Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

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with the Armed Services Pc
troleum Agency, probably
thought until yesterday that
he would have to take his case
to court in order to win the
golf championship at Indian
Spring. He was runnerup
four straight years before
cashing in yesterday.
Schattman, about 40, de-
feated John Clancy. 8 and 2,
in the 36-hole final Of the
championship flight. Clancy
rallied from 3-down at the end
Of nine holes to even the match
after Is and ~ holes, but then
tired.
Mike Becker could not de-
fend the club championship
because Of Army service. Re-
suits Of finals in other flights:
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third. Mort Green def. John Lam
"Trip, 1 up in 20 holes; fourth, Gary
Brodie def Joe Lee, and 81 fifth
9 and /; sixth. Mark Perkus del. Ike
Peres, up; seventh, Harry Rosen-
berg def. Dave jacobson. 3 and 2;
eighth. Bert Click def. Bob Davidson.
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nth, Sid KrieEeT def; Dr.. A. p: Solo
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BURNING TREE-Anthony
Wilson and Doyle Rogers, the
latter from Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. captured the three-day
member-guest tournament with
a net 271, five strokes ahead
of the runnersup, Representa-
tive Bass. Democrat of Tennes-
see, and Col. Rennie Kelly Of
Columbia.
Daily winners: Friday, best
ball, IS per cent of each
handicap-George Bunker and
William Ely, go; Saturday,
combined medal scores. full
handicaps - Victor Andrade
and son Mario. 1879; yesterday,
Scotch foursomes with half Of
combined handicaps - Harold
Stuart and Col. Robert Taylor
of Philadelphia. Sc.
WOODMONT-Three former
champions failed to survive the
quarter-finals of the 1862
club championship yesterday.
Howard Nordlinger, many
times a titlist in the past, but
not recently, eliminated the
defending champion, Alvin
Dulcan, 5 and 4, in the feature
match.
David Workman sidelined
DIR. Jerry Footer. a four-time
winner, also by 5 and A; Jon
England eliminated Melvin
Kraft, another former cham
pion, 3 and 2, and Marshall
Friedman defeated John Gold
stein, 2 and /. Semifinals will
be played next Sunday and the
finals July 4.
ARMY-NAVY-The member
guest tournament was won by
w. S. Ottomyer and Roy CAL
vim of Chartwell, Severna Park.
They recorded a beSt-ball SO
with their handicap for the
main prize. r. S. Bartron and
Jim Bernhard of Congressional
were next with a net "a and
also grabbed the low gross
award with their best-ball So.
BELLE HAVEN-A pair of
Air Force officers, 1t. Gen.
J. F. Carroll and Col. H. G.
Creyts won the 36-hole De-
Maine Memorial event with
a net best-ball of 60-64-124,
using IS per cent of handicap.
Col. Charles Swift and William
Moncure were next with their
net 60-65-125, while Hank
Anderson and Bill Muther were
gross winners with 70-69-139.
PRINCE GEORGES Mike
Jankowski will meet Arthur
Woodside, and Frank Sherman
will play Bobby Miller in the
club championship semifinals
Saturday, following their vic
tories yesterday. The 36-hole
finals are set for Sunday.
M yesterdays quarter-finals,
Jankowski defeated Doug Mat
tison, 9 and 7; Woodside ousted
Joe Balestri, S and 4; Sher-
man eliminated Jack Bishop,
2 and l, and Miller downed
Jan Jankowski, Mixes brother,
also by 2 and /.
CONGRESSIONAL - The
two man team championship
passed through the quarter