Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
BY ROBERT SOMMERS
Star staff Writer

By ROBERT SOMMERS
Star Staff Writer
Bill Harvey set the pattern
last year when he teamed with
Burt Langhenry to win the
Manor member-guest golf tour
nament. Now it's Don Smith
who will carry a portion of the
title back to Greensboro, N. c.,
also Harvey's hometown.
Smith and Gene Beaded, the
tournament chairman, yester-
day defeated Bob DeMaio and
Ralph Bogart, 2 and /, in ar
uninspiring finals match that
saw only one birdie among the
four players.
Smith, a 29-year-old owner
Of q dry cleaning business, hit
his tee shot a foot from the
hole on the 183-yard par-three
fifth. This helped him and
Beaded to make the turn in
even-par IS and one up over
DeMaio and Bogart.
Coming back they we're even
par for eight holes, while b.
CART and DeMaio were one over
again.
1--WE teamed WE'LL" Smith
said. 1--WE weren't under par
but we played good enough tt
win"
Smith is a former child prod
ICY of Greensboro junior golf
He won the city junior four out
Of five years before going ovel
age.
This season he finished Sec
ond to Harvey in the city cham.
pionShip, shooting 284 for thu
70 holes played at three diff
ferent courses. Harvey shot 278
Other flight results:
GhsmpienshiP FIieht COnsoIations
W. Va, defeated John Haberlin -Bol
MARITIME, Argyle, 1 UP.
Second Flight
Frank Walker-Chuck Kenworthy
Army Navy. defeated DR.. Frank Crilley
Jim Bogley' Confessional. and 2.
Third Flight
W. T. Harrison-Russ Atkisson
Brooke Manor, defeated John Wells Dol
Miller, Hartford, Conn, 2 up.
Fourth FliEht
Joe Dobal-Chuck Meter, c. c. o
Bristol. defeated Fred Mueller led Ian
Sillotti, Argyle, 4 and 2.
Fifth Fight
Or. l.. +. Callahan-Jim Bernhard
Congressional, defeated Mike Oristian
Steve Oristian. Lakewood. 2 up.
Sixth Flight
D.. A. Hanner-John Clayton. West
wood, defeated Rick Adams-John Barr
Chevy Chase. 1 up, 10 holes.
Seventh Flight
testsd Howard schafer-Rss Park
Brooke Manor. 1 up.
Eighth Flight
Roy Butrum- Don Burn Westwood
defeated Bill Urie-Bob Lyons, unat
tached, 2 and l.
- Ninth FIight
C. L. Dunn-Ray Duguid, Rollin
Green, defeated Earl Soper-C.
Schafer, ST., Arlington, and 4.
Tenth Flight
John Haggerty-o. B. Williams. q
Marks, defeated Bob Gleason-F. "
Donkin, Congressional. and 8.
Eleventh Flight
Paul Kelly-Dan Silling, Argyle, de
featsd Dave McDonald-R. 3. Woodarc
woodstock. 4 and 3.
WOODMONT "A couple o
players who staggered on tn
brink of elimination will NEE
next Sunday in the finals @
the club championship. Dav
Workman, club champion thre
times previously, defeated How
ard Nordlinger, 2 up. and Mar
shall Friedman trimmed JoI
England in 81 holes to wi
places in the finals. Wortma.
was / down after Is holes, bu
won the 18th with a par, the
birdied the par-five 18th afte
reaching the green in two to g
/ up. He then won the 18t
with a par to settle the mattel
Friedman was in worse con
dition. He was 8 down wit
four holes to play. won Is an
49,. halved II, then won tn
18th, all with pars. They halve
the 10Th in bogies. the Goth i
pars and Friedman won tn
21st with a par.
In other action, Tod F'ildel
man, Harvey Blumenthal. Alvi
Miller and Jerry Silverman wo
the Sam Pocker Memoirs
tournament with a net best
ball of foursome score of 56-1
under par.
GOOSE CREEK-A 14-har
dicapper settled the two-ma
team championship. Donal
Coates pared eight of the
holes played as he and Nubre
Stephens defeated Bob Kearr
and o. S. Hammer, 6 and 5.
ARMY NAVY Bob Trov
bridge meets E. B. Maxwell fl
the Newman Cup next wee
end. Trowbridge defeated w.
Wideman, 5 and 4, while Ma,
well eliminated A. A. Kopcsa
/ up.
INDIAN SPRING - Die
Shattman shot 35-37-72
win the A. S. Kay Tropl
tournaments gross division. e
A. D. Solomon, with 88-21-6
took low net.
PRINCE GEORGES-Arth1
Woodside got a free pass in
the club championship fina
and took full advantage of
by defeating Bobby Miller,
and 2, in their 36-hole mate
Woodside shot a two-oyer-pi
Tain tba morning and WIS on