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Simpson, who won by default
from Joe LaSalle. and Heyer
takes on John Howard, 4-and-2
winner over Harry Older, in the
Semifinals.
BROOKE MANOR - Bill
Dudley and Warren Lockwood
defeated Bob Heinrich and
Norman Titus, / up, for the
Howard E. Atkisson trophy.
ARMY-NAVY - Pennington
Country Club defeated Army
Navy, 1876, in a Class A team
match.
COLUMBIA-The father
daughter team of r. Edmonds-
ton and Mary Francis Ed
mondston shot 81 to win the
mixed two-ball gross division
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hutchinson
with 87-17-70, and Mrs. Fred
Trew and Stuart Proctor, with
88-18-70. tied for first in the
met division.
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By ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
contrihuting Writer

UPPERVuLE, Va. June IL.
Black Atom, who was bred by
Mrs. A. C. Randolph a sling
shot away from the historic
Upperville Colt and Horse Show
grounds, is once again the
shows grand hunter champion,
almost doubling the point score
of his nearest rival, Shawnee
Farms Pass Run.
The traditional show closed
a three-day meeting here yes
terday with side-saddlery,
family classes. the Founders
Cup and the pinning Of cham
pionShip ribbons.
Mrs. Randolph, whose late
husband owned Grafton Farm
and whose son owns it now, is
not only NTH. of the Pied
mont Foxhounds, the pride of
this hunting countryside also
has bred at nearby Oakley
Farm a show string capable
Of mailing down the Founders
Cup as a household item. Her
horses won two major cham
pionships - her home bred
Nereus was the top working
hunter this year - and earned
the only double blue ribbons
| in the breeding division yes
terday.
Also shining this year was a
newcomer, Anadarko, owned by
Miss Mamie Fred of Middle
burg, one of the great hunting
ladies of this area.
James N. Andrews. jr., Of
Somerset, Va, famed as the
madcap show ring rider of the
1906, brought up the green
conformation hunter champion
Nauset Marsh, who held a lead
of eight and one-half points
over Templeton Stables Plea
dore II.
| Shawnee Farm won both ends
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Mrs. Randolph Steals
Spotlight at UpperviIIe

of the three-year-old cham
pionship with Silent Mantle
and Peace Treaty.
Mrs. John B. Lee. on her
Kashmir Sschet, topped the
sidesaddle class list. with Ana
darko the runnerup. Anadarko
was also eased out in the
Founders Cup. by Mrs. Ran
dolph'S Tattle. while the Henry
LOOMS family shaded the
Robert B. Phillips clan in the
family class when both
smothered the competition by
weight of numbers.
Green working hunter: ehamn,on
Anadarko. Miss Mamie Ere5
P99intSj seserVe-Tattle, Mrs. Randolph
Working hunter: ehampion-N.r.u,
Mrs. Randolph, 10 points; reseTve-S
Journey Proud Shawnee Farm, Ia
Conformation hunter: chamnion.
SLACK Atom. Mrs. Randolph 2aIL
points; reserve-Pass Run. shaw1ss
Farm. Is points,
pion-Nauset Marsh. James N An
drews. IL. 81 points: reserve-Pica-
dore II, Templeton Stables. 1917 points.
Sidesaodle class: l-Kasmir Sachet.
Mrs. John B. Lee: 2-Anadarko. MiSs
Mamie Fred. ridden by Poppet Robin
son; 3-Big Rascal, Mrs. Nelson Nc
Larry; 4-Misty Sky, Mrs. Dorothy
Smithwick. ridden by Mrs. Randolph.
Family class: Henry LooniS fam
lily. Robert b. Phillips family. g.
Mrs. Robert Randolph family, Mrs.
James Jenkins family.
Founders cup: 1-Tattle, Mrs. RAN
dolph; 2-Anadarko. Miss Fred.
HlRh-tumping: champion-Bon Soir.
Fred Hughes. feet s Inches.
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the Fort DUPONT and the Mary
land representative will be
played July Is at Annapoli;
Country Club.
BELLE HAVEN - The de-
Tending champion is gone, the
man who beat him is gone, but
the medaliSt is rolling along in
the club championship. Frank
Heyer, who won the medal with
LA. shot two-under-par golf to
defeat Paul Lipps, 4 and 3, IN
the quarter-f finals.
Two down at the turn after
a front-nine 38, Heyer birdied
the 10th, 18th and 18th, pared
IL and Is and bogied IA to
close out LippS. In the other
matches, Hal Gould was two
under par in his Sands VIC
tory over Charley Bell, who de-
feated Hank Anderson, the de-
Tending champion, 2 and /,
Saturday. Gould meets George
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1o-Yeur-OId
Wins Austin

AUSTIN, Tex, June IL (AP) .
Tiny Sandra Haynie Of Fort
Worth, a sophomore of the
women's golf tour, yesterday
won her first tournament
the $500 Austin Civitan Open.
She did it with a 1-over-par
rs over the course where she
got her start in golf-the
Austin Country Club. She had
2S9 for 70 holes to win 81. 200.
Miss Haynie entered the
final round leading by three
strokes over Mickey Wright of
Dallas and Gloria Fecht Of
Los Angeles. Mickey shot a
70 for 200 and Gloria took
third with 1892.
Miss Haynie was 10 years
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Clark Wins Spurs With Solo Title
In invitation Tourney at Argyle

made good use Of his is handi-
cap in the Board Of Governors
Trophy tournament, shooting
8s-82-I70, then deducting the
80 strokes for q net score of
1873. He beat out Myron Gerber
by one stroke. Gerber shot
74-77-151 minus IL for 1Se.
Lenny SAKE was third with l4l.
SPRTNGFIELD-Jim Morti-
mer and Bill Shalag scored a
6-and-5 victory over Donald
Albaugh and william johnson
to win the two-man team
championship. Also, Bus Mrstik
won the Edward R. Carr Tro-
ply with q 36-hole score Of
76-76-152. John johnson, with
74-80-154 and a 16-Stroke
handicap. won low net with
1873.
INDIAN SPRNG-The man
who won the longest match
meets the man who won the
shortest in the Semifinals of the
club championship next week
end. Dick Schattman, who de-
feated Jerry Fried in 81 holes,
takes on Bobby Understein, g.
and-5 winner over DR.. Allen
Weisberg. Raymon Clancy de-
feated Reggie Hereford, S and
4, and will face DR.. Wills Wolfe,
2-and-l winner over Bobby
Kline.
BELAIR-Ray Melenson shot
a 81 to lead Belair to an lit
victory over Gunpowder in a
WMGA match.
MANOR-Ralph GibSon's 90
year stretch as greens chair
man came in handy in the
seniors championship. He shot
77-84-161 Saturday and yes
terday to win the gross division.
Col. joe Hinton took the net
bracket with 94-91-1S5 minus
so handicap strokes for 1876.
FORT DUPONT-Fort Du-
Pont cinched the Washington
division of the MwGA scratch
team match series with a 1715-
u victory at White Flint. The
handicap team defeated White
Flint, 1876, at Fort DUPONT.
Fred Lukat shot a three-over-
par So with the scratch team
and Bernard Herbert led Fort
DuPont's handicap team With
Tics. The playoff between
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Then on the seventh he blasted
from a trap to within three feet
Of the hole and made that to
put him one up.
On the ninth he Jagged a S.
footer to within less than q
foot from the hole for a halve
after Buppert lost the eighth
by three-putting.
This is an indication of the
way Clark puts. It's not that
he makes so many. but he
seldom is very far from the
hole with his approach.
His major trouble was on the
tee. Clark has a new driver just
two weeks old and hasn't YET
mastered it. He hit several wild
tee shots, but being the super
wedge player that he is, they
didn't hurt him too much.
PRINCE GEORGES-Match
play in the club championship
begins next week with Charles
Alexander the favorite by vir-
tue of his performance in the
qualifying rounds. Alexander
shot 72-7H146 at the par-72
course and nipped Frank Sher-
man by one stroke. Sherman
shot 74-73-147. Roger Sheriff
was third with 75-74-159 and
John Jankowski was fourth
with 74-76-150.
MOUNT VERNON = Sam
Robbins must think golf is an
easy game. He's been playing
only a year, but he won the
Board of Governors Trophy
with a 36-hole score of 1896
then deducted a combined
handicap of 48 for his winning
l35 net total. This topped San
Carmola's 1880 minus IA
strokes and las. The 81 was
Robbins career round. Charley
Brewer won low gross with IT.
78-155 over Adrian Castillo
with 77-79-156.
CONGRESSIONAL Vernon
Briggs and j. Lee Wade TIED
for first in the Witty Cox
tournament. Briggs shot n.
9-68 and Wade posted SO.
1853. Bunny Cooper and Ed
Duvall lead the qualifier fol
the two-man team champion
ship after shooting 35-38-73
NORBECK - Ira Sichelmar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
By ROBERT SOMNIERS
star staff writer


It is possible that Frank
Clark Of Argyle. who won his
clubs invitation golf tourna-
ment yesterday with q 1-up
victory over Billy Buppert of
Bethesda, will play in more
, tournaments.
As it is and has been. Clark's
appearances are rather rare
since he's a service man with
the gas company and can't skip
work to play.
"If I can get some time off, .
the freckle-faced 41-year-old
said, "Pd like to play in the
Maryland and District ANA
teurs. I think I played in each
Of them once"
Needless to say, he didn't win.
In fact, yesterday was the first
time he ever won a tournament
on his own. He has won the
Belle Haven four-ball twice
teaming with Bob MARITIME, but
never could win the Argyle club
championship.
Twice Gained Finals
He went to the finals twice.
losing, 4 and 3, to MARITIME and
dropping a 38-hole marathon
to Bill August.
However his famine is over.
and If he is able to play in the
State and District tournaments,
someone is probably going to
see some excellent putting. IN
the qualifying round and four
matches Clark three putted
only one green.
That was the 10th yesterday
when he had Buppert two down.
He looked like he was going
three up when Buppert bogied.
but Clark's downhill approach
from 20 feet slid three feet past
the cup and he missed coming
back.
Buppert won the 18th and
birdied the par-three 18th to
pull even. Clark won the match
with a par five on the 18th.
Pressure Puts
On the front nine, Clark sank
a four footer for a birdie on the
second and saved two pars with
pressure puts. He also saved
a half with a 20-foot par putt
on the 470-yard par-four sixth
after topping his second shot.
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pump. Prompt possession. Very
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1926 H st. NV. Rltors. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-01-31
81 HOMES

OLD AND PROUD - This older
home in the town of Vienna is
sure to recall nostalgia childhood
kitchen with eating space, bsmt.
Has foyer entrance. l "a baths, .
porches lone heated), hot-water
heat. garage. acre plus mag
nificently Handicapped lot. beauti-
full trees. City utilities. Excellent
condition. Price S1S.950. $1,000
down. Open 9-S
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Evening star., 1962-01-31
Kirk Motor Co.

CHEW. 80 Impala, 2-dr. HIT,
lmmac., 10000 mi. l owner car;
250 V-S, st. dr., r. and h.; S1,S95,
Evening star., 1962-01-31

1000 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. 9-4SOO
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air hdtop.:
v-S motor, powerglide, radio,
heater, 2-tone fin; Al cond.
Evening star., 1962-01-31
cLAN I a 11ON hEhLl JE. 9-Iuuu
Quality Construction

Quality Construction
Beautiful brick rambler with 5
cversized bedrooms. 3 full baths,
4S-ft. rec. room with fireplace,
large living room with fireplace,
loft. entrance hall screened
porch and detached 2-car garage
The insulated plaStered walls.
storm windows and doors. black
TOP drive and central air condi-
tioning plus the prestige Potomac
River address represent real value
at S37 800.
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
KE. $4,000 9 to 9