Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-17
NEWCOMERS SHINE
Argyle Seniors
7 axe DGA Title

for his winning ia. Fogel shot
95-1O4-l99 before taking off
81 strokes for his net las.
Erwin Holman finished third
with 93-94-lS7 minus 80 for
l49.
WOODMONT = Buddy Bry-
lawski eagled the ninth hole
Of the South course yesterday
and won the qualifying medal
In the club championship with
a 36-hole total Of $50. Bylaw
ski came in with 70 after shoot
ing rs on the North course last
week end.
\ In the Bobby CORN Memorial
tournament, a prelude to the
CORN junior which is scheduled
to start tomorrow, Chips Can
tor won Class A with 1850.
Sidney Poretsky won Glass B
with 76-12-64, Arthur Lewis
took Class c with 86-l8-68
and william Gorewitz won
Class D with 97-24-73.
KENWOOD-T. F. Cullen
won the Diffenbaugh Trophy
with q low net score Of S0-16--
GA. H. B. Hunt shot 7S-13-05
to take second place, and Will
liam Bailey (74-8-66) tied
Eric Erickson (83-17-66) for
third place. In an abbreviated
l1-hole Patterson tournament,
James and Tom Hogan were
low with a score 6 under par.
INDIAN SPRING - Every
thing points toward q Dick
Schattman-Mike Becker match
for the club championship.
They both got through the
quarter-final round yesterday.
Becker, who won the title in
1859 and 1860 before dropping
out Of competition, defeated
Lenny Snyder, 4 and 3, yester-
day and Schattman, the de-
Tending champion, eliminated
Leon Resin. 3 and /.
Next week end Becker meets
Reggie Hereford, 2-upj winner
over Bobby Kline, while Schatt-
man faces Allan Weisberg, 4
and-3 winner over Roger
Squitere.
Mrs. Eli Amanuel won the
Charles T. BaSsler Trophy
tournament with q 19-hole VIC
tory over Mrs. Harry Goldstein.
SPRINGFIELD-Rick Rich
ardson will meet Bobby Bowers,
son Of the club pro, for the Ed
ward r. Carr Trophy next Sun.
day. They finished in O tie yes
terday at $50. Richardson came
from behind after shooting 70
in the first round to post an
even-par 35-36-7l and catch
Bowers, who had trouble on the
back nine and shot 35-41-76
after an opening "a. Dick
Schmidt won low gross with 81
86-168 minus 81 handicap
strokes for 1874.
PRINCE GEORGES - Mike
Jankowski gave 1t a try, but
George Voigt had too much Of
a lead and wound up as the
club championship medalist.
Voigt, the old Walker Cupper,
shot 75-75-150, while Jankow-
ski came in with "A yesterday
after shooting 70 earlier for
152.
Ralph Funk and Ronnie
Funk, his 11-year-old son, won
q nine-hole father-son tourna-
ment with 49-2S-26, beating
out John and Billy Klossner
with 41-13-28.
INTERNATIONAL - Ray
Clark and Bob Merchant won
the two-man team champion
ship with q 72-hole best-ball
score Of 325 minus 4S handicap
strokes for 267. Frank DiVenuti
and Jack Webb, with 306-32-I
274, took second.
LAKEWOOD-A par on the
first hole won the two-man
team title for Bob Haley and
Webb Maxon over Doug Sawyer
and George Bigelow after they
tied at 81. Mr. and Mrs. Tex
Carpenter won the husband
wife tournament with 349-52-I
297. Mr.. and Mrs. George Vim
cent were second with 402-
l02-300. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Nicholson won low gross with
344.
LAUREL PNES-John Beck
ham. the club champion, al
most added another title yes
terday, but had to settle for
second place in the Presidents
Cup tournament. Beckham
shot 74-78-l52 minus 10l
handicap strokes for q net l42,
two strokes behind Lee Ryan.
Ryan shot o6-92-lS8 minus 40
for lao.