Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Duffy Scores
GOIfCOnleback
AtAge Of IS

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At age of IS Jim Duffy has
made a comeback. He was the
club champion at 16 at the
Country Club of Fairfax, lost
last year in the semifinals and
yesterday won his second title
with a 5-and-4 decision over
Bob Sphinx. The 6-foot-2 "
graduate of o'Connell High,
who will enter Purdue Univer-
sity on a golf scholarship in
the fall, shot rs in the morn
ing portion of the 36-hole final
and had Sphinx five down.
Sphinx made a comeback in
the afternoon and after 81
holes had whitfield Duffy's lead
to 3 up, but Duffy won two
Of the next five holes to close
him out.
WOODMONT-For the Sec
ond time Dave Workman has
won two consecutive club
championships. He won last
year and yesterday defeated
Everett Steinem, Z and 6, in
the final. Workman won his
first title in 1916 and repeated
the next year. He also won
in 1850.
Also, Harold Melnicove has
learned the value of playing
often. He always had the po-
tential, but didn't play much
until this year. His increased
activity paid off yesterday
when he won the Presidents
Cup with 75-10-65.
WASHINGTON GCC-Clare
Emery, who has never won the
Maryland Open, looks like q
good bet to threaten next Mon
day and Tuesday after his
showing in an exhibition match
yesterday. Emery, the head pro
at Washington, teamed with
Dennis OLeary, his assistant,
and won a 19-hole decision
over Melvin Rowe, a former
Maryland Open champion from
the Country Club of Fairfax,
and Gordon Murray Of Chevy
Chase.
Emery shot SO, holing a 25-
foot birdie putt on the 18th to
prolong the match. He followed
with a five-foot birdie on the
10Th.
INDIAN SPRING-Carl Mir
man, with 35-36-71, won the
18-hole gross division of the
Mystery tournament. Harry
Greenberg and Floyd Abraham
won low net with identical
scores Aof 85-16-69.
INTERNA TIONAL Ray
IonaS and Ray Crane both got
into the cup on the 18th hole
to share first place in the flag
tournament. r. Fleichbein and
Ray Chettle both finished 10
feet from the cup.
CHEVY CHASE-William D.
Blair issued his own Declara-
ton Of independence yesterday
from mediocre golf. Blair shot
"a, his best score ever, deducted
his II handicap and came up
with a net So to win the In
dependence Day Cup. C. B.
Hawley and E. K. Wheeler COM
bined to shoot a best ball 81
and win the sweepstakes.
| MANOR-Paul O'Brian was
one foot from the 10th hole
L. E. Hill was 40 yards from the
hole and DR.. Tom Connolly $50
yards away In the mems flag
tournament. Mrs. N. L. Wurz
won the women's flag event,
and Mrs. Doris James won the
inside nine" tournament with
a shot onto the 10th fairway.
NORBECK - Mr.. and Mrs,
Duke Zeibert tied for first in q
mixed two ball tournament
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Males
The Zeiberts shot 89-21-6e
while the MaleseS posted 60
$3.50.
KENWOOD-Don Miller car
now add the club two-man
team title to his club champion.
ship. Miller teamed with Bert
Ferguson to defeat James Mar
tinson and Holley Wright.
and 2 yesterday.
CONGRESSIONAL-Mr. anC
Mrs. ]. w. Flatley shot 45-40-
IS to win the gross award in 9
mixed two-ball. Mr.. and Mrs
George Vass won low net with
82-19-63.
ARMY NAVY-In an Army
Mayfair Force tournament
the Navy won with 1771a, the
Air Force came in second with
176A and the Army finished
last with $50.
PRINCE GEORGES-Franl
Ristor birdied the 10th anC
Goth holes to win the flag tour
nament. Riston shot 76-10-
66 for the IS. -Four others tieC
for second with shots into thu
10Th hole. They were Eddie
Bean. with 72-4-68, JohI
Jankowski with 1856. Ton!
Litrento with SO-l2-68 anC