THI SUNDAY STAR JmjdJk E-2 Wnhinfloo, D- C„ April 19. 1959 ” * % ’ • * * , 1 ¦ Nugent 'ir -t i * 11 -y Palmer Leads I ; ___ Offers , , . m TEE TO GREEN '\ ly t ¦< • Haas by One MERRELL WHITTLESEY Surprises With
jp' mL jHL / « b> % A glance at packed although Pro M SM¦ In Houston Golf the Bill Bualer will Early Lineups ¦ shelves and huge storeroom of try to accommodate anybody HOUSTON, Tex.. April 18 Pro Wiffy Cox at Congressional who wishes a change. His num- Coach Tom Nugent listed (AP) Arnold Palmer lost a gives the impression that Wiffy ber is Ridgeway 7-9813 in Ca- Maryland's 22 best football four-stroke lead with four bo- stocks every conceivable Item of tonaville, Md. The pro-am players, as they shape up after fIWB - gles on the back nine today but golf apparel. But uh-uh! scheduled for Pine Ridge has the first eight spring practice sent a beautiful chip shot onto Oene packed been canceled. sessions, late yesterday after- green Sarazan his Byrd Stadium, the final to rescue a third knickers but forgot his knee- Early entries for the Belle noon In and round 71 and a one-stroke lead the names were eye-poppers .ja?" high stockings for s round st Haven 4-Ball May 7-10 include a over Freddie Haas in the $30.- Congressional day, the defending champions, Wyn- for the few hundred fans on 000 Houston Qolf Classic. the other and had to play bare-legged sol Spencer of Newport News. hand. Palmer and Haas began the Warner Gray, mer- Va„ and Jack Kurtz of Jupiter. The No. 1 offensive backfleld Cox’s chief Dwayne Fletcher, round tied at 134 but Palmer, a been pro Fla. . . . Westbriar Country I included last chandiser. has on the | year’s quarterback, 28-year-old pro from Ligonler. staff there for many years, but Club's new clubhouse Is show- halfback, at and Houser, a newcomer, n A " 1 j|I a Pa., uncorked a four-under 32 said it was his first call for ing steady progress. Ken on the front nine to move golf stockings. There weren’t After Dow Flnsterwald stag- |at fullback. The halfbacks w by four were Rod Breedlove, an All* k \ / ?¦r \j j \ v, ahead strokes. any. gered to the Oreensboro Open *f BITaS Palmer lost his putting touch ! Conference guard last year, Sponsors of East Potomac's title last week with a final on the back nine and had to round 77, the question was and Don Van Reenan. another settle for 54-hole group lessons report a number I newcomer. a 205. Haas of openings for the classes that asked, who was the last pro to posted a par 72 lor 206. win a big tournament Dick Scarbath, the No. 1 start tomorrow. The instruc- with a quarterback candidate, played Pair Tie At tors will be A1 Treder, Bobby last-round score that high? \ ® ? J|l 207 fullback yesterday in a tem- f Tied at 207 were Jay Hebert, Hart, Jerry Long and Kenny A seven-year search of the porary role. He has his right Sanford, Fla., and Jack Burke, Graham. For the first time In record books failed to produce In \. , hand a cast and cannot V Jr., a Houston native playing 26 years there is a price in- anything comparable. The next handle the quarterback duties. out of Klamesha Lake, N.Y. crease but it’s slight, five les- highest final rounds were 75s Cary Middlecoff, the only two- sons for $6 instead of six les- by Art Wall in winning the Two Fullbacks Out for Bing Crosby v. ilp | JBg time winner here, took a bogie sons $5 However, the final tournament this Jim Joyce, 5 # year, winning the No. 1 fullback, >*v . • i III / on the eighteenth green for a lesson will be a full hour this A1 Besselink at is out with a shoulder separa- v. . fciijki. >1 |F 208. year. Kansas City in 1957, and Arnold * tion. Ev Cloud, a strong full- ** * Palmer at Wilmington, N. C„ “I had a beautiful chance candidate, a Ihe year. back is out with '• couldn't take advantage same - y of The original starting times -. >"v- .:4y-".''':-»Wte> . i5/ ' but leg injury. ?:. •'••Jr,-> Js ''vHh 1 * . ' >: • v^w ' jH ** # S SlJttSttii.- it,” Palmer said. "My putting will be used for tomorrow’s Here are the lineups Nugent bad The deadline for National went and I didn't hit very pro-amateur at Rolling Road. introduced to the fans at the '¦•¦» >• '-'' Open only days off, i- '' • iSsr i!fNpy& good irons.” entries is 10 conclusion of practice: '¦ f*‘ '"'¦ placed his 71 beside April 29. Ray Lawrenson, sec- V m Palmer OFFENSE DEFENSE |H| *|| ."'j earlier rounds of 66 and 68 retary of the District Golf As- Joe \ Mon» LE Hank Ponto»»ki K » jftESE over the 7,133-yard sociation, has ample entry Ron Shaffer LT _.7Tom Laird Memorial Kurt Schatari _.LQ Joe Oardl Park course. blanks at his home, Hemlock Leroy Dietrich C Vic Schwarti Haas, the New Orleans pro Louise Suggs 9-1540. Amateurs are remind- Tom Ounderman RO Peta Bointa Tom Flor RT ... Lou Ingram who had a 66 yesterday, said ed that the handicap maximum Vincent Scott RE .John Olanettl Dwayne Fletcher QB . Dick Novak the rain during the early holes Takes Lead is two. Qualifying will be at Don Van Reenan LH.. Joe Davidson Woodmont May 18 and Con- Rod Breadlov# RH Bob Gallagher did not bother him much but Ken Houter PB Fgt Drees that the bit gressional June 1. greens were a Nugent had high praise for slower. Stroke Gene Pittman of Congres- By Fletcher and for Tom Gunder- : Hardin, Hardin, sional. 1957 District senior NAVY’S NEW HEAD COACH—Wavne yesterday at Annapolis. offensive back- Oliver Eliminated DALLAS. Tex., April 18 (AP). champion, is the new USGA man at guard. ' affixing signature, back the field coach the last four seasons, succeeds Eddie However, Nugent Mary- after his hands The third round field of 75 —Louise Suggs played a steady senior representative for this said naming him head football coach at Erdelatz, who quit suddenly 11 days ago after land's quarterback strength j contract was cut to 61 pros and five 1-over-par 72, while Betsy section. He succeeds the late '+ Cutter, of athletics, nine years post. was the leanest of his coaching Navy to Capt. Slade director at the amateurs for tomorrow final Gen. Floyd Parks ... Bob Faris, s Rawls floundered with a triple Dale Betty, Cowboy point director of athletics at George career BEMAN AND - GRIESMER HOT NAVY pion top SIO,OOO Dallas Women's Open will be played May 5-6 at Crowd Likes Scatback who won $4,300 in today. DOCTORING Continued From Page E-l money a year ago with a 72- Woodmont. GW and Davidson The biggest crowd pleaser ai Miss Suggs had 215 for 54 tied for the team title last the • many special scrimmage considerations for hole 281. Oliver was eliminated holes was Vas YOUR GOLF Bethesda Team Tops his players. with 226 after 77 today. and was one stroke year. Reenan, a 5-foot-8 speedster CARY MIDDLECOFF ahead of Wiffl Smith, who shot Tickets have been distributed Br DR. After putts of 7, 8, who made several long runs “Not birdie 10 the lowest score of the tourna- the clubs for the May an Interim Coach” feet Palmer to area and unquestionably was the PATIENT’S and 8 going out. ment to date, a 2-under 69. 31 exhibition match at Court COMPLAINT: Terms of the contract signed bogied two of the first three hardest player on the field to Generally sloppy play. Manor in Title Play by Hardin and announced offi- Miss Smith, winner of the House featuring Sam Snead. bring down. holes on the back nine, three- Failure hit cially through Admiral C. L. Dallas Open in 1957, had 216. Dick lames, the host pro, and Fletcher didn’t try any long DIAGNOSIS: to By WHITTLESEY View: Baltimore C. C. vs. Sher- putting on the 11th and 12th. through MERRELL Melson, academy superintend- Miss Rawls, year's big Snead will meet Lew Worsham passing, but his ball handling •n the shots. Star Stall Witter Forest, Sparrows A neat chip placed him the my wood and Pt. ent, were not announced. Erde- along and Clarence Doser, the Mid- was acceptable for the short TREATMENT: In earlier j Harry Rolling within a foot of the cup for winner the women’s tour, second advice Deane Beman and Pro vs. Road. latz had three years to go on from Spartanburg, S. C., Atlantic PGA champion from time he has been in the quar- efforts to pass on put together sizzling Beman conceded only a birdie on the 488-yard par 4 took to other golfers. I’ve often Griesmer a was a five-year term calling for a 4-over-par on the second Woodmont. terback spot. in putt unofficial 13th. ** * * urged that they avoid quitting 9-under-par best ball of 61 one short in his $17,000 a year. nine of today’s third and Another District area prod- leading defending round of 65. Griesmer had a After paring the next two round The week’s events include on their shots. By "quitting on Bethesda's "But I’ll say fell to third at 218. uct who looked exceedingly champions to a 10 Vi-7Vi tri- 69. and they teamed superbly. this.” Cutter holes, Palmer threeeputted on spring field days Wednesday at told the press. “He’s not an Miss Rawls who had a good was Joe Mona of St. umph over Manor yesterday in Lloyd Kelley and Larry Mur- the 16th and took his fourth 75 Congressional and Argyle, and John's, way interim coach. He’s our boy, today, had been tied with Miss who has worked his the feature of first-round play phy. playing against them, were bogie after a bad second shot Manor’s dinner Wednesday left spot. and we hope and expect him Suggs for the lead at 143 to the end in the Maryland State Golf As- well under par but didn’t have on the 17th. night for George Thornton, golf Ron has been to have a long and highly through 36 holes. Miss Smith Shaffer sociation's team championship. a chance. Coming into the final green committee chairman the past to successful tenure here.” was in a tie for third at 147. tackle, and there's Beman. who leaves in two and needing a 71 to hold the four years. every indication that this is Cornwell Gets 74 Betsy grief weeks for the Walker Cup Hardin, never before a head lead, Palmer’s second shot was came to on the Columbia's opening day only the beginning of Nugent’s matches in Scotland, shot a 5- One of the feature rounds of coach at a major college, said long and the ball bounced over 11th hole, where she pushed Thursday will include a party player shifts.—WHITTLESEY under-par 65. including an ea- the day was a 74 at Woodmont he “was very happy. I’ve ; the green and down a small her tee shot into a roadway, for a certain fellow in the pro wanted go into coaching tried twice to get on the green 440-yard 15th, by 70-year-old to hill. Palmer chipped to within . . gle deuce on the Lynn Cornwell, shop . and it's not Freddie where he holed a full six-iron who teamed with his son. Brew- since I was in the seventh three feet of the cup. only to have the ball roll back McLeod. Kenwood’s spring ster, grade.” i Arnold Palmer fltt-«8-71 —205 each time, held up play for shot after a prodigious drive. to defeat Buddy Eig and ' field day is Saturday. Friday, Freddie Haas 68-66-72—206 20 Dave Wortman. Erdelatz* other assistants— 1 Jay Hebert 67-08-71—20? minutes for a ruling on the Bethesda Exchange Club Argyle Nosed Out Jack Burke. Jr. 69-06-72—207 whether she could tee up, and Pro Clarence Doser of Wood- Dick Duden, defensive line: iCary Middlecoff 67-70-71—208 will have a tournament and day I Bob Rosburg .70-70-69—209 wound up with a 3-over-par The closest match of the mont and Alvin Dulcan were Ernie Jorge, offensive line, and Boros dinner at Brooke Manor, fol- upset, Julius 68-71-70—209 six on the hole. life shot.” I mean stopping the was Prince Georges’ 9' 2-8(2 3-0, by Dick Coulson and Steve Belichick, defensive back- Chick Harbcrt 70-74-HT—2ll lowed by the semi-anuual sports Ralph Flanagan ! Mike Souchak 70-71-70 —211 In place when the ckibhead very soon after the victory over Argyle, and the of Goose Creek. fleld—willremain. Billy Maxwell 69-72-70 —211 fourth night quiz among members of upset BETHESDA. 10’:: MANOR, 7tS I Wes Ellis, Jr. -70-68-79—211 final 18 holes of the tourna- press, bill is hit. closest to an was Goose j Harney —211 the radio and TV, who At Brthrsda Paul 70-68-79 played the years, however. I relatively easy triumph Aides Get Raises | —212 ment are tomorrow will quiz Over Creek's Harry Griesmer and Deane Beman, 1 Frank B*ranahan 72-60-71 will each other. Gash —212 negative, Woodmont, 13-5, Bethesda. scored 3 points to I Tommy Bolt 71-70-71 be Marlene Bauer Hagge of h|ve found that this over despite o for "All of them were given Peter 67-72-73 —212; When Gaston Miller watched problem Lloyd Kelley and Larry Murphy Thomson Pittsburgh, who had a today afproach to the isn’t jthe absence of Pro A1 Jamison, Bill Bupperi and Bill Nagel. Bethes- raises today.” Cutter said. “And i Lionel Hebert 79-72-68—219 73 Vern Johnson make a hole-in- da. to 1 i Jay Riviere 72-79-68—21 M best It’s much better who is ill. scored IVa 4 for Bill Brown- Wininger for 220. Fifth was Mickey the new* 18th hole at in|JJminutes tile one. ngg and George Thornton. that’s on top ofraises they were Bo 70-71-72—219 one on hitting Cherry .... HK-T2-"9—219; Wright of San Diego, on on Meanwhile, Chevy Chase was Claude Rippy and Bruce Kessler. given in February. They •Don the Congressional last Wednesday, t 4 concentrate 1 Bethesda. scored 14 to want Ben Hogan 71-74-69 —214 j L.HIJ l.l'fl through of 2*4 for Bill Jackson Bradley champion here last year, who the ball—which is. too much for Columbia. IIV2- McFerren. sr„ and Tony McGowan. to stay and we’re happy to have 70-73-71—214 Miller wasn’t too excited. After A1 Besselink 70-72-72—214 had a par 71 for 221. cijjrse, the opposite of quitting' 6!i: Kenwood won over Indian At Manor them.” Doug Ford 70-71-79—2141 all, he had watched Charley J is Chicle Cullinane and .Doug Lindsay. on the shot. So my advice Spring, 11V4-6V2, and Washing- scored .1 •Homero Blancas 70-71-7:1—214 The Easton, the Mid-Atlantic assis- Bethesda. to 0 tor Buddy That leaves vacancy—the Dave Marr .71-69-74—214: leaders: the House, Sharkey and George Cornwell one T,nuise Will Loan. You you concentrate on halted Court Goalbv 69-70-75—214 Snccs _ __ 70-73-72—215 pro champion, t%t ton G&CC Tom Manning and Jerry Hart Bob tant make an scored offensive backfleld coach held Tom Nieporte 72-71-72 —215 Wiffl Smith . . 77-70-69—216 positive approach to this prob- 12 /2. Congressional drew a 0 points to 3 for Bob McFerren and Bi*tsv Rawls 73-70-75—218 ace on the 9th only two days /2*51 1 by for four years under Bill Capser. Jr. 67-75-79—215 Bpupt lem. Hit on through, letting the bye. Jack Betz. Hardin 72-68-75—215 Marlene Ha«e 74-76-71—221 previously. It Johnson’s Herb Rudd and Bobby Thatcher. Ken Venturi Mickey Wright was scored Erdelatz. No decision has been J. C Goosie .-07-71-77—215 74-76-71—221 left hip keep on turning to the today's second round it Bethesda. 24* to Va for Louis • Amateur. Joyce Tlakg 79-80-70—229 third ace, Easton's first. In Fuchs and 800 Miller. made, but Hardin will have, in Patty Ber* 75-76-74—225 left. BROOKE MANOR. 154; NORBECK. 34 Marilyn Fort Dupont’s new nine will will be Bethesda vs. Goose effect, total say about it. "His Smith 74-78-79—225 MONEY! At Jo Ann Prentice 72-82-72—226 drawing here shows the Chase Ken-i Brooke Manor be opened sometime between your srhe Creek; Chevy vs. Dewey Ricketts Guy Chamber- recommendation,” Cutter says, Kathy Corhellu* 75-77-74—226 Whether car or my- lain. and Fay Crocker May position I like to think of wood; Washington vs. Brooke Brooke Manor, scored l point ap- 76-78-75—227 15 and 30. Two new truck it paid lor or not to 2 for Henry Gerardi and Bobby “will be tantamount to Ruth Jessen 79-72-76—227 just bridges, SII,OOO, . sdf as being in after the Manor, and Congressional vs. Brenner. pointment.” Hanbury, Tidwell Bettv Jameson 77-73-77—227 at a cost of Call! . . Study it closely. Monte Emmerich and Ed Fitzgerald. ; Beverly Hanson 82-72-74—228 should be completed by that ball is hit. Prince Georges. The pros will Manor, scored :t Bonnie Randolph 76-83-70—229 follow-through, you Brooke to 0 for Eddie The new head coach came to F6r a good play at Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Miller and Lenny Saxe ; Jackie Puna 80-79-71—230 time. Manor Top New Group's a Polly . ... 81-76-73—230 Brooke won the third match Annapolis in 1955 on the rec- F.ilev * * need good form throughout. To Washington and Congressional. by default. Gloria Pecht 80-79-73—232 ** that in your iron shots, you ommendation of Jorge. He was Miirle '*»cken7ie . 78-78-76—232 gst In the only three matches in At Norbeek Betty It has been Carl Lohren and Dick Hill, Brooke Jorge’s assistant at College of First Tournament Mims Danoff 81-77-75—233 a most interest- control, . Mary Lena - NOW! must have left arm <> the State-wide division. Hill- Manor. 3 points to for Walter Die- Faulk 77-80-76—233 ing week, one of the best ever. leaving the right arm to apply Woodholme, ner and Max Mudrick. the Pacific. Harry Hanbury, the Fort a Amateur. UP TO $2,000 endale defeated Cliff Andrews and Hugh Schott, The pleasant problem of find- power at impact and help Brooke Hardin married his college club champion, won it* 12V2-5V2: Fountain Head of Manor. 2** to Va for Max Ger- Dupont ing a spot for the silver service direct your follow-through. shen and Paul Kurtz. sweetheart and now is the low gross with a 74 and Wil- Hagerstown won over VFW of Brooke Manor won the third match and centering the scroll and DE. 2-4700 a copy of my booklet, "Left bv default father of three boys, aged 7. liam Tidwell of the host club Fsr Frederick, 11 Vi-6Vi. and Balti- CHEVY CHASE. 114; COLUMBIA. 64 caricature on the recreation Bth ft 0 Arm Control,” write to Cary routed Spring,! 6 and 3, and a girl, aged won low net with 75-6—69 in FRDFLATZ WISHES Herson’s more C. C. Green At Columbia lVz. wall. Then a passport applica- S 4 Te»r« of S«r»lce Middlecoff, c/o The Star and Ward Burgess and Jim Blather. the first tournament of the At Only 16-2. Pairings for today are Chevy Chase, tion, birth certificate, smallpox Oil Location enclose 10c with a stamped, scored 'J’i points to Played For Stage new Metropolitan Washington SUCCESSORS LUCK Ooeo Mon thra Sat. Hillendale vs. C. C. of Mary-; t°r Fted McLeod and Harold Harwood shot, etc., for the trip to Scot- S A.M.—7 r.M. self-addressed envelope. Ralph Bogart and Jack Barr. Chevy Hardin, a halfback at Stock- Golf Association yesterday at ANNAPOLIS. April 18 (Copyright 1059, John P. Dille Co.) land: Fountain Head vs. Bonnie Chase, scored 1 point to 3 for George land. How can you ever thank Hugueiv. • 111. and Buddy (Calif.) Oxon Run. A field of 102 - ¦¦¦¦ 4 . . Bowie. ton High School, won com- CAP).— Eddie Erdelatz to- many f Bobby Brownell and Norman Keith. so nice people? Chevy Chase, scored points to 11 letters at College of Pacific peted. * 2 1 for day wished his successor Mark Evans and John Harding. Jr. In football, basketball and golf. Hanbury had a par on the At Chevy chase a playoff over at Navy the best of luck John Brawner and Ed Clarke. Chevy He played for two years at first hole to win Chase, scored ,t points to 0 for Ed T. W. Kines and James Smith, but otherwise withheld Hickey and Karl Kellerman. COP under the veteran Alonzo Frosh Oarsmen Charles B Hawley, lr.. and Andy Stags, whom he describes as both of the host club. comment on appointment good nezvs boating Penn Chevy Chase, Orrtck. scored :t points » Sid Sower of East Potomac for folks! to for John Holiberg and Bill Briggs the “most honorable and cou- of Backfleld Assistant Dick West and Dr William McKei- rageous man I have ever won gross in Class B with a way. Chevy Chase, scored 0 points to John Tillett won low Wayne Hardin as the new Three Area Crews i for Bill West and Francis Murray. known. He doesn’t drink, 75 and 808 Beat J net with 77-10—67. Class C head coach. BANNING WASHINGTON doesn't smoke, he just lives IV.it COURT- my VOIR By CARL SELL Anal sprint to hold off the Old HOUSE .Va up to everything he preaches.” winners were Milton Mason “Since I’ve submitted BOBCE-PIVWOITH At Courthouse with a* gross 82 and Frank DEALER IV HYATTSVILLE Staff Writer Dominion team and win by less Emery Henry After graduation from COP resignation as head foot- Star Clare and Kerfoot. ir . Poynton with net than a half-length. ! Washington scored ;t points to 0 for in 1948. delayed by a tour of a 86-15—71. I have no com- The University of Pennsyl- j Dick lames and Lee Hetterman Mason is from Oxon Run and ball coach. second eight Results: Bill Holter and Eddie Loveless. duty with the Coast Guard. ments other than to wish is now your authorized dealer for vania freshman First Rtct: 1— W-t, fifth eitbt; 2 Washington 0 points to :i for O’Dell stayed years Poynton from Glenn Dale. by time Gantt and Dave Colllngwood Hardin on forjtwo stood off a furious finish the W-L sixth flKhth No Billy John Peters of Glenn Dale Mr. Hardin, his staff and Second Race: I—Georee1 —Georee Washing- Martin and Lew Russell, Wash- as an assistant. He then moved first eights of Washington-Lee. 135-pounders; ington. 1 point to 3 lor Bill Morton won Class D gross with 92. ton 2—Hammond. Time. and Fred to Ceres (Calif.) High School a the team the best of suc- George Washington and Ham- 0:38 Wilier. went Gray of Third Race. X—W-L fourth eiahth; At Washington for while net to Lou in the future,” Erde- mond High yesterday fourth eight; 3 —GW Harold Hair and Fpatherstone. two seasons. cess Schools 2—Hammond ... Chick Glenn Dale with 94-27—67. fourth eight. Time: 5:38. Washington. 3 points to 0 for Jack His scholastic teams com- latz said. EVINRUDE te win the feature of a mne- Fourth Race: I—Hammcnd second Bnell and Hal Gould. —W-L; piled 16-1-1 record in win- OUTBOARD MOTORS rgee regatta on the wind- four; 2 3—GW. Time: 7:o*’ .Sid Carroll and John Connolly. a (GW double stopped by bad wash). Washington, scored 3 points to 0 lor ning two championships. He vfhipped Potomac off Old Do- Fifth Race: I—W-L third eight. 2 George Winkler and Reford Burney, minion Boat Club. Hammond: 3—GW. Time: <1:31. Tex Connor and Don Connor. Wash- also coached basketball and Sixth Race: I—Wakefield squad; 2 ; Ington. 24 points to 4 for Danny compiled record of 41-8. one by a Old Dominion Boat Club. Time: *1:37 Kapltan and Bill Howard a -The Penn frosh won Seventh Race: I—W-L second eight: PRINCE GEORGES »4; ARGYLE o*4 league championship and three — deck length over Washington- 2—Penn Frosh third eight; 3—GW At Prince Georges —— second eight: 4—Hammond second A1 Houghton and Prince tournament titles. got in final stroke eight. - Gill Willett. iie. which a Time 6:10. Georges, scored I*4 to I*4 to Bill Eighth Race I—W-L varsity four; and at the finish line to beat George Time; Gilbert Bill Gartner. Praised by Erdelatz 2 —GW: 3—Hammond. 6:27. Mike Jankowski and John Jankow- Washington by 2 inches. Ham- Ninth Race; I—Penn Frosh second ski. Prince Georges, eight: first scored 2** to *4 eight. 2—W-L first 3—GW for Bob and He returned to COP as back- mond a half-length eight. Martino Frank Clark finished eight; 4 —Hammond first Time: Eddie Bean and Doug Mattison. field coach under Jorge in 1952 behind the leaders. 5:21. Prince Georges scored 1 point to 2 mr Howard Savage and Tony Popo- and the next two years coached laski. (Calif.) Junior Rare Won in 5:31 At Argyle at Porterfield Clyde Kelly Keith College, teams had the course and Bowie. Prince where his »Penn covered mile Maryland Golfers Georges, scored 3 points to 0 for Buddy W-L five-tenths of Clark an Arnold Prada a 9-8 record. 19 5:21 with 1 Roger Sheriff and Ronnie Righter. As coach at Navy. Prince Georges, points backfleld es second behind. GW’s time was scored 2 to 1 praised by Hammond's Beat Gamecocks for Don Sullivan and Joe Kotvan Hardin was often at 5:21.6. Ed Bowers and Col Chick Collett. Erdelatz. always quick to credit Dsing rush gained the Ad- University of Maryland Prince Georges, scored 4 point to 2*4 * Seasured The for Bill August and Done Berrr his assistants. a of 5:24. golf KENWOOD. ll*2 : SPRING. mirals time scored its fifth consecutive INDIAN «4 for the coming season, Washington-Lee jumped off victory its new course yes- At Krnirwifl As I on Stan Mouser and Dr Mike Oliver!. which includes dates with the lead but Penn col- Kenwood, * to a narrow terday. downing South Caro- scored point to 2 for University of Miami, Southern half- Bobhv Bowers and Dick Mason lared the Generals at the lina. 18-9. Larry Imhoff and Bert Ferguson. Methodist. Army and Notre ipile and moved in front Maryland's Del Bern an fired Kenwood, scored 1 point to 2 for Dick mark Schattman and Bert Ansel Dame, the new boss is optimis- bjr a half-length. GW stuck a one-over-par 73. while Pete John Larson and Max Boat. Ken- only al HOWARD JOHNSON’S right heels to the and Joe Dent of South wood scored :t points to 0 for Leon tic. on W-L's Richter Rosin and Vincent Young. “This a good ball club,” Hammond, after Carolina each scored 74. Sum- is fpaish line. At Indian Spring says. "The enthusiasm was rhythm for few sec- Cliff Kolhmann and Dick Kreger. he can you get this large charcoal losing its a maries: Kenwood, scored I*4 to I*4 for Sddie very high this spring and I hailing dis- Beman. Maryland, defeated Richter, Ault and Dr onds, kept within Grubb. Maryland, tied Dent. Willie Wolf will continue.” broiled steak $1.95 Carolina. Jack Blades and Neil Naiden Ken- think it tance of the leaders. jIH-iVfr. Best ball—South wood. 2*4 points to 4 for Mike Becker is needed, and Bernie Moltz If enthusiasm • I" Dudley. Maryland, defeated Harring- John French fried potatoes Lettuce and tomatoes Maryland, defeated Dunn and Joe Gambatese. those who know Hardin best W-L, GW Durl ton. 3-0. Owen. Kenwood. 2*4 points to *4 for Jerry Tomlinson, 3-0. Best ball—Maryland. Fried and Joel Freedman say he has an unlimited supply. Freshly baked rolls and butter GOOSE CREEK 13; WOODMONT A Washington-Lee and GW Quinn Maryland, defeated Bultman. M V i 3-0. Carolina defeated At Choose Creek Penn in the final 50 Collins South Coulson and Ralph Flanagan. • pAYMENTS framed on Bsrtolec. 3-o. Best ball—Maryland, Dick LOW MONTHL? Goose Creek scored 3 G»S& neither could shake f 2-1 points to 0 for yards, but Clarence Doser and Alvin Dulcan Wf • YOUR OLD BOAT IN TRADE other to get a clear shot at Howard Tipton and John Alderman Tennis Shifted w the ' Creek point ACC iioiuA?DjoHnson) • Goose *4 to 2*4 for Buddy OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK the leaaers. W-L's final spurt ¦ Brvlawski and Everett Steinem. GREENSBORO. N. C„ April 2 Weeks ! Larry Watts and Eddie Frank. Goose Chiti Out - gained second place after GW Creek 2** points to 4 for Chuck Lubar 18