Evenly matched clubs lock horns on wet golf course

WIHEN AN irresistible force meets an W immovable object. so the song goes, "something's gotta give." Well, the irresistible force in the person of Building Material Dealers Credit Assn's. Tree House CIub challenged the immovable object, Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club 2, to a golf tourney. And the outcome was a tie!

The two clubs met on a wet course at Palos Verdes Country CIub, Los Angeles. The Tree House Club claims their repre- sentatives at the scorekeeping table got drunk while Club 2 tallied the score.

Low gross team winners were John Lipani and Ken Kenofiel. Lowest net team honors went to Don Raine and Ross Tyler. Hacker awards were won by Rich Murphy and Hal Nolte. Others awards went to Jack Millikan, Jack Addiation, Vernon Shamberger, George Meyers and Ray Peterson.

Ralph Hill received a special award in the form of a new pipe. A special prize went to Henry J. Kingsland, keeper of the ladder, Tree .House Club. Ted Tiss, Merchnnt Magazine stafier, received the highly coveted "road apples" award.

The Tree House Club is clamoring for a rematch since Hoo Hoo Club 2, being the host club, kept the trophy. But so far neither side has been able to reach an agreement as to place or date. NegotiationJ are continuins