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losAngeles Hoo-HooClub 2'Woy Out Front'With Bong-up Show, Voluoble Gifts qt Seoson's Opener
About 175 lumbermen and their friends turned out Seoten.rber 25 at Lakeu'ood Country Club for the "kick-o{t" berncluet honoring the election of Don Braley as 1958-59 Srrark of Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club 2. There were 57 of these hardy lvarriors who participated in the golf tournanrellt ancl everybody enjoyecl an evening of fun and entertainment which was arrallgecl by Dealer Larry Weiland and proved to be an "out-front" affair. The seven-act variety show was well received by the Black Cats and, from all indications, will be repeated witl-r a new show at a later date.
The golfers, under the guidance of Vice-President Harvey Koll, got started on their lS-hole grind promptly at l0.'29 a.m. Tlie last foursome, which included George Pike, Ralph Steffen, Norm Winsor and Ed Dursteler, arrived at tl-re l9th l-role after dark, "pooped" but ready for the evening of fun.
Dealer Tom Fleming won the low-gross prize with a 77. In the First Flight, Bud Daugherty was lst low net with a 67 and Dealer Bud Nelson was 2nd low net with a 68. This u'as "Jackpot" night for Bud as he also walked off with the money for the Retailer prize and won a share in the Blind Bogey.
In the Second Flight, Lloyd Jorgenson placed low r.ret witlr a 67 and Bill Hanen came in second with a 68. Toe Petrash stole the Third Flight low net with a 57 by sporting a 32 handicap. Bill llanen also got a cut of the Blind Bogey to boost his cash take-home winnings.
Tlre hole-in-one club now sports a $72 pot and is a healthy amount of money just waiting for a lucky golfer to pick up, says Chairman Koll.
The Blind Bogey winners also included Joe De La Poza, George Braviea, Spud Jordan and Harold Cole. These big ft's handsome everywhere-siding, paneling, sheathing, flooring, casing, cabinets, ceiling

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