DeFrancesco wins Champions

October 14, 1994

Wayne DeFrancesco, teaching professional at Woodholme Country Club, birdied the first playoff hole to defeat Chip Sullivan, of Salem, Va., and capture the Middle Atlantic PGA's Tournament of Champions at Old South Country Club in Lothian yesterday.

Sullivan, an assistant pro at Hanging Rock Golf Club, had closed with a 70 to tie for the lead at 145.

MSGA two-woman team

Sheila Dagucon birdied two of the last three holes, and she and partner Sharon Briggs won the inaugural event, sponsored and conducted by the Maryland State Golf Association at Walden Country Club in Crofton.

The Montgomery Village pair shot 34-3973.

Kathy Altemus-Leigh Farrell of the Country Club of Maryland placed second in the better-ball format that drew 45 teams, 36-3874.

The closing birdies by Dagucon, a former Women's District champion and a Maryland State Women's runner-up to Altemus last year, were inside of four feet. Briggs had the team's other birdie, at the 255-yard par-4 seventh.

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