The Washington times., 1931-11-06

Inc tournament, Wn1cn mas at
tracted the ranking pro golfers,
gets underway tomorrow with q
qualifying round of 18 holes. The
low so and all ties will take part
in 36-hole medal play tourney
Sunday and the low scorers will
whack up $2,550 in cash.
Over 125 Entered
OF course, if any amateurs fin
iSh among the low scorers they
are supposed to take the equiva-
lent of the cash prizes in trophies
or silver plates. Times are hard,
however.
The entry list includes over 1875
names with the prospect that it
will mount to at least 140 by to-
morrow. The Kenwood officials
are reserving places for last-min-
ute starters from out of town,
particularly Walter Hagen.
Means More Customers
The appearance of Hagen
means at least 1,500 additional
cash customers or $1,500 more TO
the gate receipts. Hagen carries
a strong appeal to the golfing
public, the same as Tilden to ten
mis-. Ruth to baseball and Demp-
sey to boxing.
Hagen is a Snowman and more
colorful than Bobby Jones, who is
drab player as compared to
Hagen. The golfing fans flock to
see Jones because of his superior
skill, but they follow Hagen not
only because he is a fine golfer
but also because of his wide ap-
peal.
Admission Price ST
An admission fee of ST will
hold forth for Saturday and Sun
day and present indications pres
age smashing crowds for each
day. Ample parking facilities
have been provided while mar
shals will see that every spectator
gets his moneys worth. The pair
ings follow:
$500 a. m.-William Carson (Talbert
Country Club. Easton. Md; Tony Syl-
vester (Bannockburn, Washington, D.
ca; Richard Cook ANNAPOLIS Roads,
sos a. m.-Frank Cunningham (Burn-
ing Tree. Washington. D. Co; Tommy
Bones columbia Country Club, Wash
ington. D. CO; Louis Fuchs Unattached,
Washington. D. Co.
$40 a. m.-Robert Gable (Warrenton
Lum Burning Tree. Washington. D.
CO: j. E. Lowden (Staunton Country
Club. staunton: Va0.,
Sis a. m.-James Maloney (Congres-'
sional Country Club, Washington. D. c.;
Joseph O'Hara Congressional Country
Club Washington, D. Co.; Al Price
kos6 cTeek MsshinEfSn So c seaver
Dam. Washington, D. CJ; Leo Walper
Unattached. Washington, D. c.; Andy
Walker Congressional Country Club,
SIS a. m,-Fred M Mcleod columbia
Country Club, Washington, D. C0; Miller
stevinson columbia Country Club.
washington: D; c.; Dave Thomson
$3.50 a. m.-walter Cunningham (Burn-
ing Tree; Washington, D, g.; Mel shorey
C.); T. Gibraskl Unattached, Washing
S;s5 a. m.-Archie Clark Congressional.
Waghington' D; g.; Thomas F; Cole
MdD: Louis Fisher (Tam o'shanteT
Detroit MichD.
s:tS a. %mR G;;;l .u,I P; Hinkle tsshuykill
country Clup' hdTTlSDuTS- raj FeIe
Henry (Unattached. Philadelphia. Pal;
q. Nelson s. Halsey (Forest Park Golf
Club. Baltimore. Md.
S:45 a. m.-Glenn Spencer maryland
Country Club. Baltimore. Md; C. T.
McMaster (Rolling Road. Baltimore
Md: Luther Stewart Congressional
Country Club. Washington, D. c..
800 a. m.-Joseph Lynch (Braeburn
Country Club. Newton. Mass.): Ben
Loving petersburg Country Club, Peters,
burg. VaD: J. c. McCarron (Congres-
sional Country Club, Washington, D. c..
9:05 a. m.-Arnold Minkley (Unat-
taGher Detroit; Mich:l; Bill Bailey
Pa.); Al Treder manor Country Club,
WashinSton. D. c..
80 a. m.-Peter Jackson iUnat-
tached. Washington. D. C.); Arthur
Lynch (WinEfoot Country Club. :. New
York;: Gene Larkin -(Chevy Chase,
Washington. d. C1.
9:15 a. m.-Robert Barnett (Chevy
Chase Washington. D. CO.: John Beadle
Paxton Hollow Country Club, Philadel-
phia. Pal: George Low, jr. (Hunting-
ton, Valley Country Club. Philadelphia
go a. ma. r. BaElsy CHilendale
Country Club. Baltimore. Md.O; George