Evening star., 1932-08-14
P. c. A. GOLF FIELD
LISTS STAR ARRAY
Sarazen, DiegeI, if They Fail
to Get In, Will Be Only
Noted AbsenteeS.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HICAGO. August 13-with the
4 notable exceptions of two
" former titleholders, Gene Sara
zen and Leo Diegel. all of the
big money winners of American golf
qualified for the fifteenth Professional
Golfers Association championship over
the rejuvenated Keller course, st. Paul,
August so to September 4.
Even Sarazen and Diegel, whose
failure to qualify in the New York
Metropolitan test provided golf with
one Of its biggest upsets of the year,
had almost an even chance to get into
the big battle at st. Paul After fall
ing to land among the IA qualifiers,
they played on and won alternate
berthS. Sarazen capturing the position
as first alternate. New York seldom
has sent full delegation Of qualiflers
west for the P. G. A., so a withdrawal
or two was expected to give Gene
chance to add the crown to his British
and American open championships.
MORE than 100 players were brack-
1V1 eted along with the defending
champion, Tom Creavy Of Albany,
N. Y, in the championship play, in
Guiding three past holders of the title
Walter Hagen. champion in 1924 to
1927 inclusive; Tommy Armour, cham
pion in 1880, and the veteran Jock
Hutchison, who captured the crown
IL years ago at FloSsmor, Chicago.
Other qualifiers included such stars
as Billy Burke, Johnny Farrell, Olin
Dutra. Jose Jurado of Argentina, Ed
Dudley and Denny Shute, runner-up
to Creavy last year. Creavy was not
required to qualify.
The list of qualifers:
New York Metropolitan GA quail
fiers): Willie Klein, New York; Tom
Boyd, New York; James Hines, New
York; Billy Burke, Greenwich, Conn;
Walter Kozak, New York; Paul Run
yan, White Plains, N. Y; Charles
Lacey, Great Neck. Long Island. N. Y;
Bobby Cruickshank. Port Richmond.
N. Y; Pat Circeli, New Rochelle,
N. Y. Johnny Farrell, New York; Her
man Barron; New York: John Col
den, Noroton, Conn; Mike Turnesa,
Elmsford, N. Y; Joe Turnesa, New
York.
Southeastern district tfour qualinsrsl-
Frank Stevenson, Americus. Ga; Hsnry
PekaTdb Charleston sSu g H.G Gnafss cssriatt. a
Oklahoma district ttwo eualinersln,How-
SAA0ss OS~
FG3oH NoTtheastern St ma New York district uour
sust Nordone Schenectady. N. Y; James
Thomson. Schenectady, N. Y; Alick Gerard
nrtSH; Minnesota district M tthree qualiners,-Jock
Hendry, st. Paul; Eddie Baening, Minne-
apolis; BY Chamberlain. st. Paul.
Cooper. Frank walsh. Horton Smith. oeorse
Smith, Abe Espinosa; Harry Hampton and
Jock Hutchinson. all Of Chicago; Gunnar
Nelson, Rockford, Ill.
Ohio district 1six qualiners) = Waldo
@s Ohio shSe audsSn
RegEie Myles Ashlands - Ohio; Phi sd Alfred ssT- ar
w western New York district ttwo qualinersl
walter Bemish' Geneseo' N u Donald
Middle Atlantic district -four oualifers)-
Washington. D. G.; Carroll MacMaster. Tow
SON Md; Warner Mather, Pikesville, Md.
w ssS%5It dist5is 6ysTsG9 G6e SU
Texas district (three aualihers) - Ted
Longworth, Texarkana. Tex; Jack Grout'
Central New York district three auali-
Mitchell; Syracuse; Fred Ackley. skaneate-
Southern California district (three quali-
fersl-Ol'n Dutras Brentwood 5 AelgnT; MOI MOI
Phiiadelphia district (seyen eualinersl-7
mington, Del; Clarence Hackney. North
field, N. J.; Joseph Coble. Philmont, Pa:
Charles Schneider. Cheltenham, Pa Edward
Ginther, NeEark' Del; George Smith,
Michigan district Cthree aualiherO--Neal
Mcintyre, indianapolis; Ralph Stonehouse'
indianapolis; John Watson. South Bend.
Midwest district tthree Gualihers)-Harold
McSpaden, Bethel. Kans; Al Collins, kansas
City: Wilbur Gilbert, Topeka. kans
Wisconsin district 1.-TWO Qualthers)-Leon-
ard Galett. Milwaukee; JOCK Hendry'
New Jersey district fave uualiiers)-John
Kinder, Caldwell; Clarence Clark Bloom
field; Craig Wood, deal; Dick Metz, Deal;
Art Straub. Point Pleasant.
Northern California district two quail
fersj-John Perell. Blairsden; Rod Munday.
Los Altos.
Tri-State district (three qualifiersl-Rador
Jewett, Elm Grove, w. va: Vincent Eldred.
Pittsburgh: Charles Manning, Ben Avon
Kentucky district Zone qualiherl--oscar
Wdmer, Louisville.
New England district C12 aualinersl
George EaStcn, Warwick Neck, r. l.; TED
Turner, North Adams. Mass; Art Gusa.
Narragansett, r. l.. Gene Kunes. Hartford
Conn; Charles McAndrews, North Quincy,
Mass; Bill slack. Bristol. Conn; Jack
White. Southbridge, Mass; Dick May. Prov
idence r. l.; Dave Hackney, Lowell, Mass;
John Bernardo, Newton Center, Mass;
Frank Lalley. Haverhil Mass; Joel Smith.
Wallingford, Conn.