The Washington times., 1933-05-16
:UNKNOWNS TOP
!: IN GOLF OPEN
!. !. QUALIFYING

when the United States Open
golf championship starts at Chi
cage June 9.
: The 118 players who came
Through in yesterdays 36-hole
qualifying rounds on 20 courses
throughout the country did not
include Chick Evans, former
holder of the open and amateur
crowns: Jack Westland, finalist in
the 1881 amateur; Gene Homans,
,runner-up in the 1880 amateur,
SAnd Jock Hutchinson, former
British open champion.
:. Thirty-three players, leaders in
last years open. already had
qualified. The 33 include two
amateurs, and 19 more qualified
yesterday as against SO pr0tes-
sSionals.
!, Francis Scheider. Dallas, and
leonard Dodson, Springfield, Mo-,
each shot 139, the lowest score OF
sthe day for 36 holes. Tom Tai
bot, another Springfield player,
Zand Schroeder had the lowest 18-
hole score, 68.
; Johnny Kinder, youthful open
champion of New Jersey, with 145,
stopped the list of IS golfers who
QUALIFIED out of field of 104 in
the New York sector. All Is are
professionals Johnny Farrell, for
:mer open champion. was second
to Kinder with lat. Cyril Walker,
former open champion, supplied
a touch of drama when he made
the grade for the first time in
four years. Those who qualified
in every district except the Middle
Atlantic follow:
NEW YORK
: John Kinder, Asbury Park, N. j., 76
+e9-145; Johnny Farrell, Mamaroneck,
N. Y, 76. 71-147; Herman Rama Rama
Klein, z; % Willston' /; l.; i: /, rs, 72-l4S; g;
>T4@15o; Tony Manero,- Greensboro, n.
y, Is, 73-151; 7. J. Harmon, jr:,
Moptclar n: 5 H. j. 7161 81 iscI51 fyF!
7Sf5s alfG! kGzar Maurice fIoSH oconnor BeIevlle'
N. j., is, 76-152: Joe Trisner, Flush
!ng. l. L. TO- 74-l5S; Joe TurIefa, IobD
Jack Forester, Oradell. N. j., IS.
.!5-15a: c. H. Mayo sr" Long Beach,
L. l., 7S. 76-154.
; ATLANTA - z,,s.
sDanny Goss. birmingham. 50. 72-152.
BOSTON
: Bob Crowley; Norfolk. r. 74-14S:
Roland Hancock, Unicorn, Io,a. ~; .+dn 14-l2a ~
.74-15S; Dick May, Metac4met, on ,,c5: T. D.
IA, 79-15S; Joe Pezzullo; Warwick r.
i; viT T. i 577i54ii 7fHii5t, John sh'mk0ni'' An
John Revolta. Menominee, MiGh'' en- Zoo 10 ro'
-76-152; WalIy Chamberlain; nht .' Ch1eagSS' PagS
H. s. 5sG154 a:'iSa F?anf Wsish; SHioIf0, ri r.
rs, So-155; Ren Smith hrGsp 3aR PSrk, Ws feroo 1'
aaEa' daEo g. g. 1SIS 75Il55: '.ISpn p Ar@stronE
Aurora. Ill, rs, SO...156; 'Gustaye G,
MsaS5 Ms%pto1, MEnesss Ghlesso. s. s5 RspH RRsE5HH
R,s:r VIZ c4tseEO Rseins Il Wis., 7'157 H. ssy hfGfy
Eddie Williams Miami. Fla, 81, II.
sl5S; George Smith, Chicago, 81; 371lSS
H. Bird, Menominee Fails, Wis, Il, IS
,.l59: F. G. Leonard Milwaukee r. So
-159; Carl Gustafson. Chicago, 81, IS
lilo; Sonny Rouse, Chicago, 81, Is.
S1so; :.Wilfred Wherle Racine Wis., sS'
CLEVELAND
=. Al Esrinosa, Akron, II, 72-14S; Jack
hSmRsGn Tho RsmGa EGHRgIso~H: EIvIis 75-1ts % Bot
Rooee Sseee cieSsiand G5SSHinda 49, 7s-14g Mauree
Mccarthy. jr., Cleveland. e. 77-150
5ssE Gs%nta: S IT, {sRs.as ssRtSa Is I5s5
Francis schsider, p, Dallas, 4, SsE1asi
= Archie Hambrick, GAINESVILLE, 7S. IS
!. ISL; Alex Campbell. Dayton, 81. Is
; 157; Red Strauss, Cincinnati: IS, 10
s<15S: Francis Merzolf Columbus. 81, 7a
@-15S; &c. G. Lvesay, Columbus. 81, rs
91ssfooan, f:e Denver. D rs, 7s-1ls: Les Madi,
%0on, Phoenix, 81, 78-15s.
= DETROIT
psore w"tFSes 1eto RetrG 4s q s4s 7ii'' Nes }Ss
Weber, Grand Rapids, 70. 71-15o: Clar-
Ga%SsT 5aP6s3rs Dft5s5 Sorddto Il s. 755l
KANSAS CITY
- Leonard Dodson. Springfield, Ma, 10
es-13s; Tom Talbot, Springfield. No,
Mo, II, 71-142; Harold Macspaden
Decker, Excelsior Springs, Mo-, "a, 90
143; Joe Mathews, Kansas City Co.
10, 73-143: Clarence Yockel. Kansas
City, Kan, 72, 72-144.
= LOS ANGELES
=. (Qualified Last Thursday
> Willie Haunter Los Angeles, "A, 72-
.l46: "Neil White, Los Angeles, 1871
J. NASHVILLE
= 4Sfarnv Graham Nashville "a, IL
,;155; Red Gam, Chattanooga, 80, rs
NIAGARA FALLS
=: Jim Heaney, Rochester. "A. 7S-147
Jack Gordon, Buffalo, rs, 74-l49.
OMAHA
Pat Wilcox Norfolk. Neb. 7s' 75-15s.
PHILADELPHIA
). ssBen Gum, jr.. Spring Haven. II, 3E
:John w. Campbell. Holmesburg, II, 10
$50: Ed Ginther. Newark, Del, 73. rs
H151; John Mover. Shamokin, Pa, rs, "a
Iii; Peter w. Henry. Lanerch, Pa, 78
PITTSBURGH
5 san PfFt Pats dHaTa j Pa pa
"a. a. y, 77-l54; perry Del veechio
GreensburE; Pa, 75' 7S.l54: Charles
,Alcroft Youngstown. Ohio, rs, 7S-156.
SAN FRANCISCO
; Willie Goggn, San Francisco, 73, 76-
r149; Dewey Longworth, Oakland, 70
T7-156 +Gordon Brunton, San Fran
Neisco, 7S, 71-159. tAlternate; Long.
worth may not make trip.
ST. LOUIS
Bill Schwartz, St. Louis, 72, 77-149
!Francis Schwartz ST. Louis, 80, 72--l52
Ray Schwartz, st. Louis. IS, 75-15S
t4Ben Richter st. Louis, rs, 75-l53
Chester OBrien. st. Louis, II, 1918
~6Qualified but withdrew.