Evening star., 1935-05-14

Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles, the
leader at Pittsburgh, produced rounds
of 1871 for $50, but another we'll
known SHOEMAKER. Jimmie Thomson of
Long Beach, Calf, used up 159
strokes.
All told the sectional rounds on "a
courses produced l08 qualifiers for the
open-88 professionals and 20 anna
teurs. The Chicago district test, post
poned a week because of torrentlal
rains. will qualify IA more next Mon
day. With 40 players exempt from the
preliminary trials, the total field at
Oakmont thus will be 1852.
Fischer and KOcSis Out.
THOUGH most of the favorites
~ came through in fine style. there
were some leaders who failed to
make the grade yesterday.
Two former national amateur
champions, Max Marston at Phlladel-
phia and S. Davidson Heron at Pitts
burgh, were among those eliminated
as were the Big Ten stars, Johnny
Fischer at Cincinnati and Chuck Koc-
sis at Detroit, and the two-time Ca
madam amateur champion, Scotty
Campbell at Seattle. Jack Munger
was eliminated at Greensboro.
The New York district took its toll
of such professionals as Bill Mehl-
horn. Clarence Clark, Willie Klein,
Johnny Kinder and Joe Ear. Emmett
French at Greensboro and Roland
Hancock at Boston were among the
other pros who fell by the wayslde.
Four Ex-Champs Qualify.
"A MONG the successful bidders,
~ however, were four former open
champions - Willie MacFarlane
and Johnny Farrell at New York,
Walter Hagen at Detroit and the
Omaha amateur, Johnny Goodman,
in his home town district.
Other prominent quaIfiers included
Craig Wood. Vic Ghezzi, Walter
Kozak and the former midWestern
amateur star, Rudy Knepper, at New
York; Charley Yates, intercollegiate
champion. at Atlanta; AL WatrouS at
Detroit, the Turnesa brothers, Joe,
professional, and Willie, an amateur,
at Boston; Fay Coleman at Los An
geles, Ted Longworth at Seattle,
Maurice Mccarthy, former Walker
Cup player, at Cleveland; Tony
Manero at Greensboro, Henry Picard,
Ed Dudley, Felix Serafin and Gene
Kunes at Philadelphia; Willie Goggin
at San Francisco and Harold NC
Spadden at Kansas City.
Low scoring honors for the qualify
ing rounds went to Ralph Beach, who
posted a $3.50 for 1877 at Baltimore.
William Roach was the leader at
Cincinnati with 1873 and Chandler
Harper at Greensboro with 139.
The leader in each of the "a Sec
tions:
Baltimore. Ralph Beach. 90 90 ,,-
ciasinnati! sa9f@Gse william Roach eo oo % ,9s
Greenboro. Chandler Har- .o
per, Norfolk ....... 76-61-E89
Philadelphia. Ted Turner, 40 ga
Atls1s4 si1snt. Charley Yates, ss-71-14o
culver City. y........... 73-67-140
Spaden> Kansas City 69-72-141
Deal, N, J.... 71-71--142
Portland .............. T2-70-142
Seattle, .Harry Givan, Sc 90 80
attic Observation-Disclosures. T4-6S-142
Santa Rosa " 71-71-142
Nashville Dan Goss. Bir-
mingham ....... 70-74-144
Nashville Red Gam, Chat 40 -, -,
Cleveland. Ed Kerrby. Akron. -
troit ................. 74-73-147
Boston, Alex Ellis swan 80 y, 49,
scott Mass. .......... 76-71-147
Kirkwood Mo-. 77-7o-147
yer .................. 77-70-147
Milwaukee ......... 73-74-147
Omaha ............. 74-74-14S
homa City. ............ 73-74-14S
homa City. 70-7S-14S
Oklahoma City nm. 75-73-14S
Dallas. Graham Ross. Dali
Buffalo Clarence Doser.
Jacksonville. Frank Steven
SON. Savannah. 49,. 76-74-150
JasssGnVIIlsl SssPaVnHill. Ed Fernety. 7+7s-15o
Los Angeles -. 73-77-15O
Paul .................. 76-74-15O
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