The Washington times., 1935-08-21

Bobby Riegel, Hermitage Coun
try Club of Richmond and South
ern amateur champion, raced of
with medal honors from a start
ing field of 81 with two fine
rounds Of "a and 10 for a So
hole total of lat, magnificent
performance in view of the
abominable weather conditions
and water-logged course. Par for
the course is 1886, II.
Other qualifiers from this sec
ton were Morton Mccarthy, Nor
folk, who holds the Middle At
lantic m a teur championship;
Don McPhail Baltimore Country
Club; Eddie Semmler, Hillendale
Club of Baltimore; w. D. Dub
Fondren, Biltmore IN. CO. Coun
try Club, and Judd Brumley
Knoxville, Tenn.
Two "FIOaters" Qualify
The last two we're "flpater" en-
trants from other districts but
their qualifying scores were lower
or equal to the highest qualify
ing scores at Indian Spring, which
automatically sends them into the
championship proper at Cleve
land next month.
Yoder, who had posted rounds
of "a and IS for 149, long held the
lead for medalist honorS until
Riegel hove into sight in the misty
rain on the final hole Of his after.
noon round. Then it was learned
that the young Virginian had the
medal within his grasp. He could
play safe by taking a five and win
by a stroke. He got his par four
Riegel might also have scored a
par-equaling II for his final round
had he not slipped badly on the
par three ninth where the front
trap caught his drive and he shot
his explosion" over the green.
Shorey Misses By Stroke
John C. Shorey, Kenwood Coli
and Country Club, missed qualify
ing by a stroke as did Harry A
Wisotzky, York, Pa. The veteran
Miller B. STEVENSON, Columbls
Country Club, and two of Column
bias younger members, Billy
Shannon and Harvey johnson
missed by two strokes. One Oh
the disappointments was Billy
Dettweiler, Congressional Country
Club, who squandered 1852 shots
over the 36-hole route. Sum
marieS:
QUALIFIERS
Bobby RiegeI (RichmOnd -. - ia
Levi YOder Nndian Spring.. "A 1o-!4'
X, s. Peacock Undian Spg) - 76-lol
IIioLmon greene (NanOr) 10 77-15:
Craig Mckee Undian SpED. "a HO-lo4
Harry Pitt (ManOr) .o... ~ 79-!6'
Maury Nee (COlumbia) 49,. ~ 76-l04
Morton Mccarthy (NOrfOlkO. ~ IT'D:
w. ID. FOndren (BiIt. FOresD IS 500!
Don McPhaiI (BaItimOre) IS 8O-l5C
Eddie SemmIer (BaltimOre) - 78-!o.
Judd J.. Brumley (KnOxville) ~ 6p-l0I
VOlney Burnett Qndian Spg) ~ 77-10'
NON.QUALIFIERs
H. A. WisOtzky, jr. york;. ~ 1-l5'
John c. ShOrey (KenwOOd). 30 78-15s
NJ. b. STEVENSON (COlumbia). 10 8O-15s
Harvey johnson (COlumbia). "a 75-l5s
Billy shannon (COlumbia).. 80 19-l5!
Bob Albertus wash, ID. CO. 81 15-l6'
ID. l.. Davis dallas, TexO.. 81 17-l6'
Everett johnson (Beav. Damp "a 77-l6l
Eddie Bean Beaver Dam).. 70 83-l6'
Billy DettweiIer (COnEJ.... 81 8l-I6;
Ross Puette (RichmOnd) -. 81 81-16i
Bobby BrownelI (ManOr) 81 Sl-l6:
Louis Fuchs Nndian SpgO.. 81 79-l6:
John r. Miller (Beav. DAMP 81 82-l6;
w. TOmlinsOn. jr. (RichmOnd) IS 88-16;
W,R, Neuman (HanOver, Pa.) SO 79-16i
Ted RutIey KenwOOd) 80. "a 8l-l6!
Harris Jones (BaltimOre) e. 81 1876
Robt. j. Elan (JacksOnville) 81 7S-16'
A. s. Gardiner, jr. (COlumbia) 80 S3-16t
j. Davis Ewell, jr. (Richm'nd) SO 8S-l6t
f. G. Barnes (BaltimOre) 80 86-16(
F. Thompson Beaver DAM SO 86-16t
Paul j. FriZZell (COlumbia) IS 8S-16t
NJ. F. Mccarthy (COlumbia) SO S4-17C
Frank Goodwin, jr. (COngD. SO &-17'
Max Taylor (Beaver DAM. SO 82-17l
Edg. F. Brown (BaltimOre) 81 S5-17:
John H. Kerr (RiChmOnO. 8S 87-17(
Dick Kreuzburg Und. SpgO SO Slid
j. G. Borden (Atlanta) go. 81 S6-17;
j. w. GIFT (HanOver, PaO... 80
Burr Melvin (Newp't News) 80
Jesse Baggett (Beaver Dam)
ChaS. Beall, jr. Qndian SpgD
Billy Shea (COngressiOnaD 83
J. r. Greenwood (Army-Navy 81
NJ. Parker Nolan (COnED 80. -
Edgar NJ. Lucas (BaltimOre) IS
George r. Miller (COlumbia) 81
Victor LebOw (BaltimOre) -. AZ
Spencer OvertOD (BaltimOre). 80
Geo. Cullinane (KenwOOd) =. ~
". Fitzgerald (KenwOOd) -. 81
Paul Hampshire (B'ltimOrel
Calvin London (BaltimOre) az
Jack QuiGley (Army.Navy) SS
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