The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-12
LITTLE SHOCKS
 GOLF WORLD BY
 OPEN FAILURE
WampanOag Course Too Much for California Star;
 Eddie Burke Hits l54

wasn't the only head that fell in yesterdays gruelling test.
 "What the heck" he said, after his name was posted in l4th place in c three-way tie, "T'm only 25. I'll be playing at least 25 years more and believe me, I'll be there fighting every year."
 Consolation
 The husky Californian who de- serted the amateur British and American titles to recently turn professional, smiled broadly when told of other of the games leading lights who failed to qualify.
 That just goes to show you" he observed. You're never sure how you'll wind up."
 Littles approach shots and put ting wer short, although he had played the course for four days be- fore teh matches.
 "You know, when first came up here they told me the course would be Q cinch, that it was easy. But let me tell you it's the toughest quail flying course l ever played. What long holeSl"
 zoJ Joe TarneSa, w"mpanoas' Conn., Haroid Mcspaden, winchester. xCharies s. Munson. Jr., Fairfield, Conn, 73-72-145.
 Edmund F. Burke. Newport. R. |. Jerry Gianferante. Minute Man, Maaa 7f-7E.-lAg
 James Forgarty, South Hamilton, Mass, 73-73-146.
 xF. D. Ross, wampanoag, Conn. Paul Ber. rorrlnEton. Conn. "A 7b-l49.
 Non.l luaIIhePs
 xWiilie Turnesa. Elmsford. N. Y" Bob Crowley. Dedham, Mass" 7s- George T. Easton, Providence H. l., 77-73--150.
 Jim Turnesa, LouisquIssett. II. |. xWiiford Crossley. Norfolk, Mass. John r: shImkonis, Andover, Mas" zR. Nj: Grant. wetherSheld. Conn. xFfed Allen, New Haven, Conn. Carl II. Anderson, Plymouth Mea- dow. Conn, H-78--ib2.
 Tom Mahon. Beberiy' Mass" S- Lawson W. Little. San Francisco. Joe stein. sandy Burr. Massr re- Harry T. Nettlebiadt. Auburn, Edward Burke, NauEntuck. Conn" Herbert Armstrong, Goodwin Park. Conn, 77-76-1i53. c Hsrry FranSom' RidSeh''d' Conn" xMilton B. Reach, Jr., Longmea- dow, Mass, 77-76--l53. ! xMilton B. Reach, Jr, Longmea- Henry Bontempo, Springfield, Mass WiIiio Whalon. Tumble Brook xcharies C, Glare. Race Brook cj J. GeoxheEan, Highland, Conn, John E. Reidy; Webster Mass. Eddie Iund. Greenfield HIil. Conn Dick May Metocomct. II. l.. 76-7o Willie Hunter. willimantIc' Conn 77-79---lbG. , 20 Don CunoubhD EoulHc"' N'""' '' Waiiy Martin, Norfolk, Conn.,. so- Robert Hunsick, Jr, Fairfield, Conn, 78i78--l56. W. K. Reid, Mattapoisett' "-'"- SSiTod Bishop. Weston. Mass. S2- Alex Ellis. swampScott. Mass, Si- George Hunter. Pleasant View Conn, 79-78--1J7. - Graham Reid, stony Brac, Massp s2-7G--l68
 Henry Cordes, stockbridse, MasSp George Astor, Lawrence, Mass' xLynford Iardlner, Jr, ocono- fnowoc, Wis, SO-79-lLs.
 Jack Strew, Union City' Conn" John H. Williams. New Haven. s Clarence Booth, sunot Ridge. ct'' "1siiSYv "x1xsiion Yv. Ellis, BroOkllne. MaS"' c. w. Clancy. Peabody. Mass. 7S- Arthur P. Johnson. Weston, Mass Arthur wedgeworth. Methuen. Mass., so-s2-i62.
 xDom soccoli, New Britain, Conn, Jack igoc. Brookline, Mass. s4- xJohn W. Harte, New Haven. ct'. e4-S0--i64.
 Eddie Bush. Norway. Maine. S5-79 Louis Myers. Providence. R. |, S2 sS2--164. Matt Partridge. Pawtucket. R. I, Robert smith, Indian HILL Conn. s5-s0-I65.
 George siebert. Avon. Conn. ss- s2--165.
 Arthur ReId-FarmingtOn, Conn, Rb-Bl--lG6.
 Maurice keaFney. wate rtOwn, Conn.,, a2-85-1O7.
 xSamuel ..eild, Jrp Pawtucket' n. l., S3-S7--170.
 xCharles R. scott, Greenfield. MasH., S6-s6--l72.
 Dan Sullivan. Providence. R. l. John Callahan. Hartford. Conn. Thomas S. Jones, West Barring ton, H. l.. Edward CorvenO, Swamp scott, Mass; Harry Fontanella, Mer- iden, Conn; xDennie BOardman, Hamilton, Mafs.: xJohn Levinson, New Haven, Conn: xAlbert Bliss. Bradford, Pa; Gene mcDOnouRh, Manche sfsr, Mass: Martin Higgins, Fall River, Mass; John Hanley. Lowell, Mass. (withdrew); ThOfnas Fillmore, Providence, K. l. (with- dFew).