The Washington times., 1938-06-04
WORSHAM LONE
LOCAL SURE OF.
GOING TO OPEN

From the looks of things follow
ing a canvas of the local qualifiers
to the National Open champion
ship, to be played at Denver, June
9, 10 and II, only one Of the trio
who made the grade is definite
about making the trip. He is Lewis
Worsham, Chevy Chase assistant
professional. The others, Bob
Barnett, Chevy Chase pro, and
Johnny Bass, Baltimore public
links commercial, are undecided.
At the same time, officials of
the U. S. G. A. released pairingS
for the event. Barnett, should he
finally make the trip, would be
the first in the Middle Atlantic
sector to tee off. He Is scheduled
to play at 9:05 a. M, June 9, In
company with Bud Mckinney Of
SCOTS Bluff, Neb.
Worsham Is booked to tee of
at los p. m. and is paired with
Jimmie Anderson, an amateur
from Los Angeles, Cal. Bass is
listed to leave the initial tee at
2:35 p. m, on opening day, with
Frank Souchak, University OF
Pittsburgh All-America and cap
tain Of the Panther golf team.
Should neither Barnett nor Bass
make the trip, the next low play.
ers in the qualifying round, Mel
Shorey of East Potomac, and Cliff
Spencer Of Beaver Dam would
automatically be awarded the
privilege. However neither has
indicated his intention of max
ing the trip. Regardless Of the
final decision among the group as
to who will make the journey to
Colorado, it will have no effect on
the starting times and the playing
partners.
The local pairings and pairings
Of the top ranking performers fol
low:
$40, 19:15-Lester H. Bolstad, Minnea-
polis c. C., Minneapolis, MINI. Willie
Macfarlane, Old Oaks C. c" Purchase
N. Y.
$3.50, 12:15-Leo R. Mallory, Wee Burn
c., Noroton, Conn; Tommy Armour
IMedinah {. Z. Medina, Ill.
9:O5. 12:4o-Bud Mckinney, Scots,
bluff c. c., Scottsbluff. Nebr.: ROBERT
T. BARNETT, Chevy Chase, Chaevy
Chase Md.
9:1o, 12:45-Joe Kirkwood- Philadel-
phia, Pa; Sam Parks, jr.' South HIS
c. c., Pittsburgh, Pa.
$50, 1:O5-Lawson Little, Preside
IG. C. San Francisco, Calf. Henry e..
Picard, Hershey C. c., Hershey. Pa.
s:55, l:3O-olin Dutra, Wiltshire c: c.,
Racine c. c.. Racine, Wis.
1000, 1:35-Mike Turnesa, Fairview
c. c., Elmsford, N. Y; Al Huske. Kish-
waukee C. c., DeKalb Ill.
1920. 1:55-John Revolta. Evanston
Braidburn C. c.. Madison. N. j.
1880, 2:25-Ed Dudley. Philadelphia
Country Club, Philadelphia. Pa; Jimmy
Thomson, shawnee c. c., Shawnee-On,
Delaware, Pa.
11:15, 2:5o-Gene sarazen Brookfield,
Denver, Colo.
1875. S:1O-Tony Manero. Salem c:
c.. Peabody, Mass; Dick Metz. Mill Road
Farm c.. Lake Forest, Ill.
1850, S2O-Mortie Dutra, Red Run 9.
C., Royal Oak, Mich; Leonard Dodson
Hickory Hills, c. c. Springfield Mo-
1915, S:45-BoBBY CRUICKsHANK.
C. c. Of Virginia, Richmond, Va: Pail
Runyan. Metropolis C. c.. White Plains,
IN. Y.
1895. s:O5-Byron Nelson, Reading c.
&C., Reading Pa; Charles Lacey, Hillcrest
C. c., Los Angeles, Calf.
100, 9:30-Denny Shute, Brae Burn c
c.. west Newton. Mass; Victor Ghezzj.
Deal G. C., Deal. n: ].
1:O5. 9:35-LEWIS e. wORSHAM,
JR., Chevy Chase c.. Chevy Chase, Md,
Jimmie Anderson, Rancho G. c.. Los
Angeles. Calf.
1:15. s:45-Bob Supple skokis c. C..
Glencoe, ILL.,; Willie Goggin, El Canine
c. San Bruno, Calf.
1:25, s55-Jimmy Hines. Lakeville c.,
Great Neck. n. Y; Billy Burke. the
C. c., Cleveland. Ohio.
$40 1O:1O-George Won Elm. Lakeside
G. c.. of Hollywood. Hollywood. Calf;
Harold s. Long. Cherry Hills C.. Den
yer Colo
1:5O, 1O:2O-Horton Smith. Oak Park
c. c., Oak Park, ILL.,; Sam Snead. White
Sulphur Springs G. c.. White Sulphur
2:s5, 1I:o5@JoHNNY BASS, Clifton
G. c., Baltimore Md: Frank souchak.
Guyasuta G. c.. Aspinwall. Pa.
| 240. 11:10-Ky Laffoon, Northmoor
c. c.. Ravina, ILL.,; Harry Cooper. Chi
Indicates starting time for Thursday
and Friday