Evening star., 1942-06-24

due to make the championship flight
in the field of "a entrants.
Hampered by wartime restrictions,
the championship field is a good
one, including most of the top men
in the Washington and Baltimore
area. Only two Of the headlined
stars are absent this year. Ralph
Bogart, District champion, who
never has won the Maryland title, is
leaving shortly for aviation cadet
training at Athens. Ga, and Bobby
Brownell. Maryland open champ,
won't be around when the firing
starts tomorrow. Otherwise the
Capital entry list includes most of
the top men. Here is the way the
Washington entries will play to-
morrow:
1000 a.m-Volneey Burnett and Eddie
Quit undian Spring., Bill Young tManoD.
and Tom wssnfek csr4iek III Mount sa@Hss Piesssnt CD
John MsSne snd Ro6e1s e'Js Jone.
s:eo@M Parker Nolan tconsressionap.
Harris Jones and T. T. speer tBalto.
Cen. cGIInIs RI ps2
9:4oMEari skinker Columbia. Dick
Melvin Kenwood). Bob Swindell tBaEo.
2:50-Dr R. A. Keilty tConeressionan.
N; Whittlesey MANOR DR.. E. G. Schmidt
Va :6o@c!ais 90 U AIS Mckee tcolumbia,. Maury
rritzseTs,ld ~ kenVoo0. Spencer Reed
Post entries will be accepted up
to 9 am. tomorrow. Burnett. Of
course, is the defending champ.
Nolan won the title in 1910. so
Washington is well fixed for former
champions in the Old Line State
title tourney. BY all odds OF good
golf, and barring more than the
usual flock Of upsets there might
be an au-Washington final round
Saturday afternoon, even though
Spencer Overton, Baltimore's best,
will be in there pitching.
Junior Champ Barse May Enter.
Among the post entries from the
Capital may be Joseph Barse, Jr,
the new District junior champion.
Joe is junior member Of the
Columbia Country Club, and a
graduate of Roosevelt High School,
where he was manager Of the golf
team which won the Dawes Cup for
the second straight year. He Will
enter Georgetown University next
month and looms as a likely candl-
date for Tony Sylvester's golf team.
Joe won the District junior title
in a playoff at the Washington Golf
and Country Club yesterday, licking
Clubmate Earle Skinker OF Colum-
bia, when Earle missed a 4-foot putt
on the ninth green OF the nlne-hole
playoff.
They tied over the regulation 36-
hole distance with 10-over-par
scores Of $50. Barse scoring 76-75-
$50 and Skinker scoring brace OF
75s for the same total.
Even going into the ninth green
in the playon ordered by DR.. w. G.
Barr. District Golf Association sec
retary, Barse won the Albert r.
Mackenzie trophy with a 2-over-
par 81 for the nine when he bagged
a par 8, while Skinker, wide of the
Tee, Cnlppcu up dIlO AAAoSSN WAN
short one for the half.
Thomas o. Brandon, jr.. OF Co
lumbia, who won the title in 194l,
finished in a second-place tie with
Dick Burgess of Army Navy. Bran
don scored 76-80-l56, with Burgess
scoring 75-8l-156. Norman Manders
of Washington won the 16 years and
under award with 83-79-162.
Fowler Tops Augusta Crowd.
Ralph S. Fowler, Washington Golf
and Country Club champ. won the
top prize in a tourney of the Augusta
crowd at the Washington Golf and
Country Club, scoring 75-13-62. DR..
w. r. McLister took the gross award
at 76, while R. T. Harrell took second
gross. Other prize winners were L.
Franklin, ST., Joe T. Kirchner,
Arthur j. May and Maury fairfield.
More than a score of golfers turned
out for the tourney and the movies
taken at Augusta last February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Kreuz-
hllrp (she is a former winner of The