Evening star., 1945-10-02
PGA Tourney Players
Must Shoot 80 or
Better 10 Stick
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

kind In golf, and one that might
not be too tasty for some Of the
players, is listed for a trial at the |
PGA rehabilitation fund tourney
at Kenwood tomorrow.
Due to the short day and the i'm
possibility of getting the entire field
of IS players through two medal
play rounds, the committee, headed
by Dave Sherman, has slipped In a
rule that all players who do not
shoot 80 or better in the first round
may not play in the afternoon. It
places premium on good first
round, but it may eliminate some of
the amateurs (and maybe few
= pros) with chance at the prizes.
Top entrants in the affair, shoot
ing at the $400 first money CWar
Bond maturity value) are Sergt. E.
j. Dutch Harrison of Wright Field,
Ohio; Lew Worsham of the Navy,
now stationed at Bannockburn, the
Navy recreation center; Chandler
Harper. the Portsmouth (Va.) slim
man; Andy Gibson of Baltimore,
Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond
and Leo Diegel of Philadelphia.
Diegel and several other Philadel-
phia pros will stay over Thursday
for Bob Barnett's senior-pro tour
ney at Chevy Chase.
Top amateurs include Claude
Rippy, the mid-Atlantic champ;
Roger Peacock and Volney Burnett
of Indian Spring, Chick Evans of
Chicago and Col, Jim Wilson of the
Army Air Forces.
Pro prize money will be split as
follows: $400, 5000, $3.50, SIS, $50
and S25 prizes, all in War Bonds. A
juicy bunch of special prizes has
been put up for the amateurs, with
two 20-pound hams going to the
two low scores. The tourney will be
played under winter rules, which
means the ball may be lifted and
the lie improved.
Tickets, priced at $1.20 per copy,
will be on sale at Kenwood. Pair
ings and starting times follow:
s:oo--A Birmingham prince Georges>,
.Jarden (unsttached).
s;O5-w. D. Skies (unattached). Jack
Frost (unattached) and Earl Marcy (un-
attached.
Fehiing Gst. Louis, MOI and sni P. B. B. Griess
Unattached.
ss15-Charles Heinsch (unattschedl,
D. Hevener Indian Spring. and w. H.
Holt tunattached).
$50 Elroy Horton (unattached).
Floyd Marsch (unattached) and c. Kane
(unattached).
s:25-steve Kay toreland, Pa. Andy
oliveri lunattached) and Sergt. Tony
Nozera tQuantico).
-S:30-Ensign H B. Naxter (unattach-
cd, 1t. E. J, Broderick Fort Belvoir) and
1t. John Fortunate Camp Patrick Henry.
s:35--R:.. C. Hanna (Columbia), Johnny
atlas Gndian Spring. and Sergt. Ted
Gillian (Walter Reed.
s:4O-Bob Hendrickson (Kenwoodl, Al
don (unattached).
S:45-Del Todd (unattached). Herbert
WAGNER tBaltimore) and Hiram Taylor
Unattached.
Plummer prince Georgesj and Frank
Michalek tClifton Park.
s:55-R. w. Clark Ocean View, Buddy
WorSham burning Tree) and Al Price
200 s;oo-Al Houghton erince aeorges,,
3. Thorn Lancaster, Pa.
9:05-Starting time
. 9:10-Bill Brownrisz tKenwood). Mel
sfSfeyy shNFey qmndis,n IN SPRING. and Johnny Bass
s:i5-.Johnny Kelly tocean View. DR..
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ciedlissn Edgewood ArsenaD.
pSns5ld IsI,5l 5Langhorne, Pa) anl Marty Lyons
r9:3Q2-chandleI Harper Portsmouth,
ga;)' Louis ,Worsham tBannockburn) and
9:35-Harry. Griesmer Burning Tree>.
Pete Henry Philadelphia) and Nick Hol-
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$3.50. T II 'Rtf REED ,tKenwood,. Chick
Evans tchicaEo) and M. Fitzgerald Ken
S:55-John Berselin tKenwood,, E. NJ
Eurnham (Kenwood and George Diffen-
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virginia). 1t. Jim Kinder Prince Georgesj
and Leo Diegel. Philmont, Pa.
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io:s5-carron McMaster twoodholmel
siiI WsnzsI Kenwood5. Kd5.on A'iA'ioH' ant
10:30-Claude Rippy Washington, Ru
Cofiey Norfolk, va.) and Capt. Bill Briggi
io:35NA. Youngouist lKenwood), Tee
Bickle ispringhaven, Pa and Bob Will
I0:40-Ciiff Andrews Undian SPRING.. C
4 Beall fBelle Haven) and Gene Pittmar
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Frank Santillo Uos Angeles).