Evening star., 1946-07-16
That opened the tournament for
Griesmer. who took the lead on the
9th hole and never was headed.
Bowie Leads Amateur SQUAD.

Griesmer, who took the lead on the
9th hole and never was headed.
Bowie Leads Amateur Squad.
One of the biggest surprises of
the tournament was the disappoint-
ing showing of the amateur brigade
! With the exception of the touted
home club champion, Buddy Bowie
and Manor's Bobby Brownell, they
were out of it at the halfway mark
Bowie, playing in his first tourna
ment since his schoolboy days
posted steady 73-74-l47 to prove
for day at least. that he's the best
amateur in town over his home
course. Brownell played the last
nine in "a for a 74-74-l48 Other
amateur prize winners were Balti-
mores Ken Scales and Eddie John
ston with 152 and Ed Finnessy with
1853, Schoolboy Champion Buddy
Worsham with l54, Otto Greiner 155
and Ralph Bogart 1877.
Worsham won 5000 for his second
place finish and Cruickshank who
tied Bowie for third, received s15(
for his 7l-76-147. Gibson anc
Hugh Mcclellan of Baltimore hac
148s, good for s75. John ODonnel
/ of Norfolk and Walter Romans oI
Baltimore won $3.50 each for IA!
totals with Buck Worsham of Chevy
Chase completed the winners with
/ 72-78-l50 for S25. The latter hac
a triple bogey on the 18th hole O.
the morning round TO break up 2
under par round and triple boge,
s on the 10th of the afternoon
Columbia Wants Meet Again.
/ Association President John Hos
pelhorn presented the prizes aHe
paid tribute to Martin Mccarthy O
the host club for the way he super
vised the tournament Host clut
Golf Committee Chairman Chri
Heurich bid for the event next year
/ Here's how they finished:
Harry Gresmer. Washington Aviation
S BSddv T'is9sm Bose eoinmbis eoiPsnfds09ai s
/ a, .l47:, Bobby Cruickshank c c. OF Va
APdz H9fn oissGR aeIels1 C EdseSo6f IF M6
Arsenal, Is -75@i4s: !soSby Teii BroWneii
Msnor. :741d4s; John o'Donnell,, Nor
Chase. S7s1i5o: Water 'sansi Romans Bal, Bal
timore c. c, "a 75-l49
Val Rufto Woodmont: 7477-15l RALPH
5o6nston a"G5sa e Z. q Nd: So :aa, .RsI
5smison 5eass ccueenteSd5 Ma g .Ea Fin
erat r Barnett. Chevy Chase. 72-s2-I54
johnny Bass, Clifton Park, 76-7s-le4
cIsseett Gas Us Stevens n' Manos. rtGe' 367S-i555
stb9 oo rd dre,n McHac C. 6 Bo0n,s of Md
nod
Sl-c,i56; sam Bates, nvirsinie Beach, va
70 ,9-l5s: Jimmy Duke, Bonnie View
"a -o4Dl ~. o', tGsH Creme. ur sttached 30
'Gharles Price. Kenwood. so-soo-lleo
Mcleod, Columbia, S4-7s-l62 :Franl
kai1 kEhalss Mount plessast .W
Jack Lowe, Hillendale. so s3-l63 Lero!
Smith, Manor, S2-s2-164; John L. Barr
Forest Park, s5-,9-l64; Joe Barse, Co
i lumbia, 81 -s3-164; 'John Deford, Elk
ridge, S4-S1-l65; Leo Hsslbeck, Noun
Spring. Sl-s4-165; John Musser. unat
tsched, so-seal66: s. a H; Y9InsauI;st IS
'Don Murray. Rolling Road, s4-s7-17l
Joe Pumphrey. All View, S4-S9-173; 'B
e. Brown; Prince Georges. ,s4-sssaeIl7s
93-l7S; James S. Oliff, Prince Georges
S5-a1--116: Robert Grove, Catoctin, So.
94-179; Cliff Spencer, East Potomac, 13r-
no card: Earl Skinker, Columbia. Y =
no card; Carroll BoggS, Cumberland, T5--
no card; John Callahan, Suburban. II
no card; Glenn Spencer. Rolling Road, 2.
no card; Billy BroWnrigs, Woodmont
7S-no, card: Seth Collinee, Columbia, rs
Withdrew.
Fred Bolton, Fayetteville, N. c., Some
card: George Rita Columbia, 81 mo card
1t, saltysiak; Mount Pleasant, 81 nc
no card; Alton Willett,. Kenwood, so-with-
drew; r. Cliff McKimmie, unttaehed, 7s-no
card; Bobby Bowers. Indian Spring. So
withdrew; bill Briggs, Kenwood, S2with-
drew. w. H. Pattison, unattached, SCR
card Harry Jeffra, Mount Pleasant. 81
no card: H. L. Oatman, Norfolk, s0-no
capd: Walter Bogley, Prince Georges, "a
no card; Charles Bell, Indian Spring, S.
no card R.. c. Hereford, Kenwood,- S4 nc
card: Mel Shorey, Indian Spring, 70 with
drew: M. Parker Nolan, Congressional. s.
withdrew. Jimmy Flattery, Forest Park
7S-no card; John Frederick, Bonnie View
S3-no card: Ed Graefe, Annapolis Roads
S5-no card; MASON Bartlett, c. c. of Md
S4-nc card; "R. D. Wissinger, Baltimore
c. c., 90-no card.
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