Evening star., 1946-05-20
D. {. Linksmen Face
Stiff Opposition in
Kenwood Event

The local amateur golf talent may
be hard pressed to keep the Ken.
wood Invitation title in the home
city, if the out-of-toWn delegation
lives up to its press notices.
Chairman Bill Wenzel released an
entry of 1913 players for the three
day event that gets underway with
AN l8-hole qualifying round tomor-
row. Post entries may bring the
total to the l40 mark The local
players include Volney Burnett,
defending champion, and Bobby
BroWnell among the favorites, but
missing are Ralph Bogart, Roger
Peacock and Claude Rippy.
Baltimore's threat, Otto Greiner
was forced to withdraw. but me-
thodical Spencer Overton may be
A post entry as the chief contender
from the Monumental City. The
Richmond delegation is strong
headed by Clark Lea, and Benno
Jansen will be on hand from Char
lottesville, Va.
Championship flight possibilities
among the visitors include Richard
Davis of Brockton, Mass; 1t. E. D.
Frederick of Fort Belvoir, Wayne
Middleton of Fort Worth and J. D.
McNabb, registered from Gezira
Egypt.
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F. p9qnde5 1gnat,2; s4srPaul D, Grisss
(WashD, w. A. Walsh (Wash.), and c. j
Hunt tWashJ.
10:00-Al Birmingham CP GD. Arne
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Ken. and RAYMOND workman twash. );
lo:l2-John Bowers tunatt.l, Andy Oil
io:Is"Don GoodmaTn man tWashi. i-HO J. @ p. An
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penter ken; Io:4aNEdde "A Auit 3ANi Il. s.
Dr.. Mike Ollveri Il. S.. and Richard Davis
(Brockton MassD.
lI:oo-o. N, Reed Ken);. J. P. ,Bubt
6ck ksn ana aIdeston STANLEY Pe5s9n keR9; os
Manor. fli0 and W. NJ. t5 Hommell m a. Il. Ai5H 81;
Il:l93-Georse Thornton Il 81: Ro,
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Bob Harrington OCatoctinl, and Joe Miller
Il, 81: IL :36-Richard Milbourne Man
Or. R T Woodfeld (Ken.). and Leonard
nda, lS:ooCBnl WEI Wenzsl Ken; Ray swsar,
eagol: l2;24-H; H; H. Hair tWsshl. Joe
tKenl: 12:36-Allan B. Mills q. s., VIII
liam Summers q. s. iapd,s and TED Bprrows
son Il. So 12:4s-R, G. Bowers q. s.
Bill Savers (unattl and 3. France tunatt1
, lioo-Lt CO. Fred PouliX unatt,> E
Ken: 1:06--Lt. J, W, Kinder -tP. Gl,
q g; i:s4-L. Nv? ". perce ase ken. Ro@ae f a
Wyates lKen2 and Martin Johnston
RoSbin KEN a4d n qe'fS aollahser KEN STEn
1:42-Bud Nebeker (Manor. Gene PITT
ms9 ss tManert an6 r W; Harvey tKen.
Berno Jansen CFarmington, c. c. and
L N kreamer &C. c. Of Nd: l:54-Paul
Va).
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g ABd Bdyd 1eFSk Kes Smith chssef Mae1I IkF
LManorb, and J. E Voll KEN; 2:l2-
Jerry Hart !unatt), Buddy, sharkey q. s.
and a6Snsam Bob Morris gyms e!ggnatt4: 2:lsnE. r
and John Molyneaux (KenD; 2:24-N. w
Wells tunatt.l, Douglas Jackson Il. s.
and Wallace Peterson tP Gl.; .:3O-Dr
H. L.. Smith tColD. WAYNE Middleton tFort
Worth, Tex, and DR.. l. B. Gaffney
tkenD; 2:36-Lt Comdr. c. M Feather
orr. and c. NJ. Dinkins (Ken): "A. B
Cole q. So. P. F. Brousseau Il. s.. and
R. M. Lawrenson q. 81: 2:4S-John K
Sas5nett (Ken), John M. Downey (Unatt)
and F, O.. West wash p :54-Allen Weis.
berg Il. s. Jay Wolf a. 81 and Richard
Sturses tMaror): 3:00-J. H. Hatcher
Iken }, r. T. kreuzburg (KenD, and L.
Imhof tKen.,.