Evening star., 1953-07-12
Nine Ex-Champions
In Tomorrow 5 Field
For Maryland Open

Nine former champions who
hold II State titles. between them
are entered in the 33d Maryland
Open golf championship tomor-
row and Tuesday at Prince
Georges Country Club.
The State Open will be played
at "a holes for the first time,
with los starting tomorrow. The
field will be cut to the low SIS
scorers. plus i've seniors and 10
amateurs for the final SO On
Tuesday. The SIS group undoubt-
edly will include some of the five
seniors and 10 amateurs.
Post entries will not be ac-
cepted, according to tournament
officials.
AL Houghton. the host profess
sional. tops the list of ex-cham-
pions as the only four-time win
ner. Jack Isaacs. defending titlist
and winner three times in the
last four years, will be back and
Cliff Spencer is another three
time champion entered. Charley
Bassler has won the title twice
and other champions entered
are Harry Griesmer. Andy Glib
son, John ODonnell, Ralph
Beach and Spencer Overton. an
amateur and the State senior
champion.
Prize money will be in excess
OF $700, plus trophy.
Overton, Ralph Bogart, who
lost playoff to Isaacs last year.
and Claude Wild top q strong
amateur delegation.
Parings and starting times for
Monday:
900 AM.-Pete Rock PIG: Mel
Shorey, I. s.: Al Houghton. p. g.. 9:07
An A11;M;t-James p. Grass r. D.; Val Ruifo.
0nnat., snd oS.at Martin I. Parks. B. '. 9:I4
Reasonsr,: Bethssds, and ad''Is Eusene ssnaTe E!
| Boush.. South Sherwood Forest. 9:2i
H. HI ppSsnsr psassnt Pnd g. Rcx JesSe
Bid Brian. Indian Springs. s:3s Am
Bethesda, and Bob Miller" p. G.
sullivan Rsa AMmsl GREEN YAh'hit0S A'h a3a 1aat Tommy
THOMAS E. Bsreh.. @ East Potomae. sao M/ssEst; s:zs
A:MEWard NJ Burgess. c. c.. Jim Buck
ssnhTeimer' snTfs BiaGkhawk; ak; F, A. and Dan W
DIftenbaugh, Kenwood; Jim Bolts. South
Sherwood Forest. and Maury Fitzgeraid, :
5raTs hfaW20q Ed s5s GSsefe AMHarES sonEs o Cam
| est, and Henry L. RohiSon > n
1908 A.M.2Ed Haeton.: c. c. of Md; !;
Jerome Footer,.s. Woodmont and George
GSry. Inhy.r Annapolis Roads. 1910 AM
Lellan' Army Chemical Center, and Keith
fho@ss "'s bSaSafs Hili:nddalt. llS;nd sM Bob
MsinSsrs. ~ wp'a1ssnt 1o:a4 ASLRsIla aRe Rsyla
EMpelkviaIles M = y and Claude Wild. jr..'
Ten Sn,sPa Park; Carroll T. MaeMaster, j.,
thesda. lO:3S A.M-Fred Bolton, Wood
Buppert,* Y. Of Md: io:45 A.M.WEddie Mdi,s
Columbia; william Mcferren, 81 ST.. ufes' + s.
,.c5S a0;oS 4; ;A.MMAlex J. Olson, unat,.; Ray
and Michael ?. oliveri,' Kenwood. 1o:5SS
A.M.-Andy Gibson, c. c.; Walter Rom
ans, BaltimcTe &C., and Bob Chandler
= 1905 AM.Sc. "A. Harnan, ceder pt
and g, I. Cornell, Cong. Ills AM. AM
Harold Oatman. Oficers Club; Earl Fling,
Mashington; Harry. Parr w." G. S. v.
II C.. l1:20 A.M.--Emory Sullivan.
Haysn' ven and Trswgott L. Schmidt P. g.
John J. o'Donnell, sewells Pt.. and Al Al
Jam1son, Quantico. :35 A.M.-Harold
Dorsey'S r; Rd.; William J.; Crabbe, Rock
GTssk f5nsf Parki 1,iIe and R. Gift McKimmie,
R e. Gin Spencer. aa1lfs RockViis ana sassEsF: Ed:
AM:-William Basslek, R. r.; william
Markham, Mt. Pleasant. and Dennis
Bolste6' l5:G6 Bethesda.
Ralph M Bogart,s C. c. 1907 IN
ter Naval Academy. and Andrew j.
9Sliveri;' AArgyle 1914 P.M:-.Roger 8,
speacock Sligo Park; Steve Tobasn, Ft.
Md; 1921 P.M.-Frank II. Cronin.
P. g.; Frank L. InvernizzI, Mt Pleasant,
and Robert MARITIME" Argyle 1928
PM.-Dan Herring. Petersburg C. c.;
! Max NnsS.. E1bin; Bethesda. and Bill Cole, :
1925 P.M.-carl j. Rasnic. Rasnic
and Roy Smith W. 6. & c. c. i2:43
rr:M.-Clare Emery, Cong: Cosimo j.
Tiso' Bonnie View, and Mike Jankowski. :
P:G. 12:49 P.M.-Lawrence Hogan.
White Flint; Irving schloss. Mt. Pleasant.
ana 6eR R,i e bsnt Hartie IL Bethesda. I2:53
Woodholme. 200 P.M.-Bo Estridge
p. G.; Louis 8. Mann" c. C.. OF Nd, and
John Gonella," p. G.