Evening star., 1955-06-03
HAvILANDtS 50 TAKES MEDAL
Three Young Golfers
Are Maryland Threats

23-year-old kenwood and Con-
gressional member, who had the
only par 10.
Haviland won the State ANA
teur as a member OF che BaltI-
more Country Club green's force
in 1850. He received his dis
charge May S and is back on the
green's force temporarily, await
ing developments.
Haviland Better Now
Haviland was hooker when
he upset Ralph Bogart in 81
holes in the 1850 semifinals. but
he's better golfer now with his
slight fade. He had a SO at
Country Club of Maryland in a
pro-amateur just before his re-
lease. His 60 yesterday was made
up of four brides. an eagle, on
the par five 18th, five bogies and
eight parS.
Skies has been playing in pro-
amateurs in this section this
spring. He played No. / on the
University of Florida golf team
and last January won the Gator
Bowl Invitation tournament.
Skies and Eisinger won the only
four-ball point for the Middle
Atlantic team in its recent
match in Philadelphia.
Eisinger won the Congressional
Member Guest with Maury Fitz-
gerald last Sunday, and is on
top of his game. He's a big
hitter and learned to be a good
competitor at Duke.
Haviland met Roger Horton
of Bethesda in the first round.
Eisinger and Skies would meet
tomorrow if both win two
matches today, although Skies
is in for trouble as soon as he
tees it up against Del Beman.
brother of the schoolboy cham
pion.
B0gart Still Fayorite
Ralph Bogart eased in with
a IS and at Columbia, course
he always plays well, he still is
the favorite. Spencer Overton,
the defending champion, averted
playof only when Max Bost
of Kenwood Withdrew. Other
wise. 10 players who shot II
would have faced a sudden death
playoff for nine places. Over
ton figured to make it, even
with a playoff.
Two rounds of match play
today will reduce the field to
eight for the quarter-f finals and
semifinals tomorrow. The So
hole final is scheduled Sunday.
NOTES - Bethesda's Perky
Cullinane was eight over par
after IA holes and facing elm
ination. But at that point he
knocked a full 8-iron into the
cup for an eagle deuce on the
369-yard 18th and scrambled to
a great par four on II to make
it with u. The biggest cas-
ualty was Baltimore's Eddie
Johnston, a former finalist, who
had rs. Among others who
missed who figured to qualify
were Marty Parks, Bob Chand-
Ter, Frank Mailley, Tim Cragg,
George Graham. Keith Kallio
and Larry Spellman. -. Craziest
round was by Baltimore's Ed
Finnessy, who was 41-31-72.
The Maryland State Golf AS
sociation viii award silver cups
to the beaten semifinalists. an ex-
cellent promotion for the tour
nament. We've advocated this
for years. Washington has
only 17-14 edge on Baltimore
in qualif1ers, with Skies the 32d.
Entries from other cities missed.
-. Karl Kellerman, chairman of
next weeks International Cup
matches, played the last Is holes
in one over par for his II. :.
Both McFerren brothers made it
and are in opposite brackets.
Pairings and qualifying scores:
Paul Haviland (69l. Mt Pleasant. VS.,
Roger Horton tG6), Bethesda.
Jerry McFerren ga. Manor. vs.. Karl
Kellerman f71. Columbia.
VS., Henry Parr " t76). Green Spring
Buddy Brylawski t75). woodmont, VS..
Ray Swearingen l77), Columbia
John Anderson t76l. PRINCE Georges
Ray 10y f741. G, G. of MARYLAND. vs..
spsnssr scsss oyston I7 Rollins N Road
VS.. pr, Joseph Kenriek c75), Kenwood;
VS.. Perky caiiinane hi ~. B Bethesda' o"o'
John Eisinger t10), Confessional. VS..
Dawson Stump G6l. Green Spring VAL
Jack Rountree t74l, Bethesda, VS.. Har-
od ban nSrSsEk sEkes a a Eors pors Mesde Nesd VS. De,
rraas a5eeyM M,e5slsk ashE M Al AGpefssshsd' Vlss. VS.
vs. NICK NICK Ssen conte f:6}.. Bonnie " view. "4'
Richard Henderson C74l, Mt. Pleasant.
VS. Riil MeFerren; ,6z Manor eesorv..
vs Rsiph aR BosaPt Gtfess chees AssF5f caase. VS.
Or Mike OIiyeri {77). Kenwood