Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
3D.C. Golfers
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PINEHURsT, N. c., April %
(AP). - Ability and stamina
were demanded today as the
North and South amateur golf
tournament stage two rounds
to cut the field to quarter
Anal size by nightfall.
First-round play yesterday
reduced the field to 80 and
brought about the defeat Of
Dave Smith, co-medalist from
Gastonia, N. c.
DR.. Wendell Aldrich, 3e-year-
old Angola. Ind. dentist, shot
par golf at Smith to beat him,
2 and !. That put the doctor
In the second round against
Pvt. John Schubeck Of Fort
Knox, Ky.
ID. c. Players Advance
Two Washington. d. c., golf
ers remained in the tourna-
ment. Carl Lohren Of Brooke
Manor Country Club. Silver
Spring. Md, defeated Robert
Turnbull Of Hickory, N. c., 4
and 8, while Claude Wild of
Burning Tree in Washington
eliminated Sam Maniaci OF
Glenside. Pa, UP. Lohren is
scheduled to play DR.. George
Trainor Of Rochester, N, Y,
and wild is matched with Corpl.
Edward Ross Of Camp LeJeune,
N. c.. in today's second-round
matches.
Dick Chapman Of Pinehurst
the defending champion, and
Nal Galletta Of Old Westbury,
N. Y, who won is years ago,
met in another upper bracket
match.
Peter Green, North Carolina
freshman from Franklin. Mich.
who shared medal honors with
Smith, met Gene Andrews of
Pacific Palisades, Calf, in the
top match of the lower half.
Green had to win a 19-hole
duel from George Toms of Dur
ham, N. c., to advance.
Four Extra Hole Matches
There were four extra hole
matches and seven that went
to the 18th green for decision
yesterday.
The marathon of the day was
a 23-hole victory for Dale
Morey Of Indianapolis, former
Walker Cup player. over Charles
Smith, brother of Dave. Dale
had to. sink a 7-footer for a
half on the 18th to stay even.
After they matched four As he
won with a par 4 on the fifth
extra hole when Smith three
putted from 80 feet, missing q
4-footer.
Walker Cup Team Members
Bill Hyndman Of Arlington, Pa,
and Jack Nicklaus of Columbus,
Ohio, and Alternate Bill Camp
bell of Huntington, w. Va, adj
vanced.
Campbell, who has won three
titles here in nine years. met
Paul Kelly Of Ossining, N. Y.
Kelly had to survive six-hole
sudden-death playoff to gain
his place in match play after
shooting an 81 qualifying day.
Results:
Upper Hall
DR.. Wendell Aldrich defeated Dave
PVT, John schubsck defeated Alphsus
Richard Chapman defeated oeorge
rowbotham, 6 and 5.
Nal Galletta defeated Ben Goodies,
BOB Cochran defeated Colby ware.
Alfred Sans defeated osOrss slim
Herb Durham defeated Phil Farley,
Howard Evsritt defeated Jim Ford.
Arnold Blum defeated Arthur Ruitin,
John Mccain defeated Richard
Don Essig Defeated Bob Batdorff, 3
Or: John Mickey defeated Tom
Carl Lohfsn defeated Robert Turn
nj pr; dsOTss TrainOr defeated Roland
Jack Nieklaus defeated Harry wsleh,
Robert Roos defeated E. L. NssOitt.
Lower Half:
Peter Green defeated George Toms,
Gene Andrews defeated Harry Nc
JAKE Howard defeated P. j. Boat
Bill. Hyndman defeated Lawrence
Larry Mccrary defeated John Ward,
John Guenthsr defeated Robert
Kuntz, 5 and 4.
Pete Dye defeated John Nash. Q
Dr. R. W. corley defeated Keely
Jack PenTose defeated walter Peek,
Robert Gardner defeated Wilson
Barnes, l up.
George Fulton defeated John Nc
Cpl Edward Ross defeated Roger
McManus, 3 and 2.
Bin Campbell defeated Jack Ma
Dale Morey defeated Charles Smith.
Claude wild defeated Sam Maniaei.
Paul Kelly defeated John ownes.
and 4.