THE EVENING *TAR Snead Picked to Three C. Women Washington, D. C. ** Win - D. C-3 ¦ ¦' ft WEDNESDAY.’JOLT IS, 1953 St. Paul Open Despite Play Quarter-Finals how to carry the bag and will keep his mouth shut.” • M Clare Emery, the teaching pro Wk at Wrist and Other Ills In Virginia State of the afternoon Congressional, has a new ver- By Merrell Whittlesey he was not him- sion to play By self, he of how on the par th# Associated Pits* Special Dispatch to The Star Some sidelights on the Mary- but mentally was alert fives. On his land Open; and that was helping his shot- second round ho ST. PAUL, Minn., July 15. HOT SPRINGS, Va., July 15. topped all three tee shots on Harry Griesmer showed what making. Sammy Snead, ailing wrist and } vAqpp wV m Washington, D. C., golfera held But the par-five holes and with a I fatigue can do to a golfer’s everything crumbled with safe second, all. held down the familiar fa- Bp three of the four places in the the three-putt green. was accurate third and thinking, as Here one putt, he birdied all three of vorite’s role today in the $15,000 lower bracket and were assured his old jinx. He feared possible three-putt greens the holes. . . . Bassler now has St. Paul Open golf tournament of at least one semifinalist ahead. His won the Maryland Open Mm\ m in the arms were limp and his legs over which starts tomorrow over the ¦ —m toughest Virginia women’s State amateur dragged. For nine holes he had the three courses in the Course. area. Columbia, Chevy Chase Keller golf championship which entered played on coinage, but on his and Prince Georges. . .. Jack For Snead, the par-72 layout first lapse he realized he was Isaacs, the quarter-final stage today. noting the fumbling around on money the through. has been in bank Three of the five District golf- the first tee yesterday morning, through the years. The long- After two fine 72s he stumbled ers in the title flight won first to an 81. said that if the tournament was driving veteran has amassed round matches yesterday, as all under USGA rules he wanted Bethesda Club Harry had to laugh, however, almost $9,500 in the St. Paul favorites survived the first round tKT* on the last every golfer who was late of play. hole. He was short in penalized event, tops in overall cash per- match two and Earl Fling asked Gries- two strokes. formance. Going Into the quarter-finals mer’s caddie what he had used. Ralph Bogart, five times Mary- it’s Elliott of Charlottes- sharpened up “A five iron,” the caddie said. land Amatuer champion, had one Sammy for the ville, defending champion, 8 (2,400 prize money yester- the from 7?30juS* "I told him to use four and he of his poorest tournament show- first against Mrs. Charles G. Baber day by ticking off a mere 65 at until p.m. MerreU whmias«y. used five. He’s lost 10 pounds ings with of Lynchburg and Virginia Ed- 7:30 of all a 16-over-par 232 for nearby White Bear. Snead al- without leaving. They brought because those bogeys and wards of vs. Mrs. he’s the three rounds. . . . Prince ready holds two championships Fredericksburg his lost all my money besides H. N. Allen of Newport News. lunch to him. and he uses at Keller, the St. Paul Open in Harry, the 1946 Maryland a five-iron when I Georges was tough because it , ; tell him to use 1937 and the in ¦ J In the lower bracket, Mary Open, champion, in a stretch four.” has a half dozen holes that re- ** * * 1949. He lost out to Pat Janssen, medalist from finish with , has quire strict accuracy off the tee, in a 1950 playoff. Charlottesville, plays Mrs. been a notoriously poor putter, JgOTES—Hank Robison, low because it was dry, and because Charles Washington Snead’s chances for a third Egenroad of but he developed a new con- amateur, played the best golf the greens were kept long to pre- K G. C., and Mrs. James A. serve them, title were boosted Wednesday 51 Hf f m j and C. fidence recently and thought he of the final 36 holes. 74-71, and and made bold putt- : y-IM Swink of Belle Haven in Alexan- again. ing necessary. with the withdrawal of defend- could win had the only subpar round of ing champion Cary dria plays Mrs. H. H. Goodman Griesmer shot 72 in the first Middlecoff, jilhii.... . ¦p.,. aKS ' the third round with . who had been ranked as the co- of Washington G. and C. C. round Monday without a three - his 71. . Mrs. Egenroad, former club green. He 72 A1 Houghton and Cliff McKim- Mrs. Howard Winner favorite. putt added a mie, titllst at Washington, showed she yesterday morning two- playing partners, were even Also withdrawing after enter- with a coming to the hole Os Garbert Golf is capable of pressing Miss Jans- under par finish on the last last for the Trophy ing earlier were and sen by {Haying the out nine of seniors’ prize and Houghton won Mrs. Rex . But a last-minute three holes and was only two Howard was one up Homstead in 38 in it with a par four to McKimmie’s switch in plans brought Walt the course shots out of the lead with 144. on par with her 78 yesterday at Read six. . . Next year the senior ' . Bk' mmaßaL, . m defeating Mrs. Norman of Griesmer was Kenwood, and it was Burkemo, PGA champion, into Bt Charlotteville, 8 6 yesterday. playing with section probably will be 36 holes, good tournament. Burkemo and Charley Bassler, the enough the said Mrs. Swink was a 5 and 4 win- eventual instead of 54. to win the Garberl he had changed his mind about winner and the man he figured Charley CORPORATION—CharIey (left), of Open golf ner over 16-year-old Joyce An- Bassler has different Trophy in the women’s match playing the circuit and would CLOSED Bassler winner the Maryland champion- he had to beat. When Bassler ideas from most golfers in regard play against par a par 54 with Isaacs ders of Langley AFB, while Mrs. tournament. give it a whirl for a while. ship at Prince Georges yesterday with 216 for holes, shakes hands Jack of started the last round 4-4-5-8 to caddies. Bassler requests a Mrs. E. C. Wilton, like Between and Goodman won, 1 up, over Mrs. Mrs. C. B. Snead also faced a threat from Langley Air Force Base, Va., Bassler, a three-time winner. them Bassler Simmonds, clubmate at against Griesmer’s par golf, quiet youngster who will not sug- Monroe, Mrs. Frank past years. A. G. a Harry leading by Ebaugh, of nearby Austin, Isaacs have won the title the six Isaacs was a semifinalist in the recent National- was him two gest what club to use. "If I and Mrs. D. G. Ward tied Washington. strokes with holes for Minn. Ulrich narrowly missed PGA. —Star Staff Photo. Miss Elliott won 5 and 3 over 14 to go. don’t- know what club to use by second place. his first major victory in the Mrs. Robert Bryden 111 of Rich- Bassler birdied the fifth hole now I never will,” Bassler said. Mrs. Joseph Hopkinson’s 5-up Open completely his Canadian last week and lost touch and mond, while Miss Janssen was but Griesmer paired it and “I just want a boy who knows took Class B honors. is right at home the Keller had 75-77 for third. Harry still was a stroke ahead. on Charley unimpressive in defeating the course. Maryland Up Bassler 68-74-74—216 5250 On the sixth, par four, Open Title Dan Herring 71-72-75—218 champion, a short Points 200 only other former Lil- ranking John O’Donnell 67-76-77—210 160 Bassler was over in two and Most of the other Frank Tenney 74-71-75—220 100 lian Lee Wood of Richmond, 2 money winners will be in the Andy Gibson 74-74-72—220 100 and 1. Griesmer’s second shot was 10 field, Bassler's Brilliant Record •Hank Robison.— 76-74-71—221 Harry headed by ’s top John Musser 73-75-74—222 75 Miss Edwards, a semifinalist feet from the stick. en- of over $14,000. Whittlesey played worse in winning a tour- Jack Isaacs 73-76-74—223 75 year Washington Golf visioned picking up two more Old By Merrell •Claude Wild 78-72-73—223 last at and Car’s yesterday nament. For a time Roger Peacock 75-73-77—225 26 Country Club, won, 6 and 5 over strokes. He still hadn’t three- Charley Bassler’s defeat in the the Maryland Open appeared to Harry Griesmer 72-78-81—225 26 putted, incidentally. finals of the Baltimore Match •George Cornell 74-77-74—225 Mrs. Harry L. McCarthy of Nor- be the most unpopular title on Charley Muck 74-74-78—226 25 But Bassler played a fine ap- Play Open last only •Keith Kallo 75-78-73—226 folk, and also had 38 on the Worth Donald Dell Appears fall is the record. wanted it. Roy proach and the Plenty at loss him from hold- Nobody Brian 74-74-79—227 front nine in her easy victory. shot parred hole. that keeps smacked Charley Easton 75-74-78—227 Griesmer’s putt ing the Baltimore, District, and But after Charley •Ben Hartig 77-76-75—228 Mrs. Baber was a 1 up victor birdie was short two four-wood shots out of Steve Tobash 77-74-78—220 and he missed a short putt for Maryland Open titles and the •Bob Blanck 74-76-79—220 over Mrs. C. G. Quisenberry of On Way to Third Title bounds on the 4th hole of his Earl Fling 74-75-82—230 a par. Bendall and Middle Atlantic PGA champion- Charlottesville and Mrs. Allen ** final round and still in C. A. Harman 78-74-78—230 * * By th# Associated Pratt ship at the time. As it is, was con- •Eddie Johnston 79-70-73—231 won, 2 and 1 over Mrs. Lloyd same tention, he started to fight. The Walter Romans 74-77-80—231 All of a sudden Harry stopped no pro in this section ever Clare Emery 79-76-77—232 Dennis of Washington Golf and FOREST HILLS, N. Y., July more he played the madder he matched his present accomplish- •Bob Miller 79-79-74—232 Country Club. thinking clearly. He suddenly Why:” 15.—Donald Dell of Bethesda, became over thinking of the •Ralph Bogart ... 74-80-78—232 Bendall Motors, Ine. Here’s S ments. •Mike Jankowski.. 76-74-82—232 realized his legs ached and that 1626 Prince St., Alexandria already eight on the fourth hole and his •Dennis Bolster 76-81-76—233 B“Your Md., who holds the The strong, handsome, •Bill Cole 73-81-79—233 Minister Dies in Stands he was dead tired. He went out- par golf from that point was Downing over Confidentially, I’m in a really swell spot. The boss says: Southern and Middle States spoken Bill 78-75-80—233 "Sell pro at Catonsville’s Roll- good enough to win. •Marty Parks 77-80-77—234 Before All-Star Game par on the next three holes and 20 cars In the next 3 weeks—twenty brand-new 1953 Pontiac boys’ titles, was well on his ing Road Club won the Maryland Cosimo Tiso 79-75-81—235 automobiles—make any kind of trade-in Bassler was playing his own Frank Invernizzl 79-77-79—235 By tha Associated Prats fumbled his way to a 41 on the offer you want”—and way to the Eastern boys’ tennis Open for the third time yester- and halting all spectators •Tim Cragg 75-77-83—235 here I am, sitting on top of the best deal in town and nobody game Bill Clarke 74-83-78—235 CINCINNATI, July 15. —A back nine, merely day at Prince Georges with par •Bob Chandler going through knows about it. It’s unprecedented in title today with the field cut roaming over the course to learn 77-78-81—236 Lexington, Ky„ the He automobile history when golf for 54 holes, 68-74-74 for Bo Estridge 74-78-85—237 minister from motions. hit the ball the boss tells the salesman "make your own offers—give the to 16. of the progress of his closest Ward Burgess 79-75-84—238 collapsed and died while buying almost His 216. rivals. A1 Houghton 78-78-84—240 like a 90-shooter. customer what he wants on a trade-in.” It’s downright crazy! Dell a bye Clift McKimmit 79-78-85—242 a hot dog at a Crosley Field re- efforts were on the pathetic But, friend, it’s a fact, and if you doubt drew first-round In addition to his three Mary- •Dan FultS 77-80-86—243 side. me, all you have to do la and then waltzed through his Hears of Rivals Woes. Bill Deck 76-86-82—244 freshment stand shortly oefore Somebody had mentioned that drive that car of yours over here land Open triumphs Bassler has to Bendall Pontiac, tell me second-round match without los- He heard that Dan Herring Withdrawals—Fred Bolton. 76-73; starting time of the All-Star Griesmer had started to swing what you want for it, and see what happens. You’ll drive away won the PGA title Tom Sullivan. 76-77: Cliff SDencer, 75- Mid-Atlantic Andy baseball game yesterday. like a very tired golfer late on in a brand new beautiful 1953 Pontiac car. ing a game to John Detwiler twice; the District took 9 on the same hole, where 78: Oliveri, 78-81; Henry Burch, So hurry on over. of Port Washington, N. Y. Dell, Open title he took eight, and that John 78-81 The dead man was the Rev. the back nine of the morning twice and the Baltimore Open No cards—Ed Finnessy. 74-78: Eddie seeded first, was joined by six O’Donnell was four over par for 76-77; Jesse Herrmann, 68, pastor of round. But he was in the run- three times. That’s 10 titles Stevens. ‘Perky Cullinane. 77-79; other seeded players in the third in seven holes. He was playing •Bob Lumsden. 79-83; Hugh Mc- Second Presbyterian Church, ning and was fighting to hold Number Is Overlook 3-1600 all in the major pro events in Lellan. 77. round. They in order, Alan with •Amateur. Lexington. his place. On the first six are, this section. Harry Griesmer, who had holes I Silverman, Brooklyn; Harry him by two strokes at one time, Thompson 111, Atlanta; Richard Bassler Restricts Competition. and Earl Fling, who was in Koehn, Hanover, N. H.; Robert Bassler could make a go of it contention, but they both went Maey. Coral Gables, Fla.; Ronald on the circuit, most of the pros haywire on the last round. He Holmberg, Brooklyn, and Stanley believe, but Charley plans no learned that Roger Peacock, who Wilkins, Red Bank, N. J. further activity this year except was threatening, took seven on Mike Green of Miami Beach, for the Tam o'Shanter in Chi- the 11th, and that Frank Fla., seeded first in the junior cago, the Celebrities here and Tenney booted his chance with division, sees action again to- the Eastern Open in Baltimore, a double-bogey five on the short day after resting yesterday. He He considers himself a club pro, 14th. gained the third round Monday. and his job at Rolling Road On the fourth, where he took Three seeded juniors moved comes first. eight, Bassler gambled and Ifyou like beer into the third round yesterday. asked him last missed but still won. He went They are, George Mandell, New winter if he was going to join the for the green with a four-wood, York City, fourth; J. Edward circuit and when Charley said no, instead of playing safe, and twice Meyer 111, Glen Head, N. Y. t Sam said "Boy, don’t you like hooked out of bounds. But he sixth, and Allen Guay, Tampa, money?” came back with a birdie deuce Fla., seventh. After Fred Bolton of Wood- on the fifth, and after going Second-seeded Harry Pagel, mont was consoled for losing the over par on seven he scrambled Jr., of Beechhurst, N. Y., and Mid-Atlantic PGA title by one for a birdie on eight and birdied fifth-seeded Eric Moore of Scars- stroke to Bassler, Freddie re- 9 and 10, That was it. dale, N. Y., advanced with Green plied, “If I always stay within Herring, who was third two you’ll love on Monday. Schlitz one stroke of Bassler I’ll be a years ago in Baltimore, salvaged great player.” second place despite his nine by Bassler admitted after his last playing the last seven holes in Cardinals to Fly West round at Prince Georges yester- three under par. John O’Don- day that he probably never had nell, first-day leader with a 67, For Training Series - By tha Associated Press CINCINNATI, July 15.—The St. Louis Cardinals have an- nounced a new twist in spring training they will break off work at their Florida camp in 1954 to fly to California for four games. A spokesman said the club will meet the Cubs in Los Angeles March 13 and 14, in Oakland, Calif., March 15 and ttSSli in Mesa, Ariz., training base for the Cubs, March 16. Then the Cardinals will return to Florida to pick up where they left off. It is believed to be the first time a major league club has \ booked an air trip across the v\ UWhile Yn Orhe! Nation. The rest of the spring sched- °*°/ •non costly ml miiiml ule was not announced. jlgW \ / # INCREASES CAS NILEMB JjFT • RAISES COMPRESSIORt ¦«»¦” fibs into bad ank. 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