** THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. B-2 SUNDAY, JULY S, IMS Hogan Challenges Jones' Ranking in British Open This Week Carnoustie Jammed MiltCampbell Takes Gosey and Spencer As Scots Await Bid AAU Title Meet for Virginia By 'Wee Ice Mon' to expect remuneration from the By th« Associated Press But By Merrell Whittlesey Today Misses Record Herb Graffls, editor of several big winners. Amateur Title CARNOUSTIE. Scotland, July ¦y ** * * Dour th* Associated Prtss golfing publications and one of By tha Attociated frtii 4.— Scots have taken Ben PLAINFIELD, N. 4. The USGA long has taken a Hogan to their and MF MM Bjriii * • J.. July the most astute men connected HOT SPRINGS, Va„ July 4. hearts quietly Bp Big Milt came through with firm stand against Calcuttas, yet wished him well in the British Campbell the game, takes off on one Defending Champion George - of the biggest for the home folks today when of his pet one ones was held Gosey, jr., of Lynchburg and Open championship begin- in connection with the Masters ning here Monday. he won the National AAU de- Wynsol Spencer of Newport News, cathlon championship, but his cuttas—in the at the Augusta National, a club holder, their Tight-lipped, determined Ben membership former title fought point total of 7,235 was far whose includes some way today Is idea a golfer—a stern into the finals here in their of short of his goal, the world of the biggest names in the Virginia man for a stern old game. the State amateur golf record. USGA. This year there was no tournament. They call him the “wee ice Calcutta at the club. There was mon” and have begun openly to With a big crowd of 6.000 The two will meet in the 36- and neighbors cheering a wide-open one at an Augusta compare him with an old hero friends hotel but the attendance and hole battle for the championship of theirs—Atlanta’s . him on, the powerful Negro bidding was disappointing at 10:30 a.m. (EDT) tomorrow. youth at one time was 126 points to the But in their usual canny way, sponsors. Gosey, who came from behind ahead of ’ pace most Scots intend to withhold Joe Williams, sports columnist by taking four of the last five when the Tulare (Calif.) athlete to judgment on which of the two the on the New York World-Tele- holes win a morning match, jji Ij won 1952 Olympic decathlon gram recently go Sun, to Americans is the greater until hHI recognized referred to had to the 20th hole this and set the world they see how Hogan handles the some of the heavy betting at the afternoon before he finally wore standard of 7,887 points. That Las Vegas tournament. Williams, down treeless, 7,200-yard Carnoustie was after he won the 110-meter of golf.” Most Connie Sellers of Roanoke Whittlesey, long a friend of golf, asked, to win, up. links. high hurdles in 14.3 seconds for of the com- Merrill ‘lf 1 Everyone is deeply ment stemmed from reported they (gamblers) can fix baseball Spencer conscious his fifth victory in the 10-event the and horse had a somewhat of what the 41-year-old Hogan $93,000 Calcutta at the Tourna- games races, what easier time gaining the test of speed and endurance. makes you think they can’t fix finals. has on the line this time. The ment of Champions at Las Vegas, After squeezing past Second. golf?” George Ful- current Open and an event that quietly has been ton, jr. of Roanoke, 2 But Milt couldn’t keep up the That’s a horrible but and 1, this Masters champion needs only to dropped from the 1954 PGA ’j thought, morning, Spencer back Open pace, even though he wound up there’s alw-ays a temptation came take the British to com- tournament schedule after a this afternoon to crush George plete the greatest year recorded the day’s four-hour competition one-year w'here big money is involved. stand. ** * * Griffith of Langley Field, 5 and by any golfer with a spurt in the closing 1,500 the PGA since 1930. That Graffis writes that DIVOTA 3. was when Jones won the Open meters event. “had better line up with the DATA—The USGA refunded a dollar of each entry Gosey’s morning triumph and Amateur championships of But the friendly crowd, which USGA in discouraging pro and eliminated the United States and Britain. had seen him run wild in semipro gambling interests In fee to National Open to the sec- Junie Rappold, a tion that sponsored the trials. former professional from Hamp- .v * football on the same field for the game. The USGA officially Interest Rises Sharply. \* jUf ton, 1 up. B M Plainfield High School, cheered and repeatedly has asked that The Middle Atlantic GA divided Hogan’s presence here has \Jr Ji # mm him mightily as he won the de- Calcuttas be abolished. The its $57 return among two tour- Medalist Fred Reuning of Bris- made the British Open once nament helpers, the USGA’s tol again a major cathlon on his third try in the PGA, whose members are play- continued his march toward international Golf House and the the senior event. Interest in the tourna- gruelling event. He had placed ing in events with big-money District division championship . expressed Junior Golf Fund. . . by defeating Harry ment had trailed off since World second to Mathias both in the Calcuttas, hasn’t it- The new K. (Cy> War n. i Us final Olympic tryouts last year self. Until the PGA takes a Norbeck Country Club will show Young, alumni secretary of ROSS WINS 10-MILE RACE— of Penn A. C. accepts his trophy from Mayor and the them- firm stand against the big Cal- off its> progress to the press in Washington & Lee University, 3 British and American radio Ross Beville of in winning selves. cuttas its position as a defender a at Olney Inn and 2. up H. Takoma Park, Md., after setting a record the 10-mile race luncheon on commentators have set of golf’s integrity is vague.” Tuesday. Tull, the broadcasting through Takoma Park yesterday. Ross covered the distance in 52 minutes, 23 seconds. Others The 7,235 points was best Alfred noted Reuning's victory put him equipment at the his ** * * golf architect, into in the back row among the leaders were, left to right: Ed Mather of Penn A. C., fourth; Joe ever in event and far ahead will be on hand. tomorrow’s senior finals against scene. Golf writers have flocked the We concur with Graffis on a Entries for Friday’s to the Kleinerman of the Millrose A. A., second, and John Cunningham of Penn A. €., third. of the Rev. Bob Richards of Long mixed John H. Chappell of Richmond. course from all parts of point that it hardly seems fair Scotch of the British and Western Europe. —Star Staff Photo. Beach, Calif., the 1951 National foursome Middle Chappell advanced to the final to damn Las Vegas for doing Atlantic Golf Association at round by Every champion. routing J. W. Ackiss, sr., hotel in a radius of 20 the same thing that first-class Manor Country Club will be of Fourth when the second day’s Norfolk, 6 and 5. miles is booked solid for the clubs are doing, but with less taken on the tee and each four- coming week. In the itself, competition started, Richards Reuning and Chappell begin town Bogart 66, money. some may arrange its own start- school children stop every sun- AirForce Golfers Outscore Shoots a rallied to wind up second with The big Calcuttas that the their showndown match tomor- ing time. . . . ’s they 6,456 points. Richards won the pros the row at 10 a. m. over the par 71 tanned man see and ask often discuss are ones 68 in the first round of the PGa with a leap of only tournament, Homestead course. for his autograph on the chance Army, Navy for at Bing Crosby’s at qualifying was an about-face he might be a famous golfer. First Time Wins 3 Club Events; 14 feet, 8 inches instead of his La Goree in Miami, Seminole in Golfing members of the Army- eight for from his last previous tourna- Hogan’s autograph is the hard- minus a net favorite 15 feet. Palm Beach and at the Green- Navy Country Club representing 66. In the 13 and over, Jimmy ment round. A Washington Berg est of all to get. He has been Duke Athlete Fourth. brier. The bidding often reaches golfer who was Patty Now Leading the Air Force won the annual Lyles won with 81-16. 66 and Earl Fling Has 64 fabulous amounts. a spectator at too busy concentrating on prac- Gigantic Jim Cooke of Peek- the $15,000 Open in Cleveland Independence Day team match Maury Hiller was second with “As long as these crap-game tice rounds. Three outstanding rounds of skill. N. Y., a private first class ! reported Harper took 8 on the Round Robin by 16 Points for the first time yesterday, scor- 91-24, 67. aspects of golf glorified at In ways. Hogan faces a golf were played here yesterday, stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C. are first of the second By the some ing points to 111 for the any club, that a cheaper hole round Associated Press rugged task at Carnoustie WOODMONT Sam Gilder a three-under 66 by Ralph Bo- won the with a toss of club is and more Navy and 107 for the Army, discus branch Vegas stalked back to the club- SCOTCH PLAINS, N. J„ July his grand- Vi w as the low in a gart in competition at Chevy office of a Las than Jones did in the defending champions. r net winner 152 feet, 7 inches and placed joint, and is providing house. 4. —Patty Berg of St. Andrews, slam year. This is Hogan’s first sweepstakes with 85-19, 66. Dr. Chase; a six-under par 64 at third condi- The match, first played in with 6,086 points. Joel tions that inevitably Mrs. Betty Meckley is per- and first look Jerry Footer and Herman Neu- Washington Golt and Country will reach 111., picked up 24 points today to British Open, his 1927. attracted a record number Shankle of Duke University—- an explosion,” Graffis writes. plexed over a sudden slump on one these courses gass tied for low gross with 795. Club by Fling, the pro, and take a commanding 16-point at of Scottish of 126 members. Earl competing in his first decathlon Some Calcuttas just , short holes. In two rounds of the The hole-in-one contest the three-under par 67 Colum- are run for that date back to the birth of In the match featuring offi- on a at —was fourth with 5,995. George some with the thought Eastern Women's, three rounds lead in the $7,500 Women's game. 13th was won by Louis Rosen- by Elmer Graves, jr., a guest fun. that the cers representing the chiefs of bia Widenfelt, young Swede who re- they increase interest in the tour- in the District championship and Round-Robin golf tournament. berg with a shot 4*2 feet from from Greensboro, N. C. cently graduated from the Uni- last week's NBC Cup Jones Needed Time. staff, the Army had the high nament. In the smaller ones tourna- She gained eight points in the in Anthony the pin, while Alvin Dulcan won Bogart capitalized on his versity of Washington, placed connected with ments, Mrs. Meckley had not Jones won the British Open scorer as Lt. Gen. Mc- the driving contest with 310- member-guest third round this morning 1926 and 1927, well as in 1930, Auliffe scored of a possible a round. He was playing C. B. fifth with 5,797. He had finished tournaments, etc., we’ve noticed scored a three in six rounds. and 16 as 5*2 yard drive. but it took him a little time to six points competing against Hawley, jr.. in a semifinal match sixth in the Olympics. that it’s usually the same people She had one birdie deuce the in the fourth this afternoon to ’ Dr. Footer and Buddy Eig in the club championship and Aubrey Lewis, who participate, District, but no par-threes, and expand her lead accustom himself to playing con- Vice Admiral Mathias B. Gard- for the Woodmont Club 18-year-old and the interest over Louise here. For instance, and Lt. Gen. C. B. Stone. meet won, 6 and 5. Ralph Quinter, jr., N. J., Schoolboy, who in the Calcuttas has appreciably no birdies on par-fours in that ditions over ner championship in an 18-hole Montclair. Suggs of Atlanta, Ga., who is in in the 1921 British Open. Pro Allan Burton made it a was along to play off the medal never had practiced the lessened. stretch. . . . Tomorrow is the Jones match today starting at 2 for second place. mto so much trouble he foursome and shot a 74, but his for the club championship. decathlon until a month ago, Os course, in the big pro tour- entry deadline in New York for ran o’clock. The dropped out in the third round. points did not count. Quinter and Bogart had tied finished sixth with a surprising naments where the pros play with | the USGA Junior. . . . Entries tournament, with $1,500 for the Maryland first In his practice rounds Hogan Admiral John S. Phillips, CONGRESSIONAL—Mr. and with 725, but Quinter did not 5,773 points. He had never com- club members, the tales are that Open July 13- as prize money, is being has not had a chance yet to see chairman of the golf committee, Mrs. G. H. Kimber won low net turn in a card yesterday. peted previously in five of the the winners receive a sizable i 14 at Prince Georges close mid- conducted along the lines of the threesome, 10 cut from the “lucky"ticket hold- night Wednesday in Baltimore, how this course plays when the was high scorer in his in the mixed scotch foursome Bogart was competing in the events. Palm Beach men’s round-robin. blowing. He has making five points to four for with 91-26, 65, with second to Independence Day Cup at the Campbell had 4,370 points at ers On a smaller scale, some and post entries positively will wind is really of the A player wins or loses points de- hit his tee shots low, however, Col. John A. Pechuls of the Air Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Famular same time and won it with his the half-way point, three more amateurs have been known not be accepted. pending on how she to prepare himself for that Force, chairman of the match. with 90-22, 68. F.. E. McArdle 66, minus one handicap for a than Mathias had when he set fares eventuality. They blanked Francis Stann, a and Mrs. G. G. Fitton w'on low net 65. S. H. Williams was sec- the world record. But the Olym- against the other three players James R. Hosie, a former Scot- guest representing the Army. gross with an 81 and Hal Roddy ond with 87-21, 66, pics were scored under a differ- with whom she competes in each system British Recover Cup tish internationalist who played Lt. Ken Monypeny, USN, and Mrs. Florence Godfrey, sec- Bogart had nines of 34 and ent than the one in use Thames round. ond low gross with 84. here. an exhibition match with Jones scored a hole-in-one on the 162- 32. He had one birdie on the The best card of in 1930, made this yard sixth hole. Members the In the Walter McCallum Me- the after- at Carnoustie of front nine, three on the back, After 6-Year U. S. Monopoly noon was turned in by Betty of the two men: were Ha- morial trophy play, honoring the bogied only 16th, comparison foursome Col. H. L. and the where By tha Associated Press Mackinnon of Dallas, Tex. She similar, worth, Maj. L. L. Bradley and late golf writer on The Star, he three-putted. He hit all but IBC Plans Subsidize quite match the RAF power. At “Hogan’s play is very so HENLEY ON THAMES, Eng- '¦ toured the tough 6.500-yard and he gives me the impression Lt. Col. H. B. Benedict. It was and a club member, J. P. Mc- the ninth green in regulation the finish line, before a smart land, July 4—After trying for six Shackamaxon Country Club lay- has always got that little in not made in the match. Clure was the leader with 84, figures and missed five six-foot- he 3 Chicago Ring Shows years, a British rowing eight to- regatta crowd estimated at more out in even-par 34-40—74, but Jones was the very same. minus 22 handicap for a net 62, ers for birdies. than 5,000, Princeton was one- reserve. will By the Associated Press day recovered from America one only picked up 11 points. say Hogan is better EAST POTOMAC—One-hun- a score that probably stand. third of iength “I would Fling’s round over his home CHICAGO, July 4.—The Inter- of the most famous trophies of a behind. She notched four points dred-and-four public links play- r on from the tee, but otherwise his PRINCE GEORGES Dr. course wa , made in the company national Boxing announced international rowing the That was a semifinal race, and Pat, two are of the ers competed in a blind bogey Club on Louise and five on iron shots and putts Hageage. 27-handicap of Lew Swartwout, Jack Corbett it will Thames Challenge Cup. in the afternoon the RAF went ’• tournament yesterday help Charles a today, “subsidize” three Miss Hicks, but still wound up Jones mould. to and Dr W. R. McLister. Fling out grab the purse for Fred Luket ! player won the flag tournament boxing shows at Rainbo Arena— It was recaptured by a Royal to trophy, held last third from last in the standings A field about 180—including make a had seven birdies and missed par Air year by the University of as and Julian Williams, two quali- by playing his last stroke 12 The first July 13—“To build and Force crew which defeated Penn- with a minus 25 points. Defending Champion Bobby 20th only on the 17th, where he three- the sturdy 150-pound Princeton sylvania, by defeating the Im- fiers for the National Public feet from the pin in the create talent for the immediate Miss Berg, playing steady golf, Locke of South Africa—will be- hole. Other winners, their hand- putted. future.” University eight on the historic perial boat club of London by title links championship in Seattle. fired a one-over-par 75 to earn gin the chase for the Mon- icaps brackets, E. E. Graves’ round at Columbia boxing 1-mile, 550-yard course here. half a length. They contributed $1 each and in were: The vast network five points on Alice Bauer of day. Bowers (15) 11 yards from the was made with his host, O. P. headed by The boys from Princeton put 1929, the entire purse went into the Jim Norris normally Since America has held Sarasota, Fla., six on Mae Mur- Two Days of Qualifying. 20th green; Barry Ford (13) 25 Vogel. holds its indoor Chicago up a rugged fight on Thames the Thames Challenge fund Layne Leoffler donated promo- Cup 12 ray, Rutland, Vt„ amateur, and Qualifying rounds will be play- as yards from the 20th green: and tions in Chicago Irv water which was smooth as a years, including six two balls prizes. Ted Stadium. successive five on Marilyn Smith of ed Monday and Tuesday over the dozen for Tom Crum (12); Don Green- Schoenwald. who promotes local- pavement. But they couldn’t years since 1947 Wichita, King, the medalist in the qual- Kans. championship course and the wait (22); Tracy Fairchild (20) PGA ly televised shows at Rainbo way paid by nearby, shorter Burnside course. ifying, will have his and H. R. Bostrom (16) in the (Continued from Page B-l.) weekly, will co-operate in the The 100 low scores will partici- the Leoffler Co. cup on the 19th. Rambo-IBC series. pate in the championship proper. The winners were, at the lucky The Jankowski brothers, Mike White Plains, N, Y., 3 and 2, The July 13 cards will feature Only 50 will fight it out in the number 75, G. Rainwater, 76-1, and John, tied for low gross clinching the match with three three eight-round windups: Lu- last 36 holes Friday. 75; Gordon Rule, 78-3, 75; Ken with Jim Kinder w-ith 755. straight birdies on the last nine ther Rawlings vs. Johnny Brown, Besides Locke, five former Skagge, 79-4, 75: H. Davidson, of the afternoon. both of Chicago, welterweights; holders of the title have entered 100-25, 75; Nick Veach, 81-6, 75; MANOR—A. F. Schmidt won Harmon Comes From Behind. Alan Moody of Chicago, welter- the field. They are Max Faulk- Reds Fenwick, 88-13, 75; Bob the men’s flag tournament with Harmon, former Masters weight, vs. Waldo Fusaro of the 20th green. champion ner, winner in 1951; , Hayes, 86-11, 75: Charles his last stroke on came from behind Italy, lightweight, and Bobby 9-handicap player, Furgol 1947; , 1939; A. H. Weaver, 93-18, 75: Earl Marcey, Schmidt, a to beat Ed of St. Ford, Chicago, vs. Chester Mie- Padgham, Arthur par R. Louis, 1936, and 75-0, 75 and Doc Connor, 86-11, shot a two-over 72. M. 5 and 3. zala. Chicago, middleweight. Havers, 1923. Daly is Irish. The ! j Darlington was second in the Harmon, who seldom strays for other 75. from Dates the two Rainbo others are English. 20th fairway and E. H. Whitman, his lavish Winged Foot lay- promotions will be announced green. for Two former titleholders have BETHESDA—FIag tournament third on the 19th In the out tournament competition, later, the IBC said. scratched their entries. They | winners were; R. D. Jones, who ladies events, Mrs. J. E. Grubb had only a one-hole lead on Vacation time is here again—and you’ll “take-off” to far-away are , the American played his last shot six inches won the 19th fairway. Mrs. Furgol although he shot a 71 for places. Play safe—be sure your tires are fit for the trip. Come in for a up you who won in 1932, and Britain’s j the cup; Wayne Mc- H. L. Lacey was second, also in the morning round. Furgol got Aggies Hoping tire check and if need new onds, we want you from 19th to Add to know that here you never pay , winner in 1934, Gee, 18 inches from the 19th cup 19th fairway. Mrs. H. B. even on the 21st in the afternoon more than the advertised the prices at other tire stores. Choice of these first-line tires: 1937 and 1948. and Howard Chapman. 25 inches Stone was the winner of the in- but the 37-year-old Harmon To Rifle Lead Today cup pulled away steady golf. Snead Last U. S. Winner. from the 19th cup. The women’s side nine event in the on the with The U. S. Aggies Rifle and GOODYEAR Clark, sergeant, try De Luxe DUNLOP Gold Cup Snead, winner was Becky Feller, 165 19th. an ex-Marine Pistol Club will to lengthen Sam not in the present Billy the driving playing in his first field, the American win- yards from the 19th green over Heimer won PGA. was their lead in the Maryland Rifle U. S. ROYAL De Luxe PENNSYLVANIA Aerolux was last contest with average never he in 1946. Mrs. Herb Rudd. 175 yards from a 3-ball of headed as swept oast Club's summer series in the fifth FIRESTONE Champion De Luxe ner 275. Bradley H. Burrows, jr., Henry Williams, jr.. 1950 run- match starting 9 today of the the 19th. at a.m. Until this year, most top won the pitching and putting for nerup, 4 and 3. at the Greenbelt Gun Club. American pros by-passed the INDIANSPRING—BIind bogey and Mrs. H. E. Davies the The 5-foot-6, 135-pound Torza. The Aggies have season’s open, men. a British because of the trav- winners were: W. F. Patterson, women's pitching and putting. conqueror of the defending average of 1,591x1,600 and lead eling expense and the fact they 93-18. 75; W. A. Olson. 94-16, 78; champion, , the the second-place Greenbelt would competitions for big in miss N. Ellison, 78; Phil ARGYLE—John Farrell played second round, outlasted Wally Wolves by seven points. Ed prize money in the States. 90-12. 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