Shot Seen Around the Golf World Wins Worsham Lasting Fame ffuening J&faf Jspofls Friends Here Watch Porterfield Outtolie Pierce's Salvage Job Washington, D. C., Monday, August 10, 1953—. A-17*** As Lew's Eagle Wins 18 j» 30-Year Record as Top Feat in Big Day $25,000 Tam Prize - Nats Aid Red Cross For Baseball 'Names' By Merrell Whittlesey By Burton Hawkins By tS* Afssciottd ?re*s in, or Somebody might match W CiacHgo’y Lose Draw Lew Whether Billy Pic:ce Worsham’s at Tam Bob Porterfield will attempt to By final shot mm, wt is the best hft-haiided FRANCIS STANN o’Shanter yesterday for drama, become the first Washington in baseball ib oner, to argument, long years register AH, THERE, HOGAN, move over. Leave room but so as there’s golf and pitcher in 30 to but there u; nr* doubt where Mk. some eight on that pedestal for our own wandering golfer, Lew Worsham. television, nobody will ever beat shutouts in a season when the White Sox would be today it. “The Chin” has his place he opposes the Red Sox tonight : ;• without, him. It wasn’t so much what he won tin terms of prestige) as .... at Griffith in the hall of fame. Stadium. The Nats’ The 25-year-old ace how he won it, although $25,000 isn’t a bad payday. Some Television the jackpot in portion of the proceeds will bo .sore arm and all, shut out the Yankee , people might prefer bringing even it to $5,000 and v . i a golf shot that meant donated to the Red Cross. yesterday. 5-0. to keep alive th« the prestige that goes with winning the $15,000 into the living rooms of Porterfield, who has pitched flag hopes of the runnenip White people, a full National Open. uncounted wedge two successive shutouts ard 20 Sox. The victory left. C!donga In the wake of Worsham’s incredible shot of more than 100 yards that straight scoreless , will be seven games behind New V u. ,l|| hit the 18th green at the Chicago birdie-eagle finish in the $75,000 Tam trying for his 14th win on his with 44 left, to play. course, bounced a couple of 29th birthday. Ben Flowers, o'Shanter “World” championship yesterday cup to Sunday proved a groat day ; times and rolled into the rookie right-hander, will pitch for the “big It is reasonable to that millions of snatch first prize of $25,000 from names led Wil- assume for Boston. making only hi. many Virginia’s Harper and liams. reeond golfers, enriched via the medium of Chandler ' appearance bat* put it in Worsham’s pocket. Had J v The Marine Barracks drill at for Poster TV. still aie searching their memories for team will fclnee his from Korcr, he failed, Lew would have had provide pre-game en- return a windup equally as spectacular and dra- tertainment. Ted Williams, Red smashed a towering 420-iOol to be content with second money •- matic. They may have to go back a long \ hbHßt Hn wr b Sox slugger recently returned home into the centertic d of SIO,OOO. i'wOmFM bleacher? at Lev- 68 for 278 in his from combat duty as a jet pilot Fenway I’arir. Wil shot final lianas was serving a ’s eagle in the 1935 round, while Harper had 70 for in Korea, is not expected to stai t a» rim n 9HH9I but may see action as a pinch- hitter against .Cleveland’s Mike Masters? A superb shot by any standard. 279. Garcia in the seventh . A spoon, even fr»nc«» sui»a. player hitter. full as it is recalled. But Worsham was the last ( to shoot and he to sink a Walter Johnson was the last Despite Ted s L2sth-roun this stickout, so well remembered by this generation of golfers, had tripper of his career, the an eagle 2 Washington pitcher to post ei~ht Red hardly matched Worsham’s for drama. It was a longer hole- 100-odd yard shot for shutouts, Box bowed to Cleveland as to win the tournament. He had achieving that figure out, to be sure, but it can be argued that the longer the in 1924. Johnson holds the Nats’ Garcia coasted to his !4th vic- to get a birdie to tie, and from tory, 9-3. luckier. Or the longer, the more demanding of skill, which- the way golfers who preceded record for shutouts, with 12 in ever way you prefer to look at it. him had putted on the final 1913. Musiil Hite 17tlu There are other varying xactors. Sarazen’s double .eagle green, it appeared virtually im- Boston and Detroit are the ¦Stan only teams Porterfield Musial rapped his ittil came on the 13th hole. Only a few hundred people saw it, possible to make anything longer with a tommato r>n than a foot putt the slippery blanked this year. The fast- although Gene now says that thousands tell him they wit- on THE CHIN’S BIG GRIN—Lew Worsham (center), winner of the‘World Championship of Golf’ base in the seventh to iiel > Lhc surface. balling right-hander twice ad- Cardinals defeat nessed the shot that enabled him to tie and with a fantastic eagle two on the last hole at Tam O’Shanter yesterday, big cup ministered his zero treatment to the Giants, holds the for a sweep of f v by Watching TV. of victory. Berg, e three-' amo eventually win the playoff. Worsham’s was witnessed Friends on emblematic Frank Stranahan, men’s amateur winner, and Patty winner of the White Sox and Athletics. series. won. No playoff, nothing to It was first time in mem- the women’s pro division are —AP Wirephoto. millions. More important, it the with him. Eight Shutouts in 10 Games. Ralph ory that golf Kiner Idas'ei h’s iitth lessen the shock to , who all but had $25,000 a shot excited shutout would come people into picking up a player Another round tripper to icau the Guo., in his pocket. as no shock to recent Griffith to a 6-5 and carrying him on their Long Way From .667 Class victory alter the Philiior ** * * visitors. Eight the opener, The roar of the crowd Stadium of had won the 7-0, shoulders. Davis Cup Committee 10 games there have beeii CRAIG WOOD WAS in the clubhouse at Augusta when as the ball plunked into the cup last Duke Snidju clout'd ii 7(ri Sarazen made Wood could “follow” Sarazen as was no enthusi- scoreless affairs for the losing four-baggti with the 'oases his charge. louder, but more team, the Nats winning hand, putted astic than the screams of Wor- Lambeau Sets Goal of 8 Wins, with loaded as the Ledgers crushed he came home. Harper, on the other had just Due to Order Trabert four of the shutouts. Cincinnati 9-1. sham’s friends who were watch- out on the 18th hole. His birdie 3 gave him a 72-hole total The Nats were the 3-0 victims Edciic Mathews, National was nine par. for ing on television here. That Needs Conditioning League that under Behind him, waiting Harper group included his mother and But Team of Duane Pillette and Satchel hoiue run ierdcr, green, Worsham, player To Team With Seixas Paige first of to get off the was last on the course viewing plished on the practice field. in the came a smacked his 36th as tu« Braves father, who were the By Lewis F. Atchison swept with a chance. match in their Cabin John home. Star Staff Correspondent These are the boys he threatens By tha Associated Press double-header with the Browns both ends of a double- from A par was no good. No good, that is, except for second Mr. Worsham said, “It was the LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10.—The to run into condition between NEW YORK, Aug. 10—The yesterday, but bounced back to header Pittrhur -h, v-i an-i game, 12-3, by 10-3. money of SIO,OOO. A birdie would tie but only an eagle would most sensational thing I ever Redskins have their sights set now and August 19, when the Davis Cup Selection Committee, grab the second ” Redskins make their in no mood to take any more slamming out 13 hits. win. And that’s what the one-time Washington caddie got. saw on winning eight of their 12 exhibition Zcrnial lake* Lead. league games this year, debut against the Rams. abuse, met today to straighten Johnny Schmitz, for whom Put that in a script and the author would be advised to go Contacted in the Tam o’Shan- Nats haven’t a Philadelphia’s Go* Zuuial ter Curly Lambeau said today. But The vets’ failure to think out the tempest involving the the fashioned over the back to writing science fiction for the pulps. Odd, incidentally, | clubhouse last night. Wor- run for 19 innings, a five- took 's sham, Washing- they were a long way from be- sharply can be cured, he hopes, makeup of the owned home run lead, hitting Ins Hogan, Saracen were caddies. ! still claimed by doubles team. hit shutout with one out in the 2 th that and Worsham all ton golfers as their own because ing in the .667 class going into by a series of blackboard drills. and 29th as the he The same last Young Tony Trabert is the ninth inning of the opener, bui de- Worsham doesn’t win many of the big ones, but when | he was reared here, caddied here the last big week cf training. blunders made feated and Lied Lite Tigc center the He his own shoddy fielding helped s. -1-3 does Lew is never undramatic. Like in ’47 when he won the and was on the pro at Lambeau is unhappy about season when Lambeau thought of controversy. and 8-8. Each, grmo went 10 staff three physical the Redskins wants to play doubles with St. Louis to score three runs. Open in St. Louis. Nobody figured the Chin, a comparative clubs, still hardly could believe the condition of some were a dumb team Bill innings. Zornial’s homer in Lhe of his and is doing cropped up again Saturday night. Talbert. The committee wants newcomer to the touring pro ranks. But then he went out it. “It was the luckiest thing athletes a Slow Play Disastrous. second game wa. a grand-slam- ever, happen slow burn about the mental him to team with Vic Seixas. mer in pinch-hit and battled Sammy Snead right down to the final putt. And that could to me,” Defense Improved. Don Lenhardt singled with one a role. He had Lew said. miscues of others in Saturday The committee has decided to Lo leave the opener with a Curly feels the defense is im- take a firm and tell the down and Vic Wertz’s sent rul'eil won it. Asked whether Harper showed night’s scrimmage. The blunders stand acililles’ tendon in hi p left ’ eel. Snead charged veterans, not proved and that the offense will University of Cincinnati student him to third. Los Moss then Maybe you recall some of the details. and Worsham any bitterness over being virtual- were to The Browns ba.t Lhe Nats, the came up rookies, which made it all the be much better than it was a year that he will play with Seixas—- topped a slow roller down the played in the same threesome final day. They ly robbed of $15,000, Worsham Left halfback, for example, line Schmitz 3-0, but Washington walked