Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-01-05 | Page 8 | Golf Unknowns Set Pace in Riverside Tournament

Golf Unknowns Set Pace In Riverside Tournament RIVERSIDE CaL Cat Jan 5 UP Henry UP-Henry Henry PIcard f from om Hershey Pa and his amateur partner Kenneth Summerfield year old retired naval officer of San Diego rested Saturday as pacesetters setters while the rest of the field teed off oll in the opening round o of the 1000 Riverside pro amateur golf tournament Picard and Summerfield carded a best ball score core of 63 nine under par to lo lead Fridays Friday's field by two strokes They were trailed in s second cond place by R R. It D. D Skelly o of Riverside and Henry Kaiser Kaisel of Racine Wis WLL and Charles Guest of Los Angeles and andAl andAl andAl Al Baree Play was slowed by Intermittent rains A score of 7 71 or better was ne necessary e sar to lo qualify An hole 18 final will be played Saturday Following in third place with were Vie Vic Ghezzi and arid Dr H. H G G. Strathearn Ben Loving and H. H G. G Pattee Emory Zimmerman and Red Connall Connally I Horton Smith winner of the recent California state slate open with George Gcorge Shaw of Los Angeles carded a 67 to tic tie with Harold and Newell New New- ell cli Parker Bill Nary and F. F P. P Nixon Al man and Dr Cliff Clif Baker Ted Longworth and John McCorkle and Chick Rutan Rulan and Ch Charles Levison Levi Levi- son Walter Waller Hagen and Lynn Lary major league were tabbed with wilh 69 Saturdays Saturday's remaining field of starters was scheduled to lo include Gene L Leo XI Diegel Denny Shute Ky Laffoon Loon Jimmy Jimm Thomson and Paul Runyan members of a team which recently concluded an Australian Aus tour lour