Crump Cup: Forrester/Jackson Pace Qualifiers

29 Sep 2006
see also: The Crump Cup, Pine Valley Golf Club
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PINE VALLEY, NJ (Sept 29, 2006) -- Northeast Amateur Champion Cartlton Forrester of Birmingham, Alabama posted a 36-hole total of 1-over-par 141 at Pine Valley Golf Club to earn medalist honors during the stroke play portion of the George A. Crump Memorial Tournament.

Forrester finished two strokes in front of Don Dubois from Newport Beach, California, winner of the 2005 California State Amateur.

W. Logan Jackson paced the Senior Division at 150.

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Qualifying scores from the George A. Crump Memorial Cup, played Sept. 28 and 29 at the par-70 Pine Valley
(N.J.) Golf Club:

POS	PLAYER	RD1	RD2	TOT
1	Carlton M. Forrester	71	70	141
2	Don DuBois	73	70	143
3	Gene Elliott	70	74	144
4	Scott M. Rowe	71	73	144
5	Chip Lutz	74	71	145
6	Patrick D. Carter	72	74	146
7	Michael McCoy	76	71	147
8	Stuart Smith	72	75	147
9	Sam MacNaughton	74	74	148
10	Mike Goodes	75	73	148
11	Adrian C.J. Morrow	71	77	148
12	Tom Brennan	76	73	149
13	Robert F. Gerwin, II	71	78	149
14	John Pate	73	76	149
15	John McClure	71	78	149
16	James J. Bryan	73	77	150
17	Steve Harwell	75	76	151
18	George J. Zahringer, III	77	74	151
19	Skip Berkmeyer	77	74	151
20	Chris Anderson	76	75	151
21	Jeff Belk	77	74	151
22	Clay Uselton	78	73	151
23	Roger W. Hoit	72	79	151
24	James E. Sullivan, Jr.	77	75	152
25	Eoghan O'Connell	78	74	152
26	Thomas Gramigna	78	74	152
27	Michael Kelley	81	72	153
28	William L. Hadden, III	74	79	153
29	Steve Slayden	79	74	153
30	Jefferson B. A. Knox	76	77	153
31	Arnie Cutrell	78	76	154
32	Alan Fadel	78	76	154
33	Scott Griffith	74	80	154
34	Rob Savarese, Jr.	79	75	154
35	Steve Smyers	78	76	154
36	Jamie Slonis	78	76	154
37	Mark Benka	76	78	154
38	Grady Brame	76	78	154
39	Garth McGimpsey	79	76	155
40	Matthew Sughrue	77	78	155
41	Trip Kuehne	85	70	155
42	Fred DuPre'	78	77	155
43	Pat Tallent	77	78	155
44	Pat Mateer	75	80	155
45	George E. Marucci, Jr.	74	82	156
46	Michael P. McDermott	75	81	156
47	John P. Fulkerson	78	79	157
48	Scott M. Stahr	79	78	157
49	Robert C. Shawger, Jr.	81	77	158
50	Bill Jeremiah	79	79	158
51	P. Chet Walsh	79	79	158
52	Chick Wagner	80	78	158
53	David Nelson	82	76	158
54	Peter McCarthy	79	79	158
55	Ben F. Brundred, III	76	82	158
56	Eric L. Sexton	78	81	159
57	Jerry Chang	79	80	159
58	John Lobb	78	82	160
59	Christopher J. Lange	87	73	160
60	Edward Gibstein	80	80	160
61	Graham Banister	77	83	160
62	Michael Domenick	75	85	160
63	Austin C. Eaton, III	79	81	160
64	Gary Daniels	80	80	160


	Sam Manning	81	80	161
	Kelly R. Miller	86	75	161
	Patrick F. Brady	80	81	161
	Thomas Yellin	79	82	161
	Chris Brauner	81	81	162
	Michael Deo	81	81	162
	William J. McGuinness	78	84	162
	Brian P. Gillespie	83	79	162
	James Kania	84	79	163
	E. Mason Rudolph, Jr.	81	84	165
	Craig Nichols	84	81	165
	Robert Young	85	80	165
	Mark Love	89	77	166
	Mike Moffat	79	87	166
	J. Stuart Francis	88	82	170
	Douglas Gregor	82	89	171
	Oscar Mestre	85	87	172
	Davis G. Sezna	87	86	173
	John N. Bauman, III	88	86	174

	Senior Division
1	W. Logan Jackson	74	76	150
2	Randy Reifers	74	77	151
3	Thomas Case	76	76	152
4	David K. Brookreson	74	78	152
5	Norman V. Swenson, Jr.	77	76	153
6	Robert C. Lewis, Jr.	77	78	155
7	Allan Small	79	77	156
8	Jerry Greenbaum	78	78	156
9	Gayle Sanchez	79	77	156
10	Joel S. Hirsch	78	78	156
11	Kent Frandsen	82	76	158
12	Michael B. Rose	79	79	158
13	A. Harcourt Kemp	81	78	159
14	O. Gordon Brewer, Jr.	81	78	159
15	Marvin Giles, III	81	78	159
16	Andres Palandjoglou	74	89	163


	Thomas Slater	79	85	164
	John D. McKey, Jr,	81	83	164
	Thomas Graham	84	81	165
	Jarrett B. Kling	82	85	167
	Robert R. Callan	83	85	168
	Jack Vardaman	88	81	169
	Ned Steiner	83	86	169
	Tom T. Hamilton	82	87	169
	Daniel M. Belden, Jr.	86	85	171
	Woody Thames	83	88	171
	John Y. Howson, Jr.	82	90	172
	Michael Thorp	83	92	175
	Mark R. Mulvoy	90	86	176
	Robert N. Bowen	86	91	177
	Joel Kaye	86	93	179

ABOUT THE Crump Cup

The George A. Crump Memorial Tournament -- named for the hotelier and course architect most famous for building Pine Valley -- is arguably the premier mid- amateur event in the United States. The invitational field is made of of top players from around the United States and the UK. The format for the four days is two rounds of stroke play qualifying, followed by four rounds of match play. Players are flighted according to their qualifying position, and a separate Senior flight includes three of those flights. Jay Sigel has won the event the most times, with nine victories between 1975 and 1993.

Normally, the public is invited to attend the Sunday final matches but that tradition has been suspended.

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