Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-14
ONE MEN
IN OPEN GOLF PLAY
Famous Professionals win
Have Only Six Amateurs as
Rivals for HOnorS.

All excepting six of the scventy-one en-
tries for the National open golf cham
pionship tournament to be held at the
Philadelphia Cricket Cub F'riday and
Saturday are professionals. George Sar-
gent of Chevy Chase, the title holder will
be on hand. while among the early start
ers VIII be Willie Anderson of the home
club and George Low of Baltusrol. They
Will be the second pair away, at 9:04.
Sargent, with Joe Mitchell OF the Upper
Montclair Country Club, will tee I'D at
1905.
A little later Alec Smith of Wykasyl,
the eastern professional and metropoli-
tan open champion, will drive off, ac-
compan!ed by Jack Campbell of the For
est Hill Field Club. Karl Keeper of AL
6any and Johnny Roach of the Elkridge
Fox Hunting Club will be the first pair to
START. AFTER they get under way at >
CLOCK the other couples will follow at
Tour minute intervals.
Most prominent of the amateur division
is Fred Herreshoff, the metropolitan
champion. He will get a late start, and
VIII have Isaac Mackie of Fox Hills as a
partner. Robert Watson will PLAY with
Fred Mcleod Of ST Louis
ACCORDING to the conditions the compe-
ttuon VIII consist of seventy-two holes of
medal play, thirty-six holes on Friday
and like number on Saturday, but con-
testantS WhosescoreS at the finish of Fri
days play exceed by fifteen strokes the
tenth place will not be allowed to con-
tlnue in Saturdays rounds
The Entries and Pairings.
Karl Keeper. Albany Country Club and
Johnny Roach. Elkridge Fox Hunting Club;
George Low, Baltusrol and Willie Anderson,
Philadelphia c. C.; WG.am B. Robinson, c. {.
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Z. C.; Grin A. Terry, Canoe Brook c. c. and
George Smith, Claremont c. G.: Tom Anderson,
port C.. C.; Willie, Mcguire. woasion c. G.
GIaremont C. c.. and Tom MacNamara Boston
N. l.. Munger. Dallas Golf Club. and J. j. Nc
nnsttos Merehantyille C.: James Dougherty,
e.; Martin I. OLougblin. Plainfield g. C., and
a: w. I1llinghast, Philadelphia G. c.. W. f.
Frank Adams, Wheaton G. C.. and Adam C.
G snd Hot SPRINGS Va; Bob PEBBLES, Dallas C.
Aee e am and DOW T. Ge9rge Hot Springs
Surg e; ci C: and william Thompson Eiverton
J. Burke, Aronmink G. c.; James r. Thomson,
Philadelphia c. G., and David Hunter. Essex
{ G G.: Joe Mitchell Upper Niontclair
=; u. and George Sargent, Chevy Chase Club
son, Wss,erook G. G. Alex smith ha wytagy We {.
W. Sherwood. Claremont C. C., and John Ho.
hens. Enslewood g c.. f. s. Armstrong Salt
Lake country Club. and Sam White Philmont
e g; Herbert Strong. Apawan,s c. G.. and
LrviDg Stringer: ST Andrews G. g.. G. NJ. Cor
aon. Garden City g. c., aud Alex. Ross Brae
Burn C. G.. II. II: Barker Garden City G. C..
and Alfred Campbell, Oak Hill e. c.; J. A. Dom
zdson Glen View G. q, and Charles Burgess.
Woodland G. 9: Charles D. Thorn, Shinnecock
9. T.. and Ernest Killick. Wee-Burn e. c.:
Frank PEBBLES. Yale q. c. and Robert McWatt.
Columbia C. c.: Il. NJ. Thomas. kno,iwood c.
e., and Peter Robertson, Oakmont c. c.: Otto
q. Haekbarth. Westward e. c.. and " C. S,
Kelly. North Jersey C. c.: George Grimm, Bell
field G. G.. aud David Honeyman, Sound Beach
q, IT,, and G; C.; g H. ROVE Beaver Valley @; C..
Ronnar. Merton c. G.. and james Campbell.
Whitemarsh Valley {. G.: Isaac Mackie, Fox
Hills q. C., and Fred Herreshof Westbrook q.
g: Thomas Mnlgrove. Charleston c. c.. and
Elijah Horton. Manhattan q. c.; George Ferne
Richmond County 6. &.