The Washington times., 1913-10-22
By "CLEEK."

At least twenty additional entries
from Baltimore and Wilmington are
expected bv DR.. Walter S. Harlan,
the Columbia Country Club, which will
tomorrow morning.
I'VE are expecting all of the Balti-
more cracks and many from Whining
ton." said DR.. Harlan. More entries
are expected from Philadelphia. and it
would not be at all surprising to see
many in from New York tonight"
The entry list will not close until late
tonight, and 1t is confidently hoped that
many of the herelded cracks will make
an appearance at the last minute. At
present there is enough talent to war
rant good golf. Weather conditions are
expected to be ideal the course Is In
the best OF condition. and the field
which starts the test round for the
Wardman cup tomorrow is likely to be
the largest In the history Of golf in
Washington.
First and foremost, Of course, in the
more famous entries, comes Jerome D.
Travers, of Upper Montclair, four times
winner of the open amateur champion
ship. and victor over Francis Ouimet,
the open champion, in the amateur
struggle at Garden City this year.
Hugh Willoughby, the Philadelphia
crack: G. b. Adams, of the National
Golf Club: W. H. Follett, of England;
Adrain c. Anson, the famous baseball
player Of other days: W. c. Ballantyne,
South Atlantic titleholder, and such
other local notables as Allan Lard, Wal
colt Tuckerman, Eddie Brookes. and
Eddie Eynon.
The first pair starts at 7:55 a. m. to-
morrow, each pair leaving at intervals
Of FIVE minutes.
The pairings of the entries received
so far follow:
The pairings:
C. c. Van Leer and G. A. Rankin, L.
d. Underwood and William r. Ballard,
o. II. Wood and o. c. Cunningham,
John L. Weaver and John c. Let's. F.
S. Appleman and F. II. Phelps, c. B.
Doyle and U. 8. Catlett, DR.. P. l.
Brown and Floyd P. Waggaman, Dom
aid Woodward and r. E. Burks, Harry
Wardman and S. P. Thompson, r. J.
Beall and ]. 7. Hendrick, Otto Lueb-
llert and A G. Buhr.nan. S. L. Heap
and H. A. Gillis. George W. Watts and
n. L. West, Edward s. Harlan and
Morris Hacker. DR.. W. S. Harlan and
G. B. Adams, E. NJ. Talcott and Allen
Petit, W. A. Knowles and G. H. Chas-
mar, R. w. Cox and Hugh Mckenzie
Samuel Dalzell and A. Winter. w. r.
Tuckerman and DR.. L. L. Harlan. Nor
ven Thompson and John c. Davidson,
Allan Lard and A s. Mattingly, Hugh
J.. wiIloughby and George p. James,
J. L @ Trayers na and E Rrspsia b; EynORS " II
FoIlett and E. P. Brooke, P. S. Nc
LaughIin and d. K. Jackson. Walcott
Tuckerman and W. c. Ballantyne.
Reeve Lewis and John ". Brawner.
il. c. Chamberlain and DR.; Loren
and Dr.. L W. Giazebrook, NJ. L.
Danforth and W. G. Carr. George E.
Truett and A. c. Yates. Gen. II: D. An
desron and Maj. Louis r McLaini ID.
feId and George Richards. F. B. Pyle
and James Baird. o. B: Brown and =.
d. Blackstone, c. s. Watts and A J.
Cummins. Emmons S. Smith and A. J.
Green, Leo c. Brooks and Otto J. De-
Mol, Robert Dougan and A c. Anson.
G e Roone and James Strayer, 9. A.
Watson and F. owen Baxter. 7. b.
Jewell and DR.. c. L. Bliss. E. c. Robin
son and J. T. Barnes, Herbert Newton
and and Paul Freeman, John Childress
and A. II. Mccormick. jr.: c. NJ. King
and Eugene Gott, H. c. Sheridan and
A. Y. Leech. jr.; G: p. Turner and w.
NJ smith. A. II Giles and G. T; Gun
ningharn, George Minnegerode and II. ].
Nichols, Dr. Jesse Shoup and s. A.
Manuel, Frederick Snare and W. II.
Duff. I'd: J. a. Shaffer and T. Z. Weed
on, r. c. Ballantyne and H. e. Mann,
] p Ryan and r. II. Pilson. Robinson
White and Frank Govern. John L. War
ren and +. w. McReynolds. Herman II.
Pechin and Wilbur Keblinger. Z. A.
Newman and H Oliphant. w. w. Price
and p. A. Thatcher, II. F. Burket and
=. z. Mitchell. and L. w. Weaver and
BENJAMIN Woodruff.