Evening star., 1915-02-21

| Golfers of both Chevy Chase and Co
lumbia are much interested in the in
door match to be played on BraWner
indoor course in the Waggaman build
ing, beginning tomorrow evening and
continuing throughout the week. Will
liam S. Reyburn, representing Chevy
Chase. has selected Ormsby McCammon,
A. W. Howard, J. H. DeSibour, Walter
R. Tuckerman, Gen. f. NJ. Weaver, sam
Dalzel and Morven Thompson as mem
hers of his team, while Brawner will
have Floyd 2. Waggaman, George r.
James. George Chasmar. John c. David
| son. Montgomery f. Danforth, DIR. Otis
H Wood and Arthur Shelton on his
side looking after Columbias inter
| ests Drawings have been made and
the two teams will be considered as a
/ sixteen and play at match play. an
entry fee of 81 a man having been
charged. with which prizes for the WIN
ner and runner-up will be purchased.
| Players from both teams have been
over the Course several times prac-
| ticing and some good matches are an
! ticipated. The two captains of the op-
posing teams are easily the best play
| ers at the indoor game and their work
will be watched with particular inter
est. as they are in opposite halves and
undoubtedly will meet i'll the finals.
Reyburn at present holds the course
record for the Columbia course with
a 80, which he made last Saturday,
breaking the previous record held by
, himself by five strokes. When it is
considered that 40 is the best that can
| be made it looks as if he has an edge
on the rest of the entrants, although
Brawner has made q 80 in practice. The
dra wings for the first round have been
made and are given below. these
| ma tches being scheduled to be played
= iv,1.1, duo
day evening:
First round-Ornlsby Mccanmon.
Chevy Chase. VS.. Floyd P Waggaman.
Columbia; John c. Davidson. Columbia.
George 2. James, Columbia, vs. A. W.
Howard, Chevy Chase; DR.. Otis NJ.
Wood. Columbia, VS.. Montgomery L.
Danforth, Columbia; j. II. DeSibour,
Chevy Chase, VS.. Arthur B, Shelton. Co
| lumbia: George II. Chasmar, Columbia,
VS.. Walter r. Tuckerman. Chevy Chase;
Gen. y. NJ. Weaver, Chevy Chase. VS..
Sam Dalzell. Chevy Chase: John w.
Brawner, Columb mbta, VS.. Morven Thomp-
son, Chevy Chase.
B. b. Hunt and J. Martin Scranag ge are
accredited with low scores made on
Bannockburn's Chevy Chase course
I during the midwinter play. the former
having made an $50 out and - in,
with the latter one stroke behind him
This was made in an eighteen-hole
match last week, which Hunt won. l
up. Scranage was out in Al and came
home on even terms with his opponent
players of the Chevy Chase Club is
now In Camden, SC, trying to recover
his voice. which he suddenly lost
month or so ago. He reports the change
in climat tic conditions has worked Won
ders and that he will soon be back in
harness again.
Lee Harlan and Dan jackson and
John Z. Davidson and his son played
an interesting foursome Nassau count
at Columbia last Saturday. the former
winning all three ways. jackson was
in exceptionally good form, especially
near the hole. as he only took one putt
on no less than d dozen holes.
L. b. Eynon of Colum bia made a flying
trip to Philadelphia last week to wit
ness a professional indoor golf match
over a course which is very much out
stores in the Quaker city has turned
over a whole floor to miniature nine
hole golf course, which is open to the
public. without cost. all day long. Ey-
with regulation size cups sunk in the
floor, bunkers, traps. water hazards
and all the tricks of the game" about
the only difference being that there Is
no QrlVlnS, the HlDllCk anu putter be-
ing the only clubs used. The match was
between the professionals of the Fox
hills Golf Club of New York and the
Upper Montclair Golf Club of New Jer-
sey and those of the Huntington VAL
lev and Philmont clubs of PHILADELPHIA,
the home players winning / up at
forty-fve holes. Eynon was very much
impressed with the idea(an thinks 1t
is a much better game than that with
the nettings and pockets. He says that
in addition to having the course open
during store hours the arrangement
also furnishes the clubs and balls. 1t
would not be at all surprising if one of
the Washington department stores did
not take the matter up, as the owner
of one of the largest has been ap-
preached on the subject and appeared
Ito be greatly interested
F. /. Bartlett. Hugo w. Hesselbach, f.
w. Burton, Bruce L. Taylor, b. B.
Hunt C. Freeman and Miles Taylor