Evening star., 1916-10-24
S|AMESE CUP MATCH
Thirty-Two Chevy Chase Golf
ers Paired for Play.
TWO HAVE WON 1T TWICE

The qualification round for the
Siamese cup at the Chevy Chase Club
ended October 90. and the pairings
were made yesterday. with the first
round scheduled for tomorrow, handi-
caps to apply. The semi-fnals and
finals will be played Saturday, all at
eighteen holes. Walter Tuckerman and
E. NJ. Talcott each has won the event
twice and should either win again the
cup will become his permanent pos
session. If neither wins the success
full competitor will be presented with
yer watch charm. The pairings for
the first match round:
Rudolph Kaufman VS.. T. A. Claytor,
H. B. Davidson vs.. A. B. Duvall. Rob-
ert Stead We. T. N. McAboy. J. D. Cas-
sells vs.. Hughes Oliphant, ]. H. Nc
Ilhenny VS.. I. T. Mann, J. H. Clapp
VS.. c. G. Treat, W. B. Mason VS.. II. NJ.
southsate, J. H. de sibovr vs. y T,cs 3. 5.
erman, Samuel Dalzell VS.. John s. Lar
combe. jr.: ]. T. Bishop VS.. c. =. Mar
lat, David lie Breton VS.. ]. w. Childress,
H. R. Dulaney. 3r., vs.. p. M; Taieof5' g 3
Babbitt vs.. NJ. e. Gates and G. T. Dun
lop VS.. H. C. Reisinger.
Jack Burgess Of the Chevy Chase
Club and Jimmie Spencer OF the wash
ington Suburban Club journeyed over
to Baltimore yesterday and played
thirty-six holes over the course Of the
Baltimore Suburban Club In company
with Tom Skipper of the home club
and Jimmie Roche of Baltimore. The
course is not a short one. as there are
only two 1-shot holes in the nine and
another which it Is possible to reacn
from the tee. yet Roche had two
rounds Of II and r. while Skipper was
the morning match. but won the after
noon round.
Last Sunday Chick Evans. amateur
and d Ha one Of Of he II
Chicago wielders of the brassie, took
flying trip to Atlanta, Ga, and played
over two Of the courses OF the southern
city in company with the boy wonoer,
Bobby Jones. Bobby has not indulged
in much golf since his momentous &C
compiishments In the amateur cham
pionship. owing to combination OF
golf weariness and school duties Yet
this precocious youngster took Evans
and Sawyer individually. over the road
to the ancient green in professional
style. finishing 4 up on Evans on the
days play, and being only 1 down TO
the best ball Of the two. In the morning
course, but this was not such an ad-
vantage, as Evans has played the
course numberless times and is thor
oughly familiar with every foot Of it.
In the afternoon. playing over the
Druid Hills course. $500 yards long.
Jones registered score of "a.
A new golf course has Just been fin-
ished a few miles south Of the Garden
city Golf Club. to be known as the Car
den City Country Club. which will be
opened in the spring. The new course
has been built under the supervision OF
Walter J. Travis. former American and
British amateur champion. and 1t is
claimed that 1t will be, when ready for
play, one Of the best tests of golf in
this country. AS designed by Travis
the new course measures 6.4O8 yards
from the middle Of the back tees to the
center of the greens. The new course.
1t is claimed. accomplishes the double
purpose Of making golf fairly easy for
the dufrer and at the same time dif1l-
cult enough for the low-handicap man.
The card Of tho course follows:
o'''' ss4 100 $40 4o4 1853 sse 4ss $40 oss-s.142
H.. 10 IL II Is IA Is 1s II Is
8o4 1877 AS 221 55s 8s2 AL $40 40s-s.2ee
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