Evening star., 1916-10-17
ENTRY LIST LARGE
Big Foreign Delegation to Play
in Columbia Golf
Tourney.
WORTHINGT0N TO COMPETE

Many out-of-town golfers will attend
the Columbia Country Clubs annual
fall invitation tourney to be held Oc-
tober 19, 90 and 81. w. S. Harlan has
written Chick Evans. Perry Adair and
Robert Jones. but has not received any
reply as yet from any of his letters.
The entry of Frank Dyer of the Upper
Montclair Club is the only one from
the New York section, although it was
expected that Max Marston might come.
AS the entries close tonight at o'clock
it is not probable that many additional
names will come in today.
The best of the Baltimore players, ex-
cluding the Corkran brothers, will be On
hand in H. Lennox Bond, r. H.. Pritch
EFT and Tom Sasscer. r. S. worthing-
has been for years one of the best
around the Philadelphia district. will
play, as will also c. A. Worthington of
Shawnee. John H. Maxwell. jr.. of
Philadelphia, who was here for the
Washington Golf and Country Clubs
spring tourney. will play in the Column
bia event
Some of the local men were out prac-
ticing yesterday. Although no low
scores We're turned in all agreed that
never had the course been in better
condition. Some of the mounds near
the greens have had the sides dug out
little and white sand sprinkled in the
depression. This, while not penaliZina
a player, who gets into the trap any
worse than formerly, serves to give
the player a line on the hoe, d definite
spot to shoot for, different from the
usual greenness, for the white sand
looms up like battleship at sea.
Jock Hutchinson won the Pennsyl-
vania open championship played yes
terday over his home course. that of
the Allegheny Country Club, with a.
score of las for the thirty-six holes.
J. 3. Crook ston, an amateur of the
Stanton Heights Club of Pittsburgh,
was in second place, one stroke behind
Hutchinson. Jim Barnes of White
marsh Valley, Jack Burgess Of the
Chevy Chase Club of this city. Charles
of Mansfield were tied at 153 for fourth
place Third place went to Bob Nc
Donald of Buffalo with $50. Walter
Hagen, with 154, was just outside the
money.
Barnes led the field at the end of
the morning round with 70, followed
by Hutchinson with 73. The tall Eng
| lishman played poorly in the after
to the thirty fourth hole leading
Hutchinson stroke, but. getting
| G-6-5-5 to finish, was behind by two
| strokes. The leading scores:
| Jock Hutchinson, Allegheny, 14s:
! J. T. Crookston, Stanton Heights. 149;
| Bob Mcdonald, Buffalo, $50; James NJ.
Barnes WhiteHarsh Valley, 1913; {. H.
Rowe. Oakmont, 1873; ]. J. O'Brien.
| Mansfield. 1873: Jack Burgess, Chevy
| Chase. 1853; Walter Hagen. Rochester,
154. and cyril Walker, Wabash, 154.
/ Mrs Caleb Fox led field of over
! fifty woman players in the qualifying
| round yesterday for the Mary Thayer
Farnum memorial cup at the st. David
| Golf Club of Philadelphia, with score
| of "a. Miss Mildred Caverly, runner-up
| in the woman's national championship,
| was second with So The competition
] is at thirty-six holes. medal play, with
| the final eighteen holes carded for to-
| day.
| The golfers of the Chevy Chase Club
| are qua lifying now for two events, the
| competitions for the Siamese cup ana
! the Presidents trophy. The qual1hca-
| tion dates for the Siamese cup are
| from October 5 to -. inclusive, and
! those for the cup given by the pfesl-
| dent of the club, October 5 to NoHen-
| Der 5, inclusive. Thirty-two players
| will qualify in each event for the sue
| ceeding match play rounds. The nrst
| match round in the Siamese cup com
petition is scheduled for October 20. a
| round to be played daily thereafter
| until the final The match play for the
| Presidents trophy will begin NoVemper
8, with daily rounds thereafter. one
qualifying carf may be USED 1or oo'h
competitions.