Evening star., 1919-06-25
BIG FIELD READY
FOR N. A. TOURNEY
One Hundred and Fourteen
Golfers Entered in Event,
Opening Tomorrow.

Opening Tomorrow.
One hundred and fourteen golfers
the cream Of the players in the middle
Atlantic section, have entered their
names for the annual Individual
championship of the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association. which starts with
the qualifying round over the course
of the Columbia Country Club tomor-
row morning. Entries have been re-
ceived from all the member clubs Of
the association for the thirty hole
qualifying round. Match play for the
title will be held Friday and Satur-
day. each match to be at eighteen
holes
The course of the Columbia Country
Club, which organization is in line
for the national amateur champion
ship next year, has undergone i'm
portant changes and is in very good
condition.
The executive committee of the as
sociation, which has the MANAGEMENT
of the event in hand. announces that
% IN view OF the thirty-six hole qualifi-
cation 1t is necessary that the con-
testants be prepared to start at the
appointed time; otherwise they will
not only have to be relegated to the
rear. but run the risk of Disqualified
tion II in the judgment of the COM
mfttee that should be deemed essen
tfal. The committee calls attention
to the fact that the Official notice sent
out to the various clubs some time ago
laying down the conditions Of play.
etc, contains an announcement to the
effect that no handicap events will
-
events taking place during the quail
hcation round: also that no contestant
will be awarded a prize for any event
unless said contestant plays through
out the entire tournament. No play
of any kind other than the finals and
semi-finals will be permitted on the
course on Saturday. June 2s.
1t Is expected that at least six six
teens viii qualify. and prizes will be
awarded the winners anG runners-up
In each sixteen. as well as to the win
ners of the defeated eights. Prizes
will be given for first, second and
third low gross, first and second low
net and a cup will be presented to
the team making the lowest aggregate
score. The winner OF the tournament
will be the Middle Atlantic champion
for the ensuing year. and, In addition
championship cup, will be awarded an
individual cup.
List of Entries,
Pairings, with times of starting for
the entire field. follow:
a.m.-Lybn Haines. Bannockburn; b. r.
swaftzell, Kirkside.
sos ANA. W. Howard. Washington; b.
N. Hall. Kirkside.
$40 a.m.ADr. J. b. De Farges. Bannock-
burn: ]. NJ. scranase. Bannoekburn:
" D Daa rrA ne
Hookstadt. Bannockburn.
$50 a.m.-D Baker Ames. Norfolk; W. b.
Michigan. Bannockburn.
$50 a.m.-Charles A. Watson, Columbia;
r. b. Cooke, Norfolk.
s:35 am.-Charles H. Orme, Columbia; 7.
Ralph Jones, Norfolk.
$40 AM. Z. Shoemaker. Columbia; N. C.
Woodward. Bannockburn.
$50 am. c. Mclaughlin. Columbia; DR..
T. ]. W. Brown, Bannockburn.
s:55 a.m.-C. Z: Stewart. Columbia; c.
I'M. II. Hanna. Columbia; R. L. Corby.
Columbia.
s:O5 am. N. Williams. Columbia; s. A.
s:lo a.m.-O. B. Drown, Columbia; Emmons
8. Smith. sr.. Columbia .
9:15 a.m.-E. B. Eynon. IT,, Columbia; Rob-
ers Wier, wilmington; lining 9.,, c,.vv cb....1
e:es a.m.-H H. Hume. Norfolk; R. L.
Finkenstadt. Columbia.
cas- a.m.-James HUME. Norfolk; s. L.
MOseby, Washington.
$40 ami. H. De Sibour. Chevy Chase;
John c. Davidson, Washington.
s:45 ANA. 9: Mattinsly. Columbia; Ar
thur McGeorge. Wilmington:
ESQ a.m.-w. R.. MeCnllum. Washington;
AZ
9:55 a.m.-G. h. Chasmar, Columbia; j. c.
McClenahan, Washington.
10 a.m.-G. P. orme. Columbia: Emmons 8.
1905 a.m.-Morven Thompson. Chevy Chase;
A. Winter, Columbia.
1910 am-Dr. W. g. Harlan. Columbia; e.
E. Mitchell, Wilmington.
1918 A.m.-Dr. L. L. Harlan, Columbia;
Charles c. Hume. Norfolk.
1920 a.m.-Georse z. ,rruett. Washington:
F. Craig Morton, Baltimore.
1925 a.m.-John H. Davidson. Washington;
8. E. Newton. Richmond:
1890 am-Harris n. Brown. Columbia; A.
R. Mackenzie. Columbia.
Hugh saum. Columbia.
10 40 am.-snowden Hun. Maryland: Thorn
as W. sasscer. Maryland.
10:45 a.m.-Charles II. Mackall. Washing
ton; John W. Brawner. Columbia.
1850 a.m.-D. Clark Corkran. Baltimore;
W: R. Tuckerman. Chevy Chase.
1855 amt. c. De Rossett, Baltimore;
II a.m.-J. A. Shaner, Columbia; G.. P.
Minnegerode. Chevy Chase.
los am.-Heath Davidson, Washington;
T. r. symington. Baltimore.
u:lO a.m.-wiliard speakman. Wilmington;
W. B. Stevenson, Columbia.
ILLS a.m.-H. c. Peck. Richmond; Marshall
whitiatch. Chevy Chase.
n:2O a.m.-Richard C. Taylor. Norfolk; B.
L. Taylor. Bannockburn.
ll:25 a.m.-A. q. Crawford. Hampton; Tom
Moore. Bannockburn.
II 80 a.m.-John A. Kratz. Columbia; B. N.
Manly. Bannockburn.s
IL l:85 a.m.-John 8: Larcombe. Chevy Chase:
Hugh Mackenzie. Columbia.
ll:4O ANA. L. Thurman, Columbia: :
George Howard. Washington.
u:45 am-w. J. McNally, Columbia; E.
J. Bremen. Warrington.
1l:50 a.m.-G. NJ Ivory. Bannockourn;
George T. Cunningham. Bannockburn.
ll:55 ans. p. Thompson. Columbia: Don
aid Casseis. Chevy Chase.
IL m.-Donald Woodward. Columbia; George
1905 pm-John r Harris. Bannockburn: E.
l.. Mifien. kirkside.
1910 PM. 8. Appleman. Columbia: F.
1918 p.m.-D. N. Wolfe. Maryland; B. 8.
Simmons. Bannockburn.
1920 p.m-E. d. Williamson, Bannockburn:
81. G. Davis. Chevy Chase.
1928 PM. C. Nagle. Bannockburn; F.
1850 p.m.wF. L. Davis. Columbia; ". s.
Hit. Chevy Chase.
12:ss p.m.-C. 8. watts. Columbia; R. N.
Long. Maryland.
i5;so D;@;-j; Il. waters. Norfolk; A. D.
12:45 p.m.-H. B. Cole. Maryland.