The sun., 1919-08-13

No less than eighteen entrants from
the Metropolitan district are csrded to
start in the preliminary wedding out
round of the National Amateur Golf
Championship at the Oakmont Country
Club, Pittsburg, on Saturday Of this
week. These had filed their entries by
the time named for the formal closing
Of entries at o'clock Monday and have
been paired and given starting time.
The list includes most Of the local
topliners, Jerome Travers, Oswald Kirk
by, Max Marston, Gardiner White, John
@. Anderson. Lester Conley, c. e. Van
Week. Jr.. u. N. Storms, Jr., Harold
Steiner. Gaines Gwathmey and John NJ.
Ward being among the number. Notable
for their absence from the list are A L.
Walker and J. w. Sweetser. two of the
most brilliant Of the younger set. r. A.
f1aight and Peter Harmon are two Of the
younger aspirants numbered In the last
The Boston delegation headed by
Francis Ouimet will include F. c. New
ton, Nat Lowell. Freddy Wright and
Larry Patton. Jesse Guilford will not
compete. From upstate New York will
come Sheriff. Sherman, Utica; L. u.
Wood and Earl Rowley. Buffalo, and
N. w. Patten, Schenectady.
whitney Heads southerners.
Led by Nelson Whitney, a rather for
midable delegation Is headed UP from
the South. Besides the Southern cham
pion will come Bobby Jones and Perry
Adair. who have battled before in the
National. and also ]. s. Dean OF the
Princeton team. who halls from near At
lanta; Reuben Bush of New Orleans,
Louis Jacoby. entered from Charlotte,
N. c.. and George N. Aldredge of Dallas
In addition to Champion Chick
Evans, the West Is sending along Robert
A. Gardner, Paul Gardner. Paul Hunter
and others from Chicago; James Stand
ish. Jr.. Lewis Bredin and C. @. Waldo.
Jr, from Detroit; Richard Bocltencamp
and Walter Kossman of st. Louis; r e
Knepper. Sioux City; Jack Cady. Rock
Island. and Harry Legg, Minneapolis.
The affair will be given something of
an international tinge through the entry
OF w. j. Thompson and Frank Thomp-
son of the Mississauga Club at Toronto.
Play will begin at 9:15 o'clock Satur-
day morning, At that time Lester Con-
ley will tee of with II. r. Walton OF the
Champaign Country Club. At inter-
walls Of Ave minutes the rest of the field
will trail this pair until the last two
leave the tee at 2:40 o'clock. Following
are the pairings and the order In which
they are carded to start:
The Entries Follow.
II. r. Walton. Champaign County C. c..
and q. L. Conley, siwanoy: J. Wood Platt.
North Hills. and J. X. Bole Mayneld: r.
w Lee. scioto. and J. n. Stearns Jr.
Nassau Gilman p. Tiffany. Mohawk, and
James d. Standish, Jr.. Detroit C. C.
w. II. Garrison. Buffalo, and I. Jacoby,
Charlotte: r. L. James. Allegheny. and
w. E. Glow. Jr.. Onwentsia: r, c. Long
Stanton Heights. and David 8. Hays. Oak.
mont: e. II. Augustus. Mayheld, and
Georgr T. Gregg. Oakmont.
Jos III Bydelek. Buffalo. and Robert w.
Smith. Oakmont; J. d. Rose. Kansas City
and d. w. Armstrong. oakmont: H H.
Pearce. sewickley, and Grantiand Rice
Heights. and e. Z. scoSeid. woodway;
Robert T. Jones. Jr.. Atlanta, and Paul
NJ. Hunter. Midlothian.
w. @. Gostin. Allegheny, and r. C.
Newton. Brookline: J. F. Byers. Allegheny
and H. r. whitney. Nassau C. C.; William
A. Lowrie. Mon>Sur Heights, and r. K.
Hanson, Philadelphia; c. r. Giles. Allie
gheny. and Perry Adsir. Atlanta; Joseph
y. Wells. Wheeling. and Fl. A. Steiner.
Hollywood.
c. W. Deib.i. youngstown. and Leon r.
Patton, Homestead; J. d. Travers Upper
Montclair, and Robert z. Hunter. MIdwick:
Harold 8. Block. Wheeling. and ]. II. Reed
Jr.. Oakmont; Harold Weber. Inverness
and James 9. Manion. Forest Park. st
Louis; w. d. Preston, Pittsburg, and
George w. Hewitt, Wheeling.
Richard e. Brodenkamp. Forest Park,