The Washington herald., 1921-07-12
By r. 3. sHAND.

golf championship tournament an
nounced last night by T. ]. Nc
Mahon, assistant secretary Of the
United States Golf Association in
New York. show many Of the stars
hooked up together, which will
give spectators an opportunity to
see two OF the big guns in ac-
tion at one time. Jock Hutchison,
the British open champion. who will
probably be the most closely
watched player on the course, is
coupled with Abe Mitchell. the
famous British pro"
George Duncan. MitchelTs side
kick, is paired with Jim Barnes,
and J. Fl. Kirkwood. the Australian
trick golfer" with Pat Doyle
Chick" Evans. the amateur cham
pion. will go around with Charles
Murray, runner-up for the Canadian
open title last year, and Leo Diegel.
who tied for the runner-up posi-
tion in the open" last year. is
linked with Bobby Jones. Freddy
Mcleod. the Columbia PRO" will
have GrantIand Rice as his partner.
These six combinations will prob
ably draw most of the gallery.
Belated entries continued to
trickIe in over the weekend and
the list. thought complete last Sat
urday night, has been augmented
by ten additional names, making a
total of 246.. The most prominent
of these are ]. Wood Platt, mem.
Der of the American amateur team.
who was injured the night before
the British amateur championship
and was unable to compete, and
Newton C. Mayer, the new amateur
champion of New Jersey.
Freddy Mcleod arrived in Wash
ington yesterday. The length of
his stay is doubtful. as he may
leave to play in the shawnee
tournament. where practically all
the professional stars are competing
on Thursday and Friday. All the
stars will arrive at Columbia on
Saturday and Sunday to commence
their work of tuning up for the
open
Gil Nichols turned in his third
round of "a at Columbia yesterday
Consistent work of this kind Is
u
list of qualiners.
Yesterdays heavy rain made the
Columbia course right" There
can be no more doubt that the
green's and fairways will be ship
shape for the hig event and the
green's committee is breathing
more freely.
Following is the list of pairings
and starting times for the qualify
ing rounds Of Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The list below totals ss3
players There are fourteen late
entrants, not listed, who will prob
ably tee OF between $3.50 and
o'clock each morning:
TUESDAY. JULY Is.
9:OO-Janes C. Yeryusoa, Spring Lake,
n J.; wiIfred Thomson, q. C., Nirgl1 "A.
g:Oo-TOdn shipper. Rolling Road; Tapt.
Charles Clark, Engineers-
p1O-Jossph kirkwood. Australia; Patrick
s;Is-Char.es W Hall. Birmingham, Ala;
George T. Sayers, Merton Golf Club.
e:2O-S. NJ Newton, Country Club Of Viz
rinIa; Matt lanes, Evanston, Ill
9:5-James Spencer, Washington huaIci-
pal; Charles II. Mayer, Edsevzter.
9:so-T. J. Ra JOppi. MsPlewood, y. j.;
Chris shea Trenton. \. J.
9:35-Joseph seka. tr., CedarorOok. Phila-
deiphia; John Cowan, oakley Mass.
a:4o-Eddie Loose, Ravisloe; J. J. Farrell,
Qua aker Ridge, n. Y.
9:45--Reuben o. Bush, jr.. Audubon; rVn
Boyd, F1x Hills.
9:50-Willie Kidd, Ainneap polls; Gunnar
Nelson, Lafayette. Ind.
9:5S-yohn Bredemus. San Felipe, Texas;
Jack FORESTER, Meadow Brook. " Nestbury.
IO:Oo-FrsLk Bellveod, Garden CITY; Chas.
p. BetsehIer, MARYLAND, Arlington.
O-ffE
lie kaefarlane. oakridge. TuckahOe.
lO:lo-Jock Hutchisoa- Glen View; Abe
Mitchell, England.
lU:I5-Jaek Dovling, ScansdaIe; Cyne
Hughes, Lancaster, Pa.
lO:2u-Arthur B. Reid. Ardsley Club, n.
Y; X. W. Treaey. DanIille Ill.
l0:6-Robert A. Cruickshank, Essex
County, n. J.; ". Z. Sherwood. Newark. v.
lO;e-Frank heSamars, Cherry valley;
W. v. Hoare, Tedesco.
IO:2j-Carl Anderson, BronxyiIle; James
= Davis, r.. Columbia.
1O:40-Fred Brand, Allegheny; B. Warren
Csrknn, Baltimore.
lo;45-Jaek Jolly, una schsd; Tbomls J.
Harmon jr.. Hudson River.
N:jO-Eddie Meyers, Aetacomet; Fred
karoni, M0ntour Heighu.
l0:5J-waiter Hagen, New York; r. L.
BAkenstaedt, Columbia
u:Oo-GeoTge Dernbeck. AKawam Hunt;
Tom Burke, FOrt Worth, Texas.
1soS-Jsek stzit. Hartford. Conn; Archie
CaPpert una tn ched New York
l:lo-GeOrge kerrigan White Beeches;
fank T. SprOEell. Montgomery Ala.
u:l5-Louis Teller, Brae Burn; J. ..
white, Cambridge University. Englanl.
n:@-D. ID. Hackney, Moundbuilders:
ID Arey Banagan, Columbia.
ll:25-willie Park. Nj. Bruno, MoItreaI;
Al Watrous, Red Run, Michigan
1;So--A J. sanaerson. sleepy Hollow;
Bill Scott, Baltimore. C. G.
ll:35-Fred Mcleod Columb bia; Grautl4.l I'd
Rice, Edglewood.
ll:4e-Dave Thomson. RossIyn, Va; Alex.
Smith. snennecossett
1l:4S-Rooert c. heKimmie ATTACHED,
"asnlnston; Frank Cooper. Colonia, N J.
1880. A. Terry, Chevy Chase: Isaac =
hackie. Canoe Brook
nss-snes n Roche. EIkridre; Frank
sAA<f' Philaoelphis, Z. G.
Aftsrnoon.
- A Godchaux. ir N.Shxil. Tea,
James Donnachje. Hsgerstoun
2seo--Fred Ailey, Homstead D.nvers
h.ss-; Louis Chiappetts, woodwsy G. G.,
lsio-hsI R. N.rstoa, Merton Cricket:
JACK Burke, St. Paul. MINI.
l2:l5-Iohn A. Park N.idstoa. CHM n
l.; Walter Howe. Tatnuck q. c.
=, zi-fon kerrisan. siwanoy; william
iC- BaiIantyne CoInnnbIa.
1Se-R. N Thomson, Glen Ridge. n. J.:
AteI Campbell. LosantiyiIle.
Naiso-0arry ksteham. South Shore Field
s,i,, Nj l.; W. II. Trovinser. Bloonseld
ass-nrnest R. Anderson. I.v,.,..
"a arh' y. T.; Robert T. Barnett, Tredynrin.
I2:4O-oh.rI.. Evans. r. rs,.v,,.,.
Sh,sss ,siss x, Murray. Royal. Montreai.
p-ssh. "a. Coz, Marine and Field,
srs1 irving strinEer. Ocean, Far Rock