Evening journal., 1921-06-15
GOLF tourney
ON TOMORROW
First Pair Will Tee Off at
Country Club Links
$50 O'clock
INVITATION EVENT
ATTRACTS CROWD

With a large field of entries the
annual invitation mems golf tourna-
ment will open at the Wilmington
Country Club tomorrow and con-
tinue the remainder Of the week with
the finals for the championship on
Saturday afternoon. The tourney is
open to members OF the club and in
vited guests and some OF the leading
linksmen in this part of the country
will compete.
The first pair will tee OFF tomor-
row morning at o'clock, new time,
in the medal play and qualifying
round OF eighteen holes The first
sixteen will qualify for the Whining
ton cup, the second sixteen for the
vice-president's cup, and the third
for the Brandywine cup.
The qualifying round will consume
almost all of tomorrow and the first
round match play will be started at
$40 o'clock on Friday The second
round match play will be started at
1.30 o'clock on the same day and
the semi-finals will take place start
ing 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
The semi-final winners will clash in
the finals for the championship on
Saturday afternoon, the tee of being
scheduled for 2 o'clock.
The defeated eights viii continue
at match play and a suitable prize
win be awarded to the winner in
each eight
The tournament last year was
! won by Sidney Scott. of Wilmington,
who competed in a field Of four six
teens.
: The Wilmington Country Club
golf committee, in charge of the
= tourney, Is composed OF c. W. SUIT
| ton, chairman; Joseph p. Lawson,
j. +. Mahoney. John Markell and
f.. A Wardenburg. The pairings
and the starting time for each cou-
pie tomorrow follow:
9.30-MoAllenan. Yale. and C. w
} Sutton. w. c. c.
9.35-J. A. Blanchard, Yale, and
, c. A. Nudge, Yale.
$40
9.45-J. J. Young. Old York Road
and j. S. Groves, w. C. c.
9.50-Dr. Charles Schopp. Spring.
haven, and +. S. Knepper, Yale.
9.55-Gibson Gardner, Yale, and
Hugh Mackenzie. Columbia
1O.0O-A. l.. Walker, Jr.. Colum-
bia, and Sidney Scott. W. c. c.
r 1O.05-'W. Hamilton Gardner. Buf.
, falo. and r. Wier, W. C. c.
1 10.10--J. S. Dean, Princeton, and
= II. p Scott, Jr., w. c. G.
, 1o.15--J. S. Bush. Yale. and Nor
man Maxwell, Whitemarsh.
10.2O-Joseph Cable, p. G. c., and
Howard Thornton, p. G. c.
< 1O.25-P. f. Hambsch. Philadel
. phia, and r. II. briggs. Jr.. Merton
1O.35-L. e. Edgecombe, White
marsh. and Or. Sypherd. W. c. C.
1O.4O-George o. Suddards. over
4 brook and H. L. Newton. White
marsh.
1O.45-
1O5O-J I. Daily. Overlook. and
F. A. wardenburg. w. c. c.
1O.55-George =. Williams. Mer,
chantville. and L. p. Mahony. W
c. c.
\ 11.OO-R. II. Brook. Fox Hills
and G.. l.. Coppage, w. c. c.
11.O5-Robert NJ. Barr, ST. Davids
4 and A. B. Kelly. Tredyffrin.
n 1I1O-Price McQuilien. over
= brook and c. s. Lee. W. C. c.
11.15-
11.20-Herman Wendall, W. c.
and John Richardson, Jr., w c. G.
11.25-H. B. Newton. Whitemarsh
and George Moreton, w. c. c.
11.30-J. /. Mather. w. c. c., an
=. ". B. Denham. w. c. c.
- 11.35-Dr. s. Bolton. Frankfort
= and George J. Vowel, Frankford
11.4O-F. f. Briggs. Baltimor,
and A. MacGeorge, W. c. c.
l1.45-C, X. Bawden Merton. an
4 Joseph Dallett. w. c. c.
-1.5O-Donald Swami. Baltimor,
- end J. p. Armstrong, W c. c.
11.55-R. C. Hale, Baltimore. an
T. y. Jackson, Baltimore.
- I2.0O-W c.. Jones' Sr.. W. c. c
- ~ and DR.. B. II. Squires. w. c. C.
- l.00-Major J. J. Toy, Columbi,
'" and II. G.. Chickering. W. c. c.
, 1.05-J. W. Young, Baltimore. an
l U. r. Baily. w c. c..
~ 1.1O-Channing Way. W. c. c. c
Vi and Dr. c. l.. Penny. w. C. c.
115-C. p. Andrews. Baltimor
and r. d. Kemp. W. c. c.
ig 1.2O-Geo. r. Booth. Bethlehem
1 and f, deli Janvier w. c. c.
1.25-W w. Turner. springhavei
- and p. S. Thoroton, p. c. C.
1870. b. Jacobs. W. c. c., an
p. c. Sisler w. c. c.
l.S5-A. ID. Warner. W. c. c
and Geo A. Elliott. W. C.. C.
1.40-C. J. Bawten. w. c. c.. an
j. Dallett. W. C.. c.
1.45-Edward NJ. Jones. Phila
and Henry Hopes. W. c. c.
Additional entries in the tourne
are expected and places for thei
have been left open in the abo1
schedule.
THINK WHISKY