Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
.NIERCLUB GOLF
] MATCHES START
,...rook vs.. Cricket and
,.,.,..marsh VS.. Huntingdon
v.,lev at Aronimink Today
uFslou STAGE ALL SET
s,Npy McNIBLICK

q, the first round Tot the
J r',..sl ,r.er. club team championship %. Oh
ra ,.,eh,s ia,el started this morning over
Psilad,,p., :, tbe Aronimink Golf Club.
.. nm, ..s-ook =. met the Cricket Club !, IN
CsdarOly0N and whitemarsh played
huntington :. four teams that qualified in
bdhs .ae ..on Cup contest on Memorial
M. ,,0,les matches were staseu ,,,
Ine ..,noon, S and the survivors VIII
hs a N,.,,,srly against each Other Sa.r;on 10,
yhy sln sor The title. Last year me nah,e
sorrow I'LL .;,,e but its entry was "h"'''
b qualli', ,our mr. ball matches this mTrnt ha,f
In the ,,nrv lou counted one and nan
Nc each WIZ; Il addition, one, haif d
points, anu; .a;dsd for each hole the VIC.
tes .,ssteen wsie holes being PLAYED, "hou of.
fol- Ts;s I. afternoon In the U;ut .MU for the
Tns s.ch winner gets poihtt e. .'' oonb
mrs t.,sb an and a fourth point iof ~
bpls up. ,.,rssomes the players teed
as tOloWs;a Low, and d. white. Th!semcspsss. cocs.
Lwb IT, L., Armstrong ana M
Esm5Gsinsdcn Valley; ys;nd H. Mountain; WhitSS-
Z y 0IRssea Rsac {, Ingraham ,sr anu ~ w.
Es; EEss; YssS!insadHn insd sSS XSlfy e. Eqseome white
Norman MA MsTTWs Horace Francine and L. NJ
Fs,a F4,a kaisSSs ssSGS%ard sGS I'd stevens 81 and George
! marsh pla{{s"ntinsdon Valley. ,ybits-
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SsdSSTPo Grown yssSd sSd D Iayleyh yh.Iais ph,aaSii aSi
Sa Eaie CedIireroSSkn;d Snd II. II. Geodan. of
,,Ii.dssiphis II cSicTet Club pcssSSa pcsssSsrbrCok M
isa:4SARisa =. s:4 Hanson: s. = G%E..k, pn.aae,
nS " b B. Phelps ana r nj n. Hanson and L. j..
s,qI ciSsrSTSSpfH Ss SrS Il. W, Pre,,nser; Ih,adsl,;
EissS;. Es'a q; IcedarbrOoN.
Ss "dopesters" have It all settled
Ihe er.aorbrook and Whitemarsh will
na' ,oJay and that Whitemarsh will
Gn .hs lille. It might look that way
n.ner w % But there's just that little
sppai;tv ~ that has to be observed in all
toarnsys, namely, playing the matches
On the links.
Tho International exhibition match
IN divide interest with the finals of
n. ;ntercub contest tomorrow. This
match ma will be played over thirty six
Iolss morning and afternoon, on the
s.st course at Merton. Abe Mitchell
,,d Geroge Duncan, leading British
mos. will play Max Marston and Jerry
Ttsvers. American amateurs. The gal
jry will be tagged. the net proceeds
foing to Bryn Mawr Hospital.
II Is expected to be the only local
appearance of the Britons, and large
crowd is expected to see the long
hitting Mitchell and the speedy Dun
can. Merton is reached from Sixty
ninth street via the Strafford local to
Atlmore avenue.
After Merton the Britons will leave
for Shawnee, where they will compete
In the open there Thursday and FRI
day. Joe Kirkwood. the Australian
champion, will also play there, as well
Is all Of the American team which went
abroad, though Jock Hutchison has not
quite made ap his mind.
This event was won by Jim Barnes
last year, who was due to arrive on
pe Mauretania late yesterday. He will
probably play at Shawnee. as the tall
pro very fond of that course and in
Mrlaby scores well there.
Honner to Enter
cnarlie hoffner. the local pro, who
went abroad, will enter both at Shaw
ace and at the national the following
week. He says he can hardly wait 10
p%y In an American event again,
hnonner did not seem greatly worried
~. aii the stories over the happen
.ass az the British open. attributing It
s.,I %e excitement of the affair. He
ca, ci, however. that all the players
s %,aea with Hutchison in being an
ISs Isea az the way the cup was given to
NLLtoSSed M = up to him as he sat on
\ wa.S sn9uiders of his admirers, without
sc some months ago a British writer
osaot a saat the chief drawback to inter
hssaI hsaUInal golf was luck. or i'll luck that
sai,a Nll contestants which made for hard
NJ Mans, Every golfer, however. realizes
,oaai a, anything is liable to happen I'm n
icr,mn. i~a OF golf, and we doubt IL bad
''ipsuae pna Is taken seriously.
s,a'. ntt incident after incident of duhious
roa;nahship seems to crop out nt thn
as en M which are hard to diagnose
view. p'"u mostly on the point of
bon mere y was, Jack Kelly's entry reioc.
he boom" living McDermott's in golf,
mlsuuotntiss. s which Tilden denied, the
after it,".,Tn anatp OF Hagen and one thing
and stiII tdiuIO'ner. ih. But still we go over
these mn,. tney come over here, so ali
u'' De things to forget.