New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

Brookline, Mass.
Prominent among the late entrants
are L. L. Bredin, Detroit; F. A. God
chaux, New Orleans: Alexander D. and
Tommy Armour, both of Rye, N. ";
C. B. Grier, G. H. Turpin and w. Scott,
Of Canada, and A. Pollock Boyd, inter-
collegiate champion, who sent his entry
from Chattanooga. Tenn.
The pairings and the starting times
for each pair were announced yesterday
and the list brings to light the fact
that most of the nine British players
of the Walker Cup team have drawn as
partners prominent American players
for the first days play
Play will begin at $3.50 a. m. Satur-
day, and those with the best sixty-four
scores and ties in the eighteen-hole
qualifying test will qualify for the sec
ond elimination round of thirty-six
holes, which will be played Monday.
Thirty-two aspirants are to survive for
match play.
The pairings and the starting times
follow:
S:se--J. b. Chase, the Country Club, and
NJ A. Greer Lianerch C. G.
s:25-B w. Estabrook, the Country Club,
and Joseph G, Mcmahon, Ekanok
s:4o--Larry 3. Patton, Homestead. G.: e.,
and G. L. Pierson. Montclair c. G;
s:<s-Richard Hickey Atlanta a. G., and g
s's9e4Saa cnioRet a Club oaissS aad T. IN NJ. clan, n
the Country Club.
Roger II. Hovey Brae Bun c. G.
s:to--Edward D. Lowery. Norfolk g. O.,
Mass. and j.. B: Crookston, Stan
ION TaiC 70
s:o5--Harold Weber, Inverness Club and
John Cayen, Cochrane Castle.
a:1e-Donaid Parson, Youngstown G. c..
and 3; Warren Cochran, Balti-
s:ls-Nat T. Lowell, Brae Burn c. G., and
and Grant A Peacock, Garden
s:ac-a. Il. Iyeli. Belle Rive G. c.. and
Marshall Whitlach. Chevy Chase
:25--Meridlth NJ. Jack. Merton Cricket
Club, and d. H Augustus. May
s:so--Jehn M. Ward. Garden city G. c..
and David B. Waters Woliaston
s:s5-w, M Reelsie, Upper Montclalr C,
ham and Borrow.
s:4o-W c. Fownes jr.. oakmont c. c.,
and Charles Evans jr. Edgewater
s:A5-wiliiam j. Quinlan, scarsboro q. c..
and F. a. Lemburg. Algonquin
s;6O-H H. Wilder, tho Country Club,
and Nelson NJ. whitney, New Or
e;55--George f. Aulbach, scarsboro e. C.,
and Spencer L. Jones. Plymouth
c.. and Colin G. Aylmer, Rane-
fo:o5-o. S. Carlton jr.. Houston G. O.. and
W. Parker sealey. Broohlawn
lo;1o-D, C.: Clark corkran, Huntingdon
Valley c. c.. and j.. ii. Sullivan
{~ fNnr,.yt, anu yaDlf
1o:16-Dexter Cummings. onwentsta Club,
and A. Perley Chase. Winchester
A. Gardner, Hinsdale G. c.,
and Robert E. Hunter. Pasadena
ie:2b--R. C. Long, stanton Heights c. c.,
and Charles II. Black 5r.. Atlanta
1o:so-chris Rrinke Audubon c. G. KY.
and Edward Hasman. Wiiiowick
so:s5-c, ]. Dunphy. Columbia c. c.. and
J. K. wadley, Texarkana c. C.
1o:4o--Jshn T. L. Hubbard. Brookiawn G.
San G. and 2. $, Kampman' Pine
n. Marston, Merton Cricket
Club, and Jesse w Sweetsar. 81
,os. ry waney T. e. e ..,. 80
Hamilton x. Kerr. Garden City
lo:ss--oeorge H. Hoffner. Bala G. G.. and
r. ~. Lord. Algonquin G. C,
II 1:eo--Robert J. Jones jr.. Atlanta A. C..
and Roger H Wethsred, Royal
and Ancient G. C.
IL :D5--H c. Paul, Belle River G. c., and J.
w. Heron, Portage C. c.
IL :1e--hariey A. Moore Los Angeles G. c.,
and Rodney W. Brown, the coun
try Club.
c. Ulmer. Florida @. c.. and
Clark Holder, Commonwealth
C. C.
lf;2o--Jesse r. GuiIford. Woodland g. c.,
and William /. Hunter. westches-
ter Bitmora G.. G..
f1:2E--Chick Ridley, Atlanta A., G., and
Walter L. Richard, Engineers G. G.
l1:3e--Reuben p. Bush jr-, New Orleans
c.. c., and buckingham r. Merri-
man. Waterbury C. G.
1l:ss--John n. Stearns jr.. Piping Rock
Club, and w. 3. Torrance. Edin-
burgh burgess.
II 1I:40r-Catneron B. Buxton, Pine Valley 6.
c., and Ira L, Couch. Glenview
Club.
II :z5-R E. Knepper, Sioux City &C. and
w. Willis Mackenzie, Morton Hall.
IL :sa~- william r. McPhaiI, Norfolk c. c.,
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