Evening star., 1922-07-23

awarded 10 the CluO WinHiHS the Ah
series.
On form displayed to date the team
of the Chevy Chase Club should prove
the victor in its tilt. Its strength is
further emphasized by the fact that
the Chevy Chase team is the cham
MON of the Middle Atlantic Golf AS
sociation. winning the title at Co
lumbia two years ago. Columbia can
not put its strongest team in the Held
during the present summer, as at
least three of the leading players OF
the club are out CT the city and prob
ably will remain away for several
weeks Guy NJ. Standifer, the Dis
trict champion: Albert r. Mackenzie
and c. J. Dunphy are all out OF town:
Tentative 1ine-ups OF the 1our
teams are as follows:
Chevy Chase-Marshall Whitlatch
and F. II. Ellis; w. r. Tuckerman ana
c. A. Fuller; Reeve Lewis and Aiian
Lard: E. NJ. Talcott and d. u. l.; NC
Grew; c. McCook Dunlop and H. h.
Taylor; Morven Thompson and j. II.
Coiumbia-Miller B. Stevinson and
Donald Woodward; G. H. Chasmar and
Lee L. Harlan; Fl. Z. Doyle and Hugh
Mackenzie; w W. Smith and G. b.
L Il.
III. King Cornwell and E. c. Gott. 1r.
washington-W. r. McCallum and
A. D. V. Burr: Charles Mackall and
&. r. Speelman; c. G.. Duganne and Z;
H. Doing, jr; j. I; MeCIenahan IA ana i
w Burr: G.. T. Howard and ]. Holt
Bannockburn-R. Cliff McKimmie
and G.. It. Cunningham; Tom Moore
and W. f. Baker; c. p. Felton, ana
r. Pearce; L. ]. Doyle and Lynn
Haines: F. W. Burton, jr., and J. A.
White, jr.
These pairings may be rearranged.
but the players probably Will remain
substantially as outlined.
Matches in the July tournament of
the Columbia Country Club have pro-
rressed to the semi-finals, with the
following results:
C.. b. Hatch. and 2: E. ]. Orme de-
feated Mai. Gullion. and 2.
Second fight-W. F. Baker defeated
N. G. Clear. and 3; Arthur B.
Heaton and Harris Fleming match
undecided.
Third ftght-w. NJ. Kennedy de-
feated E. e. English, and l; F: j.
Haskin defeated j. H. Small, and 4.
Fred Mcleod. professional at the
columbia Country Club. wrenched his
Knee in jumping across a brook last
FRIDAY, necessitating his withdrawal
from the Philadelphia open cham
pionship. At the time of the injury
second place A 9 on a par 4 hole
mined McLeod's chances to win the
event, in which he had tied for the
lead at the end of the first thirty
six holes. Mcleod was forced to
stop play. He will not compete In the
shawnee open to be held this week.
Charles H. Orme of Columbia regis
tered brides in his match against
Henry T.. West last Monday. beating
par on the third, eleventh and sew
enteenth holes. His putt for on
the thirteenth jumped out OF the cup.
Last weeks heavy rains, on top OF
the severe storms Of the week pre-
yious. have played havoc to the golf
courses about Washington. At the
washington Golf and Country Club a
bridge was washed away at the
which flows through the course was
widened. Several large ponds were
formed. Bunkers were flooded at
Chevy Chase and stoppage OF drains
washed the sand out Of a few.
Playing the best brand Of golf that
has vet been seen on the new Wash
ington course, Charles Mackall shot
a rs Thursday afternoon. The twenty
year-old son of DR.. Louis Mackall Of
Georgetown was out in 81 and back
in SO to set . new amateur record Tor
the course as laid out at present.
Local golfers were surprised to hear,
Of the failure Of such stars as George
Kerrigan and Pat O'Hara to qualify
in the test rounds for the Profess
sional Golfers Association champion
ship, held last week near New York.
ais in this section has not yet been
played.