The Washington herald., 1922-10-25
Eight Survivors to Clash
Today inWomen's I Quincy
Fair Entrants Play True to Form in Opening
Days Matches Press Golfers Meet
At Columbia Tomorrow.
By AL CONNOLLY.

NJ AL
Results In the opening day OF
mems golf championship of the Dis
trict at Chevy Chase Country Club
ran true to expectations yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Hyatt. of Chevy Chase.
leader Of Mondays qualification
round, won in rather easy fashion
over Mrs. F. r. Hagner. of the same
club. the match ending on the tenth
| green. and Mrs. L. o. Cameron. run
ner-up for medal score, eliminated
Mrs. Hugo Hesselbach. Of Bannock-
burn. s and 6.
The results follow: Mrs. H. X.
CornweN, Columbia. defeated Mrs
A. ID. v. Burr. Indian Spring. go;
Mrs. C. L. Frieley. Chevy Chase, de-
feated Mrs. c. B. Mcvay. Chevy
Chase, g.; Mrs. Edith Cunningham.
Bannockburn. defeated Mrs. C. A.
Slater, Indian Spring. up; Mrs. T
B. Miller, Chevy Chase, defeated Mrs
A. b. Crossley. Indian Spring. SIS;
Miss Ruth Tanner. Chevy Chase, de-
feated Mrs. c. H. Warner, Bannock-
burn, ri; Mrs. J. r. DeFarges. In
dian Spring, defeated Miss Susan
Hacker. Chevy Chase. 4-3.
Today's Pairfngs-
Consolation round: Mrs. Thorne
Strayer drew a bye; Mrs. J. F, Dry
den, Chevy Chase. defeated Miss Ell
sic Patterson. Bannockburn. So:
Mrs. Herbert Shannon. Columbia.
defeated Mrs. M. E. Miller. Bannock.
burn, 6-5; Mrs. Tom Moore, Indian
Spring. defeated Mrs. s. C. Hooper.
Chevy Chase. 4-3.
This mornings pairings follow:
s:30-Mrs. Cornwell VS.. Mrs.
Hyatt.
s:S5-Mrs. Frailey VS.. Mrs. Cum
ningham.
s:4o-Mrs. Miller VS.. Miss Tan
| ner.
s:45-Mrs. Cameron VS.. Mrs. De-
Farges.
s:5o-Consolation
s:5o-Mrs. Strayer vs.. Mrs. Dry
den.
s:55-Mrs. Shannon vs.. Mrs
Moore.
81 IN NEWSPAPER TOURNEY.
Members OF the Washington News
paper Golf Club will stage their first
| annual fall tournament over the Co
lumbia Country Club. tomorrow. Ar
thur w. Dunn Is chairman Of the COM
mittee' on arrangements.
Fifty-seven of the golfing scribes
are entered in the tournament among
which may be found the names OF
several of the Districts foremos,
links experts. The entry list with
handicaps follows:
R. B. Armstrong. SO: Robert Barry. IS
Rodney Bean, 20: s. W. Bell. %; L. II
Benedict. %; william, u. Brigham. %: W
L. Brrckart. rs; Carl H. Butmsn, %: R. B
Choate. Is; James Robb Church. 20; Kenneth
Clark. 2s; ]. r. Coakley, 30; N. d. Cochran
10: Ralph A. Collins. SO.
George II. Dacy. IS; Robert DouEan. IA
z. G. Dougherty, Is; A. W. Dunn. Is: Rus
sell T. Edwards. IS; Burt P. Garnett. IS
Bond p. Geddes. 25: Horace Green. 10; Gil
bert Grosvenor, %; Charles s. Groves. 25
Frederic J. Haskin, IS; George G. Hill, 36
George R. Holm,s. "a: William II. Hotel
80: Maurice r. Judd 70; p. c. Kaufma mn
1s; McFall Kerbey, ls: Harold F. lane, IS
g. Gould Lincoln, %: Walter R. McCallum
8; Paul J. McGshan. so; Edward B. Mclean
10; Edgar Markham. 25: l.. C. Martin. 2s
Lowell Mellett, 20: Charles Nicholson, "a
Bryan Morse 16.
Robert L. Norto- "a: Theodore p. Noyes
"A; q. Loen Payne. 90; Harry y. Price. ss
]. Z. Rice. -: p. s. Ridsdale. IA: Kenneth
l.. Roberts. ID; Roy A Roberts. 80: Robert
T. Small. l6: Hal Fl. Smith. 30; Harold p.
Stokes. 2s; Glern l Tucker. Is: Henry
| IL. west, 10. ufhItpn .. NllCOk. IL. "
| Williams 20: James L. Wright, so.
PLAN ADDITIONAL COURSES.
The Indian spring Golf Club ex-
poets a visit from Herbert Strong
| golf architect, within the next IL
days to go over the proposition OF
laying out additional courses for
Indian Spring. for which a tre-
mendous quantity Of vegetative
creeping bent has already been
| planted and which is now under the
care Of greenkeeper and stan. in
order that the Sc green for the two
new courses and also IS additional
TO take the place of present greens
on No. l course will be available by
June list.
| Thi. unusually large creeping
bent nursery was laid out under the
direct supervision of Percy L
Kicker, Of the Department of Agri-
culture.
According to Mr.. Kicker. the
| nursery will develop 6.000.0 .00C
square feet of grass for putting
green purposes. The No course
will prove another great test for
golfers as it will bs considerably
more rugged that No. l. The prop
erty that lies across the road from
present No. course is covered by
trees and also is the land upon
which water flows from the orig
inal Indian Spring in a volume and
| purity that compares with other
famous spring waters of this
| country.
The clubhouse for No. course
| has been designed by the q. B
! Beaumont Construction Company,
New York City.
As the charter of Indian Spring
| is restricted to 300 members, the
/ club is preparing to break ground
on construction of its Nos. 2 and
courses in the early spring.
Nos and courses will be linn
| tied to 300 members each as in the
case of No. /. and will have at least
two starting points at the club
house.
The formal opening of Indan
| Spring No. l course, with the Hagen
| Kirkwood Farrell-Reid match was
a success from every standpoint and
| the tremendous crow adtthtruueodn
the tremendous crowd that turned
out was an enthusiastic one.
CHEVY CHASE TOURNEY.
The annual Liberty Cup competi-
tion will get under way today az
Chevy Chase with thirty-two play
ers entered. ]. Donald Cassells won
the event last year. All contestants
must tee off not later than o'clock.
Following are today's pairings and
| fhair respecfiye handfCans.
]. ]. London. IS, and ]. F. Dry