Evening star., 1922-08-27

The lineup of the Washington team
will be: Charles Mackal and J. Holt
Wright. J. H. Davidson and G. T.
Howard, j. C. Davidson and S. r.
Speelman, c. II. Doing. jr., and C. G.
Duganne. J. NJ. Turner and A. w.
Howard and p. H. Sears and Harry w.
Burr.
The Columbia team probably will be
selected from the following: NJ. B.
Stevinson. Donald Woodward, Lee l..
Harlan. w. W. Smith. C. p. Hatch.
H. c. Train. H. II. Saum. c. P. James,
ley, =. r. Hart and H. King Corn
we'll. The outcome of today's match
will have an important bearing on
the outcome of the series, as in case
Columbia is defeated Chevy Chase will
be SO far in the lead that subsequent
great difference.
Four golfers from the District Of
Columbia will compete in the national
amateur championship to start at
Brookline. Mass, next Saturday. with
an elimination qualifying round at
eighteen holes. the best sixty-four
scores to qualify. Guy NJ. standifer,
Chris J. Dunphy and probably X. L.
Finkenstaedt, all of Columbia, and
Marshall Whitlatch of Chevy Chase
are the men who will make a try for
tne amateur cidssic flnheustdeut, IL
is reported, will go to Brookline,
while the others have definitely an
nounced their intention of competing
Several other Washingtonians will
go to BTookline to witness. the ANA
teur classic. among them Donald
Woodward. Albert r. Mackenzie and
Hugh Mackenzie Of Columbia. Walter
S. Harlan of Columbia. who is at
present at Poland Springs, Me-, also
will be at Brookline.
Four representatives of the golfers
today are practicing over the Ottawa
Park public course at Toledo, Ohio,
in preparation for the national public
links tournament, which begins to-
morrow. Charles Agnew. the public
course champion: Lawrence 8. Otell,
Collins are the men who will repre-
sent Washington in the first tourney
purely for golfers of the public
courses.
Brooke is the most experienced and
probably the best golfer of the
far in the tourney. He is former
holder Of the middle Atlantic cham
pionship and has won many tourna-
ments about Washington in past
years. Agnew recently won the
public course championship. defeating
while otell and Brooke qualified in
a subsequent medal play event to
accompany Agnew to Toledo. Collins
will not play, but it is an
nounced he will make an earnest
effort to bring the championship to
next year.
f.. b. Eynon, IT,, former District
champion, is getting back on the
game that won the District title for
him.. and is displaying good form in
practice rounds over the Columbia
course. Eynon probably will compete
In the District titular event this year
for the title now held by Guy M.
Standifer of Columbia and. Chevy
Chase.
~Brfckn Smith, the red-thatched
caddie master at the Washington Golf
and Country Club. intends to compete
held at Garden City in October.
Smith has had IS over the new
course at Washington, and has proved
a good golfer.
Charles Mackall. the nineteen-year-
old son of DR.. Louis Mackall of
the best golf at the washington
Golf and Country Club. Mackall holds
the amateur record for the course at
20, having had two scores at this
mark. The same score, by the way,
ID also the professional record, as
Dave Thompson, the club pro, has
been unable to do better
Plans for the second eighteen-hole
course of the new Indian Spring Club
are being completed and work on tha
course will be started as soon as the
plans are approved, the club an
nounced last night. Two architects
have been engaged and already have
gone over the ground They win
make plans Independent of each other
and the best layout will be selected.
although they may be asked to gef
together and incorporate In one