The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
FIRST DAYS FIELD
LED BY STANDFER
AND DIR. |. HARLAN
Leaders Turn in Cards of
79 Made Under Adverse
Weather Conditions
By AL CONNOLLY.

round of the Chevy Chase Clubs
annual invitation event for the
President and Vice President cups
yesterday. A driving rainstorm.
which kept up the greater part of
the day. hampered the play and
made good golf next to impossible
The qualifying score for today is 90
NJ B. Stevinson. of Columbia
Country Club. led the field at 2
Guy NJ. Standifer. the Chevy Chase
star, and DIR. Lee Harlan. of Colum-
bia, turned in cards of 20. which
were good enough to lead the field
Dr. Harlan missed a rs by a hair.
bis 5-foot Pitt on the eighteenth
hole stopping desd within an inch
pf the cup.
Standifer got brides on the
Fourth, fifth and ninth holes going
put. and the eleventh and thirteenth
romirg in Both Standifer and Dr.
Harlan took sevens on the seventh,
which Is par hole.
George Lyon. veteran Canadian
golfer. was well up in the first six
een, with a card of IS. Chevy
rhase Club placed five in the frst
dxteen. and Columbia. Bannock-
burn. Kirkside. Washington Golf
DlaGe0
Tor today's flights
Ha'rings that will be watched
With much interest in today's plav
pre- those # Donald Woodward and
George Lyon. both of whom are
conceded an even chance tc become
hnalists; Walter McCallum and
4 P. orme: DR.. Lee Harlan, the
dark horse of the tourney. who
will have J. w Brawner as 4 part
per: Guy Standifer and C A. FuI-
er. Morven Thompson and w o.
rentiss. sr.. and NJ r. Stevenson
nd j. McMenniman. Provided Old
Fol puts in an appearance low
Fcores should result in all of these
matches
Four flights Of sixteen will start
his morning. the third sixteen at
40 o'clock: the second sixteen az
:20: the first sixteen at 10: the
ourth sixteen at 1910.
Joy standifer &C.. G. c..
Out ....... 54543 3547L4I
In --...-.... 2 $50 - B-3S-79
pr. Lee Harlan tCol. C. c..
Out - 3I45 50 40
In ......... - ass 4 -39-Ta
YESTERDAYS scores:
VI. n. stevin~on tCol. e. c.. 3o-41-sn:
Whitlach &C. G. c.. 43-3s-s1; l.. A.
Sanford u4aporteD. I.-4c-S.: E VI. Tai
Ott &C. G. c.. 44-3s-S3: - A Fuller
unattl. I2-i1-S3: George Lyon CToro ITO
-. 42-4l-S3; W. c. PrentisS. ST. Kirk
ldeb. 4s-i.-4; W r. MrCaIlum Nv. G.
-. 4.-43-S5: Donald Woodward &c. c.
-. 43-4.-S5; J. W. Rrawner tCol. c.
-. I3-I2-s5: John McMenniman Nor
olkl. 4.-43-S5: NJ. Thompson &C. c. c..
St3-S5; Gardner Orme tCoI. c. c..
I3-i2-S; ". W. Smith Col c. c.,
l-41-s5: Harry CoulSon tTorontol. As
Ii-Ss: T. F. Chipil tunattl. 42-4-ss;
rank Thompson tTorontoI. 4O-46-Ss: W.
Tuckerman &C. c. g.. 43-44-s7; Seorge
DslzeII &C.. c. c.. 42-4jTsT; Tom Moore
Indian Spr.J. 42-4@sT: Clarke Prentiss
r. tKirksideI. 4T-4O--sT: George Jones
c. e. c.. I2-4s-sS; Roger Coombs Kirk
|tdel. 44-44-ss: A. n. Y. Burr Nv. g. c..
s-4O-ss; e. T. Dunphy 'WOodlandD,
-43->S; r. $. Kampmsn tPine Valley.
$3.50; J. A. White tBann. G. c..
S--44-s9: T. II. Wright. Nv. q. c.. 40
$50. Albert Mckenzie (Col. c. c.. 46-
$50: Z. H. LOTUS &C. c. c.. 44-|s9:
W Freeman tkirksideI. 4T-42-s9; b.
Taylor tBann. C. c.. 44-4J-s9; Carl
lookstsdt tBann- c. c.. 45-44-s9: Fl.
;reen &C. c. Cl. 46-43-S9; Abe Winter
bridgeport. 4-4se0: g E. Lauger
Col. L. e., IT-43-9O; X. Lewis CCol.
c., 43-4T-9O; Lee Crandall CBann.
c.. 49-41--oo: Donald CasseIls &c. c.
-, +--9O; Hugh Ssum &C. c. c.,
-is-9I: c. r. Hatch ICol. C. c., a.
T-9i: Harry wardman tCoI. c. c., 40
1ol; George Truett Nv. 6. c., 46-+5-
n; Harry KTauSs tBann. G. c.. 4s43-9l: :
=. K. Cornwell fCol. c. c.. 4s-4-92;
A. Morse tunatt.l. 43-49-9a; L. X.
boyle Cunattl. 46-46-92: Clarence Hall
c. L. c.. 40-43-ga: Charles Agnew. jr.
Pot. Park. 4T--I5-92; Lamar Ritchie tun-
it,. 43-49-02; W. =. Turpin, tBann-
c., 4~4T-92; $. $. Fries tunatt-),
Capt. W. D. Middleton CU. s. A.. 48-
I-03; J. Z. Baine tCOI c. c., 42-5l-93;
EOel d. SymOns &c. c. c., 47-I6-o3:
". R. Faneti tunattD. 46-I7-93; X. p.
Jay &c. C. c.. 45-4s-93; 5. Philips
unattJ. 45-4s-93; W. s. Ellis Cunatt-J,
|T-46-93; T. A. Talbot Nv. G. c.,
e-44-93; x. Weir CW. G. c.. 44-49-03;
=. &. Train tCoI c. c., 48-7-93; H.
". Burr Nv. G. c.. +4-49-93; p. T.
sher (COl. c. c., 49-5-94; r. ID.
rhsley &C.. L. g.. 4s-4T-95; W. y. Ham
unatt.D 49-46-05; Robinson White (un-
IT,, tI7-4S-95; L. z. Parcher &c. c. c.,
1-90; Z. L. HUFFMAN tC. &. c., 6-i9-
>; L. Titus C.. e. c., 52-I3-95; J. NJ.
(utt. w. q. c.. 4T-4S-.s5. A. II.
aaughly tunstt.J. 4T-iS-95; J. +. BraM-
|er tCOl. L. c.. 4S-47-9j; Robert John
~ (MeriOn CricketJ. 4s-s--s6: ]. \. Ne
<enaie iCoI. q. c., 4s -JO-95; Il. C.
ewen w e. -. 5l--3G. Il ". 'iiII
BzltJ 45-5l-96; W. n. Brown (Pot.
(zFk), 46-JO-96; A. s. MattinY.y Idnatt.D.
2-44-S6; e. b. Miller &c. Z. c.. 4f--52
-e6; J. 7. Hendriek (COl. c. c.. 4S-i1--
q: J. L. Barr lw. C. Co.. 4s-l9-97;
J. Power Nv. G. c.. 5l-+6-97; Ross
zichols tunzttJ, 4T-5O-9T; Albert how
|rd (W. e. c., 4-e-97; L. A. Heap
L. e. c.. 4T-Sl-9s; II. r. Clark (Kirk-
l6e), 45-SS-9s; Hugh Legsre t.. C. c.,
s-52-9s; o. J. DeMon (Col. c. c.,
6-52-9s; c. II. Baker Nv. G. c., a.
h-9s:. George Howard (W. G. c., 49-5O
%, II. b. Davidson &C. c. c., 5l-iS
b; y. %. Morse (Bann. q c., 5l-i-99;
arl kellerman (unatt.J. 5l-4S-99; NJ. s.
Tatson tPot. Park. 47-j2-99; Boyd Tay
pr (w. G. c.. 47-S-99; y. e. Clark
w. c. c., 4s-5l-99; J. Childress &c. C.
ID, 4F-52-99; r. W. Baker &c. c. c.,
l-4s-IOO; H. Hayden (unstt.). So
DO; y z. Durfee (unattJ. 5l-4e-lOO;
c. Gott. Jr. tCol. c. c., 49-52-lO1;
T. n. southgate &c. {. c., 53-49-lO2;
Y. ". RspIey &C. c. c., JO-52-1O2;
s. Pope W. G. Co., 53-4a-1O2; J. s.
Ihaaner tCoL L. c., 52-JO-lO2; John
fcLezn &C. c. c., 54-ie-lO3; Scott
vsry Cw. c. c.. 51-52-IOs; ]. B. MUIR
hy (unatt.D, 49-54-lO3; ID. ID. McGrew
q. c. c.. 4T-57-1O4; X. p. Barnard
nnatt-1, 52-J2-1O4; n. c. Raymond (W.
c., 52-54-IOS; II. N. Beuies (w. G..
T-e-1O6; W. l. Elliott (W. c. c..
2-55-IO7; 7. NJ Doley (unatt.), 54-J5
Lilo; Ed. Leech tCol. c. c., 5s-52-llO;
II. Hall &c. c. c., 55-56-1il; J. W.
fcNeiu Cw. G. c.. 53-61-I14; W. L.
mith iunatt.D. 5-6s-II5; II. y. Hering
matt. 5e-56-115; p. s. Ridsdale &C.
c-l. 5T-5e-l1s.
ToDAY's PAIRINes.
Third Sixteen