The Washington times., 1922-05-19
GREET
IDEAL DAY FOR
MATCHPLAY|NG
Four Sixteens Qualify Yester-
day in Driving Rain Lasting
the Entire Day.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

What's sauce for the goose is
sauce for the gander," well applies
to Washington's web-footed golfinS
gentry who braved a steady down
pour Of rain all OF yesterday. and
there was plenty OF sauce for those
who tried to qualify in the annual
Chevy Chase Rolfing tournament.
The net result of the soaking from
8 a. m. until well after clock
brings out four sixteens today which
will play through the first and sec.
ond rounds of the tournament to
eliminate those who give way to the
players in the semi-finals and finals
tomorrow.
Washington's generous turnout
agrees today that the eighth and sew
enteenth holes at Chevy Chase are
always to be reckoned with. 1t was
on these two now historic holes that
many OF the first rank players came
troopers.
In addition to the steady down
pour, the players had to contend with
cross winds. There were no ground
rules, several pairs having started
from the first tee before II was ap-
parent that changes would be neces-
sary on account Of the untoward cir
cumstances.
Today, however, will be different.
Weather conditions are ideal and
while the first sixteen appears to
have marshalled practically all Of
the strength IN the lower bracket the
competition will be exceptionally
keen.
Guy NJ. standiter, OF Columbia,
and DR.. l.. l.. Harlan, Columbia
tied for the qualifying medal, with
scores Of 70. Up to within the last
half hour yesterday Miller b. SteVtn-
sons 30 was good.
Stevinson finished with 8, 3, ., b
for his so. Standifer with 8 on
the last hole was tied by DR.. Lee
Harlan, who just missed q six.foot
put for a s.
The pairings and time Of starting
today follow:
FIRST SIXTEEN
1o:oo-w. W. Smith. Columbia, sO vs..
e. N. Tslcott. Chevy Chase. 50; l";Oe-
Gardner p. Orme, Columbia. - Va
Club. 81, W. Marshall whitlatch, Chevy
Chase. 81; 1o:1s-Morven Thompson,
Chevy chs::: 81 ys ". G PrsStis, McMas.r,r .T'
KortsiS KtrtsiS' csun,1S M ry;'e cios IS. T. n. 3.
steyInson. Columbia: 80; IO:ls-c. A.hsy
Fuller, Chevy Chase. 50. VS.: Guy M.
standiter, Chevy Chase. 7s; loso-JGhn
Harlan, Columbia, ~; 1o:sS-Donsld
woedwsrd Columbia. S. VS.. George 8.
Lyon. Toronto, ss.
SECOND SIXTEEN
s:2o--Albert R. Mackenzie, Columbia,
50. We. W. c. Prentiss. jr., Kirkside. 81:
y. V. Burr Washington, IS; 9:9O--Bruce
l.. Taylor, RannoCkburn. SO. VS. Samuel
Dalzell Chevy Chase, 81 e;36--J. Holt
WrsH' %ashins,on st 80 vs. f II DLOnS" LOr,iH'
Columbia. IS; sf5-E. ?. Brooke, un.
attached. a., vs. Roger Coombs. Kirkside,
vs. TOM Moore. indian springs. 81;
Frank Thonpso Toronto, IS, vs.. Walter
r. Tuoksrmsn. Chevy Chsss, 81.
VS.. Harry Krauss, Bannockburn. 81; s:46
Harry ,Wardmsn. Columbia, 81, vs.
hlpheus Winter. bridgeport 90; $50
., Truett, WsshinGton' 81; SBSSLee
Crandall, Bannockburn, 30. vs.. Dons ID
Gassels, Chevy Chase, %; soo--C. B.
W..SInstnD E:,Sh; cSHmN,: ." z W. Frssm.D sn.
Barnockburn, 50; sio-cari Hookstadt,
6sslnnoSkourn; 6SlSnSS,. -; " Charles = Langley,
Pine v"Vsy. 80. w. E. A. Morse. Colum.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
lo:to-H. King Cornwell. Columbia, %,
We. s. Philips, Chevy Chase, 90: le4B-
o.. John A. Talbot, Washington. 90, VI.
W. r., Garrett, unattached, %; iO:5O-w.
p, Hsll. Chevy Chase, 90; Io:SS-T.. NJ.
Rltchie, unattached, 90, VS. H. w. Burr,
ws wsshinrton, %: ll:Ob-J. II. Rsints
Golumbia ~, .ys. A. A.. Fries. Soldiers
Home, %; l1:os-C. n. Doyle, Coium bia,
sa, vs.. G. 4. McNsy, Chevy Chase, "a;
Hob. c, Train, Columbia, %, ".
cspt W q; Middl.ton, War Department,
%. v. Charles AEnsw, jr.. unattached. o.