The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-20


months, but owing to the fact
! in a sufficient number of scores
of the event to arrive at prope
not considered and as a result "
With such a big field to handle
the only logical manner in which tc
run off the qualification rounds was
for the committee to assign each
contestant a starting time. In order
that the players may not lose toe
much time from their places of EN-
ployment. it was also deemed ad
visable to start the first pair away
from the tee each morning as early
as o'clock.
In arriving at the classifications
the committee placed those players
with an average of 43 and under III
Glass A, and a perusal of the entry
list will show that practically every
star municipal player of the Distric'
has been rated in that class.
Class B entrants were taken from
those who average between "A and
40, while the Glass C players are
those whose average is so or more
There will be but one class for the
women.
In making the classificationS sew
eral of the contestants were unfor-
tunate in that they turned in sew
eral low totals which more than off
set what to all intents and purposes
seemed their average game. These
low totals resulted in their being
placed in Glass B, whereas they
probably rightfully belonged in
Class G.
in Glass B, 131, while Class G shows
total of 81, making 265 men. Thir-
ty-one women have turned in classt-
fication scores and will be eligible
to compete for the championship
schedule for their qualification
rounds will be announced in the
next couple of days.
The Times tourney will be run
off in big league style. The manage
ment of the course has promised his
full cooperation and every effort
will be made to have the permanent
greens in such condition as to per-
NIT of their use during the qualifi-
cation rounds.
Contestants should remember tina
they are to play thirty-six holes in
the qualification rounds. total aggre-
gate score to count, the low sixteen
in each class to play in the cham
pionship flights.
Each entrant will shoot but eight
cen holes this week on the day he is
scheduled. He will be required to
play another eighteen on either Mon
day. Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week The championships rounds
will get under way on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 4.
A player shooting his qualification
round at 7:0S o'clock next Wednesday
morning will shoot again at the
same time on the following Monday
with the same partner. That is the
procedure to be followed throughout.
An entrant playing on Thursday,
plays again next Tuesday and one
scheduled Friday, shoots again next
Wednesday.
The complete entry list with CLASH
fication and starting time of every
player follows:
We'd, Aug. 22-MOn., Aug. 81.
100, w. w. Deane B) and Rob-
ert ID. Betikofer OBJ; 7:O4, DIR.
r. X. HoIingsworth (O and Dr..
w. HI. Gorton tC); 1903. j. Edgar
Brown OBJ and Walter b. VOgel
OBJ; 7:12, Roger NJ. Mehurin (C)
and Thomas 6. Galloway CO.;
7:16, Arthur T. Wannan B) and
Harold Nj. Sheerer (B).
7:20. William A Mcclure (A) and
Carman G.. Frost (A); 1924, John
r. Beal (B) and James l.. Richards
OBJ; 1928. Samuel C. Wimsatt &C. and
u. Curtis Hall &C.; 1882, Charles
II. Flynn OBJ and K. ]. Fielder OBJ;
1876, Fred Mclaughlin &C. and S. NJ.
Falconer. jr. &C..
7:40, George F. Crook OBJ and
W. Espejo Espejo OBJ: 7:44, Earl
McAleer (A) and Milford A. Ship
ley (Al; 7:4S, A. d. Wilroy OBJ and
George H. Llewellyn OBJ; 1852,
Charles D. Council &C. and William
s. Murphy &C.; 1855, James n. Bob
bitt (B) and Donald w. Smith OBJ.
500. William L. Danningburg (C)
and Charles w. Cole &C.; 8:04,
II. D. Blackstone OBJ and Clifton
c. Heath OBJ; sos, James F. Hub
bell (A) and Frank H. Hartig (A);
S:12. E. J. Busters, jr. OBJ and NJ S.
Watson OBJ; 8:16. Barney Becker
Co and Charles o. Dorset &C..
500. A. f. ReitzeI OBJ and La.
forest r. Bracy B); s:24. Wolde,
ard c. Williams (Cl; 1928. Arthur
f. WeatherIy OBJ and John w
Young OBJ; 1872, John Kneessi "a
and Ootto d. Weight (Al; 8:36, Odelle
Mackey (B) and Marcelino ". Els
pejo OBJ.
$40, Joseph H. McGann C) and
William +. McLindon &C.; 8:44
George w. McCarter OBJ and r. "
Beebe OBJ; 8:48. Barnard A. Sullivan
C) and John S. Macaboy &C.: 1852
r. H. Tracey OBJ and Charles II. joy
OBJ; $3.50. Thomas w. Mitchell "a
and Frank w. Dyer "a.
900, Alex Baumgarten OBJ and
George r. Hammond OBJ; 9:O4,
Fred Il. Buckingham &C. and
Franklin w. Marsh (C; 9:08, John
Ii. Ross OBJ DIR. ID. T. Baker (B);
9:12, Hicks Baldwin (B) and John
J. Mcdonnell (C); 9:16. Arthur l..
Lansdale (B) and William D.
Shreye (B).
800. f. Maury Posey A) an
Mandry (A) and Stanley c. Hause
OBJ: 9:28, Ernest e. Pons &C. an
Russell G. Jones (C): 9:32. H. T
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