The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-31


Better still, the IS to so golfer
will not have to match strokes with
the player who shoots 40 or better.
And still further, the tournament
is not to be a handicap affair. Pub
lie links golfers are to be classified
into three divisions-A, B and G.
: The fair divot-diggers are to have
an event, all their own, and they,
likewise, will be divided into two
classes--A and B.
The Washington Times has
caused to be erected at the club
house of the East Potomac Park
course scOi-ebOard and box. The
box is to be used fer the filing OF
the lowest score made each day
by any and all players. 1t is not
compulsory that "a player file his
lowest score every day upon
/, which he plays, but The Washing
tom Times insists that player
must file between now and Au.
gust 81 at least fifteen scores.
This is necessary in order that
the committee, to classify the great
number of players which will want
to enter the qualification rounds,
must have something by which they
can. place the players in the proper
class to which they belong. Two
scores made upon the same day
will not be accepted. The scores
filed in the box will be collected at
the end Of each day, and, after be-
ing vised by member of the tour
nament committee, turned over to
The Washington Times for tabula-
ton,
= Each Monday morning there
will be posted on the score board
ut the clubhouse the twenty-five
lowest scores made during the
week by. the Class A., b and G
men players, and the Class A and
! B women players. The board will
be known as The Washington
/. Times Honor Roll. There will
also appear upon the sport pages
4 Of The Washington Times, each
/, Monday, the names of the ESQ
players with the lowest scores for
; the past week.
II YOU wish to be a participant
: In this greatest of all golfing
events, now is the time to start fill.
ing your scores. No entrance fee
will be charged. To be considered
an entrant you merely fill out the
slips, which are to be found at he
score board, giving your name. the
date, and your lowest score for the
day.
1t is not necessary that your
scores be certified to. The tourna-
ment is to be run on a strictly
honor basis. Any player found fiji
ing a. score for another player will
be barred from further pa'rticipa-
ton in the tournament.
The four players to represent
st. Louis in the national public
links championship to be held
here next month have been de-
termined through an elimination
tournament just completed in the
Mound City. Sid Keener, sports
editor of St. Louis Times, wires
that Tom Malley, Walter KOss-
!. Conway will be the MissOurians
: 70 make the trip to the National
Capital.
. DR.. %. F.. willing. of Portland,
/, Ore, and Jack Neville, the San
Franciscan members Of the Ameri-
can Walker Cup team, were visitors
at Columbia yesterday. DIR. Willing
and. Neville participated in a four
some with Donald Woodward and
{ Albert r. Mackenzie and were de-
> feated 4 up and 3. DR.. Willing and
Neville will be among those leaving
Washington today to take part in
the Invitation tourney OF the Bal
timore Country Club.
Lee CrandalI, jr., is the winner
of the Tom Moore cup, Competi.
p ton for which closed yesterday
at the BannOckburn Club Gran
dali with a gross stroke total of
Z 33I for the " holes of play and
with handicap Of "a, had a net
total of 331. James A. White. ir..
with a round Of 81 was awarded
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