Evening star., 1923-07-01

Donald Woodward Is captain of the
coiumoIa team and will select his
| team from
W: W. ,Rapley. Ben r. Hart, lar Ns G. B.
Hatch' w. w. Smith, Lee L. Harlan,
HUGH HUGH II saum. a: S. Mattingly.
ray r. Chapin and John A. Kratz.
The ma ~ I NJ. r-,,77
team. .captained by Martin r. West
VIII also include W. r. McCallum and
George P. Lyde. John C. Davidson
nam nmu 1ona snd r. IN, davidson. r. ". rr>,-
I,avidson and West, c. G. Dugannc
! and George T. Howard. S. L. Mosbv
and W. E. Tisdale.
Ere Fred Mcleod is scheduled TO play
amateur-pro affair, while Bob Barnett,
paired with Robert stead. stead jr i Dave Ve
thompson of the Washington Golf
w. r: McCaIlum, and Petdr Jackson
Knox ~
The tournament is the FIRST of maay
Others Others to be held By the association
uurlng the current SeitS1n NJ t.m
Is president of the orcaaization while
Feter jackson Is secr"tar.,
Many golf events will be held at
| the several county clubs about
Mashlngton July 4, with, Practically
all the golfers who arr stfli in Wash
inston competing in them.
| DR.. w. {. Barr, who received "A
nandicap of nine stroke#. defeated
~; I. Barnes in the final round Of
the June tournament of the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, played
yesterday; Barr won 3 and 2 The
| nnal IN the second sixteen lies be-
| tween Denise Barkaiow and John /.
rover. and B. L: Smelker won the
third sixteen. defeating T. F. Scott
by 3 and 2. The fourth sixteen final
viii be played between W. Z. Tisdale
and James r. Church. Washington
COLI and Country Club players yes
tournament to be held at the club.
| a majority of Warrington. lead
| ing amateurs are out of the city. c.
I ]. Dunphy. Guy NJ. StandIfer, Albert
r. Mackenzie, and G.. H. Chasmas are
few Of the best of the Columbia
! players who are away, while G. a.
Davidson and several other golf lead
ers at Chevy Chase are absent.
links champion. who left washington
! for New York last night played yes
/ terday afternoon at the Washington
Golf and Country Club. He had a
score of 50 on his initial round over
the layout OF the Virginia club, and
said he liked the course very much.
One of the hardest courses l ever
| saw TO score on" Walsh said. In
the meantime James D. Standish was
! playing at Columbia with Donald
Woodward. Fred Mcleod and A. r.
| Mackenzie.
Navy golfers rspre.enting the he
| Commander c. b.. Hatch. defeated a
| team of Navy players representing
the Chevy Chase Club on the latter's
| course. A return match will be
! played soon at Columbia.
! Fred Mcleod of Columbia broke
Leo Diegel's mark of sc at the Friend
| mark OF 63-some thing for Diegel to
| shoot at when he comes back from
| Maine in the fall. Mcleod had three
/ fives in his score.
| Washington Will have an entrant
in the Canadian amateur champion
> ship to be decided next week. Guy
NJ Standifer, former District cham
pion. has gone to Canada 70 compete
in the Dominion titular event.
| Fred Mcleod, professional at the
! Columbia Country Club, broke the
\ record for the course last week, ac-
cording to Robert T. Small But Nc
Leod denies the allegation. Small
said Mcleod had a score of 66. out
in 35 and back in 81, missing a four
| foot putt on the last green for a so
| Mcleod says he made a 73. The
| known record for the Columbia
course is 6S, held jointly by Leo
Diegel and Mcleod.
Albert II. Mackenzie and Roland
/ r. Mackenzie. winner and runner
up in the Middle Atlantic champion
! ship, are entitled to enter the United
States amateur championship. Their
tournament records this year have
| earned them recognition by the
! United States Golf Association. ac-
cording to James ID. Standish, chair