Evening star., 1923-09-09

FOR BanHockburn the Following VIII
lpiay: r. c. McKimf1iie. @. T. Cunning
lhan. Lee. Crahdail. jr. Lynn Haifes
iE. ]. Doyle, r. Hayes, F. S. Noise. w
fR. Pearee, j. 7. Harris. w. r. Turton
.Janies A: White, jr.. and Carl Hook
sta1 Washington will be represent
cd by George p. Lynde, W. r. Mccall
lum M. r. West. c. H. Doing, jr;. G:
@, hugahne, G.. T. Howard. j. Holt
Wright, A. w. Howard, II. s. McHugh
s, L. Mosby, j. l. Power and Dr.. s. b
Moore
J Tomorrow group of amateurs and
pros of the clubs about Washington
will get together at the Town and
Country Club to cofDpete in the fourth
of the interesting series. of events
staged by the District Professional
Golfers. Association. The golf event
viii be preceded by luncheon to the
evisitors
AT 10 o'clock Noniorrew Junior golf.
ers, attached to clubs about the Capi-
tai, will drive off the first tee at Co
lunibia an the first round of the IL
I,ole competition for the champion
ship of the district. Entries viii be
1tceived up to 10 6'clock tomorrow
irThe BrawneF brothers and the Hanna
brothers have not yet entered, but
probably both pairs will play In the
tourney.
Pairfngs of those entered:
J 10 a.ni.-R0land r. Mackenzie. CO.
1uiribia and Charles NJ. Mackal1, Chevy
i6:65-Karl F. Kelierman. ir.. Co
sumbia. and James c. Davis. jr.. Co.
1ufibia.
!, 1o:16-De We're Bur-, tr..' columbia
and geotse D. Brantley. Chevy Chase
and Sidney Prince. chevy Chase.
Next Wednesday afternoon three
Washington G6lfefs-aI1 numbered
amcng the best about the city--and a
lair of, hopeful scribes will leave the
E-lA L.
, enc of the United States amateur
championship, which starts Saturday
with the first hnlf Of the Qualifying
yoInd Guy NJ. stardift'" OF Columbia
iwiil, leave for chicaso Tuesday,
already in the Windy city. He. and
Dunphy are slated TO play In a four
ball match on wednesday with Bob
Mcdonald and Jock Hutchinson, prob
aPiy GIbsrt at olsn & yisgi Mackenzie. his son
Roland and Miller B. STEVENSON are
the three golfers who will leave
Wednesday Columbia will have at
least three teams in the American
Sunday, for in addition to the Ave
named. Donald woodward will ar
rive in Chicago Friday or Saturday.
He will not play in the amateur
piHsSi DunpRy and standifer are the only
ones of the FIVE eligibles who have
competed In a national championship.
yrhe others are new to the eligibility
list, and all Washington golfers hope
! one or more of the group from this
! city qualify: An 1s-hole qualificatien
round will be played Saturday, with
another IS holes the following Mon
day. when the makers OF the lowest
80 scores will contest at match play
36 holes day for the title now held
by Jess Sweetser of New York.
Flossmoor As tough test and under
championship conditions 1t will be
even tougher than usual
In the meantime, golfers OF the
Washington Golf and Country Club
will be playing In the Arst round of
the, annual competition for the club
championship now held by John H.
Davidson. The qualifying round was
the field with a card of 81 over q
course made soggy by the recent
rains Pairings for the championship
win be posted Monday.
Women golfers OF the Indian Spring
Club were hostesses at luncheon and
golf to team of Ave women players
from Columbia yesterday afternoon.
The Indian Spring women won all five
patches, as follows: Mrs. l.. L.
Steele, indian Spring, defeated Mrs.
II. K. Cornwell. Columbia. 3 and /;
efeased s MRS s " wafges corSs sse ooiaaSs isRaSas
and 3: Mrs. r. r. Tiliey. Indian
Spring. defeated Mrs. Haynes. CO.
1ffnbia. 2 and /: Mrs. G. A. slater,
Indian. Spring, defeated Mrs. Keefer,
Columbia, and d Mrs. A. D. ".
Fenckel. Columbia, / and 3.
Ezaplexes of the CITY Post once
lave Been bitten by the golf bug.