The Washington times., 1923-08-21


defeated semi-finalists will receive
q prize as will the champion an6
the runner-up. To the winners OF
each class will be awarded fol
permanent possession the handsome
silver loving cups. the donation OF
The Washington Times and EN-
blematic of the District champion
ship in their respective classes.
The runners-up will be presented
with plate. also the donation OF
The Washington Times, while the
defeated semi-finalists will receive
the highest class of golf merchan
disc. In addition to these prizes
there will also be prizes for the
first and second low medalist in
each class.
In making the awards to the de
feated finalists-there- being
two in each class-the one with the
lowest medal score will receive
the third prize, while the other
semi-finalist will receive the fourth
prize.
In Class A the winner receives
The Washington Times champion
ship trophy; the rumer-up,
piece Of plate; the low medalist
Of the two defeated emi-finnlists.
q handsome leather bag, the do
nation Of the East Potomac Park
management, while the fourth
prize Is q splendid driver cOnfri-
buted by Fred Mcleod, the prOfes-
siOnal at the Columbia Country
Club.
The Class B champion receives
The Washington Times cup and
the runner-up a. highly engraved
piece Of. sterling plate, as will the
winner and second man in Class c..
The low medalist of the two de-
teated semi-finalists in Class b
will receive from the w. F. Roberts
Company one Of Burke's latest and
most improved drivers.
A. G. Spalding e Bro, through
ICY" Mcdonald, have contributed
O high class pair of go1fing shoes
to the fourth man in Class B. The
third and fourth prizes in Class G
are a silk shirt and wooden club,
respectively. The third prize is the
donation OF the Ariel Shirt Shops
while the. driver is the selection
and contribution Of Dave Thomson,
the genial professional Of the Wash
ington Country Club
The low medalist of all three
classes will be awarded very
handsome cigarette case suitably
engraved. The Kay Jewelry Com
pany is the donor. The winner of
this prize will not be awarded any
other prize for the low medal score
In his class.
There will also be golf mer-
chandiSe presented to lowest and
second lowest medaIist in the
-four classes. In Class A. there
will be a pair of knickerbockers,
the contribution Of Saks and Com
pany and a j. III. Taylor mashie,
the donation Of Mr.. Donald Wood
ward, of the COlumbit Country
Club.
Peter Jackson and James Crabo
the professionals at Indian Spring
and Congressional, respectively, will
present to the two low medalists
In Class B iron clubs, while iron
clubs will also be awarded the two
lowest in Class c by the Atlas
Company and Mel Shorey, the
Manor Clubs professional.
The Washington Times cup,
identically the same as that to be
awarded the winner in Class A for
the men, will be awarded the win
ner OF the women's event. The
runner-up Will receive a casserole
with engraved sterling silver holder;
the third prize will be a camels
hair sweater, the donation of HechI
and Company, while the fourth will
be a pair of golf hose, the contri-
button of the Young Mems Shop. .
1t has been decided to hold fhe
qualification round of the women q
event next Monday morning, imme.
dately after the last pair in the
mems event have left No. | tee
The first OF the women's pairiNes
should start play not later than 10
o'clock. The eligible list has been
posted at the club house and those
desirous of competing should re.
port to The Washington Times
representative not later than gao
o'clock.
Play i'm Classes A, b, and q
for men will get under way tn.
morrow morning at Z o'clock
when b, w. Deane and Robert
ISetiEofer drive from No. 1. At
iour-minute intervals, pairs will be
sent away and i'm all ninety in.
diViduals have been scheduled for
the first day.
Thursday forty-five more pairs
VIII play. beginning at O'Clock.
and the remaining forty-four two.
somes will shoot their first of the
quaIf1caton rounds on Friday. The
second round will begin next Mon
gay and continue on Tuesday and
Wednesday. The CHAMPIONSHIPS
nmlghts will be played beginning
AHesday, September 4.
me complete eligible list. with
ciassi1lcations and starting time of
every contestant has been nosted
on The Times score board at EoSt
'Fotomac Park. Players shouId 90
quaint themselves with Their star,n,
paired. lhey are
The committee has ruled thu.
payer falling to be at the fee %
ms appointed time will be treot "a
as having defaulted and he viii 49,
De scheduled to take part IN ,he
second qualification round startino
next Monday. ' ing