Evening star., 1925-05-07
MANY STARS IN FIELD.
Low Scores ], Expected To-day in Quail
., flying Round Here.

With a field which includes kolahu
r. Mackenzie, the District amateur
champion; Albert r. Mackenzie loi-
mer Middle Atlantic titleholder; Miller
e. STEVENSON, j. Floyd Brawner, holder
OF the District Junior. title; Karl r.
Kellerman. ir..Donald' Anderson, Mis-
souri, State champion, and other lesser
stars, the Qualifying round or the
Washington Golf and Country Cluo S
Spring golf tournament was nearing
completion today.
Scores of 70. made by +. B. Eng
Nsh of Columbia, NJ. A. Shlpley oi
Rock Creek Park and Gene Kane Oh
81 Louis, although they were low III
the big field which started yesterday
we're not expected to remain low to-
Gav. for the best golfers about the city
Olav TODAY, and one or, more or theln
is sure TO better the mark OF 49,
Roland Mackenzie, as in any tourhd'
nent he has enteredfor the last year,
is favored to win the medal anu VIII
be hard to beat in the matcn play
rounds, for he knows the washington
course like a book and Is piayiiis
snlendid golf. He plays at 2:5V thls
afternoon with Donald Anderson
Bunch Below 80.
Scores Yesterday were on the hlgh
side with respect to the men Wno
were expected to score low, out .he
group punched just below 80 anu
few strokes above that MARX upse ,st
nredictions of the golf committee thal
a score as high as 81 would quall1S III
the sixth flight.
4 score of 81 qualified in the hrst
flight last year. 1t propaoly VIII nov
he so high this year, and IT is DOUBT
full if cards of SO VIII get in the hrst
division.
The Washington Golf and Country
Cluh course requires accurate ana
Iong hitting from the tee and pitch
shots we'll under centrol- LII hrst-
class player is playing Wellshe should
score very low, but if his shots wan
der from the line he may run up
very high score, for the penalty 1or
being off the line is severe. Ihe long
fifteenth proved a bugaooo 10 man
nlavers Yesterday, enls5one par being
recorded on the 450-yard hole-that
bv II. G. Pitt, an unattached golfer
scores ran into double figures on TINS
hole a dogleg affair with plenty of
length. One Contestn 1T was disauah.
fed because of a 1agrant violation OF
the rules. = -ss = .st.'.-
Yesterdays Scores. a
Yesterdays scores follow; f. B. Enghsin,
Columbia 70: NJ. a. Shipley. Rock CFees' sess
cgev5 cg GeGs GSase ssn So j. A. Cox Rock Creek So
Iobn NJ Downey, unattached. 81: ". J. Cox,
Rock Creek. So: Frank Roesch, KIrkslde. %
sasis k1asss e. sf9?set SsSS
a6sn, Washington, So Lsgry paS 9na.saehed
9Day g? Thompson. eaIsmgss Sc; W; B scns9 v9-
saa,sssSsa az seEss '2S4n0i as!ss
D. iSH Paxton. Washington. ss; 4. J. Cum
dian Spring. 80; w. E: Bichardson6; Manor
1e O. Ton G. Ma5Tay a5d Gounsry sc z p wsegs
man. nam Columbia, IA 90: a. T. :Wannan. unat-
Iached, 90. H. NJ. sihgleton, washngton'
tucker. G i r., nnattaShed. 9IsEs H. Baker,
washington, sl Dshtss BStas1,0w Sion wash 81
Gruver. washngton. 92;, D., H. Luttrell'
wssnnFs9n aT RrG Ra8S9m sa ana j.
W Childress. Chevy Chase, 92S H. Stonler'
Bannockburn. %; x. j.; Fieldeg1 C9ngres- es
sional, 80 Paul Reed, 80; f. -. ~ ao3yer, wdoSi
,ni ioni 90: +. D. Webb. 93 E C Alvord, ga: w.
D. Manion. Massachpsetts; "a v 't;5.gieReiy.
burn sfn''it %: G. G csriin. jr, Washington: %;
". S. Kaufman. Town and Country, %; 6
w. McCarter. unattached 90; 6; III Level
}ngton, 95: Harris Fleming, Colqmbia. 90;
e W, Cushing, washinston 5,a %; r. vsb7a T.; Har-
,ei %sshinstSn va Sa Gendrea9 S dr. Giis Washngton
p6: Robert Dougan. unattached, 81: B. L.
smoker. washington 9s ,IIi H H. nSnpson ThSmPson'
100: W. c. Middleton, unattached, 100; s.
B. HardwiGk; Washnstoni 100: u NJ i1oora Cnn-
tos' sshiof:o iof: Paul Z Keyser washington, 1o3
William r. Throckmorton, washington; 1O3;
Washington, 1O4; c. D. Council. Indian
sprlng. I04 G. E. Kesler. washington: 147.