The Washington times., 1925-07-09


who qualified for the tourney. The
guests are asked to- assemble at
the Arlington as soon after o'clock
as possible. They will need no
ticket Of admission. Just present
yourself at the door and walk in.
Sam Steinberger has worked dill
gently to make the dinner sue.
cess, and when Sam works he can
put up a tasty meal. The dinner
is being given under the joint
auspices OF The Times ana the
Arlington, and you may rest assured
that WE have overlooked little that
might make that meal a better one.
The Times municipal links play.
ers know good thing when they
see t.. They fairly swamped the
boxes with qualifying cards. The
writer was as Ienient as possible.
He accepted cards that might have
been questioned, but the folks
wanted them in 50 In they went.
Players with scores OF 1877 for the
thirty-six holes just managed TO
squeeze in. C. II. Strand, William
II. Young. b. II. Taylor, A. H.
Winkelstein, B. Becker, J.. q. Per-
kins, were the nearest TO the border.
They shot just q few strokes too
many. Others had cards that ran
high up, though 2i6 was the highest
card.
Sixteen players were crowded in
between 166 and 169. Dozens OF
others figured in ties. but IN only
one case was It necessary to draw
Cor the positions in the higher
flight.
Johnny Shorey held the honoFg
for the low medal with q grand
total OF la blows. w. v. Vogel.
Thomas KeIeher. r.. j. j. Lynch
and j. N. Downey came next with
scores that were only . few
strokes higher.
Players must not forget that they
are invited as the especial guests
of The Times and the Arlington
Hotel to attend q grand dinner at
6 o'clock tonight. And they must
not forget that on next Monday
night they viii be the guests OF
Roland Robbins at q boz party at
keith's Theater.
The winner and runner-uD OF
Che tourney will be sent to the
municipal links tournament az
Garden City. L. J.. rs guests OF
this paper. The players VIII
have every penny Of their ex.
penses paid to and from thaS
tourney. The only thing re.
ouired Of them is that they shoot
Guuer.human golf when they get
on those links ut Garden City.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
Io:so-L. ~. Hull t1ssl. W.. Roy I.
Waller 1851.
io:ss-Lsrry johnson 1ss). w. J.
Af TS:1t@no asrt, pusan uss,. VS.. W.
1o:lsIg. G. Anterior t1sD. vs.. H.
on lS;ss-H Alexander -tlsD. vs.. Johnny
o io:ss-a p b. Betlkofsr Clss). vs..
James z. Collins (tssl.
11:oo-Doctor z s. Howard e1Ss'' w.
l1:os-c. 3. crismond tIsV). vs.. wat
son salkeId (IeD.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
u:1o-E. Decker ds7)' vs. T. =.
li:1s.Fred walen C16D. VS.. J. E.
i1:ao-J. H. ArmitaEe t1ss). VS.. N.
1i:ssMF. c. Columbus asp. VS.. J.
p. Hubbell (lss).
I1:aO-samuel Parks Q57). VS.. Doe
''1 11 y; r nsIl e. s. .ssS usD v.
Robert Burton (Ie2).
Il:4o-M. L. Goodman (1so). w.
Karl Upright (162).
II:E5-c. Arnold t1ss). VS.. William
Gaye (1so).
FIRST SIXTEEN.
lI:5o-R. H. Brown (147), VS.. Brad
ley Burrows (14s).
Ii:55-John shorey G44). We. John
I2:00-Thos. A. KeIleher d4s), w.
c. w. Cole (1sO.
12:05-J. B. Dulin asa. VS.. w. v.
ia:1O-J. A. Cox u6s,. Vs. J. }.
Is:isEHsrry G. Pitt u5D. VS.. J. N.
is:s6-W. j. Cox $50. vs.. H. P.
ia!a5%ch S''S Merrill t15s,. vs.. z. L.
SIXTH SIXTEEN.
s:3o-E. N. McClelland Uso) Va. W.
n. Scrivener (1sD.
s:ss-L; r; BTacy u's' VS.. c. J.
s:so@John Mecaskey usr> VS.. Ken
s:45.H L. Mccoy usD VS.. g. W.
s:sONHeron usa> VS.. C. H. Knott
s:55-F Munchmyer uss) VS.. Joe
Ryons Gse).