Evening star., 1926-09-21

given over to the qualifying round,
with match play rounds scheduled for
Friday and Saturday.
The tourney dates conflict with the
dates set for the Fall affair of the Bal
timore Suburban Club, in which
Francis Ouimet, Jesse Guilford and
Fred j. Wright of Boston are entered.
Pairings, with starting times, for
the Bannockburn affair follow:
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Major H Hobbp, Bannoek S% burn. i's ss:ao9Mar::
Spring: G. c. Hammond, Columbia c. 6.
s4oBr Robinson E ResF%an csanolG s4
9; ", Klskiey, washington G. and c. G.;
Jesse f. White. BannOckburn. :55-J. b.
noel kburn. o :O0-Homer S. Pope, Indian
SpreT warner e. Wash Wss6nFsnn l9aan e. spS nna a9o
Golden. Washington G. and c. c. 0:2O-D.
H. Watson. Congressional: Forrest lThomp-
CON- Gbson
9:3o--G. H. Llewelyn, Bannockburn; J.
n Johnston Bannockhurn. 9:351W: ".
F: o. Roth BannocSburn; il :3o--,Lynn
Argyle
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Alton x: Hailss, bannockbur1: 1:oo-D.
Rhodes Ma9es e. GGay Many f.
HAT Harris; Rannps5NeurS: Fred s: Noise Ban:
burn; Middleton Beaman. Bannockburn
dbssmaA seA Go,umSs E. MPGKenze 5W com1ia McSa,II
Coiumbia; L. +. shoemaker. C"lumbia
:4o-F. L: Hurd: Manor: v. L. F: King.
Manor p:a5 1:45-Arthur Arthur Russell Washington
Dam; ,a,; ;55-Powell Brookes;, Rolling Road;
Ply. Manor: George ]. voigt, Bannockburn;
naptne np2Norman DAMON .saI BannqeEbmrn and
n: $: Van pmsen. Bannockburn; ..:I5E
James Jam, sS North n Kirssde; s. 1 Wardwe Ban,
B. stockman Bannoekb1rn H1nzeF 1ohn k.rk5lds
RhaeReE RhnGRe nEn Banncskhnrn r. Stockman,
Dana 6nrand Banheckbarm Mahec n2m
2:35-,W. Ray Garrett Bannockburn: F. p.
Cartwright: Bannockburn. "50-H D.
ineton. oom1S $ pfantz aIler Bannoc bnSn asn:
Walter P. Skinker, Bannockburn.
THURSDAY MORNING.
9:15-H. Mccoy, Congressional; Royce A.
Euess Gue c2imgress1naI re a;2oo A: Eastwood
IT, S;Gnsressi9nsl @ $oMPall KeSseT:
r. A. Manning. Montevideo Paul 2 r. Stein. stein
tori, Bannock burn. 9:4O-J F. Byrne. Sher-
S9Ga Fore$ Morrs x Beaysr sans 6sm 6ansrefDa
Elorine, Beaver Dam. o 9:50-Burke Edwards
Manor: r; T: Edwards, Manor. ,9;55--Ha, NJ
nockburn.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
IL :30-J. T. Barnes, Washington: DR.. s.
B. Balm, Washington, 12:35-A, G. L. Perce
% l E Fsnn M & List washaEtqa Ksmn
Bannockburn :O5-R w WestwOOd
Manor: E: p. DOYLE; Bannosekbprn. l:25-
E Sa E. Raeer S co5a poy BannasGSrn III B9RS Go% Dr
waldo Pearce, Banockburn. i I:35-Capt.. X
Fielder C9ngresSopal , F. Mgrphy Con o,
Or. George f. 'Truett, Washington. ! 40
Frank Roesch Washington w. L Fender Fender
WSstb M
/ l:55-H: 6: Fleming. colImbja; .. m N
Duin BanHockburn E c. A%ord Nv Ban
Four of the five flights in the
women's tournament at the Belle
Haven Country Club, near Alexandria
yesterday. were won by players from
Washington clubs. Mrs. A. Won
Steiner and Mrs. r. L. Rose, both OF
Indian Spring, tied for low qualifica-
ton score with cards of 80 for the sin
holes.
Summaries:
First fight-Mrs * T. Rose lnolal
Spring Spring defedated shd Nine orlowska' Congress
s'oSs, Second 1iis 1fiiiisghit-Mrs, L. 3 Chairman. In
dian Spring, defeated Mrs. Frank Tomlinson
''1riiii Third fiightH-Mrs J.. NJ. Haynes, Colum
bia defeated Mrs. Hedrick, War College. by
Fourth flightM,,:Mrs. g: A: Slater Colprn ,n,
hia. defeated Miss Nancy "atteis' Bel
Haven. nin defeated Miss Hulfsh. Belle Haven
> up.
A tournament for members of the
American War Veterans Club will be
held at East Potomac Park during
October, Lieut.. Charles l.. Remer
secretary of the club. has announced
Entries should be sent to Teemer II
the Metropolitan Bank Building
Among the entrants so far are Lieut.
Walter A. Kilbourne. Lieut.. and Mrs
j. J. Coleman, Frank Albus. Lieut.
Riemer. w. J. Carmack, Capt. Fred
erick Stephens. Maj. William Sy-
mons, Mrs. Charles Riemer. Maj. Ed
ward M Nevil. Ralph \. Cusick
Lieut.. Col F. B. Ryons, Capt. c. G
Lowe, T. Howard Dolan, Madison l.