The Washington times., 1926-06-12
P[ AY
MONDAY
sF0ROPEN
By Ross L. Conklin

fAX. lNUG9e lie A<OA1AA-'-77
rive brethren of the paid clan
A Kolf will try their luck Monday
n the qualifying play for the Ma
t,onal open. The boys have split
into two delegations, a pair going
10 the Lakeside Country Club az
richmond, and three being shipped
off to Philadelphia, where the
Merton Cricket Club is lending Its
course.
r. cliff McKimmie and A. 3.
Thorne, the wizard of the Town
and country Club. are going to
iourhey to Richmond tomorrow
And Ralph Beach, Burning Tree:
Eddie Towns, Indian Spring. and
Bobbv Barnett, of Chevy Chase
have already left for Philadelphia.
The National Open is 9 severe
fest &c ones, medal scoring ability.
THURSDAY. July Sth. eighteen holes
ahall Be played and Friday, the Toll
lowing day. another Is holes must
be PLAYED. At the conclusion OF
these SIS holes, the first so players
ere eligible for the finals, all ties
for the sixtieth place being allowed
IL also.
saturday. July 10, So holes
must Be shot, and when the com
plete 5e holes have been Played
the winner is known. The guam
flying rounds Monday will have no
hearings on the winner Of the
Open, IN Tint they viii be re-
gafded solely as qualifying play
% determine the competitors.
Freddy Mcleod, Tommy Armour,
Roland Mackenzie are eligible for
the United Statse Open because OF
p1avinx III the British Open. In
the event that the winner is an
amateur. 4 medal Is the prize. The
winner gets $500 and there are
nineteen smaller prizes.
The junior golf tournament.
sponsored BIZ A. Fl. Bergman, of
spaIdings, for boys who are not
members of golf clubs will be
etared 1t East Potomac Park.
There are two divisions. and the
first is for boys is and under. They
viii turn In their best cards be-
tween June 2S and July -, and ~
win qualify for the play.
Eighteen holes viii be the dis
lance for all rounds. except the
final. which win be At IS holes.
y Then, there Is tournament
Tor boys from is to -, inclusive.
The same rules viii apply. Entry
blanks can be obtained at Spald'
fngss, and the store win also iur.
mish all the prizes. One rule that
a. 1.~1>vsn-..aHxnG n the
pma which requires all scores TO
- nrouerIy attested. Further in
fOrrnatfon can be had BY calling
at SpaIding's.
The annual tri-city golf tonrna.
nnent between members OF Town
and Country, and Richmond and
Norfolk viii take place SATURDAY.
Manor and Argyle win meet In
team match, Sunday, June 20.
The date for the annual news
Daper GOLF tournament has not been
settled. 1t was originally set for
June Is. but as that date v'''Ild
interfere with the Congressional
tournament, another date will have
70 be picked.
Among those whose entries are
hxnaetnf are Paul Y. Anderson,
robert Barry, Rodney Bean, Samuel
~ BeIL Frank K. Boal, Lawrence
,oafdrnan, r. p. Brandt. d. Field
rfhe. Walker s. Buell., Carl III.
I'D han, Robert B Choate, Ray
Mind Clapper, Kenneth Clark, III.
d. Cobb. Ralph Collins, Emmett
Dougherty, Arthur w. Dunn,
George e. Durno, Stephen Early,
Fraser Edwards. Carter Field, Al
bert w. Fox, E. w. GaleInan,
Charles S. Grove, Paul H. Haupert,
J. @. Hayden. George r. Holmes,
Theodore Huntley. W. X. Hutchin-
eon. Theodore J. Joslin, John Lam
bert, Robert r. Lane. e. s. Leggstt,
q. Gould Lincoln, w. j. McEvoy
Paul J. McGahan. Guy D. Nc
Kinnie, Paul r. Mallon, Edgar
Markham, Avery Marks, jr.. Lowell
Nellett, Charles Michaelson. Ralph
C. MuIligan, w. G.. Murphy, Robert
J.. Norton, T. p. Noyes, Roy
Roberts, C. G.. Ross. Leo r. Sack
r. T. Small, Hal H. Smith, Thomas
L. Stokes, Glenn Tucker, Louis
Wood, Paul Wooten, j. c. Wright
r. W. Vile.