Evening star., 1929-10-10
ANNAPOLIS ROADS
ENTRY LIST SMALL
Many of Leading Capital
Linksmen in Tourney
4, Starting Saturday.

ing golfers of Washington, Bal
timore and Annapolis, and
~ lacking only the entries of
those who will be engaged
Saturday in the championship tourna-
rnents of the Columbia and Congress
Roads Golf Club tourney will start on
Saturday with q small entry list.
Among the entrants Is E. G. (Sam)
Rice, Washington base ball player, who
won the left-handed tournament Of
washington recently and passed up the
world series to play gof-a game which
he loves and which he is not permitted
to play during the base ball season.
The Navy-Notre Dame foot ball game
In Baltimore Saturday afternoon has
attracted a number of Baltimoreans
who otherwise would play In the tour
ney, according to Talbot T. Speer,
chairman Of the Annapolis Roads golf
committee, while the Columbia and
Congressional championships have ac-
counted for the absence Of entries from
those clubs. Notwithstanding this and
the Brightwood ex-caddies tourney at
Indian Spring on Sunday, repre-
sentative list of players has entered
from Washington, while the Baltimore
contingent is headed by the veteran
champion of the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association, B. Warren Corkran.
date for the first round on Saturday:
+. B, Nixon. Lieut.. F. s. Holmes of An
io:S0 AMI w Harvey. ir:; Indian
Roesch, Washington, and E. C. Rice, Indian
,i5:iS pmZT. W. Mcclure. BapnoekHurn;
Poyden, Annapolis Roads, and w. N Bald
spns Jcn.y E. Burnett Beaver Dm Inaf f.
a. ,Mihills Indian Spring, and George r.
1875 p.@.@tlndsay 8, s.ott. Beaver Dam
MSr and Oys Ohn y Moneg Beaver al Dane
i:fs pimmCOWdri e: T ,. Lynss, . Washing
Qruyer. washington, and W. r. McCallum,
lsG aGmss ROLLING Rosd TBoms. ssss SCn
Ger. Maryland, and Henry Crocker, Balti-
1855 pm.-w. ". Darsle, Baltimore: Rob-
ert Belknap, Baltimore; c. H. Pope, Annap-
oils Roads, and B. Warren Corkran, Balti-
a p,m.15Edgar Peppler, Baltimore; Luther
Burt P. Garnett, washington.
Post entries for the tourney will be
accepted by the club up to noon to-
morrow.
Because of work being completed at
the Army War College the woman play
erS OF that course are using the course
OF the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Country Club on Tuesdays and Fri
days. The regular Thursday ladies
day" at the service club has been post
poned until tomorrow, due to the Navy
tournament, which is being played today
70 determine the champion of the Navy
In the Washington district.
George j. voigt, former District and
Middle Atlantic Golf Association title
holder, ranked throughout the country
as the third best amateur In the United
States, is in Washington today, and
probably will play one of the local
the Manor Club on Saturday. Voiet
Is to be the topliner of the tourney
OF the Brightwood ex-Caddies' ASSo-
citation, which will be played Sunday
afternoon at the Indian Spring Golf
Club. He viii play at 1880 pm, with
Harry @: Pitt, r. Cliff McKimmie and
M. A.. Shipley The tourney is to be
into men-who used to caddie at the old
course Of the Columbia Golf Club near
Georgia avenue, in Brightwood.
The long-awaited championship
match between Frank x. Roesch, de-
Tending titleholder, and Henry D.
Nicholson, outstanding contender for
the title, Is on today at the Washington
Golf and County Club in a 36-hole anal
round for the club golf crown. Roesch
has been the leading player at wash
ington ever since he Joined the club
Tour years ago, while In the last wear
NicholSon's game has so improved that
some members regard him as q better
golfer than the defending champion
The match over the long route TODAY
VIII settle the question of supremacy
1or this year at least RoeSch reached
the fnal round Sunday by defeatinr
E. b. Collins, and 6, while Nicholson
Teacheo the final yesterday by a 4-and-
victory over r. D. Hoeber.
Several Washington professionals nlan
10 take part in the MARYLAND oner
championship which will be plaved to-
morrow over the course of the Elkridoe
HUNT Club OF Baltimore. Among those
VINO have announced their Intention Il,
play are Fred Mcleod of Columbia
ROBERT T. Barnett of Chevy Chase 7
M. Hunter of Indian Spring and Arthur
q. Thorn OF Town and Country. Glenn
spencer, Baltimore pro, shot rounds of
~ ana SO in practice yesterday over
the Elkridge course. O'o-
=, With many of the leading plavers of
tne club scheduled to start today in the
quaIlIylng round of the club chamnionS
snip, j. b. Murphy was in the lead in
tne qualifying test in the first flight
Murphy shot 79 yesterday to lead the
quaIlners on the first medal play dav
tnree strokes in front of the 40 regis,
tered by H. King Cornwell, Among
knoSe listed to start TODAY were Miller
%; SteVlnSon, the District Champion
VINO won the Manor Club tourney last
week; Martin r. West, George P. James