Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07


qualify at each public course to make
up the four -man team.
Fifty-four entrants at Rock Greek
Park have been paired in groups OF
three, starting at $50 o'clock tomor-
row. while the same grouping and the
same starting system has been en-
ployed for the AS entrants who will play
in the qualifying rounds at East Po-
tomac Park.
The qualifying round will be run off
under the watchful eye of James d.
Preston. Washington member of the ma
tional public links championship COM
mittee, who spends his spare time
supervising the activities of the Senate
press gallery when he is not promoting
the interests of the golfers of the mu-
nicipal courses.
From their past records the class of
the players who will make the qualify
ing attempt at East Potomac Park is a
little better than that of those who will
play at Rock Greek Park. Four men,
berS of former public links teams are in
the starting list at East Potomac Park,
while only one Of the men who will play
at Rock Greek Park ever has repre-
scented Washington i'll national cham
pionship.
The pairings and starting times for
the qualifying round follow:
ROCK CREEK PARK.
sss-Wiiliam c. Garges. J. H. Heath and
s4o-MichaeI Z. olivefi, william Bissell and
s4S-EdWin C Decker, Tim Dodson and
s:5o-Robert II. Brown, Harry BsrEesOn and
s:SS-Waiter Barrett, A. H. LoyeleSs and
s:oo-Arthur Lyon, r. r. Miller and Wilbur
s:os-ouncy owens. Richard E. Bird and
plo-John Franklin Hauser. r. L. Magic and
s:ls-W n. Hoover: jr; Harry B. Knee and
s:ao-E1g Eugene Alison nS william C. Duvall and
s:as-Georse <. Push. ir;. w. B. Robinson
e:so-Ward E. Grif1s, B. Brooke Bright and
e:s5Bradiey H. Burrows. Joseph F. Phelsn
and W. Ernest Coleman .L
p:40-Claude T. Lawrence, irving AheArn
s:4LHa ar ~ Sugar. Stanley M. Morley and
s:so-TGGaannk H. Prevail, Hugh MahOney and
s;SLd he 4. R%pps aHs Samuel Z, Case and
Morris Abrams.
EAST POTOMAC PARK.
s:SO-Danisl Dillon. Harold l. HAmill and
s:sS-Arthur l. Darling, c. }. Berry and Lee
s:4O-Eo6srt p; Burton, R. T. Bonnie and
s4s-Everstt R. johnson, Il. T. Ward. tr.,
a.M-Jact Gray, Leo j. cooney and J. NJ
s:ss-Wiiiam c. Lawrence, Roser Pesd and
s:oO-G: 4. Farrell. Edward l. cOsan and
e;os-John o. " Kines, John J. Crowley and
s1o-E. "i n Fo iSre &. H. Rupert and Fran
sls-Mstthew P. walker, Ronald BurEdOf
e2o-M ShT s FITZGERALD, John D. BOGer, jr.,
no. end W. A. R MSGnl5e, Wesley W. Bill
B
s;sO-James $. Morris, Louis F. Fuchs and
e.,s-H Hs% e Bates 81 9. r. HouGh and Robert
o.4o- SrtS SroE y. wannan, Charles M. Merrill
and w. K. Wimsatt jr. ,o
The national public links champion
ship will be played over the course OF
the Forest Park Golf Club at st. LOUIS
August 6-10, inclusive. S. G. Loemer,
concessionaire OF the PUBIC COURSES courses ~
washington, will furnish the money 10
send the washington representatives TO
st. Louis.
Golfers of the Indian Spring Club
have an ambitious schedule racing tnem
during the next two months. Beginning
August /, they will compete In the
72-hole event for the President up
which will be played with club hanol-
caps and is to end September 10. Inc
club championship tourney VIII start
with a qualifying round to be played
September 1925, inclusive, with matcn !
plav rounds to be played September 20
and ~. The first flight will be played
at scratch, while in the other nights
three -fourths of the difference i'll cluo
handicaps will apply.
Bannockburn members, on July H.
will start play in the second major event
on the club golf calendar-the competl-
ton for the Tom Moore Cup. The event
is a 72-hole medal play affair, winch
must be played between July ~ ana
August T. Each round of IL holes may
be played, at the convenience OF the
competitor at any time between July
10 and August T. but the full round OF
10 holes must be played without inter-
ruption The player must announce 10
the club professional, before starving
that he is beginning round In tne
Tom Moore event. Failure to complete
the round will result in DISCRIMINATION.
Rules Of the United States Coli ASSo-
citation governing medal play COMPETE
ton must be strictly observed, except as
modified by the local rules, and COM
petitors may start play on the tenCn
green with the approval OF the protes
sional or the chairman OF the gon
committee All puts must be holed out,
under penalty of automatic olsquannca-
ton.
Club handicaps will be revived as OF
July Z and posted on the bulletin board.
The winner of the tourney Will receive
a replica Of the Tom Moore trophy,
while prizes also will be awarded to the |
runner-up and to the player with the
best gross score.
A two-day qualifying round will be
played for the Maryland Country CLUB
tournament, programs for which nave |
been received here. The field Will be |
split into two parts, to qualify July |
81 and IS, with match play rounds TO
follow on the succeeding two days. FIVE
flights will qualify. The tourney Is
strictly personal invitation anar ana
entries close July a.
Woman golfers are to play Tuesday
IN q miniature tournament at the Town
and Country Club, under the auspices
of the Women's District. Golf ASsocla-
ton.
Members Of the Bannockburn Golf
Club are to play today in an 1S-hole |
tourney. without handicaps, to celebrate |
the installation Of drinking fountains at
various points around the course. the
tourney has been dubbed by j. Fred |
Bvrne, the up-and-coming chairman OF
the golf committee, "the Potomac Han
dicap." .
I'm years past" Byrne says, "the |
members have Quenched their thirst
through the medium of several springs,
which were situated little distance
with shaking their thirst in order not TO
delay play Now we have drinking
fountains on the course" In the tour
nament the competitors will choose
selected holes In the 18-hole round and |
the best score for the selected holes