Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-14
0OUR large golf events for members
of the Chevy Chase Club are
scheduled during September. Oc-
tober and November. according

'OOh large SOlI events 1OE mciuocAa
E :f Ss;S E: os:s Ss
to the clubs Fall golf program
announced today by the golf commit
tee. whose chairman is Robert Stead, 1r.
The four tournaments are those for
the Presidents Cup, the Liberty Cup
the Siamese Cup and the japanese Cup
and the events run without break
from Midseptember through early NO
vember. The golfers of the club were
to start qualifying today for the Presi-
dents Cup event, with the 16 low net
scores to qualify between September IA
and % and be drawn for the match
play competition. The first round OF
match play Is to be played October
/ or 2, the second round Is scheduled
for October 3, 4 or S, the third round
for October Z. 8 or 9 and the final
round on october 10, II or IL.
Qualifying play for the Liberty Cup
IL, inclusive, with the 16 low net scores
to qualify for this. event. The flrst
round of match play will end october
16, the second round will conclude Oc-
tober 10, the third round on october
% and the final round on october rs.
The Siamese Cup will be played along
similar lines, with the 16 low net scores
between October IL and 26 to qualify for
the match-play rounds. In this event
the first round Is to end October 80, the
second round on November 2, the third
round on November 6 and the final
round on November 8.
While che Siamese Cup event is
being run off, many of the club golfers
| are expected to play In the 18-hole
tourney for the japanese cup for men,
which was presented to the club last
year by Ambassador Matsudaira. This
Is played for in O one-round medal
play handicap event, and the cup Will
remain the permanent possession OF
the club, although the winner will re-
ceive q prize and will have his name
inscribed on plate to be placed In the
clubhouse.
In cases where competitors are un-
able to agree on a date to play in the
first three named events, the golf COM
mittee will set the date, and all matches
are to start not later than pm. The
committee again issues q warning
against defaults in the following words:
Players turning in qualifying cards,
who. before the drawings are made for
| match play, find they will be unable to
compete, will kindly notify the golf
committee, thereby eliminating unneces-
sary defaults, and also permitting other
players to participate" i,
Already in good condition and In
complete readiness for the coming
| tournament, the Bannockburn golf
| course is improving every day and will
be in the best shape it ever has been
| in for the invitation golf tournament
| Of the club, which will be held next
week. Last nights heavy rain helped
lot in reducing fairways which had
been lightning fast to more sedate
| pace, and with another such rain Ban
nockburn viii be in top-notch condi-
ton for the biggest event OF the year
over the Glen Echo course.
Entries for the tourney close with
the club golf committee tomorrow night
at. 8 o'clock, and are not coming In
| in the number that had been expected,
| according to Leo F. Pass, q member OF
| the committee. But all the committee
members are confident that by Monday
something like 200 golfers viii have
entered their names for the event, and
that another record field will face the
starter again In the tournament, which
| starts on Wednesday.
| DR.. T. j. w. Brown, chairman OF the
green's couauaittse already has Virtually