Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 27

SPORTS. [ 240 Golfers Are Listed forIChevy Chase Club { A S RECORD FIELD INCLUDES v 4(MANY NOTABLE PLAYERS ! J NCLUDING every player of note in the local field and numbering sev- 3 I eral stars from out of Washington, entries for the annual spring golf tournament of the Chevy Chase Club promise competition of “the most strenuous kind during the event, which starts tomorrow. Not only have a great many high-class players entered, but the field is the largest which was ever listed for a local tournament. 240 golfers having sent in their names for the qualifying round. As there are only four sixteens, the battle for the sixty-four plar{s >!1nulji ",‘, a merry one. nent entrants are Russe.l Smith of et e S e FROM BRITISH GOLFERS the United States, and all the best|«Chick» of Chicagn and players must be ot the first tee at|France, and Harold H. Hilton, former “round. This is made necessary by Their play attracted the main iner- Judging from the class of the field | ~ L the first flight will be far and away | the best that has ever competed in a local tournament. Among the prumi-‘ Portland, Ore, a former Pacific| northwest champion: George S. Lyon | Fraser Hale of Chicago and CReVY | By (he Associated Tress. Chase, one of the best amateurs in| HOLYOKE, England. May 18— of the local contingent. BT donis ot Ailanie ditiated T The golf committee announces that | D. Armour of Scotiand, champlon of their listed starting time—otherwise | British amateur champion, in a prac- they cannot play in the qualifying tice golf match here today. = and 1 ext of golfers. " the size of the flcld It wax a close match and the play- & tim col. Entries and star 8:00—J. 1. rickenstein. E. 0. Wagenhorst, €. C. C. §:04—Herman Stables The Americanx finixhed bril- liantly, winning the fifteenth hole in three, halving the sixteenth in four and the weventeenth in three. All the other American golfers who D F. Hewitt, Col £05_H. . Clark, Ki will take part the Britixh cham- S plonahip tournament to begin Monday were out practicing today. W. G. A. Has New President. CHICA 3 ibur H. Brooks of Mayfleld Country Club, Cleveland, has resigned as president of the Western §:12—Jutin H; . Pete ;;;O!i Association at a special meeting of directors, who elected Albert R €s of Calumet Club. Chicago. Brooks, i Ridsd ggaman, €. C. € &40 John I Power, Wi ALDV - him to resign. Medals for Central Riflemen. AL a meeting of the executive com- mittee of the Central “C™ Club it was decided that hereafter season medals Will be presented rifle experts at Central High School. The trophy will 20 to the student making the highest | peint total score forall team matches, &:44—Walter R J. W. Tur Cricketers to Practice. Washington Cricket Club will tice tomorrow afternoon at joclock in Potomas Park. A return game with the British embassy team has been scheduled for Sunday after- pra noon. e St Alban. Friends School and - Junior High School nines won games 361, A._Sanfori. Lu Porie jyesterday.” The first-named defeated Jaek Aevioagh. unatiache Dronaldson School, 22 to 9. at Hehe 40— 1. Taveox, Rroosa. ter. Md.; Friends vanquished Emer- Yele e son Institut 10:04—Donald Parson, C. €. C. 3. H. Clapp, €. (. C 10:46—Willtapn Wood. o Yiobineon White. Col i 20— Robinson White, Col. D. Middieton, War Dept. 11" Woodward, Col. OCAL college base ball teams L Catholic University is to play Catholic University winds n Georgetown'’s trip is to be the long- est and most important taken through the north by any southern nine. of this week the Blue and Gray to Philadelphia for a tilt with Pennsylvania. Tuesday it jumps to Lafayette and Wednesday plays -at Princeton. Thursday contest is sched- uled with Fordham. Friday is an off day. but Saturday the team goes against the Holy Cross combination at Worcester. The trip will wind up Memorial day at Boston College. Georgetown will go against about as good college base bali can be found. The Hilltoppers will H. P. Parmelee. Wash 10:56—F. W. Hume, Gedney Farms. Georze Rows. Hampton Roads. 11:00—James Baird. Col. R. Worthington. Balt. 11:04—John W_ Brawner, Col. ¥. P. Wagzaman, C. C. C. 11:08—F. Cissell. Col Rarr. Col Just as if they are to maintain the winning pace set so far this season. Maryland and Gallaudet play this afternoon, the former going to An- napolis to meet St. John's and the latter to Baltimore for a Ut with Johns Hopkins. Lack Unity fer Big Meet. Fifteen events are to be held in the National Collegiate Athletic As- sociation track and fiela games at P. P 11258 n:r(iv‘-n...' Kra‘z. E. Shoemaker. Col. 5. Mooser, Balt. . Fries, Soldiers’ Home. P Chicago, June 18. These practically e e are standard competitions and con- Tean sist of the 100, 220 and 440 yard e dashes; §80, mile and two mile runs; 120-yard high and 220-yard low hurdies: high jump, broad jump, pole vault. hammer throw, shot put, discus throw, javelin throw. Rather interesting <idelights are de- veloping in regard to the games, not 40 the least of which is the possibility that eastern universities may not send teams. It has been claimed that considerable feeling exists _in big eastern unisersities, to the effect that an effort has been made to over- shadow the intercollegiates There is no doubt that th meet at Chicago, with Harvard, Cornell, Yale, Prentiss, Kirkaide. hiten. Kirkside. oore. €. C. €. RB. Poliard, €. C. C. DruBose, €. C.'C. . W. Landick. Col K. Rentley.' Soldiers’ Home. C Hillyer. Wash W. Childress C. C. C. . 1. Tasior. Rann. SV Wheeler K. Cornwell, A, Fuller. C. Wardmas, il Lt 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L m Moore, Wash, 1:32-H 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 H. Saum, Col. SRS The joy of the men who use it—The pride of the dollar that buys it ; sJe0 =0 Dl e T Bg 2 ¢ axc. Ry % 20 0 =2 .\\.ho Wwas serving his second term, ex-| iplained that personal business compelled | | =555 ILOCAL COLLEGE NINES | ARE IN HOME STRETCH & &t BY H. C. BYRD. uniforms until next season. With the exception of the one game = lic U i delphia " Hillaa lored Wil pliot e Army/ halloon | (His aid eorgetown’s trip north, the high spots of the 2 sional nines. will play at DUl be Ml Oscar Westover.| chletiot P igh spots m_lh. season ha\F been passed. it Patic. thin atiertoin the balloon and airship division of the P its season with the Navy, Gallaudet plays jgame will start o'clock its final game Saturday with Maryland, and the Colleg: : only one contest scheduled after this S \clitieikarfmneias | | i | b= compelled to do some real hastling | | i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY, |Poker Portraits—the Smart Aleck. —By Webstey. 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The team last string of eleven victories, and so far this year it has won seventeen, | none lost. are about ready to pack away 1heir; Colored Teams to Clash at the Naval Academy Saturday and | g [ oinington Capitals and Phila- | Pencaiphn (R FOR NATIONAL FLIGHT MAY 18, 1921, Tourney : Davis Cup Matches to Be Assigned SCORELOW AT DUCKPINS | CLASSIC Threatened by Bowlers at i Last Night's Session. classes in 2\ YORK. May 18 —The Dav Lawn Tennis Association wi that are to take place in this elv to be held here are p! ‘ events m additi Leaders in the variou th annual city sluckpin championship fournament now in progress on the)dppear Grand Central drives never had theirj accommodate seven positions threatened by the squads| 5 | February the challen that peroformed last night. Sco "“!ms:m-d o the Wi t Forest H Septeniber 2, 5 the second. third and fourth round matches must scheduled with these dates in mind. | ™ The wnnual meeting alse adopted a !iresolution that the matches should 2ibe awarded to the cities desiring to in teams, doubles and singles com-| the average tourney petitions was far below established at earlier sions. The scores: ses- B} T 29N By Lm0 en et 10 Re 1 P . 184 206 R R French (R} al Onirin ACY ... Rrandt, M. (A) Gheen, 8.8 00 otats Ross, N HL (A).. Logan, Aol Totals MeCarthy, D. Whitford,” R. K.. Totain Robertxon, . ). R.H. Totals Friendson (A) and John P. Evans (H). - THE MAN'S STORES - In This Great Sale of THOUSANDS week. Princeton, Pennsylvania and other big eastern universities entered. would carry off the laurels for being the | Breatest meet of the year, and would | detract somewhat from the importanee jof the intercoilegiates, which hither- to has been regarded as the champton- | ship competition. 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