rondv'^'Ih ?r *???, newsPapprm<>n were
rToi, Shon' Wl|l|p Macfarlane the
Oak Ridge professional, what thev could
^v"o 1CnKnTn1^Un0'1bUt " ?
nltho"Kh he had boen ln
i bringing the tournament
the offv V?7 dlSCrV*U>- withdrew "o
1# leaving the turf to the mercy
Jft hehin7llnffi dlvoteers. Macfarlane
eft behind a club to be awarded to
lAnan T1" 'ow KrosTaiX
Allan F. Poinsette immediately 8Pt
about proving how well fitted he is to
occupy the presidential chair of the
with a card of thp Pr,Se
Handicap prises were won by F r
Kfcjrta,"-*: :i??
' 'l?" A Tar
r 7?i:%"' A"' in-^noor,ri'02cr
J 1,4 22 0,,: Campbell, lie?r<>?0^. ^
1 b%A therm"S l? t!,fi schcdu'? announced
! ^ manager of the green, Owen C
, I* rost, Columbia Is to have a. visit frnm'
This uathm?Uth K?lf team on Mav 8
This Is the event that A. L. Walker' Ir
, has arranged for Garden City. T eadin
'a? Or^:JTrCOn7^ championship
at Greenwich on June DS. Dartmouth
1 t ,aV*. * busy t:m"' other games on
; the calendar bcln^;
| May 7?Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia ? a
ron'TV'. "t"^ s v?rd!P1,ta n?
ton: at New York ?'1% -'?-?r?nc*
l I.V-WllMams, at Greenfield. Hav,n;
ARMY POLO TOURNEY
OPENS IN WASHINGTON
Pprrial Despatch to T?c Nbw Yobk |I-||AID
t? Xr7 A"pk """Id Bnrr^ii. )
Washington, I?. April 25. f
Hie army polo tournament in Poto
mac Park opened to-day with a sport
' .?? Kftmf ctweo" thc war Department
' ?"nd ,th? Fort "rat tfcam,
he contest going to Fort Myer with a
'core of 6 to 3. Major John G. Que!t0*
! lh'7'.r J*"'.. P?ar8h1nr" "<?? ?ipU?nod
Ivfrt kj u ,Von ,eam!?. three from
rort Myer, throe from the War Denart
j 'ent and one. the "Freebooters," made
h? ?* ",en fro? various posts n^r
U ashlngton, are entered in the tourna
ment. Games will be played on Mom
"ay. Wednesday an?1 Friday afternoons,
rhe gallery which turned out to-day
* bofh large nnd enthusiastic. For
mer President and Mrs Wilson, accom
panied by Miss Margaret Wilson, were
.->mong t.iose who motored round the
i speedway while the game was in prog
j reus Lady Goddes, wife of the British
Ambassador, viewed the contest from
-apt. C. ,T. Henrys roadster.. Others
noted were Gen. Peyton C. March and
his daughter. Mrs. John Milllken. whose
husbnnd was playing; Mrs. Cromwell
Prooks. Mr. 