"Please supply this committee also
! with the official handicap llat of your
1 association for the vear 1922. if onei is
published. Cooperation from all sections
Is asked in limiting the number of en
l tries in the amateur championship to
those v.-ho actually have ? ctano- nf
winning and in making the eligibly list
! of the United States Go'.f Associat n a
real rpil of honor."
Home Com to It ye.
\Y H Home, who has played witn j
distinction in open championships in
Great Britain and South |
i he among thoee present at Skokie to ,
1 tiel'i the overseas delegation in then at
tack upon the American open titles In
Jul v. Correctly speaking. Bill is v
with the American resident professional.*,
since he has just been engaged as in- |
nructor by the newly formed R>c
Country Club, which is throwing its;
course and clubhouse open this year at
R>In Horne the Rye club has one of the i
long drivers among tl,- professionals,
i big powerful man. who spares not
'the rubber core, as a little stroke of
I Vsr vards made in the British open ;
? championship on the North Berkwick
linl<? in 1909 will attest. After serving
at various clubs through Kngland and
Scotland, and playing in the Br tlsh
tournaments with dlstinc lo . . '
about 1913. moved to South A lea.
where he succeeded George Foth?-rlng
hani a. winner of the open title of that
country. Home made a trip to America
ta*t vear. but too late to locate with a
club.* As Bill has the reputation of
b.ine an efficient Instructor as well as
S capaWe Player the Rye Cub is to be j
congratulated on its eood fortune.
