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.. The United States Golf Association
' has named assurances from the Ro'y. i.
a] and. Ancient Association or Greet 1%.:
Britain that ‘the United Kingdom' i.
leading professional; plan to play in
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WA831NGTON. Feb. 18 .-—Lea.dinz ‘
profeiidioni‘u and amateur 'egol 938 will
play for the open chumpio
the United States on the links ot‘ the I'
Coi‘unibi‘o. Country Club here. Jul'y [’8-
”We.
event.
Ted Ray. of Oxbey. England.w1mt- -
w'on the Amman open, st l'roléao, 2
~last year will come to defend his ti- ~-
accompanied by ‘ '
George Duncan. present holder of the '
British open championship: Abe Mit-
c‘heli known to golferdn generally as
one of the game’s longest drivers. and
by -meral other well-known British
and Seottish protessionu'ls. :
For United States. the “big three" *
of 'ihe American professional 1011'. l'
Hagen, Barnes and Hutchinson and
scores of lesser lights, will pm and '
_ attempt to wrest the crown oi! Amer- L
‘ ..| ican professional golf from Ted Ray.
: ' urse over which the open is
be DZ! yéd has beonades'cribed «by
Verdun and Rear
course of
He will be
America."
When “Johnny" Evers, known in "
as the
As it will be
played during the championship, it
will be _6 600 yards in length, and has '
been arranged so ‘thot accuracy is at l
a. Very high ‘premium. All the holes ‘-
are said by experts to belof the high- : '
est class. Added interest is mid to '
attach to the bringing ‘61: the open .'
championship to Washingfon. by the -
he: that names-socket “Herding. an *
interested golfer. may watch the pro-
fessionals during- the coming event.
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