The Washington times., 1902-05-09
Annual Event Began Yes
terday Under Favorable
Conditions.
SEVERAL GOOD CARDS MADE
John Reid, Jr., of ST. Andrews, Won a
Prize for Lowest Score in Qualifica-
tion Event-Complete List of Scores
Match Plays Begin 10 O'clock Today.

The Chevy Chase Club opened its golf
season yesterday with its annual spring
tournament, open to members OF clubs
in the United States Golf Association and
such other players as were invited. The
prizes offered are the club cup. for match
play. eighteen holes with a qualification
round. stroke competition. thirty-six
holes. Second prize, for lowest score in
qualification round. and consolation cup
match play. eighteen holes. For the
handicap events. cup for stroke compe-
tition. eighteen holes. and a second prize
for lowest gross score.
The qualification event of thirty six
holes in the first round started at 10
o'clock and the second round eighteen
holes, began at 2:30 o'clock, and had
ffty-fve starters. of whom all but four
turned in complete cards, these being sat
isfed with one round out.
Course in Fine Condition.
The weather conditions were perfect,
and the course was in excellent con-
dition, and the newly cropped greens
were exceptionally fast and sure direc-
tion was the order.
Several good cards were recorded on
the big score board, and when all were
in. surprise and disappointment alter
mated in the expressions OF those who
watched the results.
Surprises and Disappointments.
1t was expected that W. C. Carnegie
and John Moller, jr 1.-THE latter finished
well up with Franis last week. would be
among the low scores, and 1t turned out
that Mr.. Moller finished ninth, with III
in the first sixteen, while Mr.. Carnegie
was only one hole lower 10. and seventh
on the list. Mr.. Horstmann. of Chevy
Chase Club, who won second prize at
Lakewood last week. did not qualify in the
cup round at all. but came second in the
consolation event, with 115 as his total
for thirty-six balls.
Mr.. Reid Wins a Prize.
Mr.. Reid of st. Andrews was expected
to be among the leaders. and he did not
disappoint, for he won first place In the
round and took the prize for low score
159 for the days play. He made the out
round in 81. and came in in IS. two less
than bogey. DR.. Lee Harlan, of Column
bia Club, came third, going out in So and
returning in so. and might easily have
been first but for loss of FIVE at the
sixth hole. where his putting was bad.
Mr.. McCammon. of Chevy Chase Club,
was counted on to return low card. but
he was not in his usual form, and finished
ia in a tie with d. Lloyd and drew las.
nj in ha r0nn6 q nayid-
son, of Columbia, caused most surprise
when he turned in his card with 1S2 as
his total. taking 81 on his first round and
coming in with 95. going on the consola-
tion list.
Match Plays Today.
This morning at 10 O'Clock the first
round of the cup match play will begin.
and shortly afterward the first round for
the consolation will start of. and the
third sixteen for qualification round will
drive off at about the same time. The
first two are at eighteen holes.
Scores of Yesterdays Rounds.
The cards turned in to Mr.. Ashington, |
official scorer and clerk of the club. show |
ed the following results over the first |
and second rounds of eighteen holes each: |
S. C. Clark, Apawamis. "a. s3-1S7.
]. Hough. Columbia, 100. 104-20i.
]. NJ sterrett, Chevy Chase. 80. 102-9Ol.
A. C. McClintock, Chevy Chase, 81, 35-
Sc.
Philip Mauro, Chevy Chase, 106. 99-205. |
w. NJ Gray. Chevy Chase, "a. S7-1sl.
NJ. Thompson. Chevy Chase. Sc 95-1sl.
C. Ayrault. Chevy Chase, 100. 93-193.
r. C. Hayden. Chevy Chase, 92, S7-l19.
Victor Kaufman, Chevy Chase, 81.
1916.
A. Keith. Chevy Chase, 100. 1Oj-2O5.
F. o. Horstmann, Chevy Chase, Ss, 81
p. NJ. Prescott. Chevy Chase. 95. s3-1sS
Horace Wylie. Chevy Chase. 81. g6-lSL
Ormsby McCammon. Chevy Chase, SO.
5-174
]. S. Webb. Chevy Chase. 9S-withdrew.
Andrew Parker. Chevy Chase, 95-with-
rev.
W. G. Peter Chevy Chase. 6. 95-1S1.
l.. d. Meline. Chevy Chase, los, l0s-2i6.
". r. Denney. Chevy Chase, SO, 90-iSG.
l.. W. Weaver. Columbia, 81, S3-l67.
II. whitney. Nassau. SO, 95-i7s.
G. Weaver. Columbia. 100 97-1s7.
A. Holland, Nassau. III. 10G-21I.
II. NJ Brittan, Cobble Hill, Ss. SILL.
E. p. Brooke. Sandy Springs. 30. S0-170.
+. l. Duvall, Hampton Roads. Sc. S6-l72.
H. Maxwell. Nassau. 81. Ss-175.
II. Selfridge, Vesper Country Club. 81.
D-1ei.
II. W. Perrlne, Pennsylvania Cricket
Iub, 81 SS-l72
A. b. Leet. uolumbis, 9s, 99-1)7.
+. d. Carusi, Columbia. %. 92-fS5.
James Rhett, Crescent Athletic Club
), s6-lI2.
c. d. Haas, Hampton Roads, 10, lOi-
II.
]. II. Brickenstein, Chevy Chase. 100.
l-192.
oliver Perrine. Elkridge Hunt Club. 81,
les.
ID. Lloyd. Lakewood. 30, si-l74.
]. L. Taylor. Dyker Meadow, 81, S5-l73
L. T. Perkins. Chevy Chase. l03. 99-2O2.
J. r. Keenan,. Columbia. 1Gs-withdrcw.
4. L. Seeligman. Chevy Chase, 50. 81
g.
NJ II. Goodwin, Crescent Athletic Club. :
!. y3-ls2.
John Moller, jr.. Apawamis. 81, Still
Lee l.. Harlan. Columbia. SO. S0-162.
S. Dalzcll. Edgwood. ". $3.50.
w C. Carnegie. ST. Andrews. 81. s3-l70.
John Reid, jr.. st. Andrews. 81. 7S--l59.
J. William Mckinley, Columbia, 81, 80
W. s. Brooks. Sandy Springs. So, 79--16i
f. Duvall. Columbia, 9S, 99-l97
l. X. Bowden, Lakewood, 96, 32-1Ss
a. p. Knapp, Baltimore Country Club
. $3.50.
G. Paulding I'd, New Haven. 93-with-
e..
j. e. Davidson Columbia, 81, 95-1S2.
i. s. Mattingly. Columbia. 81. Sg-l76
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