Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
CHEVY CHASE GOLF
PLAY ON LINKS YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

The second round OF match play In the
fall tournament Of the Chevy Chase Club
yesterday afternoon turned out as pre-
dicted by the prophets there being no
surprising defeats In either of the different
sixteens. About the only doubtful match IN
the first sixteen was that between Dr.
Billy Gray and Mr.. Mattingiy. and as 1T
turned out the latter won by one up. a
pretty close finish
Those that got on early yesterday morn
ing were In the lucky class. as the stiff
breeze that developed at noon increased to
such an extent that 1t was quite formi-
dable handicap for the pairs that came in
late in the afternoon. In playing against
the wind the more expert golfers would keep
their drives low. but when the ball carried
high there was no telling where 1t would
come down.
The prettiest match of the day occurred
In the initial round of the morning between
DR.. L. L. Harlan and Louis Weaver. both
Columbia club members. Had either of the
players been working in q handicap or
qualifying round the result would have been
prizes for BOTH as their figures were very
close to par. The splendid playing of Dr.
Harlan doubtless carried the younger
player along on the top of his stroke, and
the way he chung to Columbias captain re-
Elected great credit on Weayer's nerve and
prowess as a golfer. Accurate driving of
great length, approaches that were most
satisfactory and puts of the sensational
sort were the rule almost every hole.
Just how good Messrs Harlan and Weaver
played can be CLEANED from q comparison
of their cards with par for the course.
Far Sc = = 4 8 3 s
Weaver. ) 5 4 7 4 81 6.
DR.. Harlan won by up and 3 to play.
Had the doctor continued his good work
on the last three holes. which were not
played. his medal score would have been
"a, or two over par.
Finals This Afternoon.
The wiseacres last night were picking
Messrs Dalzell and Harlan to be in the
finals this afternoon. but the former has a
fine player in w. 8. Brooke to put out of
the way in the semi-fnals, and the match
will doubtless carry big gallery. DR.. Har-
ban may also run against a snag in Mat
ungiy. as the latter can go along at tree
mendous clip when doing his best.
Following are the results of the after
Moons play of yesterday, the finishes being
too late for publication In last evenings
Star:
Club Cup-First Sixteen.
SECOND ROUND.
Dalzel beat Davidson, 4 and q
Brooke beat Glazebrook. and 3.
Mattingly beat Gray. up.
l. L. Harlan beat Laferty. 8 and 9
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SECOND ROUND
C1app beat Winter, and 4.
Carr beat Rankin. and 5.
DuvaH beat Oliphant and 3.
Talcott beat Holden, up, 10 holes.
Members Cup-Third Sixteen.
SECOND ROUND.
knutt beat Hall, 2 and l.
ID. Weaver beat Eyncn, 4 and 3.
Jackson beat Faradhara. and 2.
Sullivan beat Sterrett. l up.
AT the conclusion of the first round of
match play yesterday morning three groups
were formed for consola ton cups, and the
results of the initial round In the afternoon
were follows:
Consolation Cup-First Round.
FIRST EIGHT
Gordon beat Harrison. up, 10 holes.
Thompson beat Alexander. and g.
G. A. Weaver beat McNally and 2.
L. Weaver beat Danforth. l up.
SECOND EIGHT.
Carusi heat Heath by default.
Pettus beat West, 3 and 2.
r.. D. Dalzell beat Churchill, by default
Hai0weu beat Moren, by default.
THIRD EIGHT.
johnson beat Kaufman. 3 and l.
Ham beat c. Weaver. / up.
King beat Knowles, and l.
H b. Davidson beat Tamplett, by default.