The Washington times., 1905-11-05

Dr. GIazebrook was probably a slight (
faVoriJe. He had played good. consist /
ent golf throughout the tournament, and
his morning play was close 10 Col. I
Bogey. Mr.. Marlatt. however, was
playing equally as good a game, and
was probably some better on his driv-
ing and brassic work than his genial
competitor. and even DR.. GIazebrook'
friends did not feel that the match
would be easy for their champion.
Marlatt Took Lead
Play began at ? O'Clock sharp. Dr.
Glazebrook got or badly, however, top
ping his drive for not more than $50
yards. Mr.. Marlatt sent a beauty for
almost 200 yards down the
fair green. and with an easy loft landed
his ball within three feet OF the cup,
going down in three, one under Bogey
DR.. Glazebrook holed out in five, leav-
ing the final winner one up, and there
after be was never headed.
Mr. Marlatt also took the second by
to :, DR.. Glazebrook' drive going
into trouble. The succeeding eight holes
were halved. Each seemed TO hit his
stride. especially in approaching and
on the greens.
Mr. Marlatt took the eleventh by 4
trouble in evading the sand pit The
twelfth was DR.. GlazebrOok's the first
hole he won. Mr. Marlatt, however. stIU
had the call Of . up. The thirteenth
went to Mr.. Marlatt, ; to 6, Dr. Glaze
brook weakening under the strain Of the
fierce pace set by his companion His
drives and iron work were off-cOior The
fourteenth was halved IN each.
Gallery Took Heart.
Number fifteen. the Douglass hole.
went TO DIT. GlazebrOOk, TO S, and the
gallery began TO take heart At this
point the game stood, Mr. Marlatt, 2
up and 10 60 but he was steeady. and
had good nerve. The sixteenth was
halved, with I each leaving Mr.. Mar
latt doFmie with and 2 For the
seventeenth, DR.. GlaZebrOok led of with
sliced drive. going into the rough,
losing his one stroke. Mr.. MarIatt fol-
lowed with q clean drive for $50 yards.
DR. GlazebroOk played the odd. but
again fell short on his next a braSsy.
Air. Marlatt played one OF. and was but
a few feet behind his competitor. On
the even he went on the green In a good
position for a hole out. Dr Glazebrook
tried for the hole. but overran il in y
12-foot put. Marlatt going down in 5,
and winning the game up and to go.
The Cards
Marlatt
out .................... s-6-5-s-s-5-R-e-4-44
In --.--.-....-.-...--.. 4-4-6-5-5-S-4-5-x-41
GlazebrOck;
In ---.................. 4-5-5-6-5-6-4-6-x-4I
Bogev:
out .........-......... 4-4-4-3-5-4-4-5-3-96
In --------.------....... 4-4-4-4-4-5-3-5-3-36
A Royal Trophy.
'phe handsome cup for which the
tournament was held. was presented by
the minister from Siam. Phya Akharaj
Varadhara The conditions governing
the contest were: Open TO club members
only; the cup TO become the property Of
the member winning il three times,
though not necessarily in succession; ;
the cup 10 be held by the club until
won: thirty-two contestants TO qualify
with club handicap deducted from certi-
ned gross scores. In all other respects
the rules of the United States Golf As
sociation 10 govern.
The prize. considered by everyone
10 be the best ever offered by the local
club. was made by the royal ieweier of
the King of Siam and imported 20 this
country for this express purpose. The
next match IN which II will figure will
be beld next fall under the same con-
ditiOns. and II viii be contested for every
year until it is finally won by one man
three times.
In the seEai-finals. which were played
Of yesterday forenoon, Mr. MarIatt
downed Richard jenkins by two up. Dr..
GlazebrOOk and DIT. King took twenty
seven holes TO decide their match. which
went 10 the former. three up and one 70
*.
The records OF Mr. Marlatt and DR..
GlaZebrOok during the contest were:
Marlatt defeated c. i. Lanerty by
one up z T. Dunlop by default Il
Jenkins two up, and GlazebrOOk three
Up and one 10 go. GlazebroOk downed
J. Dunlop. one up; 0. c. OHphant. four
up and three 10 go; DR.. w. NJ Gray
three up and one 10 go, in tWenty-seven
holes. and lost 10 Marlatt three up and
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