The Washington times., 1905-10-22
DA[HLL winner
Of CHEVY CHASE
GOLf|NG TROPHY
Beat DR.. Harlan by 2
Up and | to Play for
Club Cup.
CAROM CAUSED DISPUTE
). p. Knutt'S Ball Accident
ally Hit Sullivan'S and
Rolled in-Played Over.

The last days play in the annual fall
tournament OF the Chevy Chase Golf
Club yesterday was the most closely
contested of any. The rain on Friday
had put the links in perfect condition,
and. with the exception Of strong
northwest wind which interfered with
the play, the weather man had handed
out q perfect article.
The final for the Club Cup In which
Sam Dalzell beat DIR. l. L. Harlan by 2
UP and 1 to play, was the principal
event. and the contest was spirited
from the first drive to the last hole.
The contest for the Members Cup be-
tween S. p. Knutt and T. S. Sullivan,
took nineteen holes TO decide the win
ner.
Dalzell played a steady game during
the entire tournament. He defeated W
S. Brooke. of Ohio. in the semi-finals.
and then repeated the performance
against DR.. Lee Harlan. with up and
i to play. in the final. Dslzell also won
the qualification cup on Friday, with a
score of II for eighteen holes.
DalzeIl Aroused Enthusiasm.
The final between Daizell and Harlan
attracted the greatest attention of the
entire tournament. for IL was a battle
royal between practically an unknown
and the former idol Of the Chevy Chase
links. Despite DR.. Harban's popularity.
the victory of young Dalzer was greet
ed with applause from the large con-
ttngent Of enthusiasts who followed the
players around the course
The match between E. NJ. Talcott. OF
the Washington Golf Club. and A c.
Carr, OF the Oakmont Club. was won
by the former, up and to play.
The Members Cup. for which s. p.
Knutt and T s. Sullivan locked horns
yesterday, gave promise for while OF
ending without a winner. owing to dis
pute which arose at the eighteenth hole
When the final hole was reached knutt
had the match, with UP and to play,
but In putting for the last hole he NOV
ed Sulliyans ball from where IL lay
within six inches of the last station. and
HIS ball carcsned in Sullivan registered
a kick. and the mater was referred 10
Jack Douglass, the little Scotch instruc-
tor. whose word is law on the links
Douglass decided that the hole must be
played over. At the nineteenth dent
Sullivan won. with / up and Members
Cup went to HIM
Father Saw Son Win
The consolation for the first sixteen
was captured by j. Holdsworth Gordon,
ir.. of the Flushing Country Club. Of
New York. by up. Mr.. Gordon, ST.. was
an interested spectator. and expressed
himself as highly gratified with the sue
cess of his son.
The consolation for the second sixteen
was won by E. d. Carusi, of the Chevy
Chase. Club, by ! UP from R. D. Dali
zell. OF Pittsburg; w. F. Ham defeated
r. T. King, both OF Chevy Chase Club.
by up and TO play in the third six
teen OF the consolation
The handicap play. which had over
fifty entries, was won by DR.. L. L. Ha--
ban, with a gross score of 50 and S. P
Knutt. with a net count of 73- Both or
the men were members OF the Chevy
Chase Club. and the latter profited
largely by his club handicap of eighteen
strokes. The strong wind hindered DIR.
Harlan In his handicap play, yet II did
Es.S prevent him from winning the cup
The links were IN the best of condition
and the fine course elected many COM
pliments from visitors and players. The
clubhouse veranda and lawn was throng-
ed with ladies during the afternoon.
Liberal With Prizes.
The club was very liberal in the pro-
vision of prizes. The large loving cup
won by Mr.. Dalzell was over fourteen
inches high and of solid silver. Two
prizes were awarded for each OF the
matches. one for each sixteen in the
consolation and three for the handicap
play. Nothing but approval was ex-
pressed yesterday for the admirable
manner with which the tournament had
been arranged and played.
The Results.
Club cup-Eighteen holes; final: S. Dal-
zell bcat L. l. Harlan, up. ! to play
Governors cup-Finai: z. NJ. Taicott
beat a. C. Carr. ) up. TO play.
Members cup-Final: T. s. Sullivan
beat s. p. Knutt. / up 10 holes.
Consolation p-izes-First sixteen, J. II.
Gordon, jr., beat c. A Weaver, up;
second sixteen. +. ID. Carusi beat II. ID.
Dalzell. ] up; third sixteen, w. T. Ham
beat g. r. King. up. to play.
Handicap Competition.