Evening star., 1905-10-22
Close of the Tournament
of the Chevy Chase
Club.

The annual fall golf tournament of the
Chevy Chase Club was brought to close
last evening after three days of successful
and interesting play, the weather being
such as to add to the sport. Mr. Samuel
Dalzell of the Chevy Chase Club continued
the good work developed by him in the
qualification round on the first day of the
tourney and by defeating DR.. l.. l.. Harlan
in the finals walked away with two of the
principal trophies OF the thirteen prizes
offered by the Chevy Chase Club but two
were captured by visitors from foreign
clubs. The prize winners were:
Club CUPS Dalzell, Chevy Chase. Runner up,
DIR. L. L. Harlan. Columbia u,,,o,
Governors cup-E. NJ. Talcott, Washington.
Runner up W. q. Carr, oakmont 9. C..
Members cup-F. T.; Sullivan, Columbia. huh-
up 5. L. Knut. Chevy chase
Qualification rounds. Dalzell, Chevy Chase, pest
Haadicap-Net score. s p Knut. Chevy Chase,
49, gross score. L. l.. Harlan. SO; second net scor,
A. Brltton, Chevy Chase. "A; F. II. DUFF, Column
Consolation prizcs-First eight J. II. Gordon,
Flushing c. c.; second eight; E. D. Carusi Co.
lumba Club; third eight, W. F. Ham, Chevy
Chase Club
The Dalzell- Harlan Match.
The play yesterday afternoon covered the
finals in six different groups and the pop-
ular handicap. The chief feature was the
final for the club cup, the contestants being
Samuel Dalzen and DIR. l.. l.. Harlan When
this pair started out considerable gallery
followed and the play was watched from
start to finish with the greatest interest.
Both men appeared to be off their game at
the start and nothing like par figures de-
veloped except in isolated cases.
Dr. Harlan got away we'll by capturing
the first hole in five strokes. while Mr.. Dal-
Zel took six on the second hole DalZell'
topped the ball and was short. but both
reached the green in three and went out In
five. DIR. Harlan captured the third, max
ing him up both men driving well, but
Dalzell was short with his approach shot,
while his opponent got a good position. On
the third both again drove well, but the
doctor putted too hard on the green, ran
over and Dalzell captured it, making his
first.
On the long fifth hole Dalzen partially
topped and pulled the ball, but made
splendid recovery, caught Harlan on the
green and managed 10 halve 1t. On the
sixth hole DR.. Harbans first piece of bad
luck cropped up as he sliced the ball to
the right and got a very bad lie, the result
being that he lost stroke getting out and
failed to recover 1t. Dalzell covering in five
while the doctor took six. Both players
got on the green of the seventh hole in good
shape but DalZell laid Harlan a stymie
and it was halved. Dalzel got pull and
then slice at the start off the eighth hole,
but he made a magnificent approach shot
and then laid Harlan another Stymie and
another half followed.
On the short ninth hole Harlan got on
the green with a beautiful drive and theu
ran down twenty-foot putt for two, while
Dalzell took three
On the turn for home both made good
drives, but Harban's approach shot went
over the green into long grass and he had a
bad lie. with the result that Dalzell went
down in four while he took five. making it
all even again. The same description again
applies to the eleventh hole. Harban's sec
ond shot going into the grass, the bali land
ing on a broken glass bottle. rhc doctor
was afraid to hit the ball hard for fear Of
sending the glass into his face, and as
result he got only half way to the green
Dal2el went we'll up and out in four while
the doctor took five On the twelfth hole
Harlan ran down a twelve-foot putt and
won 1t, four to five, making the honols
again even on the match.
Dalzelrs luck was still with him on the
thirteenth hole as his second drive was
low and directly at the bunker at the bot
tom of the hill. but the ball leaped the OBJ