Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-08
PLAY or SECOND DAY
Work Of Four Sixteens on
Columbia Links.

AAfOu8A TIC CAOu0S WcE0 70 boIHo o4tchs
lowering this morning and indications
pointed toward . wet day for the golfers.
still when 10 O'Clock arrived many Of those
playing In the pairinsz Of tho spring tourna-
ment Of the Columbia Golf Club were out
and ready to 60 over the course. A misun-
derstanding had been caused by q pub
lished list Of those who had been paired
after the qualified round, which was de-
cidedly In error.
In the first sixteen DR.. L. L. Harlan or
Columbia and Alex. Brftton of Chcvy
Chase were matched. and much interest
tendance. John @. Davidson. Columbia.
and p. ~. Sherman OF the LAdaquda 9otI
Club were matched. 30 intent was Ia.
wilson upon getting. his arm In for The
stroke for nrst tee that he HE'D himself to
the eighteenth green and there got In some
practice before his match!
Mr.. Piiny Moran said this morning that
some one had, remarked that golf was on
In his opinion all one had to do was to see
how this spring tournament Of the Column
bia Club was attracting the golfers.
Commissioner West one OF the enthusiast
tic Columbia Club golfers. was somewhat
late n arriving. but shortly after his ar
rival his match with e. NJ. Talcott Of the
Washington Golf Club was begun.
Some of the golfers who were out early
were Morven Thompson of Chevy Chase,
who played F. L. Small Of Columbia, e. D..
Carusi OF Columbia, "A. s. Mattingly Of the
same club, and Reeve Lewis of Chevy
Chase. Some comment was caused by the
fact that only matches went by default
F.. B. Pyle of Columbia winning from c. A.
Davis Of the same club, G.. w. simpson OF
Columbia Golf Clob defaulting to @. r.
Birdsall. who won the handicap OF the Coz
lumbia Club Decoration day. Mr.. Birdsall
did not claim the prize which he won on
that day until this morning. 1t was pre-
scented by Mr.. Moran.
The first match finished was that be-
tween r. Leslie, Columbia. and G.. A. Wea-
yer, Columbia, which was won by Leslie by
up and 2 to. play. This match was IN
second sixteen.
This Mornings Scores.
In the first sixteen Hiss beat w. M. Gray
by 8 up and 5 to play. Weaver beat Carusi
by up and to play, Sherman beat ].
c. Davidson 8 up and 2 to play. F. L.
Small defeated Morven Thompson by up.
Baird beat Duvan by up and to play,
Harding beat A. F. Mattingiy by UP ana
to play, H. L. Harlan beat Alex, Brit
ton by UP and to play. Sam Daizeii
Second sixteen-L. White beat Oliphant
by up and to play; ?. H. Tamplett beat
J. H. Clapp by ] up. Fl holes; A. Winter
beat N; 9; Beaman BY 8 up and 5 to play ~,
and 3 to play; r. NJ. Talcott beat Henry l.
West by up and to play.
Third sixteen-Hough beat Ham by up.
A. B. Leet beat p. b. Hills by ! up. e. B.
Eynon beat D. K. jackson by l up, George
T. Smallwood beat H B. Davidson. jr.. 6
up and 5 to play; J. F. Weaver defeated A.
B. Heaton by 2 up and l to play, and F.
Govern beat d. H McAdam by up and
Fourth sixteen--G. Derrick defeated F.
E. Sullivan. up; s. H Green jr beat eat L.
ford beat J. L. Weaver, up and to play;
Woodruff beat Sample, up and to play.
Handicap Entries.
The following entries for the handicap.
which will be played tomorrow. have been
made: John Porter Lawrence. C. II. John
son. William 8. Sample. ]. H. Hiss. Balti-
mere Country Club; D. H. McAdan. Jesse
L. Carmichael, r. III. Lindsay, M. E. Dan
forth and Thomas Francis.
Results Of Qualifying Round
DR.. Lee Harlan continued his good
playing of the morning in the afternoon
round yesterday, and as result had the
satisfaction of winning the handsome prize
for the best score in the qualification
round. He was somewhat disappointed
over his showing of 80 in the morning. as
the course was In perfect condition for
good playing, and Messrs. Dalzell ana
Sherman had outplayed him by 3 and 2
strokes, respectively, but both these gentle
men went off in their work In the after
noon. DR.. Harlan played his usual STEADY
game, hung up another so. and his total OF
100 was the best of the day. The player
who heads off Columbia's captain In quail
flying playing has to be there with the
goods" as he seldom drops back more
than / or strokes. Messrs. Dalzell and
Sherman took 161 strokes to cover the ~
holes and are tied for second place. Mr..
Morven Thompson played an excellent
game throughout the day and had the sat:
isfaction of turning In a fine 164. Just
strokes behind the leader.
Following are the scores of the qualify