Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12
CHEVY CHASE GOLFERS
interesting Matches Bring the
Tourney Down to Semi
Finals.

Many golfers went out to the Chevy Chase
course yesterday afternoon to watch the
matches leading up to the semi-hnals for
the club cup played of. The weather was
balmy, the course was IDEAL and the gallery
thoroughly enjoyed the sport. The match
between Ormsby, McCammon and Samuel
Dalzen was interesting. and after the con-
testants had covered the eighteen holes they
were all even. Three extra holes were
played and McCammon won by 1 up.
During the contest Dalzell had the advan-
tage nearly all the way. and was either up
or even at the fifteenth hole when Mccain
mon took the lead and won in 3 strokes,
when Dalzell took 9. Dalzell won the six
teenth by making ten-yard put for a 2,
while McCammon took 3. The seventeenth
hole went to McCammon in 4 to s. The
eighteenth went to Dalzell in 8. Both COW
cred the nineteenth in 8. The twentieth
was halved In 5. For the twenty-first hole
they played their first three strokes evenly,
and Dalzell hung on the rim of the cup on
his fourth. McCammon put his ball SO that
1t hit Dalzells and was detected into the
cup, giving him the match.
Horstmann Beat Harrison.
F. o. Horstmann after hard battle, also
managed to win from Harrison of the Phil
adelphia Country Club by up.
The gallery watched the Horstmann and
Harrison match with much interest The
contestants halved the first four holes In 4.
Horstmann took the lead at the fifth hole
when he was on the green in to his oppo-
nents g. The sixth hole was halved In par,
and Harrison took the seventh In 4 to 3,
making the contestants even. Each took 9
for the eighth hole. Horstmann won the
ninth In 3, which gave him / up. The next
four holes were gotten in a and three IS.
Harrison again came forward with a at
the fourteenth. Both did the next two in
par golf. Horstmann took the lead on the
seventeenth hole with 8. On the home
green Horstmann did a twelve-foot put for
3, ha1ving the hole and winning by l up.
Frafley defaulted to w. P. Compton and
Morven Thompson won from J. c. Davidson
by / up after nineteen holes had been
played. The results of these matches left
Ormsby McCammon and Horstmann and
semi-finals for the club cup-in fact, all
Chevy Chase.
Consolation Cup.
For the consolation cup F. L. Small beat
w. ]. McNally, 8 up and to play; DR..
L. L. Harlan defeated r. Lewis by up:
H. Ofiphant defeated E. D. Carusi by 2 up
and l to play, and H Wylie was beaten by
A. s. Mattingly by up and to play
leaving as contestants for the semi-fnals
F. L. Small and DR.. l.. l.. Harlan and H
Oliphant and A. s. Mattingy.
Third Sixteen.
In the semi-hnals of the third sixteen E.
NJ Talcott easily defeated r. C. Hayden by
up and to play and o. Perrin defeated E.
S. Duvall by up and 1 to play, leaving
Talcott and Perrin to battle for supremacy
in the finals.
Fourth Sixteen.
In the fourth sixteen E. II. LOTUS beat
C. A. Crawford, 5 up and to play, while
A. B. Leet defeated ]. H. Churchill by
up and l to play. Thus the final will be
played by Lotus and Leet.
Second Consolation.
In the matches of the defeated eight for
the club cup Allen Lard beat W. S. Rey-
burn by i up, w. NJ. Gray defeated G. A.
Weaver by up and to play, and ].
DeMoss won from ]. II. Brickensten by
up and 1 to play.
Third Consolation.
In the matches of the defeated eight for
the consolation cup the results were: P
NJ. Prescott defaulted to DIR. L. w. Glaze
brook, 0. Parramore defaulted to w. II.
Duff, I'd; J. R. Bagby won by default from
J. McMenamen, and n. Heath beat j. Bolt
by up and l to play.
Handicap Entries.
The announcement of the handicap was
made and three prizes are oHered, tney De-
ing first prize for the lowest net score. sec
ond prize for the second lowest net score
and third prize for the lowest gross score.
The list of entries included: Chevy Chase,
p. NJ. Prescott, NJ. Thompson w. M. Gray,
B. Miller, F. o. Horstmann, A. Parker, H.
Oliphant, r. C. Hayden, H r. Lay. w. s.
Reyburn, E. F. Ladd. r. Lewis. S. Dali
zeil, DIR. L. W. Glazebrook. o. McCammon,
P A. Varadhara, F. II. Ellis, S. p. Knut.
w. P Compton, w. c. Langf1tt, T. F. Jew
ell, E. H Lotus, ]. z. McLeran, j. Bolt,
A. b. Legare W. J. Boardman, w. 8.
Hough R. Stead, L. A. Pradt, c. L. Frailey.
j. NJ Sterrett, H. Wylie, J. w. Lockett..
c. A. Crawford, H Hinckley, H. B. Da-
wilson, J. II. Brickenstein, J. M. Rankin,
w c. Denny, H. w. Scovell, j. L. Newbold,
w. F. Ham, ]. A. Taylor. A T. King, H.
+. Hodges, Victor Kaufman.
Columbia Golf Club-E. 8. Duvall, Allan
Lard, James Baird, E. D. Carusi. DIR. L. L.
Harlan, A. s. Mattingly, A. B. Leet, L. w
Weaver, j. C. Davidson, G.. E. Lewis, W.
], McNally, A. J. Clark, D. F. Weaver.
E. A. Newman. L. B. Plat, II L. West,
G. A. Weaver, c. F. Darcy, w. w. Rich,
D. K. Jackson, NJ. E. Danforth.
Washington Golf Club. ]. Morrow, e.
M. Talcott, ]. H. Hanna, P. H. Tamplett,
X. b. Kefersten. A. Winter
Hampton Roads Club. r.. Bagby, +. L.
Small J. McMenamen, o. Parramore.
Philadelphia Country Club-W. F. Harri-
son.
Tnsconbia Golf Club of Green Lake. Wis
consin-J. De Moss.
Elkridge Club-O. Perrin.
Wollastan Club. H. Churchill, N.
Heath.
Norfolk Country Club-James Hume.
Bannockburn Golf Clubs. H Green, jr.
Oakmont-W H. Duff second.