Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28

The Chevy Chase Clubs annual fall golf
tournament came to close last evening af-
ter one of the most pleasant meetings of golf
ers that has ever been held on that course
There were thirteen prizes offered, and
when the finals in the different matches
had been completed It was found that the
players of Chevy Chase had won but three
Of them, the prize for the runner up In the
second sixteen going to DR.. Ralph Jen-
kins IN the defeated eight of the first six
teen to w. r. Tuckerman and the second
best net score in the handicap to T. ]. D.
Fuller.
The members of the Columbia Golf Club
who attended the playing of the matches
were in gleeful spirits. for it seemed as
though Columbia was OVERRIDING the thing
when it came to winning the prizes in the
different matches.
Bannockburn Golf Club men were also
feeling good, for several of their golfers did
fine work in the closing hours of the tour
nament.
The lawn was crowded with visitors, in
Guiding many ladies, and as the matches
approached the eighteenth green the move
ments of the golfers contesting were close
ly watched. In the matter of the ladies
in attendance Columbia seemed, though off
its home links, to have a good representa-
ton
One OF the first matches of the after
noon TO be completed was that of Allan
Lard of Columbia and Samuel Dalzell of
Chevy Chase. who contested their third
time Mr. Lard winning by two up. Dur
ing the first part of the match the con-
testants played even golf. both halving the
first four holes in one over par golf. Dali
zell won the fifth in five, while Lard took
seven strokes They halved the sixth and
seventh holes in four and five, respectively.
Lard won the eighth in six strokes. while
DalZell drove badly and took nine TO enter
the hole. The ninth hole is 40 yards away,
but Dalzell took six strokes, while Lard
entered in four.
In the turn Lard won the tenth and
eleventh holes in four. while Dalzell took
twelfth and thirteenth in five each, and
Dalzell won the fourteenth in five Lard
took six. Dalzel went into the fifteenth
in six. while Lard took seven
Lard won the sixteenth in three. DalZell
the seventeenth in five. Dalzell won the
last hole In three, Lard taking four The
summary:
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Allen Lard
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The Standardization Match.
The match between DIR. l.. l.. Harlan,
Columbia and ]. c. Davidson, Columbia,
was warmly contested although at the
close DR.. Harlan won by up and ! to
play. The gallery that followed the match
was perhaps one of the largest that has
watched match at Chevy Chase for some
time and throughout the spectators saw
good cleanly contested golf
The contestants halved the first hole in
five strokes and then in the work for the
second hole Davidson drove badly and took
nine strokes to get into the aperture. Har-
ban won in six or three to the good Har-
ban also won the third hole in four, while
Davidson did not approach well and made
a five The contestants did the same thing
at The next hole. They halved the fifth
in six strokes. Davidson took seven for the
sixth hole ana Harlan, who approached 1t
well. did it in three. They halved the
seventh In four. Davidson won the eighth
in five and the ninth in three. Harlan
took on the two holes. six and four strokes
respectively. Harlan won the tenth in
three strokes. Davidson took the eleventh
in three. They haved the twelfth in five
Harlan won the thirteenth in five David
son did not do as well, he taking six. Har-
ban won the fourteenth in four. They
halved the fifteenth in six. Davidson won
the sixteenth in three, Harlan taking four
Davidson had a good chance TO even up
somewhat on the seventeenth hole but
the contestants halved in six. Harlan won
the last three while Davidson put badly
and took four.
The summary:
L. L. Harlan
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