Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-03
ON THE FIRST ROUND
Tournament of the Columbia
Ma. Golf Club.
THE FOUR SlxTEENS MEET
Long Delay In Beginning the
Playing.
ENTRIES FOR THE HANDICAP
Ideal Weather Enjoyed - Course in
Much Better Condition Than
Yesterday.
ENTRIES FOR THE HANDICAP

With ideal weather for golf the second
days play Of the annual spring tournamen
of the Columbia Golf Club began shortl!
after 1920 o'clock this morning. The Sun
shone warm and inviting. and shortly aftel
the play had started 1t was seen that thu
course was greatly improved over the con
dition of yesterday. when it was somewha
soft on account of the recent rains. Th'
play In the four sixteens chosen from those
who made the best scores in the Qualifica
ton yesterday was scheduled to begin al
9:3O but II was an hour later before the
play Wis started. The sixteens as arranged
were as follows:
The Four Sixteens.
First sixteen-G. A. Weaver agt. L. L.
Harlan, Columbia; A. 8. Mattingly, Column
bia. agt. E. E. Mitchell, Wilmington; Geo.
A. Lafferty. Chevy Chase, agt. E. s. Du-
vail. Columbia: A. Lard, Chevy Chase, agt.
c. w. Noyes, Woodland W. s. Harlan,
Columbia, agt ]. Z. Davidson, Columbia;
w. r. Tuckerman, Chevy Chase, agt. G..
B. Adams. Chevy Chase; w. A. Hillyer,
Columbia, agt. H. V. Sandford, Columbia;
Sam Dalzell, Chevy Chase, agt. 7. Leslie,
Columbia.
Second sixteen-F. B. Pyle, Columbia
agt. E. r. Eynon, jr., Columbia; E. D. Ca
rusi, Columbia, agt. A. Winter, Washing
ton; r. J. Baldwin. Wilmington, agt. w,
F. Ham. Chevy Chase: NJ. E. Danforth,
Columbia, agt. L. G. Swormstedt. Column
bia; T. P. Moran, Columbia, agt. w. ].
McNally. Columbia; ]. j. Morrow, Column
bia, agt. E. F. Ladd, Columbia; l.. s. Fris-
toe. Columbia, agt. III. Oliphant, Chevy
Chase; J. Baird, Columbia, agt. w. j.
Lembkey, Columbia.
Third sixteen-E. J. Walsh. Columbia,
agt- M. G.. Beman, Columbia; A. B. Shelton,
Columbia. agt. A. w. Dunn, Columbia; o.
II. Wood, Bannockburn, agt. c. c. Van
Leer, Bannockburn; s. L. Heap, Chevy
Chase. agt. R. B. Brown. Columbia; A.
Heaton, Columbia, agt. ]. McLeran, Chevy
Chase; X. McAdam. Columbia, agt. G. A.
Derrick. Columbia; D. X. Jackson. Column
bia, agt G. T. Smallwood. Columbia: D.
F. Weaver. Columbia, agt. L. w. Weaver,
Columbia.
Fourth sixteen-J. L. Weaver, Columbia,
agt. P. E. Breagle, Columbia; r. H. Lind
say Columbia. agt. A. H. Johnson, Column
bia: F. F. Grenwalt, Columbia, agt. G. p.
James. Columbia; l.. B. Platt. Columbia,
agt. G.. E. Lewis. Chevy Chase; ]. B.
Brawner. Bannockburn, agt ]. N. Thurs
ton, Columbia; E. A. Guthrie. Pasadena.
agt. A. T. King, Chevy Chase; ]. T..
Hough, Columbia, agt. w. H. Rapley, CO.
lumbia.
F. F. Greenwalt, Columbia, and G. P
James. Columbia. of the fourth sixteen,
were the first to begin play. Thereafter the
golfers began to arrive, and the pairs In
the different SiXteens were started from
the first tee, and at IL o'clock three de-
faults were posted. L. B. Swormstedt
failed to appear for his match with M. E.
Danforth, in the second sixteen, as did L.
W. Weaver in the third sixteen. and r. H.
Lindsay in the fourth sixteen. who were
matched to play D. F. Weaver and c. H.
Johnson, respectively.
Dalzell and Leslie Finish First.
The first match Of the day to be fin
ished was that between Sam Dalzell and
T. Leslie, which came to close shortly af-
ter noon. when the former won by UP
and to play. At the beginning of the
contest 1t was seen that Leslie was of his
game, and as Dalzell was setting his usual
rapid pace he won easily at the thirteenth
hole. At the close they refused to turn
their card in. and simply stated that the
match had been finished by the score as
stated:
Handicap Entries.
Entries for handicap to be played tomor-
row up to noon today were as follows:
DR.. F. r. Hagntr. Chevy Chase; H. E.
Wilson, Bannockburn; ]. T. Hough Column
bia; T. Leslie, Columbia; G. E. Lewis, CO.
lumbia; l.. B Swormstedt, Columbia, w.
F. Ham, Chevy Chase, and the following
from Columbia: II. T. Harding, s. B. Shell
ton, Geo. P. James, W. I. Lembrey, John
NJ Thurston. NJ. E. Danforth. A. T. King,
l.. B. Plat. H. N. Brown, G. 8. Derrick,
r. B. Brown. Percy B. Hill, A. B. Heaton,
E. H. Block. P. E. Brengle. r. H. Lindsay,
W. c. Hill, ]. T. Hendrick, J. L. Carmi-
chael. A. Cochrane w. S. Couch and d. H.
MacAdam: ]. NJ. Baldwin, Baltimore Coun-
try Club: ]. MacBryde Sterrett, Chevy
Chase. and Z. S. Marrow Columbia
Following are the morning results:
First SiYfeap
L. L. Hardin defeated George A. Weaver,
9 up and to play.
Mattingly defeated Mitchell, up.
Lafferty beat Duvall and 3.
Lard beat Noyes, 3 and 2
Tuckerman beat Adams. l up, 20 holes.
Harlan beat Davidson, 6 and 8.
Hillyer beat Sanford, / up.
Dalzell beat Leslie, up and to play.
Second Sixteen.
Eynon beat Pyle, / up.
Baldwin beat Ham, O and 5.
Danforth defeated Swormstedt by de-
fault.
Ladd beat Morrow. 4 and 2
Moran beat McNally, 3 and 2.
Baird beat Leinbky, and @.
Carusi beat Winter, 1 up and 10 holes.
Fristoe beat Oliphant, up and to play.
Third Sixteen.
Beaman beat Walsh, up and to play.
Shelton beat Dunn. up and to play.
McAdam defeated Derrick, 5 and 4.
Smallwood beat Jackson, 2and l.
d. F. Weaver beat l.. w. Weaver, by de-
fault.
Van Leer beat Wood. 5 and 4.
Brown beat Heap, up.
McLeran beat Heaton, up and to play.
Fourth Sixteen.
Lindsay defaulted to Johnson.
Greenwalt beat James. up, 10 holes.
Lewis beat Plat, up.
Hough beat W. II. Rapley. and 2.
Harris beat Day. 4 and 2.
Thurston beat Brawner, / up.
Guthrie beat King, 2 up.
This afternoon the semi-finals of the four