Evening star., 1909-05-28
GOLF PLAY PROCEEDS
Second Round and Semi.FinaIs
in Progress Today.
BUSY ON COLUMBIA LINKS
Taloott Struck Between Eyes BY
Hard Driven Ball.
RESULTS OF MORNING PLAY
Tomorrow Expected to Be an I'm
portant Occasion, When Finals
Will Occupy Attention.
RESULTS OF MORNING PLAY

| Tomorrow is expected to be the big
gest kind Of a day at the Columbia Golf
| Club. where the second round and semi
finals in the middle Atlantic golf tour
nament are being played today. From
the looks of things it appears certain
that some of the best golfers in this
section will be pitted against one an
other in the finals Of the contest in the
five sixteens and consultations.
Today opened threateningly, and the
| matches were late in getting started in
consequence. But along about noon the
sun came out in full force. drying up
| the green's. which were somewhat heavy
and slow from the rain over night and
| for the last couple of days, and putting
them in condition for golf.
| TO Meet in Semi Finals.
| In the first sixteen DR.. Harlan of Co
lumbia, J. c. Davidson Of Columbia. E. p.
Brooke of Bannockburn and Reeve Lewis
of Chevy Chase won their matches and
will meet in the seml-finals this after
noon. They have not yet paired. Brooke
a 20 in medal play yesterday. tying with
E. B. Eynon. jr,-and surprised many
of the enthusiasts today by defeating A.
| s. Mattingly of Columbia by l up. The
| match was hard fought throughout.
The tie between Brooke and Eynon will
be played off the first thing tomorrow
morning. Thirty-six holes will be played
In the finals of all five sixteens.
The results of the morning play follow:
| First sixteen
| Reeve Lewis. Chevy Chase, beat e. b.
Eynon, jr., Columbia, 4 up and to play.
DR.. L. l.. Harlan. Columbia. beat H. v.
Sanford. Columbia, up and to play.
| J. @. Davidson, Columbia, beat M.
Thompson. Chevy Chase, up and 2 to
play.
E. p Brooke. Bannockburn. beat "A. 8.
Mattingly. Columbia, up.
Second sixteen-E. H: Bankard. jr.. CO.
! up. Talcott had Bankard down on No.
II. He missed his drive and his ball
raised four or five feet from the steps
leading up from n. the he road; Using his
| back. striking Talcott between the eyes
| and raising lump as big as q hens
egg. This dazed him, for after that he
played poorly, and Bankard won the
| match
T. Tuckerman. Chevy Chase. beat w. c.
Thatcher. Columbia. up and 8 to play.
Hugo Charters. Chevy Chase. beat p.
| E. Brengie. Columbia, up and to play.
| Mitchell. Wilmington Country Club, l up,
Third Sixteen.
W. L. Hillyer of the Hampton Roads
| Golf Club defaulted to c. H. Weaver.
| Columbia.
E. D. Carusi. Col. beat 9. s. Heap.
Chevy Chase, up and 1 to play.
B. Woodruff. Col, beat Victor kauf-
mann. Chevy Chase. 3 up and to play.
George Weaver. Col, beat e. M.
Weaver. Col. l up.
c. H. Birdsall. Columbia. beat H. E.
Patten. Columbia, up and to play
wood. Bannockburn Golf Club, up and
3 to play.
L. T. Ellicott. Baltimore Country Club.
beat A. P. King. Chevy Chase, 8 up and
3 to play.
J. F. James. Columbia, beat w. J. Ey-
| non, Columbia. up and to play.
Fifth sfxteen-La pham of Columbia de-
faulted to w. A. speakman of Whining
De sarges. Bannockburn beat Prentiss.
Columbia, ! up.
D. F. Weaver Columbia. beat ]. w.
Brown, Bannockburn. up and l to play.
P. B. Hills. Columbia, beat Otto Lueb-
kert, Columbia; no score turned in.
In the Consultations.
Consolation, first sixteen
j. E. Smith. Wilmington Country Club,
defaulted to c. w. Noyes, Columbia.
| 0. Horstmann, Chevy Chase, defaulted
to H. n. Brown, Columbia.
CONSOLATION, second sixteen
W. S. Harlan. Columbia. defaulted to
G. P. Smallwood. Columbia.
Alex Britton Chevy Chase, defaulted
| to w. G. Eynon Columbia.
j. w. Conn., Columbia, defaulted to G.
F. Downey. Chevy Chase.
| Consolation. third 10. ]. H. Hin, Bal
timore Country Club. defaulted to P. T.
Moran, Columbia
w. T. Wood. Lake Side Golf Club. Rich
| mond, defaulted to d. Hastings, Column
| bia.
G. S. Derrick, Columbia, defaulted to H.
| NJ. Taylor. Wilmington Country Club.
Consolation, fourth 18. II. B. Davidson,
| Chevy Chase, defaulted to j. NJ. Stoddard,
| Columbia
| ]. p Hendrick, Columbia. defaulted to
l.. c. Brooks, Columbia.
| L. Johnson. Chevy Chase, defaulted to
+. D. Pyle, Columbia.
Yesterday Afternoons Scores.
Results Of afternoon round:
First sixteen-E. B. Eynon defeated J. z.
| Smith by default; Reeve Lewis defeated C. ".
Noyes by and L. H. v. Sanford defeated D. X.
jackson by and l: L. L. Harlan defeated J.
r. Bagly by up; NJ. Thompson defeated James
Baird by and 5: J. c. Davidson defeated I. c.
Jenkins. and l: A. S. Mattngly defeated o.
Horstmann by 8 and s. E. r. Brooke defeated H.
sese1S SaaSn sistesnE si als Il Ban1heaa defeated
Smallwood by and 3: E. N. Talcott defeated W.
s. Harlan by ! up; w. C. Thacher defeated A.
Britton by / up ne holes): W. Tuekerman de
feated W. G. Eynon by 5 and a. H. Charterls
/ defeated c. w. Downey By and 3; P. e.
Brengle defeated j. W. Conn by and 8; A. Win
ter defeated A. McGeorge by and 1; E. e.
Third ssteen-c; +. Weaver defeated J; H.
Moran by and l; s. I. Heap defeated D. Hast i
Wood by and 8: Gen. woodruff defeated F. F.
| Greenawalt by up 10 hoes); v. Kaufman de-
| feated G. l.. Thornton by and 4: Gus Weaver
| defeated A. NJ. Taylor by up; Z. NJ. Weaver
| defeated G. S. Derrick by up.
| Fourth sixteen-R. Farnham defeated ]. ~
| Stoddard by l up: 0. H. Wood defeated H. B.
Davidson by ! up; a. T. King defeated H.
| F. Clark by and 4; ". j. Eynon defeated
J. T. Hendricks by 2 and l: G. p. james de-
| feated T.. C. Blocks by and 2; C. H. Birdsal
defeated H. f. johnson by and ]; ii. T.. Pat
| ten defeated +. b. Pyle by and 1.
| Fifth sixteen-Prentiss defeated johnson by
| 4 and 3: De Farges defeated Watson by I up;
| D. f. Weaver the bye: Brown defeated
| McReynolds by and 4; Speakman defeated
| Hammond by l up: Lapham won on the bye;
Luebkert won on the bye; Hills defeated Ster-
| rett by and g.
TRAVIS DEFEATS WARD.
Intense Heat Causes Slow Progress