The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

f1eTFeC tfe performances ol t4-S lAAJOI -
Of the players. the finals in the annual
golf tournament OF the Middle Atlantic
association were concluded OF the Co
1unbla links yesterday afternoon. J. c.
Davidson winning the championship BY
z defeat OF Lee Harlan, the veteran, by
one up after q double traverse OF the
eighteen-hole course.
The result OF the championship match
vas the greatest surprise Of the tourna-
sDent. for not once was Davidson eonsid-
cred q worthy Zoe for Harlan. who Is
one Of the proved golf peers OF this city
Notwithstanding. Davidson plugged
along through the match and By 3 phe'
nomenal spuZt toward the conclusion o.
Jhe afternoon round, went by the veteran
and clinched the match by winning The
seventeenth hole, both men requiring the
same number Of strokes OF the fnsl
hole. Davidson had Harlan one down
at the finish, and this IN a thirty-six-
hole match is a rarity
Bankard Wins One.
In the second sixteen z. H. Bankard
had an easy tine disposing Of H. Char
1eris. Intense interest centered IN this
match, as Charters was the only one Of
the Chevy Chase entrants who came tC
s the finals IN a respectable class.
= u was expected that he would prove su
easy winner over Bankard. but with the
conclusion of the morning round all spec
rulatOns Of this nature had been put
aside, for tie Columbia player held his
man four down at that point.
Il was even easier for the winner n the
afternoon round. and Just after play home
started the match was finished. Bankard
having the Chevy Chase golfer 9 and s
Charters secured the cup for the runner
slp II this event, being one Of The few
Chevy Chase golfers TO land an award in
this tournament
A match which shared popularity with
the championship contest was that be
tween Eddie Eynon. OF Columbia. and
Eddie Brooke. OF Bannockburn. for the
silver trophy cup offered 10 the winner Of
the qualification round This pair made
the traverse Of the course IN y on ths
opening day, and because OF their matches
that afternoon decided to postpone the
piay-OfT until yesterday Both were eliui-
mated from the first sixteen on Friday,
and began their match IN the morn
ing On the last few holes Brooke
squeezed ahead and Won out by twO
points His score was q and EynOn's s.
George Weaver was hard pressed 70 Ge-
feat F. D. Carusi IN the final OF the
third sixteen, winning OF the thirty-fOurth
hole by 9 and . Carusi IS one OF The
heaviest golfers seen on the local course
for some tine, not excepting President
Taft. and this considered, his perform
ance yesterday was a credit
CoIumbia Big winner.
Much to the delight Of all its members
TIE Columbia club. which held the tour
1-saeut, won q large majority OF the
cups offered to the winners Of the various
events No less than thirteen Of the
silver trophies feH 70 the lot Of the home
golfers
" Tuckerman won the low gross in the
afternoon medal round. while he and ".
Z FristOe and II E DanfOTth were tied
for the low net trophy. This tie viii IN
el probability be PLAYED of next week
Is all OF the golfers are residents Of this
rity- incidentally, none of the out-Of-
loWn talent were serious cOntenders IN
any OF the events
Complete results follow.
Results Of Matches.
FIRST SIXTEEN.
] C. Davidson defeated 2 l. Eashsa by / %.
SECOND SIXTEEN
z H Bankari d-fea-cd = Char-eris hy and &
THIRD sIXTEEN
Geo-Ee WezTeT d-f5arcd E. d. Czrlsi b. ) and ,
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
6. P. james 5efsa1sd 4. T. Elicit b dsfzult-
FTFTH SIXTEEN
D 7. Weaver defeated p 3. Hills by and
Consolation Sixteens.
FIRST SIXTEEN.
c. W Soyes defeated 7. c. jenkins hy I u
&c holes.
SECOND SIXTEEN
" G. Eynon defeated c. r Dovrey by sasa :
THIRD SIXTEEN
D. Hastings defeated 4 H. Taylor b. VP o.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
h r. Clark defeated L e. Brooks b. 4 and J.
FIFTH SIXTEEN.
J NJ Stcr7ett defeated James johnson by and )
Following are the cards in the medal
fcund:
o. LusbksT5. Columbia 10 card
T. II Thursto1 CciGuba s. s. 3
6. 7. SmallNOOi Columbia. ID card.
T. z. Patten. Columbia. 10 card
" c. Thachsr. Columbia. 70 card
G. A. Watson. Columbia. 10 card.
G. u. Brtssl. Columbia. l3 q. y.
L g Broolks Columbia nc card
] " BroEaer, Colanhaa. L. Ia O.
F. ? G-eenzEalt. Columbia, no card.
- v. Dunn. Ban1ockbura, no card.
Z 0HPhant, CheTy Chase, 70 card
4. 7 Kin< Chevy Chase no card
T. " B7UEl. BannoCxbIru. Is s. u.
Il B. Davidson. CheTy Chase. no card
c. h Johnson Columbia no card
4 T. Clark Bannoczhurn. d card.
H y Br0Tn Columbia M card
J. r. De FarEeS Bzn1ockbuTn. 10 card
A. Winter Columbia e. g, -
J. 2 Bassg. Hampton Roads c. c. T. So G.
T. P. Moran Columbia. 10 card
G. S Dsrrizk Columbia no card.
Z 8 Frisos- Columbia, T. s., 2
A. B. Leet, Columbia. 70 card
z. Il Taioot1. CHEVY Casse, 10 card
W ?. Wood LAKESIDE G. c. 10 card
z u. WeaTe-, esssvy Chase, 10 card
T P. Brooke, BsnnoGz5uTn, no ca1d-
CeCTEe Weaver Colombia 10 card
6. z. DuEneT. CheTy Chase. Do card.
G. P. james. Coiunhia, 20 card.
s L. heap C2sFy Chase 10 card
J. II. Stoddard, Columbia 10 card.
J. C. Davidson. Colunbia 10 card.
: LIT. Johnsoa. CHEVY CHASE. no card
r B. Eynou Columbia no cs-d.
& n Tzvl0T. Wilmington G. c.. : g. g.
Z. F. Michel Wilmington c. c. 10 czTd.
/. T. Hartaa, Columbia. 10 card
+. u. AlcReyno-Ss. Columbia, Is IE q
II. P. Hsmmoud. HAMPTON Roads G. O.. 10 card
i. Y SandfcCd Columbia 10 card
Ed Nelson. Balrinozs c. c. 10 card
Rese Lewis. CheVy Chase, no card
J. E. Smith. Wilmington C. C, 70 card
v. TuckernZn. CheTy C1zse. s. n IS
7. & jenkins Baltimo-e C. G. 10 card
" 5 ReyE1rl. Chery Chase. 10 card
2. Z. Bankzrd, Columbia, 10 czIs
u. Z. Da1fo-th. Columbia g. S. T
O AcCaunoz, Chevy Chase no card
II ThCmpson. Chevy Chsse, g. s. p
AlsI BrttOn. Chen Chssa. DO card
A. = Msttirgiy. Coiumbis. no card
s-,---er, Columbia. 10 card
Z Char1erIs, E-eTy Chase 10 card
Il 7. Elicoct Bsltmrre Ccuntrr Cub s g S.
4. {. Grsv. MilninE-on Cos.nlrr CI.-h 10 c.rd