Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-30
SANFORD IS VICTOR
over MATT|NCLY
Wins Fall Tournament Round
With ! Up in Is Holes.
Brooke Defeats James,

II. V. Sanford proved the dark horse
III the morning round of the fall tour
nament, continued at the Columbia Coun-
Try Cluo, this morning, with / up in is
hoies. He defeated A S. Mattingly, win
ner or last years tournament and a.
strong favorite for the distinction this
season.
me match was easily the feature of
the play thus far. 1t was close from
the start Up to the seventeenth hole
the score was "all even
Sanford won the seventeenth hole on q
seven, his opponent requiring an eight
by halving the last hole in five no car
ried the event.
A large gallery followed the n,avers
after they reached the fourteenth hole
and applauded the many excellent n1avs
that featured the match thereafter
Play of Morning.
Ihe second round in each of the five
N.ee"s' as well as the consolation
lhatches Tor those eliminated from the
h'st ana second sixteens comprised the
morning card
.hi;;.;: BROOKE was the. first of the "prob-
ablilfies' in the first sixtean tn roa;noo-
a victory. He bettered his ch.,n.s' s.r
nohors OF the tournament by defea,in q,
.. r. James of the Columbia Cluh in
'onlparatlvely easy fashion, score : and :,
b,,n,, 'oHe, VINO represents the Bannock
We, N,up. ana Reeve Lewis of the
onevE Chase are the only outsiders
numbered among the survivors of tha
Io .hus In the honor section. At tho
n1teenth tee Lewis was one nm IN he
opponent. DR.. Walter Harlan, PLAYING
cbannas t game throughout His
SuduceS Tor victory
Eynon's Easy Victory.
The comparative ease with which II D
Gynon, Jr.. one of the favo,ites in tho
nrst sixteen. went down before Lee Har-
pan In the second round, score a and >
evoked much comment It was arrounoa,
later that Eynon was indisposed bu, h., -
STUCK eamely to his task although i'm no
condition to play.
:, Inc only extra-hole match recorded in
.ne morning play was that In the fourth
siAteeh' between Otto Leubkert and Har
rs brown, both of the Columbia Club
LIN. Inc match. after going nineteen holes
vs. tsoloeo IN favor of Leubkert
IN the third sixteen L. D. Underwood
os l up, defeated E. S. NARROW in one
VI the closest matches Of the morning
an eIcelient putt on the final green
gave Underwood the advantage.
ms afternoon play will be contin-
yea. by evening those in charge nre-
dlct the tournament will he down n
the hnal matches
Semi-finals are carded for this .f+-
ernoon, in each OF the five sixteens
ha IN! IN the consolation rounds will
morning. 'oihorro"
A special handicap match omen tn al,
entrants In the tournament, will be
prayed on tomorrow morning.
The Summaries.
Inc summaries of morning play follow:
FIRST sixteen-E. p. Brooke defeated
george T. James, 10; S. S. Harlan de-
feated e. B. Eynon, 43.
Second sixteenth. II. Allen defeated
George E. Truett, / up; G. K. Chasmar
de1eated S. S. Williams, 81: w. NJ
smith defeated A. G. Buhrman, 81.
Third sixteen-George Brooks defeated
). +. Thompson. al; H. c. Chamber.
lain defeated A. l. Clark, l up: l.. d
Underwood defeated e. s. NARROW. / up.
Fourth sixteenth. E. Patten defeated
II. II. Pecbin. 81: E. D. Carusi defeated
W. w. keeblinger. 6-5; Otto Luebkert
aeieateq harris Brown. 1 up. nineteen
~, 65 H. H. iieh-
flith sixteen-A. H. Ferguson defeated
n: Z. sheridan. p; John Walker defeat
ed D. McAdam by default; c. n. Wea
yer defeated T. 6. Gordon, IL
consolation round. first sixteen-Allan
Lard defaulted to r. H. Brooke; w. w.
Finley defaulted to J. c. Davidson.
Sohso!atlon round. second sixteen-A. b.
Leet defaulted to H. c. Bridges: J. O. Fl
smith defaulted to w. II. Moses.
Mr.. Mattingly's Good Score.
In the eighteen-hole qualifying round YES
terday A. S. Mattingly turned in the best
score, brilliant so, which was six strokes
better than E. P. Brooke the second man
Ihe first round of match play started
late in the afternoon and resulted as fo,-
lows:
airs 81 si11eenyA s. Mattingly beat Allan Lard.
anu ia Reeves Lewis beat Robert Farnham. jr..
and 8 T. E H.rh,n IT, beat " I: Hii!yer.
E h h.ssss beat s:.t X am: and j.
r Second si1teen-J. W. Brauner heat ". F.
P PsndGf,h' ,n up; D. K Jackson beat W G
Leet default W. NJ smith best H. P 6 BRIDGET ID
and /; s s. Williams beat II. L. West, ; and
& H e5,sn sa.t beat al J. Beaie jr. and
Truett beat j. O. II. Smith. 5 and up; q. E.
and g. s. Thom nr"Sk b beat Wsna.ek
hoies; a. L. Clarke beat L. E. Lindar. IN: II
q; Chamberlain beat s. L. Heap 5 and 3; &. D.
NARROW beat ". p Wood, 4 and 3: Olaf sang
STAG beat f. L. Hill. and A. J. Ciapp beat &
Fourth sixteenth. E. Patten beat f. A Now
= mar. nna and 5; f. H Pechin beat o. j. De Moil.
ma ana v; w; kebli1ger beat Frank Gown. /
Harris Brown beat H; 4: Gillis, and 2: Otto
hneokert beat F. ". McReynclds. 8 and s: e. s.
Thaeher beat G. L. Thornton. up ~
Firth si1teen-J. p. Lawrence beat J. H. Han
bye; H; G. sheridan beat c. V. GrunweIi. nm:
z: n weaver beat G. A.. Watson. 10 holes: r. e.
Jordan, bye: ID. MaeAdam bye; John Walker
beat J. L. Warren, and l. ""'Ae'