The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

/ hole in four, which is very good for q
beginner. Miss Kinyoun deserves much
credit for the rapid progress she has
made since she started to play the game.
F. FreyhoId and H. c. Stewart were
out the first of last week at the Chevy
Chase Club.
H R. Anderson and John D. Morgan
were among the many golfers who en-
! joyed play at the Chevy Chase Club last
! Sunday afternoon.
At the Washington Country Club. the
| first of last week, DR.. H. P. Cobey, who
! is also a member of the Analostan Gun
| Club played an interesting twosome with
/ H. T. Frost
| ]. R. Martin played a thirty-six hole
match with professional George Sargent
at the Chevy Chase Club early last Mon
day morning. The players started out
at o'clock, and after taking a little
rest at go started on the second round,
| finishing about II o'clock. Mr.. Martin
is greatly improving in MS game, espe-
cially in his driving.
! Monday afternoon at the Washington
| Country Club, George E. Truett was out
playing with 7. B. Jewell.
L. c. Brooks. one of the most popular
! golfers at the Columbia Country Club.
! left for New York last Monday. He re-
turned the latter part of the week.
\ well-played foursOme tok place at
! the Chevy Chase Club last Sunday be-
tween Col. HI p Mccain, L. S. A, and
! Morven Thompson. secretary of the Mid
die Atlantic Golf Association. against
Gen. E NJ. Weaver and Col Ladd.
! Col George Richards, of the Chevy
Chase Club returned from his vacation
/ last week,
! w H. Merriam and W. NJ. Sprigg en-
| joyed a twosome at. the Chevy Chase
| Club the first part of last week An
! other interesting twosome at the same
club was that between F. G. Payne and
! J. kleman. B. Mohun and H. P Gattey
were also out last week.
! At the Chevy Chase Club last Sunday
afternoon a threesome was played be-
tween J. R. Marshall. A H. Baldwin, and
| J. d. Patten.
George Andrews and w G. Campbell
won foursome from A StengeI and
BascOm Johnson at the Washington
Country Club last week.
A. S. worthington, E. w. Parker. and
| J. H. Brickensten were out playing
! threesome at the Chevy Chase Club last
week.
J. S. Ball and Douglas MackaH en-
joyed a round at the Washington Coun-
try Club last Sunday afternoon B. Rust
and Mr. Bigelow were also out practic-
ing golf. At the same club last week. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter E. Ballard played an
interesting twosome.
An exciting four-ban match took place
at the Washington Country Club last
week between Bascom johnson and
George Andrews versus H. T Frost and
w. H. Littlepage.
Senator J. NJ. Thurston. one of the most
enthusiastic golfers at the Columbia
Country Club, was out every day last
wCeh, excepting Thursday Friday after
noon Senator Thurston beat the dickens
out of Stanley Purman," as he expressed
it, but, nevertheless, Mr.. Purman en-
joyed the match and stuck to his task
until the eighteenth hole had been played.
Wednesday afternoon Mr. Perigo was
the victim, while Senator Thurston en-
Joyed a twOsOme with r. B. Brown
Tuesday afternoon, the Senator's score
being S6. Mr.. Psrigo is a splendid player
for a beginner.
Thursday afternoon. at the Columbia
Country Club, L. B. Swormstedt and DR..
w r. King lost a four-baIl match to
Thomas Francis and Professional Donald
Ball. The score was 8 up. i
The team match in the Middle Atlantic |
Golf Association between the Baltimore |
Country Club and the Columbia Country |
Club, which was scheduled to be played |
at the Columbia Club yesterday after |
noon. was postponed by the former club |
1t will probably be played the middle of !
October.
The other team matches will continue |
next Saturday afternoon, when the Chevy !
Chase Club plays at the Columbia Coun-
try Club and the Baltimore Country Club
meets the team representing the Ban
nOckburn Golf Club. The Iast-named |
match will be played on the Bannock-
burn course.
p The new medals for the goat contest
at the Washington Country Club will er-
rive at the club tomorrow afternoon, and
then the competition, which has been
postponed every week since the johnson
cup contest closed on account of not
having the medals, will start this week
with an entry list of over thirty golfers.
As the contest is the only one of its
kind ever played in this city, the mem
bers are taking much interest IN II. and
from present indications it will be a big
success.
The medals are of a special design, and
show in relief the name, Washington
Country Club, and q goat on one side. and
the other side will have the name Of the
owner engraved thereon n..
The complete entry list follows:
F. B. Calvert. A. A. Fries, Bascom
Johnson, E. H. Bowie, H T. Frost, w
Harry Woodman, Earl Wheeler DR..
Loren B. I. Johnson, W. H. Littlepage,
George f. Truett. W. H. Campbell, r
A. Oakley A.. W. Dunn, George An
drews, A. Zappone, Paymaster r. w
Schumann, 7. Turner Smith, F. L. Dun
lap. V. G. Crolssant, Harry Walters,
Frank Upham, Thomas Weldon, DR.. w.
Harris. John Grupwell, Charles GrIn-
well, DR.. Mechanism, r. B. LOCKER, T. B.
LOWELL, A. NJ Chesley, and J. S. Ball.
, The weekly Journeys for the women Of
the Washington Country Club will con-
tinue next Saturday afternoon and Miss
Louise Grunwell win donate a handsome
silver prize for the winner Mrs: Walter
z. Ballard contributed the prize yester-