The Washington herald., 1911-07-02

Washington golfers made a splendid
showing against the team representing
the Country Club of Virginia. of Rich
mond, yesterday afternoon in the inter-
city team matches In the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association. The Chevy Chase Club
won three matches out Of five from Rich
mond in the morning. and the Columbia
Country Club took the Virginians into
camp in the afternoon by the same score
Each match counted one point.
The matches played on the course Of
the Columbia Country Club were more
interesting and closely played than those
! played in the morning The longest
match was played between w. p Wood
of Richmond. and NJ. E. Danforth. Of
the Columbia club, the former winning
after nineteen holes were played. by the
score of up. The match see-sawed from
the start. and each player had his good
and bad holes. Mr.. Wood also won his
match at the Chevy Chase Club, defeat
ing Reeve Lewis, by up and l to play.
Another good match developed between
DR.. Lee Harlan, of the Columbia Coun-
try Club, and Douglas Call, OF Rich
mond, the local player winning after
playing a splendid game, by up and /
-
best golfers of the Columbia Country
Club, also won an interesting match from
F. ]. D. Mackay, of Richmond. by the
score of up and 1 to play.
Rives Fleming, Of Richmond. captured
the hardest fought match played at the
Chevy Chase Club when he defeated E
NJ. Weaver, Of Chevy Chase. by / up at
the nineteenth hole. Mr.. Weaver was
going fine, but luck went against him at
the extra hole and he was finally COM
PEELED to succumb to his opponent after
putting up steady game from the start.
Sapuel Dalzell and Morven Thompson,
two of the best players of the Chevy
Chase Club. won their matches easily
from Douglas Mccall and F. ]. d.
Macl5ay, the scores being and and
and 5, respectively.
The Chevy Chase Club was greatly
handicapped by not having three of fits
best players. They were Walter and
Walcott Tuckerman and o. McCammon.
The Richmond team played the Ban
nockburn Golf Club last Friday after
noon and were again beaten by the score
of four matches to one. The feature
match was when d. Brown, of Ban
nockburn. defeated Rives Fleming, Of
Richmond, l up at the nineteenth hole
Another interesting match came when.
DR.. o. H. Wood won from Gilbert We'll
don by the score OF 8 up and to play.
The summaries follow:
Chevy Chase Club points; Richmond Club. 2
Samuel Dalzell, Of Chevy Chase. defeated Doug
las Call Of Richmond, by up and to play; Nor
Thompson, Of Chevy Chase defeated +. G. d.
Mackay. Of Richmond. by 6 up and to play; W
P. Wood Of Richmond, defeated Reeve Lewis Of
Chevy Chase. by 9 up and l to play; J. H. de
Sibour. Of Chevy Chase defeated ]. W. Young Of
Richmond. by up and to play; RiTes Fleming Of
Richmond, defeated E. NJ. Weaver, Of Chevy Chase
by up
Columbia Country Club. ) points; Richmond
Club 2
W. p Wood. Of Richmond. defeated NJ Z. Dan
forth. Of Columbia. by l up at 19 holes; ]. c.
Davidson Of Columbia, defeated F. J. d. Mackay
Of Richmond by 3 up and 1 TO play; Dr. Lee
Harlan Of Columbia Country Club defeated Doug
las Call by 2 up and to play; Rives Fleming Of
Richmond, defeated d. K. jackson, by 2 up and
to play; A. B. Leet, Of Columbia. defeated ]. w.
Yorng. Of Richmond. BY up and TO play
Bannockbum Golf Club, points, Richmond
Club l.
G. Brouner Of BannOckburn, defeated f. J. D.
MacSay. Of Richmond: DR.. o. H Wood Of Ban
nockbum defeated Gilbert Weldon, of Richmond
By up and l to play; D. Brown. Of Bannock-
bum, defeated Rives Fleming Of Richmond by
mp at 10 holes; Ed Brooke, Of Bannockbum. de-
feated W. P. Wood. Of Richmond; W. A KnowIes
Of BannOckbuu. defeated Douglas Call Of Rich
rnond.