The Washington herald., 1911-10-01

bers are greatly pleased with the fine
condition of the course. Already the
new grass is beginning to come up from
the seeding about three weeks ago.
The following were out at the Ban
nockburn Golf Club last Wednesday af-
ternoon: John Brawner VS.. O. H. Wood:
DR.. Wolf VS.. Mr. Hanson; George Vinal
VS.. Miss Dufour; besides a number Of
others.
Wednesday afternoon Messrs. Collins
and Hall enjoyed a twosome on the
greens of the Bannockburn Golf Club.
Miss Bertha LOCKER and Miss Darneal
were also out Wednesday.
An interesting four-bal match took
place at the Bannockburn Golf Club last
Wednesday afternoon between DR.. Lee
Harlan and W. R. Tuckerman VS.. A. S.
Mattingly and Allan Lard. The players
seemed we'll pleased with the condition
of the course.
DIR. Paris e Brengle and l.. c. Brooks
captured a well-played foursome from NJ.
E. Danforth and G. H. Chasmer at the
Columbia Country Club last Sunday
morning, the score being up.
There were a number of golfers out on
the course Of :he Columbia Country Club
last week, among them being Oliver
Metzerott, E. c. Graves, A. l. V. Wiehle,
II. A. Dodge, A D. Merritt, Z. S. Henry,
10. J. De Moll. Emmons S. Smith. w. D.
West, 3. S. Simmons. w r. Frey, J.
/ NJ. Stoddard, L. W. Weaver, and Ben
jamin Woodruff.
An interesting five-ban match was
played at the Columbia Country Club the
first of last week, between A. S. Matt
ingly, Ed Harlan. Robert Farman, Dan
X. jackson, and Frank Govern.
At the Columbia Country Club the first
of last week L. c. Brooks and G. H.
Chasmer won a foursome from Otto Leub-
kert and w. NJ. Lytle. by the score Of >
up and l 20 play. Another good foursome
played the first part OF last week was
when Paul Freeman and l. Clark took
f. B. De Graw and E. c. Robertson into
camp to the tune of . up and to play.
Lodge Hill won a twosome from T. o.
Varnell last Sunday afternoon at the Co
Iumbia Country Club by up and l to
play. Frank Phelps defeated c. E. Lang
ley and F. S. Appleman in d threesome
the same day. The score was up and
? to play.
Al Winter and Dan K. Jackson won
from George P. James and partner in a
fast and interesting foursome at the Co
,umbia Country Club last Tuesday after
noon.
A well-played threesome took place on
the course OF the Washington Country
Club last Wednesday afternoon between
George E. Truett. W. Eynon. and DR..
Albert Hale. Mr.. Truett played the best
ball and finished all even at the cigh-
teenth hole.
Thursday afternoon at the Washington
Country Club John Grunwell and Charles
Grunwen played a twosome. w. H.
Truett and Judge A. V. Grunwel also
played together. In the morning Miss
Lillian Truett and guest enjoyed a two
some for nine holes.
Miss ]. Jewell, one of the most en-
thusiastic woman golfers at the wash
ington Country Club. played an interest
ing twosome with Miss Lillian Truett
Wednesday afternoon.
2. B. Calvert and George z. Truett
won a well-played four-ball match from
Dr. Loren B. johnson and Bascom John
son at the Washington Country Club last
Thursday afternoon.
The tie that resulted IN the weekly
sweepstakes at the Washington Country
Club Saturday. September o, was played
off last week between r. B. LOCKER and
Harry Frost, the former winning by 2
-
LOCKER was FIVE strokes better than his
opponent
There were a number of interesting
matches played at the Columbia Country
Club last Wednesday afternoon. Among
them were J. C. Let's VS.. T. o. Var
nell: George P. James and Dr. l. Sterns
VS.. Dan K. jackson and w. Keblnger;
N. E. Danforth and c. II. Chamberlain
VS.. DR.. W. l. Smith and A G. Buhrman.
Senator ]. NJ Thurston enjoyed a two
some with Judge E. A. Newman on the
green's of the Columbia. Country Club
last Wednesday afternoon. The Senator
played his usual good game.
At the Chevy Chase Club last Tuesday
morning. H. r. Anderson played a two
some with s. L Heap. In the afternoon
the following matches were played: L.
Y. Spear and s. L. Heap; Frank Hyatt
and E. s. Jackson; c. H. Pattison and
G. W. fitzpatrick and H. Wilson and
G. L. Bayard.
Mai. NJ. Bailey and ]. r. Martin won a
four-ban match from P. S. Fitzsimmons
and c. F. Stokes at the Chevy Chase
Club last Tuesday afternoon. G. c.
Minnigerode and J. W. Calvert were also
out Tuesday.
Gen. E. NJ Weaver and Morven Thomp-
son, secretary of the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association. played in a four-ban
match with Col. Ladd and Col Mccain,
the first part Of last week at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Another interesting twosome that took
place at the Chevy Chase Club last We'd
nesday afternoon was when ]. r. Mar
tin defeated E. L. Whitehouse
The competition for the woman's anna
teur golf championship of the United
States, open to all women amateur golfers
belonging to clubs which are members
Of the United States Golf Association
and to those foreigners visiting this coun-
try who may be invited by the executive
committee OF the association, will be
played on the course of the Baltusrol
Monday, October g. when the Robert Cox
for under the rules OF the United States
n1ff