The Washington herald., 1911-10-15
By EDWARD W. k1BBEY.

with ideal golhng weather and be-
fore one Of the largest crowds Of the
week, the annual fall tournament of
the Bannockburn Golf Club came to
grand close yesterday afternoon, and
DR.. Thomas ]. W. Brown, chairman of
the tournament committee, deserves
much credit for the splendid way in
which it was carried off.
One of the best matches Of the day
came in the final round of the first six
teen, when Eddie P. Brooke, Of Ban
nockburn, defeated Eddie B. Eynon, jr,
of Columbia, by his splendid putting,
the score being 2 up and l to play.
With an eight-foot putt, Mr.. Brooke
won the first hole, and Mr.. Eynon came
back and won the third by stymie
Mr.. Eynon was up at the turn. At
the tenth hole Mr. Eynon played from
a bad lie his ball being in two inches
of mud, and landed nicely on the green,
the hole being halved.
Mr.. Brooke's card follows
oHst NJ :s:::::: !-si-n -
NJ. Eynuu'S card follows:
In 5 s s 1873
In the morning John c. Davidson. OF
Columbia, disposed of E. S. NARROW, OF
the same club, in the semi-final round
3 and l. S. L. Heap lost o-G. T.
Worthington, OF Washington Country
Club. by up and l to play. In the aft
ernoon Mr.. Davidson had an easy time
winning from Mr.. Worthington by s up
and to play.
In the morning round OF the third six
teen, George E. Truett struck a streak
OF bad luck coming in. and lost to Dan
x. jackson, of Columbia. by and 3.
In the final round Mr. Jackson took w.
A. Knowles, Of Bannockburn. who de-
feated S. P. Thompson. of Columbia, in
the sem-finals, into camp to the tune
Of up.
Mr.. Jackson's card follows:
Outs go 4445 81
In+ $3.50 S S-so-a
Mr.. Knowles card follows:
In-3 5446 SzA
In the fourth sixteen. ]. R. De Farges,
of Bannockburn. defeated J. c. Walker.
of Columbia, by up in the morning
and in the final round came out on top
in a well-played match against Frank
Govern, of Columbia, the score being
up and to play.
In the eighteen-hole medal-play handi-
cap competition. Dr. Lee L. Harlan. Of
Columbia, and A. B. Leet of Columbia.
tied for the lowest gross score, 81.
II. NJ. Hall. Of Rannockburn. won the
prize for the lowest net score. 60. having
gross score OF s. and an IS handicap.
Mr.. Halls card follows:
Outs 5 5 345 S-5
In-5 4 } 4 5 -2-S
G. F Freeman of Columbia, made a
gross score of IS. and, with u handi-
cap. made a 3 net.
Scores:
FIRST SIXTEEN
Of hrlPp Ia
f"ated A. S. MattinEly. Of Columbia. by up
and l 10 play. Eddie r. Eynou # Columbia de-
feated o. Fl. Wood. Of Bannockburn, by up
and TO play.
fcated Eddie B. Eynou, Of Columbia, by ? up
and TO play.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
Third round-John c. Davidson Of Columbia de-
fcatcd E. 8 NARROW. of Columbia BY } up and
to play. G. T worthington. # Washington
Country Club defeated S. L. HesR Of Chevy
Chase. by M and l tn play.
Fins! round-John c. Davidson Of Columbia de-
feated G. 7. Wellington. Of Washington Country
Club. BY up and TO play.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
Third round-Dan X. Jackson. Of Columbia. de-
feated George E Truett. Of Washington Country
Club. BY up and to play. W. A Knowles
al Bannockbun, defeated S. P. THOMPSON Of
Columbia. by up and to play.
Final round-Dan K. jackson, Of Columbia, de-
feated W. A. Knowles. Of Bannockburn, by 2 up
FOURTH SIXTEEN
Third rUund-J. c. Walker. Of Columbia defeated
J. r. De FarEes Of Baunockburu by / up Frank
Govern. Of Columbia defeated S E Egan, Of
Exmoor Country Club Of Chicago, by up and
! to play
Final round-7I r. De Fsrges. of Bsnnnekburp.
defeated Frank Goren. Of Columbia. by up and
to play.
The scores of the eighteen-hole medal
play handicap competition follow: