The Washington herald., 1911-09-10

badly with on the fifth, and, with
the aid Of Mr.. Demonet, finished up the
job beautifully by up.
: Charles Klupp and Miss ]. Schwartz
enjoyed a round of nine holes at the
Washington Country Club last Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Louise GrunwelI and w. H. H.
Truett were out on the course OF the
Washington Country Club Friday aft
ernoon.
Wednesday afternoon Joseph Taber
Johnson and Douglas Mackall enjoyed
a round on the greens at the Washing
ton Country Club.
Charles Klupp, an enthusiastic golfer
at the Washington Country Club,
played round of nine holes with Pro-
fessional John Klein, Tuesday morning.
In the afternoon of the same day Mr..
| Klein took part in a twosome with
George E. Truett.
T. B. Jewell won an interesting two
some from DR.. Bliss at the Washington
Country Club, Wednesday afternoon. T.
Turner Smith and Douglas Mackall
were out playing their favorite game
the same day. In the morning. T. Man
uel and guest were out on the course.
The regular Saturday afternoon tour
neys for the women of the Washington
Country Club will start next Saturday,
and from present indications a large
entry list will be received. The hand
some prize for the winner of the tour
ney will be donated by Miss Margaret
Johnson. Only nine holes are played.
1t is expected that over two dozen
women will take part in the opening
contest after the summers vacation.
z. B. Calvert. chairman of the green's
| committee of the Washington Country
Club, played a round with A. Zappone
last Thursday afternoon.
A. Zappone, who won the johnson Cup
competition at the Washington Country
Club last week, captured a twosome
from E. Weightman last Sunday by the
! score of up and to play.
In a we'll played game at the Washing
| ton Country Club the first part of last
week. F. L. Dunlap lost to Bascom
johnson by. l up
Thomas Weldon, one of the best golf
ers at the Washington Country Club,
, took an interesting match from l. NJ.
| Rusenwtng the first part Of last week.
Charles Klupp was out on the green's
of the Washington Country Club play
ing alone. last Monday morning.
DR.. Loren B. T. Johnson, chairman of
the house committee, returned from a
months vacation at Chicago last Thurs
day. DR.. Johnson will undoubtedly
make a good showing in the goat" con-
test which will start this week, as he
is one Of the best golfers at the Virginia
club.
D. K. Jackson, one of the most popu-
lar golfers at the Columbia Country
Club, and Al Winter won an interesting
foursome from George P. James and T.
c. White, of Wilmington, n. c., last Mon
day afternoon by up at the eighteenth
hole. 1t was hard-fought match from
start to finish, and showed the pairs to
be evenly matched. Mr.. Jackson played
his usual fast game, and had some splen-
did luck coming in. After the match Mr..
James entertained the party at luncheon
in the clubhouse.
Senator Thurston won a we'll plaved
twosome from Hugh Reilly, Labor Day,
at the Columbia Country Club
One Of the most interesting foursomes
played at the Columbia Country Club
last Monday morning was when A. S.
Mattingly and William HiIlyer won from
NJ. E. Danforth and Professional Donald
Ball by the score of 2 up. The match
was closely played and showed the sides
to be very evenly matched
The members of the Columbia Country
Club will hold a Tombstone handicap
match to-day, and judging from the
great interest shown it will undoubtedly
be big success, as it is new in this
city, having never been played at any Of
the local clubs before. M. E panforth,
chairman of the green's committee, said
that large number of entries has been
received.
The conditions state that each PLAYER
carries tombstone, and when he has
used all the handicaps allowed him, he
then will plant his tombstone, with his
name marked on It in this way: -
Died here" The player who goes the
farthest or plays the most number of
holes will win the handsome prize do
mated by the club The little tombstones
are made Of wood, in the shape of a real
tombstone, and are about eight inches In
height.
At the Columbia Country Club last
Monday morning Robert Farham, of
Philadelphia, and also a member of Col
umbia, and DR.. P. L. Hodges, took part
in an interesting foresome with A. B.
Leet and E. NJ. Harlan. Mr.. Farham
made the course in 81. while his partner
finished in IS. Mr.. Harlan had little
bad luck while going out and had to
be content with core of 95, while Mr..
Leet made 81
A. H. Ferguson and A. B. Leet enjoyed
a round at the Columbia Country Club
last Monday afternoon. Mr. Leet's score
S.
The Kicker's handicap competition
which was held at the Columbia Country
Club last Monday was a big success.
Ideal weather conditions prevailed and
large number of golfers took part in the
contest
n. E. Danforth, chairman of the green's
committee, won first prize as he made
the score selected by professional Donald
Ban. "a Mr.. Danforth made a gross
score of IS. and with a handicap Of g,
(selected by himselD, made net score
Of 7a. Mr.. Danforth's cards follows:
Out. ss4e7 sesea
in......................... lst7 6Sef 4-1e-8
In the morning Donald Ban selected