The Washington herald., 1911-10-15


first part OF last week A. s. Mattingly
defeated n. E. Danforth by l up; H. H
Allen took E. 5. Smith into camp to the
tune of up, and A. B. Wiehle lost tc
Otto Metzerott, the score being up and
to play.
At the Columbia Country Club last
week a threesome took place between
Thomas Francis, DR.. W. r. King. and
DR.. L. B. Swornstedt.
In a well-played four-ball match al the
Columbia Country Club last Sunday af-
ternoon W. L. Smith and A B. Shelton
won from P. L. Hodges and Percy Hill
another four-ball match, A. Winter and
II. w. White lost to Dan K. Jackson
and George P. James by and l score
Tuesday afternoon the following were
out on the course Of the Chevy Cha Sc
Club: s. L. Heap, H P. Norton. D. S
Barry, Victor Kaufman. and Dr. H
Wright.
At the Columbia Country Club last
week A. D. Merritt captured an exciting
a
eighteenth hole. During the past month
Mr.. Henry has greatly improved in his
play, especially in his driving
DR.. Paris E. Brengle. one Of the most
enthusiastic golfers at the Columbia
Country Club. and NJ E. Danforth. chair
man Of the green committee. won a four
ball match from L. c. Brooks and o. X.
Davis last week, the card being up and
I to play.
George E. Truett, of the Washington
Country Club. and also a member Of the
Columbia Country Club. enjoyed playing
every day last week on the course of the
Bannockburn Golf Club before the fall
tournament opened. Wednesday after
noon he played two rounds with w. A
Knowles while on Tuesday Mr.. Truett
was out with DR.. Loren B. T. Johnson,
chairman of the house committee Mr.
Truett made a splendid score of eighty
last Monday afternoon.
J. W. Brawner. Of Bannockburn Golf
Club. and G. F. Freeman, of the Column
bia Country Club, played a round at
BannOckburn last Wednesday afternoon.
The members IF the Bannockburn Golf
Club are praising Professional Samuel
Purvis for the excellent condition Of the
course, and Mr. Purvis deserves much
CCrdit for his work Both the fair and
putting green's are in much better condi-
ton than ever before.
Another welI-played four-ball match
took place at the Bannockburn Golf Club
last Wednesday afternoon between
Messrs. Gordon, Warren. German. and
McReynolds.
A fast and interesting six-bau match
took place at the Columbia Country CIut
last week between George P. James Al
Winter, Dan X. jackson VS.. Ed Har-
ban, Robert Farnham, and w. Keblinger.
Wednesday afternoon T o. varneu and
P. L. Hodges played in a four-balI match
with A. l. Clark and G. H Chasmer. A.
Zetelle and H. c. Chamberlain were also
out Wednesday.
J. H. Henphill and A. D. Mason were
out on the course of the Chevy Chase
Club last Wednesday. In one Of the
many other matches played that day was
John Huberd. S. L. Heap, and Capt G.
L. Johnson.
Other matches played at the Columbia
Country Club last week follow: Paul
Freeman defeated W. r. Frey by ! up;
Grant Burroughs defeated w. H. R..
by 2 up and to play; ], T
Hough defeated Senator Thurston by 2
UP and / to play; Robert Cox and o. ].
De MolI defeated H. L. West and J. T.
Hendrick by up and l to play, and G.
H. Chasmer defeated NJ. E. Danforth by
l up. E. S. NARROW. J. c. Walker and
Otto Leubkert were also out last week.
Judge E. A. Newman lost an interest
ing twosome to H II. Alien at the Co.
lumbia Country Club last week. The
score was up. c. S. HiIlyer and A.
Graves also enjoyed a round, the former
winning by the same score.
Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph and his
wife. who is one of the most enthusiastic
golfers at the Columbia Country Club,
were out on the green's of the Columbia
Country Club last Tuesday afternoon.
At the Chevy Chase Club last week a
match took place between G. F.
Elliott, G. w. DenfeId, and H. R. An
derson. o. S. Land and w. G. Grosbeck
were also out Wednesday afternoon.
Secretary of State Knox played in an
Interesting three-bGll match with c. p.
and c, Hale at the Chevy Chase
Club last Wednesday afternoon
The following golfers were playing at
the Chevy. Chase Club the first of last
week.: b. Miller vs.. DR. II. Wright; G..
w. Denfeld VS.. Rudolph Kaufman. and
H r. Anderson; H. P. Norton and G. W.
Denteld VS.. Rudolph Kaufman and G.
F. Elliott.
NJ. sE. Danforth, chairman of the greens
at the Columbia Country Club.
said that the new caddy house which was
started last Monday morning will prob
ably be finished and ready for use by the
tlrst week In November
The house is forty-five feet long and
thirty feet wide. The first floor will be
Used as the show room for professional