The Washington herald., 1911-06-25


Washington made clean sweep in the
three intercity golf matches in the Mid
die Atlantic Golf Association yesterday
afternoon when the Chevy Chase Club
won all five matches from the Baltimore
Country Club. the Columbia Country
Club defeated the Hampton Roads Club
by four matches to one. and the Ban
nockburn Golf Club won by the same
score from the Hampton Roads Club in
the morning. Each match counted one
point.
The match between the Chevy Chase
Club and the Baltimore Country Club
was played on the formers course in the
afternoon and was watched by a large
crowd. The visitors proved an easy
proposition for the locals In every case.
w. r. Tuckerman won the easiest match
OF the day from NJ. Tyson Ollicut the
score being z up and to play. Morven
Thompson, secretary OF the Middle At
lantic Golf Association. defeated J. w.
Prick, OF Baltimore, In a well-played
match that was marked by good shots.
especially while the players were coming
in.
The Columbia Country Club managed
to get away with four matches, the only
one lost being the match between DR..
Lee Harlan, of Columbia, and Ohio Par
amore, OF the Hampton Roads Club. The
score was up and 2 to play. Another
good match was when A. 8. Mattingly,
of the Columbia Country Club, defeated
J. A. McMenamein, OF Hampton Roads
Club, by TIA score of 8 up and to play.
John c. Davidson. one Of the best golfers
of the Columbia Club, had an easy time
winning from James McMenamein, Of
da HNy & Nj 20 rnIo
Mr.. Davidson is In splendid condition
and played a fine game from start to
finish.
The match in which the Bannockburn
Golf Club took the Hampton Roads Golf
Club into camp was played on the for
mer's course in the morning and result
ed In the visitors getting only one match.
Both the fair. and putting greens of the
Bannockburn course are in perfect con-
dition. and the matches were al closely
contested and interesting.
Z. p. Brooke lost the only match for
the Bannockburn club. and that was to
James McMenamein, OF the Hampton
Roads Club, the score being 1 up. This
match was especially close and showed
both players to be at their best.
Probably the hardest fought match Of
the day was between o. II. Wood, Of
Bannockburn. and otho Paramore, Of
Hampton Roads. the former winning
after a see-sawing match, by the score
OF i up.
Paramore is a good long-distance play
er, having a splendid drive. but luck
went against him at the last hole and he
lost out. Wood was in fine condition and
played his same accurate game. The
summaries follow:
Chevy Chase, points; Baltimore Coun-
try Club, Q.
w. r. Tuckerman, of Chevy Chase. de-
feate6 NJ Tyson Ollicutt, Of Baltimore,
by up and 6 to play; Samuel Dalzell,
OF Chevy Chase, defeated T. C. Jenkins,
Of Baltimore, by 8 up and to play;
J. r. o. Horstmann, OF Chevy Chase, de-
feated ]. McC. Trippe, Of Baltimore. by
up and Q to play; Ormsby McCammon.
of Chevy Chase, defeated E. 2. jackson,
of Baltimore, by 5 up and to play;
Morven Thompson, OF Chevy Chase, de-
feated J. w. Frick, of Baltimore, by UP
and to play.
Columbia Country Club. 4; Hampton
Roads, /.
Allan Jones, of Hampton Roads, by 5
up and 4 to play; Ohio Paramore. of
Hampton Roads, defeated DR.. Lee Har-
ban. of Columbia, by up and 2 to play;
NJ. Z. Danforth, OF Columbia, defeated
]. A. Massia, of Hampton Roads, by s
up and to play; John c. Davidson, of
Columbia, defeated James McMenamein,
Of Hampton Roads, by up and to play;
A. s. Mattingly, Of Columbia, defeated
]. A. McMenamein. OF Hampton Roads,
by up and to play.
Bahnockburn Golf Club, 4; Hampton
Roads Club, /.
w. A. Knowles, of Bannockburn, de-
feated ]. A. McMenamein, of Hampton
Roads, by up and to play; o. II. Wood,
Of Bannockburn, defeated Otho Para
more, of Hampton Rcads, by up; James
Of Hampton Roads. de-
feated z. p. Brooke, OF BaHnockburn. by
| up; T. J. w. Brown. of Bannockburn,
defeated Allan Jones. of Hampton Roads,
by up and to play; w. c. Prentiss, Of
defeated ]. A. Massia, of
Hampton Roads, by up and to play.