Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-19
GOOD SCORES ARE MADE
ON BANNOCKbURN LINKS
Last Days Play of Fall Tour
nament 0n-Br0oke
Beats Winter.

A stiff breeze greeted the players this
morning on the last days play of the
annual fall tournament of the Bannock-
burn Golf Club. but it did not interfere
In any marked degree with the play, as
some good scores were made.
The best match Of the morning. and
one Of the most important, came in the
semi-f1nal round Of the first sixteen,
Eddie Brooke Of Bannockburn defeat
ing Alpheus Winter of Columbia, by 2
up.
Winter never had better chance OF
winning a match than he had this morn
ing, several poor puts at critical stages
of the game being directly responsible for
the loss. The medal scores of the players
were just about the same. Winter going out
in 80 and coming in in 43 for an So. and
Brookes card showing him an 50. he hav-
ing gone out in Al and made the inward
journey In two strokes less
Leading at the Turn.
At the turn the Columbia player was
leading up. The first hole was halved
in par 4. Winter winning the second in
par 5. Brooke missing a putt for a halve
and having to be content with a 6. The
next three were halved, Winter taking
the sixth. The seventh, eighth and ninth
were halved.
Coming in: Winter began to show
several holes on him. Brooke won the
tenth. twelfth, fourteenth, fifteenth. six
teenth and eighteenth. losing the thir-
teenth and seventeenth, and halving the
He lost ths the Ssessne wSsn
die went into the ditch on his second
shot. Winter having played perfect golf.
Winter had his hard luck in the last, his
drive. going to the rough and his APP
proach doing the same for an unusually
poor lie. He used two strokes getting
out and finally conceded Brooke the hole
and match, the card for which follows:
Brooke-Out- 5 s. 445 fl
In- 6 4 5 3 4 4 80
Winter-Out- 5 5 "a 5 439
ms $3.50
Rankin Does Well.
George A. Rankin did we'll in his match
with John Tyssowsd Of the Washington
Country Club in the semi-fnals of the
fourth sixteen, winning by up and 3
to play. He made the last five holes in
par figures and ran down 25-foot puts
in both the seventeenth and eighteenth
holes.
DR.. J. R. de Farges defeated George
=: IIuett OF tne washington country
Club, in the third sixteen, up and 1 to
play. They were all even at the turn.
The semi-f1nals in all of the sixteens as
we'll as those for the defeated Fights.
were about completed this morning, and
the players are now out in the final
rounds.
Complete Summaries.
The complete summaries for this morn
ing follow:
Fourth sixteen, semi final round-Robin-
son White. Columbia, defeated w. de
Ravenel. Bannockburn. up and to
play; George A. Rankin. Bannockburn,
defeated John Tyssowsli. Washington
Country Club. up and to play.
Third sixteen. semd-final round-W. A.
Knowles, Bannockburn, defeated Frank
Govern. Columbia, 3 up and to play:
DR.. J: r. de Fsrges. Bannockburn. de-
feated George F. Truett, Washington
Country Club, up and 1 to play.
Summaries.
First sixteen, semi-fnalEE. P Brook,
Bannockburn. beat Alpheus Winter, Co.
lumbia, 2 up; Edward B. Eynon, jr., CO.
lumbia, defeated H. M. Hall, Bannock-
burn. up and 3 to play.
Second sixteen semi-hnal round-Dr
John w. Brawner. Bannockburn, defeat
ed F. T. Waggaman, Bannockburn, 4 up
and 2 to play: H. c. Chamberlain. Column
bia, defeated P. Brown, Columbia, up
and 2 to play.
First sixteen, defeated Fights, semi
final round-Allan Lard. Chevy Chase,
defeated A. S. Mattingly, Columbia. 3
up and 2 to play: d. K. Jackson. Co
lumbia. defeated w. c. Ballantyne, Co.
lumbia., I'D and to play.
Second sixteen, defeated Fights; semi
final round-Charies A. Watson, Column
bia. defeated B. B. Hunt. Bannockburn.
; up and 2 to play; o. H. Wood, Ban
nockburn. defeated J. e. Baines, Ban
nockburn. 2 up.
Third sixteen. defeated eights semi
f1nal-H. E. Wilson. Bannockburn, de-
feated F. w. McReynolds, Columbia, 5
up and to play; DIR. T. ]. w. Brown.
Bannockburn. defeated H. J. Nichols,
Columbia. 3 up and 2 to play.
Fourth sixteen. defeated Fights. semi
finaNJohn c. Walker. Columbia, defeated
G. w. 1ngham. Columbia, by default; F.
I. Bartlett, Bannockburn. defeated C. s.