The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
TRAVIS TAKES
TWO MATCHES AT
COLUMBIA ] CLUB
Garden City Expert Reaches Semi.
finals in the Fall Golf
Tournament.

Practically all the favorites remained
'on velvet" in the annual fall golf
tournament of the Columbia Country
second rounds in the FIVE sixteens were
decided. Splendid playing resulted to-
day as five matches were for extra
holes, one Of which was not decided
until the twentieth.
Walter ]. Travis, of Garden City. once
international champion, who IL attracting
much attention. won both Of his matches
to-day. In the morning he defeated H.
c. Chamberlain, of Columbia, easily. the
score being and 6. The New York
golfer disposed of John c. Davidson. Of
Columbia who is. one Of the best players
in this section, by up and to play.
In the match with Davidson, Travis
made two holes under par going out and
finished the first half IS. With the ex-
cepting Of the tenth and thirteenth holes
he played par golf coming in and at the
rate he was going would have completed
the inward half in par figures but the
bye holes were not played.
Davidson started of by winning the
first hole to and lost the next to j.
The local player went out In Il and was
6 down at the turn. With a beautiful
approach Davidson won the thirteenth
in par. 3 against his opponents 4. The
cards follow:
Walter Travis
Outs 50 4,4543 +1
ms 5s4 44xxHa-G
John q. Davidson
Out 4s5654 81
In-5 S 5344x I-3&
The semi-finals and finals in the five
sixteens will be decided to-day. A
special eighteen hole medal play COM
petition is also carded.
The Summaries.
FIRST SIXTEEN
First round-walter J. Travis. d GarSen City.
defeated II. &. Chamberlain. Of Columbia. BY up
and to play; John Z. Davidson. d Columbia
defeated W. s. Harlan. Of Coumbi. by and y;
sells. of Chevy Chase by and /: A. 5. NAT
tinsiy. of Columbia. defeated Eddie b. Eynon. IT..
OF Columbia, by l up IN - holes; Robert Wier. OF
Wilmington defeated Oscar Underwood. OF Mont
clair. n. J.. by and 2: GARFIELD soptt. o Phila-
delphia &. e., defeated Moryen Thompson, Of Chevy
Chase. by and !; J. W. Brawner. Of Bannock-
bum. defeated Frank Phelps, Of Columbia. by and
s; WoIcott Tuckennan. Of Chevy Chase. defeated
Allan Lard. OF Chery Chase, by and L
Second round-walter J. Travis defeated John q.
Davidson, by and 4; A. 5. Mattinsy defeated
Z. L. Hodsers. by and /; Robert wier defeated
Garfield SCOTT. by ! up; Wolcott Tuckerman de-
feated J. W. Brawuer. by and s.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
First round-w. ). Keyburn, OF Chevy Chase, de-
feated E. Lodge Hill. Of Columbia. by and !;
A.
of Columbia, By and S; S. L. Heap. Of Chevy
Chase. defeated q. ID. Woodwork, of Columbia, b.
) and 2; W. A. Knowles. Of Bannockburn. de
fea.ed George T. Tnett, Of Columbia, by l up IN
10 holes; Otto Ieubkert, q Columbia, defeated A.
e. Yates. of Washington &. e.. By and l. Will
lam NJ Smith. Of Columbia, defeated II. A. ellis.
Of Columbia, by and Wilb-r kebiinser. q
Columbia. defeated Daniel X. Jackson. of Columbia,
by 9 and 1: +. r. wagszman. OF Bannock bum.
defeated q. s. CatIett Of Columbia. by and =
Second round-A- b. Leet defeated W. s. Rey-
burn. by ) and 2; s: l. Heap defeated W; ~, A.
lam NJ Smith, by and 2: Miiber kcblrnser de-
feated r. p. wagsamsn. by and }.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
First round-Dr. L. L. Harlan, q Columbia de
feated Arthur McGeorye. Of Wilmington. by , and
.; Edward Harlan. of Columbia defeated 4. VI.
Talcott Of Chevy Chase. by up: G. H Chasmer. Of
Columbia defeated Z. A. johnson. Of Baltimore. by
up in ls holes; a. Winter OF Columbia defeated
Brooke oi Bannockburn. defeated p B. Pyle. Of
Columbia. by and /: George p. James, Of Coluni-
ba, defeated L. E. Sinclair. a Columbia. by l ur in
Is holes; NJ. +. Danforth. q Columbia. defeated
C. C. Van Leer. Of Columbia by l up in ls holes:
II. ". Hall. Of Bannockbun, defeated ]. e. Walker.
Of Columbia, bS and L.
Second round-Eduard Harlan defeated Dr.. l.. l..
Harlan by default: A. Winter defeated q. II. Chas-
meT by and 4: George T.. James defeated T. L.
Brooke by default; N. E. Danforth defeated H. NJ.
Hall by and 4.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
feated S. p Thompson. Of Columbia. by and 4:
F. A. Geddes, of Columbia. defeated c. 2. Turner.
of BaltimoTe by I and S; +. c. Sibbald. Of Colum-
bia defeated G. H. Caldwell, oi Columbia, By 6
and 5; J. @. Let's Of Columbia. defeated P. II.
TampIett, Of Columbia. by and ;; c. S. Watts Of
Columbia. defeated Judge E. A. Newman. o Colum-
bia by default; DR.. J. II. London, Of Bannockbun.
defeated A ". Dunn. Of Washington @. C.. by :
up; DR.. Pans T. Brengle. O. Columbia. defeated
L. d. Underwood. Of Columbia, by ! up; c. A.
Watson Of Columbia defeated L s. NARROW, Of
Columbia, bs and l.
Second ruund-J. p. Armstrong defeated +. A.
Geddes by 4 and 3; F. C. Sibhald defeated J. c.
Let's by up; C. S. Watts defeated DR.. J. H. Lon
don by up; c. S. Watson defeated DR.. Paris Il
Brengle By and L
FIFTH SIXTEEN.
First ruund-H. H. Allen Of Columbia, defeated
J. L. Warren, of Bannockburn, by and ;; II. II.
Lurton, Of Virginia. defeated w q. Ballentyne, OF
Columbia by default; r. I. Bartlett, Of Bannock-
bum, defeated Frank Govern, Of Columbia BY up;
Robinson White. Of Columbia defeated q. E. Lang
ley, Of Columbia, BY default: J. r. Cissel, q Co
fumbia defeated L. b. Piatt, Of Columbia, by de-
fault; X. II. Pritchett, OF Maryland u. C.. Balti-
more defeated L. s. smith. Of Columbia, by s and
4; H. z. Cobey, of Washington, defeated o. J.
DE Moll Of Columbia. by 4 and 2.
Second round-f s. Appeman defeated J. L
Warren by default; Y. I. Bartlett. defeated H. II.
Lurton by default: J. r. Cissel defeated Robinson
White. by and !. H. p. Cobey defeated X. II.
Pritchett. By and !.