Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

the shortest on the 'course-histee shot be-
ing dead to the hole and enabling him to
reached the green on hts first. but being
too far away to bury his putt. The
seventh was halved, two good drives fol-
lowed by good approaches finding both
players on the green. Brawner Got q
four, Hurley equaling these figures after
trimming the cup on his third.
Brawner lost the eighth and ninth. and
the pair turned for home with Hurley
up. 1t was = up on the tenth when Hur-
ley won the hole in par after the Ban
nockburn player had made a poor drive,
topped his second and then missed two
puts, getting &. The next also went
to Hurley, Brawner again topping his
approach shot. this win making the
Columbia player dormie I. 1t was now
up to Brawner to win every hole, and
he. was, of course, unable to do this.
although he did manage to stave off
defeat by taking No. -.
On teh thirteenth. which proved to be
the last, both got away poorly and lay
better third, but still being about ten
feet away from the hole. 1t was up
to him to hole this. as halve would
now do him no good. and the match
ponent had holed his fifth. This halved
the hole, but ended the match, with Hur-
ley up and 8.
Hurley won the match OIL fueFlts diiQ
his opponent was one OF the first to tell
him SO. AS was stated before, his game
was almost perfect, and his approaching
was accuracy personified Brawner
played well in spots but too many OF hts
good strokes were followed by poor ones.
The card for this match was:
Hurley
Out: :. as Ia
Out. .......... s $3.50 Sc
In........... Xxx x-22-G4
The match In the consultations OF the
first sixteen between Eddie Brooke and
DR.. Lee Harlan attracted almost as much
attention as that In the main event. DR..
Harlan was up ali OF the way, being dor
ME at the fourteenth. Brooke settled
down and took the fifteenth sixteenth and
seventeenth and for while it looked as II
he might square the match on the eight
zenith. BIT the doctor finally took 1t, win
ming the mach UP.
c. c. Van Leer of Columbia, with a net
score of 60. took the net score prize in
the all-day handicap event, while Allan
Lard of Chevy Chase and A. s. Mattingly
of Columbia tied for the gross score prize
with Sis. Lard came within an ace of
winning the gross score prize, as he
missed two-foot putt on the last hole
| for an So
The complete summaries follow:
First MISREPRESENTATION round--John W. Brown
er, Bannocsburn, defeated Edward b, Eynon.
j.; Columbia. up; Harlow Harlow Hurlty Columbia
to play. Final round-Hariow Hurley, CNlumbis.
defeated John w. Brawner, BanDockhurn, ~
and 10 play.
rem. Bsnnockburn. defested NJ. E. Danfor;h, Co,
aa asa joaS To e.
: up and to play. Final round-Alphsns Win.
nockburn. : up ard ) to play.
Third sixteen-Sem-d nal round-Lee Crandall,
IT,. Rannockhurn, defeated George Denfeld Chevy
no Sass 'a aef@sted wiiiism o. Ghsri toinm
dali IT,. BannocSbanrn. defeated j. u. seranase,
Toar,b sixteen-semianai round A. ]. Whit
Rannocrburn. J up; 4. II. Mccormiek, Washing.
ton Country Club, drew bye. Fina! round
). II. Mccormick, Washington Country Club.
TO play.
DEFEATED FIGHTS.
Frs, sixteen semi-hnsI ROUNDUP. Lee L.
Harlan. columbia. defeated Or. IL. r. CobsS.
E Srssss co s up Deg = @.n
Knowiss. Bannockburn. 2 up and / to play.
ssa as TS%ar BROOKE
ch SsssDe Chase. Jefestea s. H. Harris, ssnaocs
cSnss ae ans George Raasn trs
:, up and ; TO play. Final raund-c g, ehssnar,
Chevy Chase. defeated II. oilphanr. Chevy Chase.
T FL sa sixteen e may seml.haal round DR.. +. /.
Bartlett. Bannecshusn, defeated shse-
maker B.nnoesanrn : rp' pr. h,,a Si"s s
aeesb l l, up Final rauna-ns. u, =. Xichoss.
Bannackhuru, defeated Or. +. l. Bsrtlett, Ban.
noskeurp, up and ITO I to play ,.a-u n s,,,,.
Bannockhun. wpn BY default Of lower half.
Tn tb> a,l-aav handicaD event at