Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16

Last year the Chevy Chase and Column
bia Country Club golf teams tied for Sec
ond place in the "home-and home
matches. and the former won in the play
off,. Saturday the two team will meet
again, only for higher honors, Chevy
Chase having reached the final round
yesterday by virtue of its victory over
the Washington Country Club In the
semi-fnals, Columbia having won the
lower half two weeks ago when 1t beat
Norfolk.
In Yesterdays match, which was play
ed over the Columbia Country's course,
the Washington Country Club representa-.
t.yes took but one match out of the nine
played, losing all three Of the four-bali
ones and five out of the six singles The
three four-ball matches were all very
one-sided, the Chevy Chase players being
up throughout in each. the worst defeat
being registered by Wolcott Tuckermar
and F. H. Ellis when they won from Dr
Loren B. Johnson and l.. H. Green, uE
and g. Ormsby McCammon and Morven
Thompson defeated DR.. H. P. Cobey and
otto Luebkert almost as badly. while
Sam Dalzell and Allan Lards score
against George e. Truett and A. G.
Yates was 8 up and 8.
Some of the singles were very good,
however
George E. Truett. captain Of the Wash
ington Country Club team, and Sam Dal
zell of Chevy Chase, the latter winning
on the home" green. up. This ma,cn
could not have been much closer neithe:
PLAYER ever being more than up. Truett
won the first hole in par 4; the second
was halved, Dalzell squaring the match
with par figures on the third. Truet'
was up again on the fourth. the fifth was
halved and Dalzell again made IT all even
seventh, eighth and ninth making them
all even at the turn. Dalzell laid his sec
0nd almost dead to the hole on the tenth.
winning II in par 4, but he had trouble
then out into tho rough. finally squarins
the match by concedtng z. uett the hole.
The next two were halved, Truett losing
the fourteenth after It looked as u he
would be sure winner, the Chevy Chas Sc
player laying him stymie. This made
Dalzell ! up; halve. loss and another
halve making the players even on the
eighteenth tee. Truett had some more
hard luck on this hole. His second went
into the sand trap from whic, he made
beautiful out. only to lay himself a
stymie when he missed his putt. this CIV
ing Dalzell the hole and match.
Lard in Good Form.
Despite the somewhat one-sided score,
up and 8, the Allan Lard-A. c. Yates
match was also a good one. the players
being all even at the turn, both playing
an even game. but at this point Lard
pulled himself together and made seve al
holes under par, winning four and halv-
ing two Of the next six. ending the
match on the fifteenth. On the twelfth
he laid Yates q stymie, the latter knock
ing his opponents ball In the hole in
trying to pass 1t.
The only Washington Country Club
winner was L. H. Green, who defeated F.
H. Ell:s, 3 up. Abe Chevy Chase playe.
was leading at the tul n 1 up, but comil /,
in he played a very erradc game. De ng
all over the course. follow NJ gool
strokes with poor ones AMI losin, his
advantage, the players bein; all even at
the sixteenth, Green winning the next
ed a very steady game. his medal score
being very close to par figures.
DR.. H. p. Cobey played Ormsby Nc
Cannon q close match going out. there
never being difference Of MOI than be-
tween them, the match ending on the x
teenth when McCammon just missel a 2.
taking the hole in par 3. and winning q
Otto Leubkert, who generally plays at
Columbia. but who Is also member OF
the Washington Country Club. pushed
Morven Thompson, captain Of Chevy
Chase, hard In their match. losing 2
| laid him q stymie. This made Thomp-
son 3 up, .three wins and a loss in the
next four making them even at the turn
The tenth and twelfth were halved, the
Chevy Chase player winning the eleventh
and thirteenth. Thompson taking the