Evening star., 1915-06-13
below, the figures following each name
being the players, qualifying scores:
COACH NICKALLs.

FIRST SIXTEEN.
First reund-P. L; Hodges Ss, ". Donald
Woody Woodward ts4. Z. 9: BurTm.n 81 vs.: 2 4 B.
erieS l. b Davis VS. iss,. 3 B. Gi.R .s ass vs.. Howard
?. cobey go. Frank $. .Appleman (s6 VS..
% Harold oT Doyle s j. HendrisR ss ss
vs. C. II. Stearns (s2), John c. Davidson tS4l
vs.. Alpheus Winter ISD.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
First First rsgnd-George chadws1l tpD vs.. D, F.
eorsg esy + + F. Rss ssnn 81 o. VI, ,. hFeeTs F. scott It
Perry esS,. c. G. Van Leer nesJ Vs. p II. lamp.
lett tes). 4: n; Bum te4, vs.. s. Percy Thomp-
l02,, Robinson White jes, 7s. T. 6. Moore 1as,.
Claude S. watts (es) w. E. B. Mitchell (so,.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
First round-Albert Mackenzie (9s) VS.. E. B.
Rstsan B. s1sv & 9s 1x, H Ham. Hama n % ", Charles M
as Guy @ saeid p5' IS 1s 80 J. sres saessr ss
Frank Govern ,eD VS.. W. L. Smith css), Herbert
T. Shannon (e7) vs.. Il. C. Robinson iSs,.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
First round-Robert W: Cox u0s, vs.. Frank
Leech nosl, James P: Mewshaw dos) vs. Gus
.1o5). Paul Freeman u05) vs.. ". II. R Ban.
ssssn 0S @ Eugene e. eHso9 sess q = Charles
Shoemaker nO4,, Charles orme (104) Vs. R. q.
FIFTH SIXTEEN.
First . round1J; E; Shoemaker u1n vs. Percy
1l4, Carter B. Keene r1s5 ys Ralph P. Bar Bar.
nard I do6,. Charles A. Caldwell n1s, vs. Byron
q R;.s Graham ,os qGg, ,.u A. n Giles nlA VS.. G l.
SM1cLaughlin u nos,. W: D: Fleming i1os) W. ".
II. West l1o), Carl D. Sheppard u1oI ". 4. I.
Bryant 12D. ' w. a. l."
Eddie" Eynon, with a n, made the
best qualification round score. beating
out George P. James, who finished sec
ond, by four strokes. Play as fndi-
Gated above is scheduled for this week
and the round must be completed by
Thursday evening at s o'clock.
Last weeks eventful match for tbe
District championship between viii
liam S. Reyburn and Walter Tucker
man furnished the rather UNIQUE fea :
ture of donor fighting for a trophy
he had put up. The handsome cup
which goes to the club winning the
event was given the association ioinf-
ly by Reyburn and J. H. de sibonr
By the formers great work he now
has leg on It,. His victory does NOT
affect the custody of the cup this year.
as the rules provide that the club
which the winner represents will hold
it for a year. and, as Tuckerman was
last years winner. the cup simply re-
mains at Chevy Chase, with Reyburn's
name added. Reyburn, of course. re-
ceives the prize emblematic Of the
championship of the District.
The new Kirkside Golf Club. which
now occupies the old Bannockburn
course at Chevy Chase Circle. is rap
idly getting things in condition for
play. Arrangements are being made
pected that its members can begin
active play within the next week or
SO. About twenty new members have
been admitted.
John Davidson and Lee Harlan
played an interesting match at Colum-
bia Monday afternoon, when they fin
ished all-even after sixteen holes of
exceptionally good golf. Davidson was
up going out and Harlan 1 up COM
ing in, due to an eight-foot putt on
the last hole. Both had even fours
coming in, and would have had them
going out but for the fifth hole, where
both went out of bounds, which gave
them each six.
But two matches were played in the
for the Board of Governors
cup at Chevy Chase during the week.
J. F. Wilkins 12) beating ]. H. Hay-
den Gs). Z up and s.. in. the second
ming from c. G. Treat (9), by up at
nineteen holes In the semi finals. The
match between Weaver and Treat was
the best of the tournament to date, AS
they are both rated at nine strokes
they started even, and it was a "nip
and tuck" affair all the way round
weaver took the match on the nine
teenth with a pretty par 4, after Treat
had made a rather poor approach.
Clark w. Gould of Bannockburn will
leave Washington on the first of the
month for Portland. Ore, where he will
spend a year on business for the
United States forest service. Gould Is
very popular at Bannockburn, and will
be badly missed.
John Davidson OF Columbia moved to
virginia yesterday for the summer.
His summer home Is near the Wash
ington Country Club, and he probably
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