Evening star., 1915-05-22
Only One Visitor Remains in
Chevy Chase Golf
Tourney.
JACKSON OF BALTIMORE
WINS OUT BY ONE UP
Finals Carded for Late Today Should
Be Holly Contested All
the Way.

The semi final rounds of the various
sixteens and defeated eights were on
TINS mornings card at the invitation
soif tourney Of the Chevy Chase Club.
which will be completed today.
Conditions are ideal and no marked
upsets of form were registereN. Walter
X Tuckerman did the expected In his
match with ]. T. Parrish. jr, Of the
National golf links and won easily by
3 up and g. He is in splendid form and
is generally expected to win out this
afternoon. John Davidson had to sur
render to E. E. Jackson of Baltimore.
up. the latter meeting Tuckerman in
the finals.
The results Of this mornings play
follow:
FIRST S1XTEEN-SEMI-F FINAL
ROUNDS.
Walter R. Tuckerman Of Chevy Chase
defeated J. c. Parrish. jr., National
Golf Links. New York, by up and 4.
E. e. jackson. jr., Baltimore c. C.,
defeated John c. Davidson, Col c. c..
up.
SECOND SIxTEEN-SEMI-F FINAL
ROUND.
W. H. Duff, jr, Oakmont Golf Club.
Pittsburgh, Pa, defeated d. X. jack
son, Col, UP and 4.
Third sixteen, semi final round-E. L.
Bartlett, Baltimore Country CLUB. de-
feated F. H. Mccall. Atlantic City. by
l up; William C. Ballantyne of Column
bia defeated E. M. Talcott Of Chevy
Chase by 3 up and 4.
Fourth sixteen. semi-nnal round
E. F. Ladd, Chevy Chase. defeated L. W
Weaver, Columbia, l up.
Consolations.-First sixteen. semi
final round-Sam Dalzell. Chevy Chase.
defeated Lee L. Harlan, Columbia, up
and 2.
Second sixteen. semi-fnal round-H
B. Ingalls, of Pedesco. New York, de-
feated H. Oliphant. Chevy Chase. by 9
up and s. Harris N. Brown, Columb bia,
defeated l. T. Mann, Chevy Chase. up
and 3.
The fourth sixteen furnished one Of the
best matches of this mornings play, when
E. F. Ladd defeated L. w. Weaver, l up.
They were even at the seventeenth, and
apparently had halved the eighteenth.
when Ladd did the unexpected and ran
down a ten-foot putt for a win.
hole handicap event. which will last all
day. George c. Lafferty Of Chevy Chase
and Edward B. Eynon, jr., OF Columbia
had the best morning scores. Each made
81 gross, which gives Lafferty net IS
and Eynon q 76.
Visitors Play Good Game.
last evening, it was found that Walter
Tuckerman would have to look after
Chevy Chase's interests. while John
Davidson stood for the Columbia Club.
their opponents being from out of
town. Messrs. Parrish and Jackson
demonstrated yesterday that their
match play Is better than their medal
play, and IL the local men are to
triumph they will have to play con-
sistent golf all the time.
John Davidson has been the most con-
sistent golfer Of the tourney to date. as
he lost the qualification by only one
stroke to Allan Lard. and in the initial
round defeated the latter. In the sec
ond round Davidson met Reyburn and
defeated him by only l up, but the
match was a beauty all the way, and
quite q good sized gallery followed the
PLAYERS over the course. From the way
John Clapp was going IT was tnougnt t
that he also would have look-in for
the title, but Jackson put him on the
shelf in the second round. up and ,.
Walter Tuckerman always ts consist
entIy good on tho Chevy Chase club
course. and 1t is more than likely that
the man who defeats him will win the
championship. Tuckerman holds the
honor of having gone over the course
in seventy strokes. which Is three un-
der mar. and this sort of game is liable
to crop up at any time:
The defeat Of Allan Lard in the first
consola tions by Sam Dalzell was looked
for by the wise boys around the club
house. as the veteran round that luck
was against him in the morning battle
and found it difficult to get going right
in the afternoon.
Tollowing are the scores of the sec
ond round of match play and first
round of consultations:
Scores of Yesterdays Matches.
SECOND ROUND.
FIRST SIXTEEN.
rnct.rmsn defeated Chasmar. mp and 8.
Parrish defeated vishop. up and B.
Jackson defeated Clapp. = up and 3.
], c. Davidson defeated Reyburn, l up.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
MeAboy defeated Poore, up and I.
3. NJ Weaver defeated Taylor. up and 2.
Dun won from Peter by default
Jactson defeated Reynolds. 9 up and I.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
Mccall defeated Smith, 8 up and 2.
bartlett won from Beuret BY default.
Bsilautyne defeated Fairbanks, 8 up and 4.
Talcott defeated Truett. up.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
Nelson dsfe.ted Sutton up and l.
Edwards defeated White, ! up.
LAdd defeated Doing, mp and 2.
L, ". Weaver defeated Cobey. up and 1.
CONSOLATION EVENT.
FIRST ROUND.
FIRST SIXTEEN.
Ellis defeated Brookes, up and 3.
Ed Harlan defeated A. 8. Mattingly, 1 up.
Les Harlan defeated Prentiss. Il up.
Dalxel defeated Lard, up and /.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
oliphant defeated CLARK. l up In 20 holes.
ingalls, defeated N. 8. Kenny, 8 up and 7.
Mann won from partner by default.
Brown defeated Weir. up.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
Childress defeated Prentiss. 8 up and s, and
reached semi finals By double default.
Posey won from Cushman by default.
Babbitt defeated Richards, up and 2.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
g. B. Davidson defeated MinneSerode, 8 up
and 4.
Sawyer defeated McNally, mp and 2
Deuheld defeated McNally, 3 up and 2,
Hit defeated Davis, up and 1.