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FINISH UP FIRST ROUND
Close Matches Played by Bannock-
burn Golfers for John Henry
Alva Williams Cup.

The play for the John Henry-Alva Will
liams cup. given by these two members
of the Washington base ball club to the
Bannockburn Golf Club. has reached the
second round. all the matches in the first
round having been finished Many of the
matches were close. The club champion.
Richard Beattie. was defeated in the first
round by William Mackie The latter then
won his second round match. defeating
Miss Patterson by rs. The results:
First flight-John Harris defeated Mrs,
e. l.. Taylor. / up: w. c. Worthingtou
defeated S. II. Greene by default: e. W.
Hockstadt defeated Freeman. %; L.
| w. Burton defeated James White, l up
| +. Apo defeated Dorset by default; J.
| Martin Scranage defeated r. V. Manley,
| 81; H. c. King defeated Mcbride.
3-2: Porter defeated Miles Taylor, |
| up. T. J. w. Brown defeated J. r de
FargeS, ] up; A. Burbage defeated kee-
| fer by default: Stewart defeated w. 9.
de Ravenol; Bartlett defeated Graves
| by default; b. l., Taylor defeated Miss
Herring. al; Mrs. de Farges defeated
6. Moore. FL; Herman stabler de
feated II. q. Nichols by default Emery
defeated Miss Gordon, l up in u holes
Pearce defeated e, J. Doyle. 4-2: Miss
| Patterson defeated d. w. Lum by de
i fault: William Mackie defeated Richard
| Beattie, 81 John l. Warren defeated
George l. Cunningham by default: Mrs.
Moulton defeated c. 4. Hunt by default.
! Second round-Worthingt defeated
| iockstadt. 81; Burton defeated Apo
| 1t Mackie defeated Patterson, IS.
| Miniature cups Will be given to the
winner and runner up. Three quarters
| of the difference in handicapS is allowed
As was expected, a new world record
was set for championship golf competi-
| ton yesterday when Long Jim Barnes
| of Philadelphia won the pro tourna-
ment at the Van Cortland Park New
| ty-two holes of medal play His rival
| for top honors, who had tied with him
| for first place the day before. p. j
| Doyle, got into lot of trouble on the
sixth and ninth holes, each costing him
| six, which killed his chances to catch
the flying Briton, who finished his aft
ernoon round with q score of 73. Barnes
played with Doyle and the gallery had
| the chance to compare the shots OF
| each man. In the final round Barnes
was going like a house atire, his iron
shots being great and he missed few
puts. Bob Mcdonald, the brawny Scot
| was thought to have chance to catch
! Barnes, as the latter seemed to be slip
ping on the out nine of his last round
| but McDonald'S best was a H. which
gave him fourth place. Elmer W
| Loving, the Quaker Ridge pro. who
| learned his game on the Van Cortland
| course, was tied with Jack bowling OF
| ScarSdale at 219. for second place
Loving had the best two rounds of the
| day with 69-6S, while Dowling's rounds
| of 6S70 annexed second place on the
| last days play. Barnes got 5000 in
| cash for his first place bracket. Bob
| Mcdonald, the comedian OF the pro
ranks, introduced the same skit he
| produced at Minikhada, when he pro-
cured his bagpipes and led the crowd
of "old country" men around the lawn
| in front of the clubhouse to the tune OF
"Tipperary." The scores: