Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-22

flight consolation from L. L. Dent Of
Kirkside by FL.
The visiting players were enthusi-
astic in their appreciation of the man
ner in which the tourney was run off,
and the courtesy and good sportsman
ship shown all through the event.
Harlan Manages Event Well.
All credit is due Walter s. Harlan,
vice president of the Columbia Country
Club, and the man in charge of the tour
nament which was run of so success
fully Harlan is a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the U. S. G. A. and
conducted the event in the exact manner
in which the national championships are
place and in no case did a match leave
the first tee moment late The sum-
maries:
First fight-semi- hnaIFrank w
Dyer. Montclair, defeated Reginald S.
Worthington. Shawnee. 81; B. Warren
Corkran, Baltimore Country Club. de-
feated H. Lennox Bond, Sd, Baltimore
Country Club. 80.
Ftnal-B. Warren Corkran, Baltimore
Country Club. defeated Frank w. Dyer.
Montclair Golf Club. UP, in 10 holes.
First flight, consoiation-Semi- finale.
w. Elkins, Jr.. Huntington Valley. de-
feated j. W. Childress, Chevy Chase,
sd: w. c. Ballantyne, Columbia, defeat
ed Roy Pickford. Columbia. FL. Final
w. c. Ballantyne. Columbia, defeated G..
w Elkins. jr., Huntingdon Valley. %.
Second fiight-Semi- final-Robert Weir.
Wilmington, defeated Pierre A. Proal.
feated NJ K Neiffer, huntington Valley.
21 Final-Robert Weir. Wilmington.
defeated w. r. McCallum. Chicago. p.
Second fight, consolation-Semi-f final
John r. Maxwell. Merton, defeated f. C.
Morton. Baltimore. 6-4; j. w. Brawner,
Columbia. defeated f. N. Talcott. Chevy
Chase, 80. Final-John r. Maxwell de-
feated J. w. Brawner. 81
Third flight-Semi fnal-W. j. Hughes,
jr, Columbia, defeated D. F. Asbury,
Columbia, 3-2; E. NJ. Weaver. Chevy
Chase, defeated N. S. Kenney, Balti-
more. / up. Final-E. NJ. Weaver.
Chevy Chase. defeated w. ]. Hughes. jr.,
Third flight. consolation-semi-f final
w. W. Smith. Columbia. defeated H. r.
SwartZeii. klrkside. by default: ID. +.
Doyle. Columbia, defeated r. =. corby.
feated H. E. Doyle, "a.
Fourth fight-Semi- final-M. c. Bur-
ton. Huntington Valley. defeated r.. II.
Pritchett. Baltimore. l up In 20 holes;
car Woodward. Baltusrol. p. Final
N. C. Burton defeated d. X. Jackson. 1
up.
rourth fight. consolation-semi-fi final
j. NJ Scranage. Bannockburn. defeat
! ed Robert Stead. Chevy Chase. by de-
fault; +. p. Waggaman. Columbia, de-
feated ]. l.. Warren. Columbia. O..
Final-F. P. Waggaman defeated ]. M.
| Scranage, Sc.
Fifth fiight-semi- flnal-E. L. Bartlett,
| I'd I5altimore. defeated F. B. Pyle. Co.
| lumbia. So; W. C. Worthington Column
| bia, defeated W. C. Fowler. Columbia. by
default. Final. Z. L. Bartlett defeated
Nv. c. Worthington. 2 up.
| Fifth fight. onsolation-Semi-h nhl-L.
dent. Kirkside. defeated Harry Ward
| man. Columbia. a.; H. M. Hall. Co
| lumbia, defeated C. P. King. Columbia,
6-5. Final-H. NJ. Hall defeated l.: l..
Dent. III.
| The quadrupls tie for the medal in
| the qualification round between Donald
Woodward, George P. James and Roy
Bond. 81. Of Baltimore. was won BY
Bond, with score Of 81. Woodward did
not play. James was out in ~. but was
back On &c. Pickford had IS.