The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Home TALENT SCORES
At CABIN JOHN GOLF
George T. Cunningham. of Bannock-
burn, Captures Final Match from
burn. Captures Final Match from

Home talent took the majority Of prizes
In the first anual fall golf tournament
played on the new Cabin John Bridge
course of the Bannockburn Club, which
ended yesterday afternoon. George T
Cunningham won the first sixteen prize
and other home players who scored vic
tories were J. Martin Scranage, runner
up in the second flight; Carl Hookstadt
and A. l. Quaintance and E. w. Burton
and G. BreniZer, winners and runners
up, respectively, in the third and fourth
siXteens; B. L. Taylor, runner-up in the
second flight consultations, and w. l.
Travers. who was runner-up In the same
class Of the third sixteen. Columbia,
Kirkside and the Maryland Country Club
were the other clubs to furnish winners.
The final round match in the first flight
was, of course, the feature one OF the
day and fairly large gallery was on
hand when Cunningham and w H.
Hughes, jr., OF Columbia, met for the
premier honors.
Although from a strictly scientific
standpoint, the match was not all that
1t might have been, it was one of the
closest final-round ones that has been
shown in a local tournament in some
time. Hughes, who is a youngster still
In his teens" put up a very credible
game and received almost as many con-
gratulations for his game fight as did the
winner. His medal score was S6 to Cum
ningham's SO, the card being as follows:
Cunningham
Out .............4 6 34646 ST
In ..............S 81 5-42-S3
Hughes
Opt .............5 s 6546 5-A
In ....."........4 8 $3.50
The summaries:
FIRST SIXTEEN.
Seminal round-George T. Cunningham Ban
nockburn. defeated George E Truett Washington
{. C., up and ); W. H. Hughes. t., Columbia
defeated D. F. Asbury, Columbia 4 up and
Final round-George 7. Cunningham, Bsnnock-
0urn, defeated W. II. Hughes, r.. Columbia ! up
SECOND SIXTEEN.
Semi-tnal round-J Martin ScTansge Bannock-
and s. W. W. Smith. Columbia defeated II I.
Mhhin. Detroit up and
Final round-W. W. Smith, Columbia defeated ]
Martin scrange, Bannockbun, up and l.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
Semi-hnal r0und-E. W. Burton Bsnnockturn
defeated L. L. Dent, Bannockbun, 2 I'D and /:
Carl L Hookstsdt Bannockbrn, defeated CbarIes
Selden, r., Columbia, up and
Final roElnd-Carl e Hookstadt BapnockbnrD
defeated l. W. Burton, BannOckburn, up
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
Final round-A. L. Quaintance, Bannockburn. de
feated G. Bn7 Breni1er, ; Bsnnockburn. 4 up and z
CONSOLATIONS-FIRST SIXTEEN
Semi-hnal rOund|Thomas W. sassoer MARYLAND
c. C.. defeated DR.. 7. ]. W. Brown, Bannockb1rn
: up ard 4; DR.. Bruce L Taylor, Bannockburn de
feated Hugh Mackenzie, Columbia, 3 up and Z
Final commitments W. sasscer, Maryland O. c..
defeated DR.. Bruce l. Taylor, Bannockburn. S up
and UP
SECOND SIXTEEN
Semi-hnal round-J. S. Morris, Kirkside defeated
z. ]. Doyle. Bannockburn, up and 2. W
Trayers, Bsnnockbun, defes<d Il, g. Train %.
umbia, BY default. "
Final rUund-J. s. Morris, Kirksdde, defea,,d w
l. IraVen, Bannockburn, up and
THIRD SIXTEEN
Semi final round-F. s. Stitt, Columbia. defeated
J.: d Shoemaker. Columbia, by default: Cbs,Iss a
watson Columbia, defeated NJ. Dorset Bannock
burn, up and s. ""-'"O>N
Final round-Charles A. Watson CoIumbi. d.
ieated F. s. Sdtt, Columbia, ND and 2
No consultations in fourth sixteen