Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

The twelfth annual competition for
the Siamese cup naturally was the en-
crossing golf topic of the week at the
Chevy Chase Club. with the match be-
tween Daixell and Tuckerman Thursday
afternoon taking preference as the best
contest in the event. Although DalzeH
won by tho large margin Of 50. ne had
to show q great game in order to win.
his feat of winning Ave straight holes
from Tuckerman. who captured the
spring tourney given by tho club, being
rather out Of the ordinary.
The woman golfers OF the Chevy
Chase Club are exceedingly active this
fall A handicap club tournament Will
be hold next week. with tho qualif1ca-
ton round slated for Monday. with
eighteen hole match rounds to be play
Cd the following days Two si1teens
will qualify in this event. one to be
those actually to take part in tho ma
jor event and one for the non -aualihers.
A prize will be awarded to the player
turning in low qualification score.
Prizes also will be awarded to the WIN
with an award to the successful COM
petitor In the minor flight
rho woman players Of tho Chevy
Chase Club have Issued . challenge to
the retired admirals Of the club to en- en-
which has not yet been set The ad-
miraIs, Of whom there are several.
number among their company some
rood players. and although there are
Ane golfers among the feminine contin.
rent. the women. probably. will And II
no easy matter to overcome the FORMER
service men-
also viii. in tho near future =, issue sue,
an players picked from the Columbia
Country Club. the Washington Golf
and Country Club and the eannock-
Tho foursome which was held over
the course Of the Baltimore Suburban
club last Monday between Tom Skip
per. the Suburban Club pro; and Jim
OF chevy Chase and Jimmie Spencer OF
the washington Suburban Club will be
repeated at the Chevy Chase Club to-
morrow afternoon. when the Baltimore
| .'pros" will engage the local pair In q
! return match.
| A ringer tournament is being held
among the woman golfers at Chevy
cember Is. These events are sometimes
called choice score competitions. and
anv low score made in q full round
counts in favor Of tho player. the par
ticipant having the lowest composite
score the day the tourney closes being
the winner.
| The great game shown by Julian r.
Bishop against Dalzell in the third
round OF competition for the Siamese
| CUP Friday afternoon Is worthy OF
comment Had II not been for the fact
that Dalzell ran down an eight-foot
putt on the final green to square the
match he would have been beaten and
his great recovery would have been
| fruitless. He was down at the fifth
hole and down at the turn and dor
mie down at the seventeenth tee. but
captured the next two holes through
a combination of his own good play
and hooked toe shots by his opponent
Bishop lost his match on the twenty
first hole by going too hard for e
AZ his approach putt on the very fast
green ran ten feet over tho CUP.
AZ the annual election Of ofnoers OF
tho Columbia Country Club. held Wed
nesday evening at the clubhouse. the
ticket for the previous year was again
upheld. No changes were made in the
executive officers OF the organization
The officers are: President; Emmons
Harlan: secretary. Arthur B. Shelton
treasurer. John Poole.
were reelected for 1913. They ara
James Baird. Janice sharp. J l.
Wsavse. r. L Corby and George p
oa,gs I'd: e S1S.s Of %nssr To-
Dodgs. d e. Doyle. H c. Sheridan and
[. W Estes For 1918 W. e. Shannon
W. n. r. Brandenburg. A 7. Leech. jr.
j. Il. Baines AMI Frank Govern c2nsti-