Evening star., 1916-10-21

cd good golf. but Dyer was up at the
turn and won by 5-3.
The last time w. c.. Ballantyne and
Warren Corkran played the verdict
went to the Columbia man. but yester-
day Corkran was out for revenge and
got 1t to the tune of 7-6. In the after
noon against the steady veteran. Lee
L. Harlan of Columbia, Corkran had
ten straight fours and the first ten
holes and was 4 up on his opponent.
He won by 81
Reginald Worthington had to go at a
seventy-nine clip to take the measure
or Donald Woodward of Columbia by
81. the home club man taking five to
tho seventeenth hole
Sensational Putting Seen.
H. Lennox Bond, 3D.. of Baltimore.
who tied for the low qualification med
al. was dormie up on ]. D. Cassels of
the Chevy Chase Club, but Cassels won
the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth.
Both men were on the green at the
short sixteenth and Cassels holed a
twelve-foot putt for a 2. Not to be
outdone and in an attempt to bring
the match to a close Bond tried for his
2. His ball went straight on the hole
and hung on the edge, but dropped In
to give him 3-2 margin.
Thomas Sasscer of the Maryland
Country Club of Baltimore, the medal
list in the Bannockburn tournament last
week, beat Roy Pickford of Columb bfa
In the morning by 81, but could not
get going against H. Lennox Bond, 3d.,
In the afternoon. Bond was out In 3S
and was up, winning the match by
4-3.
In the second sixteen Albert Nc
Kenzie of Columbia beat John r. Max
well of Merton in the morning, but
found a little harder going against
Robert Weir of Wilmington in the after
noon and was beaten by 3-2. John c.
round match by default. but was beat
en- in the afternoon by the very ac-
curate putting of Pierre A. Proal OF
Deal. who found the bottom Of the tin
from all distances.
In the semi-1nals of this fight today
Proal plays Weir. while McCal1um
meets M. X. Neiffer of Huntingdon Val
ley. who scored victories over E. NJ
Talcott of Chevy Chase and A. G. Buhr-
man of Columbia.
the third flight when o. H. Wood OF
the home club defeated Julian T.
Bishop Of Chevy Chase, 1 up in 10 holes
on the tee Bishop was erratic, hooking
his drives frequently. while Wood was
The semi final and final rounds are
being played today, bringing to a
close one of the most successful tourna-
ments even given by the local organ
ization.
The Summaries.
The results of the first and second
rounds of match play follow:
First round-First iight--F. W. Dyer. Upper
Montelair. defeated George Elkins, Huntington
Valley, 3-2; Alex. Coles, Sha vince, defea ted
Reeve Lewis, Chevy Chase. 30; II. L. Bond
3-C. Donald Woodward Columba defe atpd T
W. Childress. Chevy Chase, 81: r. 8. Worth
ington. Shawnee. defeated Robert F.. Burks.
teated Roy a. Pickford. Columbia. %; L. L.
Harlan: Columbia. defeated George P. James,
Columbia. -; B. Warren Corkrsn, baltimore,
Second round-Dyer defeated Coles, 5-3:
Worthington defeated Woodward. al; Bond
defeated sasscer. 4-3 Corkran defeated Har-
Second hight-First. round-A. r. Mckenzie
Columbia; defeated John II. Maxwell. Merton.
Truett. Wash. q. and C. C.. st; Pierre A.
Proal, Deal. defeated b. G. Morton. Baltimore.
2 up; Jchn 6. Davidson, Columbia. defeat ed
man, Columbia. defeated George T. Cunning ham.
Bannockburn. by defAult; NJ. X. Neiffer, Hunt
valley defeated Ms.1 Fl NJ Tsisot Chew
ed John W; Brawner. Columbia. up in 10
holes: 2: II. Worthington, shawnee. defeated
W. N. Weaver. Huntingdon Valley, 2-1.
Second round--weir defeated Mckenzie, 3-2;
Proal defeated Davidson, 4-3: Neifer defeated
Buhrman, up; McCallum defeated worthington,
Third fiight-First round-w. I. Travers, Ban
nockburn. defeated ". W. Smith, Columbia, 2
up; D. =. Asbury, Columbia. defeated C. A. wat
lumbis. defeated Il R. swa1tae asnI' kirisiGe iii de-
Al; E. Lodge Hill. Columbia. defeated. Il. p
default; o. II. Wood. Columbia. defeated Julian
T. Bishop. Chevy Chase. up. in 10 holes; n.
ap H. %saser Chez; 6sss
defeated Samuel Harris. Bannockburn, 4-3
Otto J. De Moll. Columbia. defeated Robert L.
Second round.A.bary defeated Travers. 81:
Hughes defeated Hill: e., Kenney defeated
Fourth oe,aadeo FoandH aC ccbey Co.
lumbia. defeated r. Stead, 5r.. Chevy Chase,
6-5; Oscar Woodward. Baltnsrol. defeated B.
feated J. N. scranage. Bannockburn. i up: D.
Chevy Chase. 2-I; r. II. Pritchett baltimore.
defeated F.'P: Waggaman. Columbia. 8-2: r.
A. Weldon. Washington Golf and Country Club,
holes; 8. s. symington Baltimore, defeated
John L. Warren, Columbia. .7-e: N, C. Burton.
inston Golf and Country Club. By default. default WASH,
81; Jackson defeated Price, 30: Pritchett de.
Fifsi si1teen-rir.t rcund-E. L. BARTLETT 3d.
e.%'1s; e. n Van Ieer Columbia. aefeatsa fae A. y
Leecb. jr... Columbia. @6; Hugh McKen.ie,
defeated "A. Il. Chr1Btman, Columbia
i up; F. B. Pyle. Columbia. defeated Harry
wsrdmsn. columbia; al; W. 6: .worthinston.
&: q: oTms; Columbia s.n,. W defeated BrengIe.
defeated a. N. Hall. Columbia, i up; Robinson
white, Columbia, defeated N. E. Danforth, 80.
"a; Pyle defeated Mckenzie. l up. in 10 holes;
defeated 0rme. 1 up; Fowler de,
eeated White, mp.
First -Consolation-George Elkins de-
eeated Reeve Lewis. +S; J. W. Chiidress de-
fested 4. p. Burks, -; Roy Pickford defeated
]; D: osssels: e; y. g. Bailantyne defeated
Second niGht-.consoIation- John R. Maxwell
defeated G. 3. Truett. 5-3; F. G. Morton drew
: bye; E; ". TsIsott M r drew a bye; John ".
Third night-Consoiation- W. Smith de-
feated c: a. Watson 81; H. s. swartsen
Bishop. By, default; R. L. corby defeated S.
Harris, F3.
drew q bye; J. N. seranage defeated r II. Nc.
Po:sy. - John ..!a,. L; Ws1rep ssaa drew ! bSe.
Fifth hisht-Gicn'I'a nD H:-.. 1; Dent defeated
4 i...sd efenc T. up; aId%.n KIM d.s~ es