The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-11
CHAMPIONS ENGAGE
In FIRST SIXTEEN
District and Middle Atlantic
TihehOIders Meet Today.
CLARK COCHRAN WINS MEDAL
Baltimore Man Turns in Best Score
Over Wind-SWept Course.

The luck of the draw in the first
sixteen at Chevy Chase in the annual
spring golf tournament has brought
the present District champion, Ed.
ward B. Eynon, jr., and the present
middle Atlantic States titleholder,
W. c. Ballantyne, jr., together in what
IS expected to be the feature match OF
the day
One OF the two is bound TO be elm
mated before the close OF the first
days play. Other matches expected
to develop some high class competi-
tion are those between Kenneth Ed
wards, of Midlothian, and Samuel
DslEell, OF Chevy Chase, and r. w.
McCallum and Norman Maxwell the
Philadelphian and winner OF the North
and South championship at Pinehurst
this winter
Upper Half TOpheavy.
The upper half Of the first sixteen
is topheavy with d. Clark Corran,
msdalist yesterday: Edwards, Dalzell,
Eynon. Ballantyne, and Bond. The
lower half should produce rather easy
sailing for W. S. ReybUrn, former Dis
trict titleholder.
D. Clark Corkran went through the
eighteen holes in 10 yesterday. Cork
ran had the advantage of better over
head conditions than some OF the
other good golfers. A gale, blowing
well UP to 5 o'clock yesterday, made
the going anything but advantageous
for low scoring. Cards of 90 or worse
were in evidence and alibis were fire.
ouent
corkran. Edwards, Maxwell, Rey-
burn, Eynon, and Ballantyne handed
in creditable scores. DR.. L. L. Har-
ban, for the first time in many tour
naments, failed to get in the first six
teen
PaIrinEs for Today.
The pairings for todsy's match play
with qualification scores follow:
First si1teen-Kenneth Edwards. Midloth-
Chase lIs-ss-s5): H. Lennoz Bond ad' "a. Bsiti-
more (4i-ts-s7l. Is. d. Clarke Cochran. Bal
timore tn-SS-7s): E. B. Eynon, jr.. Col c.
G. l4s-5s-SS); W. r. McCallum, Chicago
tt-44-Ssl, vs.. Norman Maxwell, Aronininl
tn-4o-sil; Donald Woodward, Col. c. C.
A-AAAs SueNg NnAte
t4S-i2-s1; W. P. Cleveland, Toledo
tts-4S-sol, vs.. John H Clapp, Chevy Chase
t[4i-SSl: G. Z; Chasmar. Col. c. c.
Chase tls-l.-S9; E. Lee Jones Chevy chase
,tss-.s-esl, Va: L B. T johnson, Chevy
Second sixteen-w. ]. Hughes. jr.. Col c.
9; t45-f7-szl, vs. H. R. DuiRny. jr, Chevy
chase l4s-45-ss): K. L. Finkenstaedt, Col
e: {. tls45-ssl, Va R. Hayden, Naval Acad- |
ttsl5-s1l, vs.. A. B. Leet. Chevy Chase as |
1i-eS); P. S. p Randolph. r., Pine Valley
t t: 3 ~ T:bS G9ild CaI Chevy Shsss
81. vs., l. B. PurneIl, Baltimnre C5-Is-s3);
L L Harlan. Col. c. c. (4s-45-9ll. vs.. J. c. |
son. Col G. c. t4s- siI vs. " Z sI 1SEie
tor. Baltimore t51l3-SD; Reeve Lewis, |
Chevy Chase (E-4+-SI, vs.. ]. W. Young
Third sixteen-O. H Wood, Col c. c.
t5o-te-Sel, vs.. D. X. jackson Col. c. c. a. /
5-Sli J. w Bailey. ir:, Soldiers Home go |
$40; Ashmeade Fuller. Chevy Chase 10 1
$50, vs. s. Harris Bann. C5I-4G-s5J: A r.
mckenzie Col c. c. tS3-4l-s3l. VS.. Morven 1
Thompson, Chevy Chase (4s-45-S4: p J.
OrIne, Col. c. c. $3.50, vs. E H Ioftus
Chevy Chase t52-4ESl: J. H. Chapman
kirkside is2-tt-s6l, vs.. !. R. Prentiss. No
t<s-ts-ssl, ys. Hugh Mckenzie. Col. c. c.
tts-iI-s5l: F. P. waggaman. Chevy Chase
t tsssstss-Ssi' vs. Z. S. DuvaIl jr., Wash. c c
Fourth siIteen-Harris N. Brown. Col. G
G. tts-is-sll, vs.. o. J. De Mol. Col. Q. c.
ttstS-Sl; }. S. Larcombe, jr.. Chevy Chase
ts24S-sil. vs.. A J. Cummings Col. G. q !
lso4s-ssl: Z s. Smith. jr.. Col. C c. GA
~, Va A 5: Aattingly, Col. O. C. C4s-4S-gSl:
IA 14arTy MardmSn. Col. c. c. C54-l3-g7D. vs.
w: c. Barr. Wash. c. c. t53-I5-gsl; z. II.
Miswei4, Aontclair t4s-4S-g0. vs.. G. n
Iruett, Wash. c. c. t5l-l7-SSl: c s. WATTS |
Col; G; c t5l-4S-gil. vs.. z. VI. Posey, Col. /
c. c. (5o-f7-s7l: II. NJ Han. Kirltride DDS.
ssl, vs.. W. L Hillyer. Chevy Chase G5s-t-
20: Z. N Talcott. Chevy Chase t53-i5-sSl /