Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-08
LIVELY CONTESTS
AT BANNOCKBURN
Results Of Today's Play in
Golf Clubs Annual Fall
Tournament.

There were no upsets In the first
round of match play In the Bannock-
burn Golf Clubs annual fall tourna-
ment, played this morning. Guy stan
differ of Waverley, Masa, won from
George Z. Truett Of Washington. 2
UP, and Lynn Haines Of Bannoekburn
won from Jerry shattuck Of Houston.
Tex. and 3. Albert L. Mckenzie of
Columbia won from Schuyler Philips
Of New York, 8 and 6.
Results in the second flight follow:
DR.. s. B. Balm defeated j. T. McIen-
ahan. and /; w. u. Baker defeated
H. ~ Hall, ! up; D.. K. Jackson de-
Hookstadt defeated W. T. Cuilinan.
by defaults; H. H. saum defeated
Douglas Hillyer, 6 and 4, and Il. J,
Doyle won from w. r. Pearce, and 4.
Third flight results were as follows:
B. 1. Howell defeated w. N. Turton.
Barkalow, 1 and 8; Fred ]. Haskin de-
feated A. p. Hare, l up; e. d. Will
Hanson defeated John T. Harris, 3
and l; Charles e. Stewart defeated c.
H Mcbride, 3 and 2: Ralph Barnard
den. jr.. defeated Fred s. Noise, / up;
| M. C. Woodland d efeated p. d. Page, 3
and 8. The second round is being
iplayed this afternoon in all flights.
Mackenzie Wins Round.
Albert r. Mackenzie of the Column
bia Country Club proved the winner
| of the qualification round in the Ban
nockburn Golf Clubs fall golf tourney
yesterday with card of so, two
strokes below his nearest competitor,
Jerry shattuck of the Houston Coun-
try Club. Houston, Tex.
Mackenzie played even golf from
start to finish. his card reading AZ
| $50. Shattuck had a 40 on the first
nine holes. but slumped on the in nine
runner-up in the 1915 tournament
given by the Bannockburn Club. An
ished in fourth place with an 81, whilf
George T. Cunningham, the winner In
the last open event at the Cabin Johr
course, had 81. but managed to gel
into the first flight. G. 2. Truett. Lee
l.. Harlan and Carl Hookstadt fin
ished in tie for last place in the
first flight, and Truett won the play.
off when he ran down a four. Harbar
misstng a three-foot putt for a half
Low net went to James A. White
s5-l4-Ti, and second low net wen,
to c. B. Asher of Banneckburn with
l91-1S-73.
Pairings for Today.
fellow:
First hight-G. e, Truett, Washington 1857
vs. Guy standifer. Waverly $50; John W
Frawner, Columbia 1881. VS.. @. r. Cunning
ham, Bsnnockburn (9n: w. j. Hughes, Kin
fsra go R,o vs. Hugh Mckenzie Columbia ts7l
NcCallpm, washington 1872; Lynn Haines
s Erow Jerry Hsss
vs. G. b. Asher, Bannockburn (9l); 8. Phillips
Hudson River (S7), VS.. A. r. Mackenzie 70
isnb'a ts@ j. "a. T. White. II. Hannoekbur'
eS,, vs.. s. B. Balm. washington 81: A 81. N
Hall. Kirkside s38l. vs. W. e. Baker, Ban
noekbarn t06li ]. T. Barnes, Washington (98l
vs., D. X: Jackson, Columbia (97l; W, i
les,; vs Douglas Hiliyer, washington sA 'ss1
E. J. Doyle. Bannockburn is7). vs. ". +
| Pearee, Rana0ckbnfn (35); q, l. Mssby, Wash
ngton (94). VS.. G. p Orme. Columbia 1851
Miles Taylor. Bannockburn (s8,, VS.. John L
Third Iight-E. l.. Howell. Washington 1907
Ialoney; Washington 1901, vs.. b. Barksiow
nl Ss, siGgi +: J. asstis; GelgpeI.
Mias1sea sass s9 'ee q Harris
!seDt vs, G, II. Mcbride, Bannockburn Ias,'
Ralph Barnard, Columbia Q03), vs. c. Hail
kirkside i0ll: caselden, IT,; Columbia (So)
ard. Bannocibarn tese' vs. ' p. B. PAGE y; T Rsd
''f Foult1 sighs.G y wortaine,o0. oo,um,,,
Mo5), bye; u. A. Ceombs, Columbia G2i1
9ye; B. 3. Simmons, Bannockburn (lIO), bye
Mfisssp sgs Hs ss.r, BE- S:,n Mst
9 PIER, dEso.. gei I; ": Turner. Wsshinster
., a. pfFy, Columbia 'ios}. ' y