The Washington herald., 1920-10-23
SEMIFINALS REACHED
IN FALL GOLF TOURNEY
A, R. Mackenzie, Medalist in Qualifying
Round, Continues Pace-Five Matches
Carried to Nineteenth Hole

Spectacular playing and close
competition featured the play in the
first and second rounds of the CO.
lumbia Country Club fall tourna-
ment yesterday over the Columbia
course. representatives of three
clubs reaching the semifinals in
the championship flights.
A. r. Mackenzie, OF the Colum-
bia club, medalist in the qualifying
round. drove through to the semi
finals in two close matches, defeat
ing James Baird in the opening
round l up and Gordon Wood In
the next round by like count. w.
r. McCallum upset the bucket in
the first round when he waylaid
Dwight Partridge of Chevy Chase
} up and to go. Partridge turned
in a 7S in his qualifying round. S.
NJ. Newton. last years champion,
continued on his way today. side
tracking A. S. Mattingly in the first
round, up and ), and disposinE
of McCallum in the second by a 3
and count. The Richmond player
is looked upon as a favorite in the
play today. w. r. Tuckerman. of
Chevy Chase. and w. b. Stevenson.
of the Columbia Country Club. won
their way into the semi-finals to
complete the quartet which will
fight it out today.
Five Matches 10 Nineteenth.
Five matches were carried to the
nineteenth hole for settlement. two
coming in the second round. DIR. l..
L. Harlan copped his match with
A. L. Haines in the second group
on the extra hole in the second
round. After being forced to the
seventeenth green by c. E. FELTON,
in the first round. c. B. Asher of
the fourth group dropped l.. E. Sim
clair in a hard fought match on
the extra hole in the second round.
Charles Orme defeated II. L. Low
man in the fourth group on the
nineteenth hole in their first round
match, while Clarence Hall and
John w. Childress won first rouno
matches in the fifth group in extra
hole games, defeating C. ]. Paul and
NJ. c. Woodward, respectively,
Childress then won from Hall IN
the second round, up and l to go
Play in the semifinals in the five
groups will be staged this morning
and the finals will be run off this
afternoon.
Yesterdays results follow:
First Sixteen.
First round-A R. Mackenzie defeated
James Baird, / up; Gordon Wood defeated
c. A. Fuller. up; W. R. Tuckerman de.
feated W. K. Bradfeld, 5 and 4; G. II.
Chasmar defeated James Toy, 3 and 2;
Thomas sasscer defeated George T. Cunning,
ham. 3 and 2; W. B. Stevenson defeated
Thomas Moore, and 3: s. NJ. Newton de.
feated A. S. Mattingly. and ): W. r. Nc
Callum defeated Dwight Partridge, 8 and 2.
Second round-A. II. Mackenzie defeated
Gordon Wood, l up; W. r. Tuckerman de.
feated G. H. Chasmar, . and 8; W. B,
Stevenson defeated Thomas Sasscer, and
8; S. NJ. Newton defeated W. R. McCallum,
3 and ..
Second Sixteen.
First round-Horace Green defeated E. J.
Doyle, and 4; II. King Cornwell defeated
W. G. MendenhaH, up; F. B. Waggaman
defeated Lynn Haines, and 4: W. J. Nc
Nally defeated d. X. Jackson, 7 and 6; Dr..
L. L. Harlan defeated A. l.. Christman.
and 3; A. L. Haines defeated r. E. Hinton,
and 5; Hugh Mackenzie defeated +. r.
Pyle, and 8; W. L. willoughby, jr., de-
feated ]. Ligon, 3 and :.
Second round-Horace Green defeated H.
King Cornwell, 4 and 8; W. J. McNaily de-
L. Harlan defeated A. l.. Haines, 1 up, 10
holes: W. L. willoughby, jr., defeated Hugh
Mackenzie, 3 and 2.
Third Sixteen.
First rornd-Sherman Ford defeated II.