Evening star., 1921-10-14
SURPRISINGLY
|NGOLF TOURNEY
Scores at Noon in Columbia
Club Play ForeshadoW
Upsets.

| Several surprises appeared to be in
store at noon today with the players
In the first round of the Columbia
Country Club fall golf tournament
nearing the homo hole. Edward B.
! Eynon. jr., former District champion,
was all square with d. X. Jackson at
the eighteenth hole and the pair had
| TO play an extra hole.
Hugh ii. Faun defeated f. L. John.
ston. and l, and Lee l.. Harlan de-
feated -: d. V. Burr. and 3. a: +.
Mackenzie was 3 down at the twelfth
hole to E. NJ. Haley and Millard B.
STEVENSON was 3 up and to play
with George b. James.
Second flight results follow:
, John w, Childress defeated +. r.
Waggaman. ] up: J. G.. Davis: IT,
Smith defeated Gardiner Z. Orme. 6
AID ); G. II. Chasmar defeated Nor
v,n Thompson, and ): ". A. Brad
field defeated Lee Crandall . and s:
| NJ c. Peck defeated B. l.. Taylor.
5 and 3. and Z. c. Van Leer defeated
". r. Pearce, 8 and 9.
! Thomas w. Sasscer Of the Mary
| land Country Club proved the only
, bright star of an otherwise mediocr"
qualifying round. Sasscer had card
of 81 to lead the nearly 200 players
strokes in front Of D. X. Jackson and
Miller B. Stevinson. who tied for sec
ond gross.
| There was no apparent reason for
the high scores yesterday, as the
| wind was not too high. although the
main trouble appeared to be that no
ono was playing good golf. Certainly
| such a number of high scores has
seldom been seen in local tourna-
ment medal round.
| John w. Childress Of Chevy Chase
Il yyor N~l,
;or the net prize with cards of "A.
! Childress having S9-15-'4 and
Chaplin a2-ls-74. Play off for one
place in the first sixteen was won by
. George f. Truett. the veteran golfer
! Of the Washington Golf and Country
! Club.
/ Scores nno Pairinss.
/ In todays matches the contest be-
! tween Walter Tuckerman and Guy NJ.
/ Standifer stands out as the feature
while c. Ashmead Fuller plays the
medalist. Pairings for today and yes
! terday's scores follow:
! First hsht-B; d. Eynon, Columbia. 50. VS..
d. X. Jackson. Columbia. ~: W. Il. Tucker
! Columbia; s.; John ": Kr,wner. ,oIumbis.
; :: !. u. y, Burr. washington. s.: VI. :.
Columbia. 81, l. H. Halcy Maryland. 81.
! Us. \. X. mackenzie Columbia. So: {. \.
Fuller: Ghevy Chase, s3. ". T. '" saSscer,
Second hisht-F; L; wa:sam.n. Chez
-: !. c: Davis. Columbia, 50: vs: W. }.
-. W. W. Smith. Colrmbis. 81: Morven
Ihompson Chez Chase g.. vs. G. II.
Columbia. o.. -. lee Crsndal. jr.. Ban
nockhurn. 81: Ii. {. rers. Richmond, 81.
! vs.. i. l.. Taylor. fIannockhurn. ~: F. W.
| Sweeney. Maryland. u. VS. q: u. Ivory.
| Rannockhrrn. :I: e. [. Van I.ecr. Columbia.
| o.. vs.. W. Il. Iearce. Bannockburn. 81.
! Third fight-E. T.. Carlson. Washington.
/ o.. vs.. +. ?. Brooke. unattached, %; Tom
Moore. Washington. W. Harry L. kran...
| rs. Ray +. Chaplin. Columbia. o.: =. Vi.
. Manly, Bannockburn. ~. W. II. Mack. Wash
! ington, 93 charles Agnew. Maryland. -.
| vs.. II. Z. Doyle. Columbia, 81: {. II. Doyle.
Columbia, 80, vs.. Schuyler Phillips. Ban
! nockburn. SO: A. r. Leet. Chevy Chase. W.
". l.. Treadway. Columbia, a5: ". c. Hall,
Kirkside. aa. rs. n. ". Crane. Columbia.
ronr,h nsht-Robinson White. Columbis
Saylor. Columbia. %. Us. u. H. Saunders.
Washington. ~; Roger C'oombs. BannocsburI!.
81, y. II. G. Clarke. Washington. 81: II. G..
Train, Co!uinbia, %. vs.. A. :. Mstttaly. Co.
lnmbtA NJ: W. u Middleton. Washington
a6 vs. T.. r. Nixon. Naval Academy. So:
II = A,.ien,sn. Columbia. So ". :. l..
S-ill. Chevy Chase. 81; u. A. Rankin. Co
Iumbia, JS. ii. h. tnrnwen, Columbia,
!, ga and q. H. Child. Columts. %. vs.. W. NJ
smith, Columbia. %
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