The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
CAPTURES FINALS
IN WARDMAN CUP
MATCHES, S And 3
Defeats c. j. Dempsey of
Woodland on 18th
Green.
PLAY THROUGH RAIN
Marshall Whitlatch Beats
Hart 8 and 2 10 Lead Field
In Second Sixteen.
PLAY THROUGH RAIN
By AL CONNOLLY.

Miller p. Stevinson. of Columbia
country Club. defeated c. J. Dun
phy. OF Woodland. Mass and
IN the final match Of the Columbia
country Clubs annual spring Invi-
tation tournament yesterday after
noon. and will have the honor Of
being the first Columbia Club
golfer 20 have his name inscribed on
the wardman Trophy a replica Of
which was presented the victor
after the final round. Speaker Fred
erick II. Gillett OF the House OF
Representatives, made the preser-
! tation and awarded the prize, 20
the winners OF the various flight.
on the clubhouse veranda before a
large gathering The wardman
| Trophy has been In competition
since 1919. and had never before
been won by a member Of the Co.
lumbia Country Club.
stevtnson EIIminste. Kampman.
STEVENSON eliminated r. S. Rsmp-
man. Of Pine Valley. in the morning
round by 2 up and ! to play. while
/ Dunphy was administering de-
cisive beating to Donald Woodward,
~ Columbia. the match ending on
the fourteenth green. In the after
noon match. a driving thunder and
electrical storm did not appear to
AFFECT Stevinson's game In the least.
I The Columbia man. who was run
ner-up TO Walter -Tuckeruan. of
| Chevy Chase. a year ago. played er-
cellent golf all the way. goinE out
in "a and dubbing but two shots
the entire round. and staging al
most miraculous recoveries on both.
Marshall whitlatch. of Chevy
| Chase. defeated p. r. Hart IN
attached. 3 up and to play in the
| final OF the second sixteen.
s. Phillips. of Banuockburn. took
4 the final Of the third sixteen over
Hugh Mackenzie. % Columbia.
and .. Walter M-Callum had rather
an easy time Of II winning the hnal
of the fourth sixteen from f T
Brooks. 3 and .. p. II. Sears ~
Washington Country Club. defeated
F. NJ Sweeney. Maryland Country
club. 3 and in the final match NJ
the NTH sixteen. and F. Lodge Hill
Columbia. won over F. =. Porchrr.
Chevy Chase. by l up in the sixth
sixteen. @. II. Chasmar. Columbia:
A L. HawSe. Country Club - Nir-
ginis T II. Scales. Country club Of
Virginia: r. r. Bradshaw. Mary
/ land Country Club: Harry Krauss.
Rannockburn. and W. W. Rapley. of
Columbia. won the six consolation
rounds IN the order named.
Dunphy Gets Poor start.
Dunphy ditched his drive on the
first. and made poor recovery. los
ing the hole. STEVENSON shot a par
rhFFa his
nent again found himself ditched.
making the Columbia man two UP.
/ Both messed matters on the third.
Stevinson's drive going into the
tall grass He was over in three.
short Of the cup on his fourth. and
missed his putt for a six. Dun
/ ply drove a long ball. went into
a trap on his second. out on three,
t on. and took two puts for a six,
halving the hole.
The fourth was hslved IN fours.
Dunphy got down with a six for a
win on the long sixth. while Stew
! inson's hrassie found the sand trap,
Stevinson annexed the seventh,
holing out in FIVE after his brassie
went into the rough on his second
shot. Dunphy took a fve on this
Z hole
Stevinson's iron on the eighth
/ stopped dead on the edge Of the
green. and his pitch rolled to with
In inches Of the cup for a three
The Bay State golfer missed his
putt for a four. and STEVENSON was
two up again
STEVENSON 3 Up at Turn.
The Columbia man outdrove
| Dunphy by IS Yards on the ninth
and a beautiful brassie laid him
on the green. Dunphy reached the
green with an iron for three. Stew
inson missed an s-foot putt for q
four. and Dunphy's 7-foot putt hit
the cup. went in and Jumped out
again. making Stevinson three up
I al the turn
A long drive. a brassie 20 the left
Of the green and a pitch shot tina;
stopped s inches short of the cur,
gave STEVENSON a par four on tha
tenth. and made him four up COINS
20 the eleventh. Stevinson's putting
and approaching were far superior
TO that OF the Woodland repre-
I sentative.
Dunphy won the eleventh and
Stevinson won the twelfth after
rluhhinE his hrassie. his opponent
! concNdinE the hole upon going into
! the ditch.
! The thirteenth was halved IN
threes. and the fourteenth in fours,
! Dunphy's drive was short on thd
I fifteenth, he flubbed his second
: drove tn the right Of the green "A
! his third. while Stevinson. sfte1
! hooking his drive into a clumT Of
| trees make a remarkable recovery.
4 was on in three and proceeded 20
sink an lS-foot putt for the hole
| and match.