Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
|CALL is W|NNEROF
INDIVIDUAL HONORS
Repeats Score Of SO Made in
Hermitage Tournament
Recently.
TEAMMATES DO WELL
Five Of Six Prizes Are Cap
tured by Westhamp-
ton Club.
/, TEAMMATES DO W ELL

Douglas Call. of tho Country Club
OF virginia, had gross score OF IS
for the sporty and beautiful course
Rf tho Lakeside County Club yes,er-
day and won the Invitation tourna-
ment OF that club from n field of 14o
starters. The contestants represent
ed the cream of tho city's goIfinE
talent, Country Club OF Virginia. Her
mitage Country Club, Lakeside
Country Club and Seven Pines coun-
try Club being represented.
II was the second consecutive TOUR
nament TO be won byt Call this sea-
son. he having been first in the invi-
tation event OF tho Hermitage Coun-
try Club several weeks ago. His
score In the Hermitage tournament
Was thc same ms that of yesterday.
Consistent playing over the recently
remodeled course won the low gross
prize for Call. II. s. r. Rawlings and
G. G. Vaughan. also of the Country
Club OF Virginia, were second and
third. respectively. Rawlings turned
IN card OF IS and Vaughan one OF
Sc.
h The day was,n glorious one for the
z Country Club OF Virginia. Ave OF the
six prizes going to the westhampton
club. First and second prizes In the
low net scores went TO W. c. O,Con-
NOR, Jr., and $. NJ Bemis, respectively.
S'Connor had card OF Is and BE-
mis-. 1s. after deducting handicaps.
II. NJ. McCue. OF the Hermitage Coun-
Il try Club. was tho only player 6gur-
Ing lin the prizes outside the Country
Club. Mccue tied with Judge Peck.
+ OF the Country Club of Virginia, for
n la. hn Lou q ~
Cue and Pack VIII play ON the tie
next week.
Those who entered the tournament
had nothing but praise for the course
at Lakeside. They declared that II
was one OF the hardest and prettiest
: they ever had played over. Filled
with traps and hazards. the course
presented problem for the most ex-
perienced golfers. many OF whom
found themselves afeid after one
slice.
ing and continued far into the ar
ternoon. heavy shower greeted
the first pair when 1t "teed mp" but
mo cessation OF play occurred carly
In the day. In the afternoon. the
z heavy rain prevented tho last six
matches starting promptly.
Scores OF those who had cards OF
4 100 or better follow:
Douglas Call. Country Club of vir-
: ginia, 3d. 6
H. $. rawlings. Country Club OF
c. c. Vaughan. Country Club of
Virginia. So.
w. y. o'connor. Jr., Country Club
4.of Virginia, Sc.
w. H. Palmer. Jr... Country Club of
y.YirgInia. ss.
Judge Peck. Country Club of vir-
ginia, IS.
Rives Fleming. Country Club of
Virginia, 8s. A
Club. SO.
II. Stuart IT Jones, Country Club of
! Gordon WOOD Country club of vir-
*. Z: Black. Country Club Of viz
! ginia, 81.
Pr, Paul !. Mayo, Hermitage Country
s; NJ; Bem's. Country Club OF vir-
8 George w. stevens, Jr., countr,!
Club Of Virginia. OF. 4
r. III. Meade. Hermitage Country
Club. 90. f4g g, ~ ~ s
c: G: whitaker, Hermitags 90: Country.
NJ. 3. Lanshorns. Country Club Of.
Harry Mcintyre. Country Club Of
Virginia, a3.
". F, Wood. Country Club Of viz
ginia, o.. .s ~
tl5 Ws w. seals' Country Club Of vlr,
3, " Y, H I. Jones. Country Club Of viz
$, e. G:., stanley ley Clarke. Country Club Of
co m,,e,sas 3, !; ( Balthis, Hermltae.
civ, w. H. IL Street Street. Hermitage Country
v, John S g Country club Of.
s, 3; 4 8 Kicks, Country Club Of vlr-
4 IN Henri a1,;s o b Lakeside coun-
v, W +, s 81 Country club Of
b e, GA, a; B. 3; Hutzler, Lakeside Country.
" Peter s,I,,, winston u Hermitage coun-
. ,,,, 3. r. r. Jones Hermitage Country
]. c,, p, j. u. Strauss, Lakeside Country
.v, Z; 4; 2. y Hogan Country Club Of
S, p 2, !. T.; . organ. Country Club Of v 81
v, sardtors y FLEMING. country club 81
y Club 100, q s s. 3 : - q q