Evening star., 1922-06-01
'a|GA GOLF Scores
in Spring tourney
81 Lowest Card Today in
Second Half at coIum-
bia Club.

4AA8h DCOIGo CoubluuCo ~ wv ~~~
rule rather than the exception IN the
second half Of the Qualifying round
in the Columbia Country Clubs spring
golf tournament today.
H c. Peck Of Lynchburg. Va, was
the lowest scorer up to noon today,
his card Of 50 being one stroke be-
hind that Of Walter r. Tuckerman.
rs,, TnS LED y, ,h The sld yssterday H =, &
and w. W. Smith OF Columbia had
Other scores turned in up to noon
Gardiner P. orme. Columbia, 50.
r. e. Chaplin. Columbia, ss.
Hugh Mckenzie. Columbia, SO.
Roger Coombs, Kirkside, 80.
Thomas Elliott. Baltimore. 90.
A. H. Sisson. Baltimore, 81.
p, Lodge Hill, Columbia, 80.
". J. McNally. Columbia, "a.
e. B. Asher, Columbia, IS.
T. =. r. Emmett. Baltimore. 81.
L. B: Platt, Washington. SO.
". A. Mcclure, Columbia, 100.
q A.: Fowler, Columbia, 102.
Conditions today were very similar
70 those of yesterday. the putting
greens being unusually keen and the
90 a "hoi0 quite last.
Tuekerman Leads.
Although he found ample trouble
on two occasions. Walter R. TUCKER
Club. led a field Of nearly one hun
dred players in the first half Of the
qualifying round of tho Columbia
Country Clubs spring tournament
Yesterday. turning in a card Of 81.
one stroke in front OF q. H. Chasmar.
chairman NJ fhA vpsix -
the club. A stroke behind Chasmar
came Samuel Dalzell, southpaw golfer
OF Chevy Chase, while Donald WOOD
ward OF Columbia was next with "a.
These were the only players to break
s6 over the course during the first
eral OF the best Of the local players
and practically all the out-of-town
entrants are scheduled to start today
Keen greens and fast fairways ran
the score up to high figures yester-
day. and although nearly one hundred
were turned In. The greens were
fast and true. but 1t was practically
impossible to pitch to them and hold
the ball unless the golfer had the
cut-shot Of a Hutchison. Conditions
today. unless rain fell. were expected
the class OF the field starting today.
It was expected score Of IS or bet
ter would be necessary to get in the
nrst flight.
Excellent Game Played.
Tuckerman played splendid golf to
secure his score Of S1--far better golf
than the score indicated. His tee
shot at the seventh hole went out OF
bounds and he took to the hole.
Al the eleventh. he got into severe
trouble nearer the hole. and was
finally down In eight shots. A on
the seventeenth did not help his card
With the exception of these three
holes, the former District champion
played fine golf.
Visiting golfers will be the guests
Of the Columbia Country Club tor
night at a dinner at the clubhouse,
to which all entrants in the tourney
are invited. The entertainment COM
mfttee, headed by Herbert T. Shan
non, promises some novel features,
and inssmuch as speeches are barred,
. good time is anticipated.
Scores Turned In.
YesterdAy's scores follow: Walter r. Tuck.
g; Samuel bsiseiI. caevS ohise. Is: Donald
Woodward, Ool.. 81: J. II. Davidson. Wash.
IS: Clark G: Grinth. Col. SO: ). r. De Farses.
Hatch. Col. %: O. 3. Doyle. Col. q; +. ?:
500. wash, ": w. Il: McCallurn. wash. 20;
J. d. Cassels. Chevy Chase. 81: Lee L. Har-
ban. Col, 81: p: p. L: Mcarew. Chevy Chase.
ks!1 k,.s,ae knas sa = sesss o T.'a nss e.
dahl f.. Bann.. as; George i. Perkins. Col.
g: ". F. russon B,nn %: Reeve Lewis.
3. Barnard, Col. o.. ". H. Bradneld.
coI.. q: c, A: Slater; Col. o: p. r, A.burss. !.
Hinton Col. os;. Scott Avery wash.. 90:
Harry Tsrdmas; Col se: John L. Barr, Col;
Richie: Col. o.: ". C. Prsntiss. ar. Kirk
side. 81; Noel S. synons, Chevy chase. ss;
John c. walker, Col. 9S; Herman Stabler.
Col, %: J. Thilman Hendrick. Col. ss; Resi.
naid Loftns, Chevy Chase: os: J. z. Bainer.
Champion. Bann.. 100; sidney Z. Kent, Col.
100: Harris flsmins. Col; 100: worthinSton
jr.. Col. 10l: o. J. DE Moil. Col. lo1; Her
Der. T. ,ds. dsnann0ps co!;; 1oi; l. g. pfsnt..
los; Roland R. Mackenzie. Col, lob: g. c:
Edler. Wash. los: Major II. Robb. Bann.. 1o7.