Evening star., 1922-05-27

trophy. The event was held over th
Country Club. The Presidents putte
about year ago, failed in the pinct
green to finish in fourth place.
Lewell Meilett of the Washingt
a net of 81, won the Mclean cup, le
the Washington Times, who were ,
President Harding was two strokes
and net 50.
Low gross in the tournament went
to Walter p. McCallum Of The Even
Ing Star, whose card of rs led that of
Robert ]. Bender OF the United Press
by one stroke. Horace Green of Les
lies was next with a II.
Presidents Putter Fails.
Playing with Bender as a partner
ington Post and Arthur w. Dunn of
the American Press Association,
President Harding, needing five to
win the cup. put his third shot at the
eighteenth hole well on the green.
AS he took his, stance to putt, the
began to click, disturbing the tradi-
tional silence during which a golf
stroke usually is made. Whatever
the cause. the Presidents approach
putt rolled far beyond the hole. His
second putt was short and he missed
a three-footer for a six. His un-
lucky putting streak kept Mr.. Hard
ing of the team. which will repre-
sent the local newspaper club in
matches in New York June IL.
Fifth prize in the eighteen-noi
medal play event went to Bender,
while sixth prize was won by Robert
T. Small of the Consolidated Press
Association. Mark Foote OF the
Grand Rapids Press won the much
discussed BOBBY prize, While Kirk
MT ~; r.
haps better known as Skillet Finn,
won the mystery award. "a driving
machine given for the player with
the highest gross score: President
Brigham of the association told MT.
Harding that the driving machine
where all members of the club might
make use of 1t. The President re,
piled that it might well be installed
in the rear Of the White House.
Prize winners in the tournament
were IS follows.
Flrst-Lowell Mellett, the Washln6-
ton News, 91-24-67.
Second-E. B. Mclean, Washington
Post. S4-16-6s.
Third.Bryan Morse Washington
Fourth-warren G. Harding. Marion
Fifth-Robert J. Bender, United
Press, 76-6-7O
Sixth-Robert T. Small, Consoli-
waited Press, S5-15-70.
Low gross-Walter r. Mccallum'
Washington Star, 75-scratch.
Press. 145.
Mystery prize, high gross-kirk
Miller Washington Times, 154.
The makeup of the team which Will
go to Gotham to engage the New
York Newspaper Golf Club is as fol-
lows:
walter r. Mccallum, Robert J. Ben
der, Horace Green, Z. b. Mclean,
Newbold Noyes, Bryan Morse. Robert
T. Small. Burt P. Garnett. Frederic
]. Haskin, Robert B. Choate, Suosti-
tutes-Russell T. Edwards. Lowel.
Mellett, w. E. Brigham, A. W. Dunn
and H. L West.
Summary of the Scores.
Lowell MelIstt. elm.4.s5: sss B. Mclean, Ws1,
rem G. Harding. s1-22-6a: r. J: Bender
76-s-7o: Robert T small, s|l'I,o; ,ds X
soHla@71; Gaoa1i; Horace Green. % s4-e-7i; Thee:
dore G. Josln. iO7-3s-71: Kerbey McFall.
os-22-71: Carter Field. 1os-s6-,2; ;,, f. J.
10O-2T-7s: L. NJ. Benedict. 9s-2G-7$; w.
E. Brigham. 92-1s-74; George H. Daey,
9-2l-74; Kenneth ". CLARK: 19'-s2-1s; 40;
Callum, 75-scratch; W. l.: Brnckart. loS-
29-76; John ]. Marrinan. 1o3-27-78; New
bold Moves, S4-S-t6: H. l.. West, VIII
10; Charles H. Groves, 10l-24-'I: Mason
Mcclure, 1O9-32-77: J. ]. Carson. 1O!-2s-
IS: Robert Dougan, 94-16-7s; 7: L. Fisher:
9s-21-77; B. P. Garnett. s9-l2-.!7; Paul
J. McGahan, 107-29-7s; W. W. Price. 81
1918: Grafton S. Wilcox. 1O0-22-ls: j.
R. Church, 96-le7s; Glenn 1. Tucker,
Rodney Bean, e5-14s1: A. W. Dunn,
e2-11-s1: Maurice B. Judd, 1ol-20-sl;
Edgar Markham, 114-34-S0: s. T. Williamson.
00Sls-sl; Stuart Goodwin. 103-21-S2; G. II.
s.: G. G. Hill. i1s-so-ss: ). 3, Rice; 1os,
2JS3 F. W. Vile. 119-36-S3; J. K. Hill
debrand, 114-3-S4; K. b. Armstrong, l2o.
36-S4; P. C. Kaufmann. 100-16.-si; 7: s.
Ridsdale, 9s-14-S4; H. n. Talburt, 1906
21-s5; Ralph A. Collins, 121-S6-S5; Har
old F. Lane, 110-25-Sa; Bond P. Geddes
ll3-27-S6: Rudolph Kaufman. 102-l6-s6;
R. l., Norton 106-19-S7; Harry n. Price
l23-38-S7: c. K. Bergman. 1O3-16-s.;
G. Could Lincoln. 113-25-ss; Samuel W.
Bell, 1I1-22-s9.
II. p. Stokes, 111-21-se: Charles Mich
aelson. 104-14-9O; Hal II. Smith. 125-34-
91; E. c. Dougherty. 129-36-93; Carl II
Butman, 128-36-92; L. G. Martin. 123-So-
%; J. G. Hayden. 12s-S6-s2;; Roy Roberts
130-36r94; T. p. Noyes, 132-34-9s; A. W
Fox, 123t23-10O: Alan Rinehart. 122-20-
1O2: Louis F. Keemle, 13s-36-102; F. j.
Carmody, l17-12-1O5; Mark Foote, 145--36--
10a; walker s. Buell.. 15o-s6-ll4: James L
Wright. 152--36-116; Kirk G: Miller, 13i-
86-11S; Leo J. Ryan, 14S-2o-l24