Evening star., 1922-06-02
Triple Tie for Low
Score in Qualifying
Round at Columbia

Three playefs-two of them leading
golfers of the Columbia Country Club
tiled for low score in the qualifying
round of the Columbia Country Clubs
spring golf tournament yesterday. AL
bert r. Mackenzie and Miller b.
Stevinson of Columbia and Robert S.
kampmann. the long hitting golfer
from Pine Valley, all turned in cards
of rs, to tie for the medal. One stroke
back of this trio was c. d. 'Dunphy
Of Woodland. who had 70. Guy u.
Standifsr, the District champion, had
a bad in nine. sitter reaching the turn
in 80. and finally finished with an "a.
The Qualifying scores were lower
than in any Columbia tourney in sew
eral years, six men who made SIS
being compelled to play off for two
places in ihe first flight Out of the
six Edgar J. Orme OF Columbia and
Wayne Haley. unattached. won their
way into the top flight, Orme winning
the third hole in 4, while Haley and
James c. Davis. both youngsters, con-
tinued to battle fer the last place un-
til the fifth hole, where Haley was
nicely on the green in three shots, and
Davis picked up his ball and conceded
the hole after. two missed shots short
of the bunker across the course.
-Four Players Elininated.
Ninety four was the last score to
make the sixth flight. and in the
draw four players with cards OF "a
were eliminated.
Mackenzie was the favorite for the
medal after he had reached the turn
in 38, and started back with a 4. He
played the twelfth hole badly. how
ever, and finished with a 40 in the
last nine. Stevinson went too deep
with his niblick pitch to the seven
teenth green. and took to the hole.
when a pair of As would have given
him rs, and undisputed right to the
qualification medal.
Marshall Whitlatch of Chevy Chase,
Q former District champion. was one
of those il the play-off, who had to
drop back into the second fight. In
the same flight Is Allan L. Hawse of
Richmond, middle Atlantic champion
in 1920.
Herbert T. Shannon and his enter
tainment committee. provided a royal
good time for all visiting golfers at
a dinner given for the guests at the
clubhouse last night. Shannon was
aided in making the dinner a hearty
success by A. ]. 1Cy) Cummings. John
H. Hanna. president of the Columbia
Country Club; Robert S. Kampmann
Of Pine Valley and William Hall of
Baltimore, soloists; and Judge Mel
VILE Peck of Richmond.
Announcement was made by Mr..
Hanna that Speaker Gillette will pre-
sent the prizes won in the tourna-
ment to the winners at pm. tomor-
row.
PairinEs for Today.
Qualifying scores with today's pair
ings, follow:
First aight-M B. STEVENSON. Columbia
t7s). vs.. Charles Agnew, Potomac (s2);
George P. James, Columbia tso), vs.. L: A.
Sanford. La Porte go; Z. J. Orme. colum-
(si); H. G. Peck. Lexington. Va: tss). ".
r. 3. Kampmann. Pine Valley t7s); G. J.
Dunphy.. Woodland t7Sl. v.: Sam Dalzen,
(s2). VS. wayne Haley. unattached ts5l: W.
R. Tuckermann. Chevy Chase ts1l: vs. Donald
woodward. Columbia ts4); Guy NJ. standifer.
Columbia (s4). vs.. A. R. Mackenzie, Colum-
second n1sass C. Issn ss,s,~G,s sssas ss., s
ass: s %1''S0n E s smith, ns e. n1
R. De Fsrges. Banncckburu (ee,. vs.: J. W.
Brawner; Columbia tssl; Mar.h.ll Whitlateh.
fss,! Ga'se Ssn ssa " sss1
nshmG1d Issh s p k,.hnssa Ma,sa tsa5 SSpmSa
J. {. Davis. jr.. Columbia (s5).
Third night-H. 2. Doyle, Columbia Sss).
G. F. orms Columbia ssp ceaS: phl,ps
ss.seer, M.rylsnd g; Q; cse.; J.; +.
css.' ss VI: ,:e n Scales s.lti1oss oss tss e.
Gott, jr., Columbia tss), vs. +. T. SAyler,
Aronimink (90); R. e. Chaplin. Columbia lsS) ),
Mackenzie. columbia (se3, vs.. 9. d. rfoett,
Washingtsn 300. =
Fourth Flight Scores.
Fourth fight-R. H. Bradshaw. Maryland
(so). ". J. d; c.sse.s. Chevy chase tsD; c.
s ss A AecsuS s'isa %..hinsssn eso s:
Lee L. Harlan, sColumpia t90), vs.. d. D. L.
ssss.a Msss Safs' s' sh:;e WI ssSsstoa
tei); Thomas Elliott. CincindatI steo), V. J
2; s.ssse5s sso, colunb;s tse,; Roger cos@ns;
H5:'ds aS " te0 prenti.. Mt kn1sds eo 1s
4. II. Hail KirEside tao).
Fisth nisni1c. = IADgley. csIsme,, ,sss lses,
inE.on, y.. ts.l: g; :. n; Sweeney. hs,y-
.nd !a 4sSTs k'rs: S:v, SanRosssun 4csss% s
william .Bresnahan. Potomac te2), ". H. g.
smithy, oolumSi1 tssl; 9. 7. Perkins; CoIsm-
b. ISs h: Ts asa, Lofn kTssias at. ts2l R:, Lee
sosS SU tssS. -. r. * R sesrs, wasSins stoa s esaS.
sixth fiehtAI. R. Prentiss, Mohawk (94).
y. Y ,s%s,: Gnss: ,Ss, w,'Ainstca CO. s,a W &
Cciumbsa fe1); W.. 3. Turton, BsnnockbHft
90, ". z. !. Hastin. Columbia .l04); 3. r.
scssss. %sty cs.ss f's, ,..,,.., e y & sd,cs IsSs.
Hosss (se1i. 70, A. q. swinsen. Argyle {es);
j. Lodge Hil. Columbia (eSl, ". O. O. vaS
Lesr, Columbia (e4s; JohA Watsen, Potomac
(04), W. June Pare. jr.. Pfnehnfst (e6); q
4. slater, Columbia (e4), ". n. 8. WatseA,
,Potomac (e4). 8s
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