Evening star., 1923-05-24
JAMES AND DUNPHY TIE
FOR MEDAL HON0RS WITH
79ON COLUMBIA COURSE

Coming in late in the afternoon
with Roland MacKenzi George P.
James, chairman of the tournament
committee, yesterday tied Chris >.
Dunphy. the District champion for
the honor of leading the first half OF
the field in the Columbia tourney.
James finished 3-5-4 for a 3s in, TO
combine with his out score or Al, Tor
a total card OF 79-the same as that
shot by Dunphy yesterday morning.
Young Mackenzie had hne chanee
to better 80 by several StrokeS,' put
he took three puts at the tenth TOT
a 6, three at the eleventh for .,
and threw strokes away all the rest
of the way in, with the result that
he finished with card OF e2.
Ralph p Barnard. with gross OF
Sc. and Clyde B. Asher. with gross
of 81. tied for low with net cards or
6S but there are still more than 10y
golfers to play today and TINS marx
may be beaten in the last ha4t OF
the qualifying round today. Ger
tainly, none of the dopesters concede
that 20 will stand up for low gross.
Some one or more of the rne eoIi iers ;
who play today should better tne
mark made by Dunphy and James. IN 4
the opinion of golfers famlllar /" TN
the Columbia course.
Yesterdays Scores.
Yesterdays scores follow: Chris D.
DUMMY. Columbia, 20: George r James,
Columbia. 70: VI. p. Stevinson, Col, sU'
Roland Mackenzie, Columbia. 81; w. w.
Smith, Columbia, 81: r. NJ. Brown, un.
attached, 81; c. B. Asher, CoiGtlioia. on ;.
Erauss. Bannockburn, Sc; Floyd T.
Waggaman, Columbia. SO; R. T. Bar
nard Columbia, So w. +. Turton, Ban
nocIiburn. 81: ]. W. Johnston. unat /
tached. 81: c. c. Griffith. Columbia 81
II. NJ. Griffin. Chevy Chase. 81; G. L.
Truett. washington. IS; Irving r. Prem
tiss, Mohawk IS; A. l.. Christman' Co
lumbia, IS: f. J. Brennan. Columbia. ~
+. p. Brooke, unattached. 50; HarlS
wardman, Columbia. SO: Paul n Sears
50; S. B. Balm. washington. SO; ". Z.
Prentiss. jr.. Kirkland. 90; Lee Gran
DAN, jr.. Rannockburn 90; Lynn Haines,
Bannockburn, so: w. r. Garrett. Ban
nockburn. 90: Robinson White. Colum-
bia, 80; Charles Fl. Baker, Washington
90; c. A. Watson, Columbia, SO; 4. d.
" Burr Indian Spring, 80.
F. c. Robinson. ColunlbiP, 9l; John ).
Bryan, Havana. 81; a. c. Moses, Column
bia, al: Z. j. Orme. Columbia. 81; Miller
Columbia. 81: L. S. MoTey, Washington.
81; +. w. Freeman. Washington. S2:
Il. B. II. Tower, ir.. Milwaukee. 90;
Roger Whiteford. Columbia. %; l.. f.
bia, 90: Charles Selden. jr.. Columbia.
90: ]. A Kratz. Columbia, 80; G. w. La
Mountain, Columbia. 90; II. c. Train.
Columbia "a: r. o. klOeber, unattached.
"a: A. W. Howard, Washington, a.
Thomas Elliott. Hamilton County. 81;
w. NJ. Kennedy, Columbia. "a: f. H.
Ioftin. Kirkwood, 95; ]. F. Sarley. Co
lumbia, 95: James Strayer. Columbia.
95; w. J. Flather. jr.. Chevy Chase, 90:
g. T. Howard. Washington. SO: l.. w.
Perce, Baltimore, 96: ]. c.. Walker, CO.
lumhia, 96; J. l.. Barr. Columbia. &c:
A. F. Prescott. Columbia, 96; ]. NJ.
Quits. Washington. sc: Carl Hookstadt.
BannoCkburn. 96: W. p. Pitcher. Colum-
bia, 96; J. A. White. jr.. Bannockburn.
Sc: I. E. Shoemaker. Columbia, 96: F. L.
smith, Columbia, 81; E. o. Moores, Co
lumbia. 81: A. J. Cummings, Columbia.
97; r. NJ. Finley, unattached. 81: Denise
Barkalow, Washington, 81; r. B. Cum
nings, Columbia, 81; J. H. Davidson.
Washington. 81; J. B. Morris. Argyle. ss.
Murray, Argyle, 9S; L. r. Livingston.
Columbia. 9S; j. NJ Cunningham.
Washington. SO: H. A. Linn, Wash
fngton, 9S; F. S. Noise. Bannockburn,
80; G.. A. Rankin, Bannockburn, 90;
r. S. Stuntz. Columbia, SO; F. p. Glib
son. Columbia, 80; ]. A. Shaffer, Co
1umbia, 80; NJ. S. Brown. unattached.
SO; w. A. Quigley, Chevy Chase. 100;
r c. Staley. Argyle, 100; L. w. Nc
Herman, Washington. 100: w. r.
Jtdfce, bdnnOCkDurn, lUU; w. j.
Gormely, Columbia, 100; r. p. White
ley, unattached, 100; o. b. Drown, Co.
lumbia 1O1: w. b. Fcgel, unattached.
10l; NJ. f. Miller, Bannockburn, lO1;
W. II. West. Columbia 101: George B.
Lachlen. Columbia. 101; George B.
Christian. jr., Columbia. 101; Ben Full
Ter. Argyle. 1902; w. f. Carey, Ban
nockburn. 1O2; w. H. Finckel, Colum-
bia, 102; r. L. Taylor. Columbia. 1O2;
Frank w. Sullivan, Columbia, 102; C.
S. wilcox, Indian Spring, 1O2.
a. p. Reeves, Columbia. 1903; W. w.
Trewhella, Columbia, 103: r. w.
Brown, Argyle. 1O4: y. Mountford,
Columbia, 104; c. A. Slater, Columbia
l94; Z. 9. kalbfus, Washington. .104;
.; r. Evans, Columbia 104; Henry
Nicholson. Columbia, 105; p S. Fos-
ter, Columbia, 105; F. W. Seibold. Co
Iumbia, 1O5: c. r. White, Columbia,
Jog; G. G. Lincoln. unattached. 1o7:
+. ID. Capehart, Columbia, 1O7: r. w
Chiswell, Columbia, 1O9; Charles F.
Nesbit, Washington, Ill: Edgar
Markham, Indian Spring, Ill: r. l.
Harrell, Argyle, liz; D. E. McVann
Columbia, lis.
Dwight Partridge of Chevy Chase
winner of the Indian Spring tourna- :
ment, declared by many to be the best
golfer in Washington today. with
drew yesterday.
The Columbia Country Club will be
host tonight to the visiting golfers AT
a dinner given by the club.
HiIQE nE TIDFDNIu noIo