Evening star., 1923-06-02

Washington representatives opened
! play today in divisions other than the
honor flight. Guy NJ. Standifer and
George III. Chasmar, both of colum-
the second sixteen. Standifer this
morning encountered DR.. o. F. Will
ing, Portland, Ore, a Walker team
golfer, who yesterday made a score
of IL. equaling the course record set
by Clarke Corkran in the medal
against H. B. Newton.
Other Players Advanced.
Four others, all of Columbia Coun-
try Club, got to semi-fina in the
consultations. In the first Ben Hart
met George Small of Baltimore. and
Donald Woodward opposed F. w
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In the upper bracket of the fourth
consolation flight.
In the opening round championship
flight yesterday Hart bowed to
Neville. who won. and 3, while Wal:
ter McCallum of Washington Golf and
Country Club was defeated by KAN
mer, and 5. Hart vanquished T. B.
Semans. jr., 2 and 1. but McCallum
was beaten on the twentieth hole by
Small in the consultations. NJ. B. Ste
vinson of Columbia lost to w. H. Gar
diner. 3 down and 2, in the honor
flight, and to knight, down and 2,
in the consolation. Woodward was
beaten by White. and l, despite the
fact that the former played every
one of his last nine holes in par.
Woodward then vanquished H T.
Cook. 5 and 4, in the consolation.
Standifer's victories yesterday were
scored over ]. E. McPhail. and /. and
E. r. Strobel, jr.; up. Chasmar over
came ]. W. Gitt, and 2. and F. E.
Devlin. 3 and 2. Roland Mckenzie OF
Columbia Country Club took his first
round match in the second flight,
downing T. c. Frost, s and 4, then
succumbed to pr. Willing, down;
Mackenzie finished his second round
with a card of II, a tee-shot hooked
into the woods costing him the last
hole.
Lose on Seventeenth Green.
In the third sixteen, AL Howard of
Washington Golf and Country Club
lost on the seventeenth green to w.
c. Marye and suffered a similar defeat
at the hands of r. C. Meeker in the
consolation. n. S. Kenney eliminated
Orme on the nineteenth green, and
j. w. Byron beat Saum, and 8. in the
fourth flight, first round. The Colum-
bians were more fortunate in the con-
ISOLATION, Orme winning over o. F.
Hershey. s and 8, and saum over S. J.,
Cy Cummings of Columbia was de-
feated by P. F. Hambsch OF Annap
oils 5 and in the fifth flight and
defaulted to c. e. Rosendahl in the
consolation. Charles A. Watson, an.
other Columbia player, won his first
round match in the sixth sixteen,
trouncing Reynolds Hayden of An
napolis and 2; then lost on the
nineteenth hole to A. NJ Mason in
the second round, a missed putt end
ing the match.
The Corkran brothers have been
playing great golf since the start of
the tournament, and 1t was freely
predicted before the semifinals be-
gan this morning that they would
clash in the title round. Thus far
the Corkrans have held virtual mo-
nopoly on the B. Warren Corkran, jr.,
invitation cup, the annual prize
awarded the winner of the tourna-
ment. Warren Corkran has won the
cup four times. His brother Clarke
won the cup one year.
Should Mackenzie continue his ac-
curate iron play and excellent putt
ing off yesterday, he would give War
rem Corkran q great battle. MacKen-
zie was in the final r. year ago. but
was defeated by Lennox Bond III of
Rolling Road Golf Club.