Evening star., 1923-06-28
LAST D. C. GOLF STAR
DEFEATED IN SECOND
ROUND OF TOURNAMENT

Washlngtons lone surviving en-
trant in the national public links
golf tournament was eliminated yes
terday afternoon, when Earl McAleer,
southpaw golfer, ard one of the two
Washington players who made the
championship flight, was defeated by
Joseph Coble OF Philadelphia, by 8
and 2. George J. Voight. the other
representative OF the capital to quail
~, was eliminated earlier in the day
by X. +. Hamilton of Philadelphia. by
one hoie, Votght. making good
comeback on the last nine holes, aft
er being three down at the turn
McAleer, who defeated j. H Boyd
or Philadelphia in the morning was
not hitting his shots well in the aft
ernoon, his chip shots in particular
being far below his usual standard
Three New York players. two from
philadelphia and one each from the
racine coast. Boston and Buffalo. sur
ViVed the hectic first and second
rounds in the tournament yesterday.
with the finest match of the day the
contest between Raymond j. Nc
AuliFe. red d-thatched, sturdy Buffalo
entrant, and cool. imperturbable Ted
Lloyd OF Jackson Park, Chicago. Nc
Auliffe finally won on the twentieth
ing been in the enviable position of
up and to play.
Dolp Plays McAuIife.
Frank Dolp OF Portland, nineteen
year-o youngster. who has defeated
Dr. o. b. Willing, a member of the
walker cup team, walked through his
two matches yesterday and met Nc
Auiiire this morning. ]. Stewart
Whitman and Harry Scharff OF New
York are playing today in another
match while Richard Walsh of New
york. runner-up at Toledo last year
q CNVaC nlN,k. rs%l Tl
drew. caddie champion of Boston.
The other match is the contest be-
tween the two Philadelphians-Coble
and Hamilton. with the odds favoring
Coble.
The McAuliffe-Lloyd match was the
stellar attraction OF the day. and was,
indeed. one OF the finest matches ever
played in any championship. The
one inspired on the first nine and had
piled up lead OF four holes on Lloyd
at the turn. He added the tenth and
eleventh to his total and stood on the
twelfth tee up with to play
point Lloyd decided that was not
way to treat a gentleman, so he
proceeded to win six holes in a row,
sQuaring the match at the seven
teenth. McAuliffe laid him a stymie
with a niblick. after McAuliffe had
failed to negotiate a stymfe at the
sixteenth.
The eighteenth and nineteenth were
halved, McAuliffe making a splendid
shot out of a trap at the nineteenth
TO halve the hole. At the twentieth
Lloyd found bad lie in the rough,
overplayed his second shot and then
tournament he will feel particularly
of the green. losing the hole. As.
and the match. The other matches
Of the afternoon round failed to pro-
vide any thrills. although there were
five extra-hole contests in the morn
ing, in one Of which McAuliffe took
part. If the Buffalo entrant wins this
took to get down from the edge
had his hands full this morning, for
Dolp. the tall lad from Portland, Is
shooting a grand article of golf.
Summaries Yesterday.
Summaries Of the matches yester-
day follow:
First round-Raymond McAulife, Buffalo
defeated J. c. fraser, New York, I up Is
poip, Portland. defsstsd Bernard MaeFar-
land and 4 "a ou2 Esz 4.rs nsx
3 up; Harry Scherf. New York. defeated L.
Gordon New. Seattle, up; Walter Grove.
Chicago dsfss.ed G. z: sHmnsr, ,.s New York
art whitham, New York, defeated Carl r.
Chicago, defeated Joseph II. Sabre. New York;
David oCennor, Chicago, up 10 holes;
Larry 3. 0toll, Baltimore, defeated Q. Edgar
Shines, Buffalo, 8 and Q; Richard Walsh, New
York, defeated Fred Hannon. Boston. l UP
feated j. M Boyd, Philadsiphia, 4 and q;
Joseph Cobls, Philadelphia, defeated J. 3.
Ourran, jr., st. Louis. and ]; 4. 7. Hamii'
ton, Philadelphia. defeated George T. voigt.
Warrington, 1 up; Lawrence Mules. Balti-
more. defeated o. T. Colburn, Toledo, and 4
Second round-McAuiife defeated Lloyd, /
ND 70 holes; Frank Dolp defeated Ed CURTAIN
s and Q; Scherf defeated Grove, and 2;
Whitman defeated Graham, 3 and Q; Mac.
Andrew dsfeeted Dawson. and g.; Walsh
Aleer, and q; Hamilton defeated Mules,
Q and ].