Evening star., 1923-05-31

Guy NJ Standifer, Albert r. Mac
kenzie. Donald Woodward, Miller b.
STEVENSON and Roland Mackenzie
probably are the best players among
than a score of others have gone to
the Monumental city to play and
partake of the hospitality character
istic Of Baltimore.
D. Clarke Corkran, formerly Of
Baltimore, and familiar figure to
from Philadelphia for the tourney.
His brother. B. Warren Corkran, also
a golfer of the first water, is an
entrant. as is H. Lennox Bond, Sd. of
r. Mackenzie in the final last year:
Thomas w. Sasscer of Maryland
Country Club, the middle Atlantic
titleholder, is another who ought to
Chairman Walter b. Swindell, jr., of
the golf committee and members of
his committee, have done everything
In their power to make the tourney
a great success, and the visiting golf :
ers, judging by their experiences of
tourney will measure fully up to the
standards of those of the past.
Col. A. G. Lott. playing with a
handicap of nine strokes, won the
Victor Kauffmann Memorial day
cup at Chevy Chase Club yesterday
with a eard l down to par. Col.
Lott finished the round with a gross
| card of 50. His score was remark bl e
| in that he played the out nine in 46
and came back in 36, holfnE puts
! from everywhere.
| Horace Green. with a gross card of
! rs and a handicap of nine, finished
! 2 down to par. r. S. Whaley finished
/ in third place. down to par, while
J. l.. Suter finished 4 down.
DIR. Thomas }. Rice. with a handi-
| cap of seventeen strokes. won the
! handicap match play against par
event at Washington Golf and Coun-
mythical gentleman who CONTROLS the
+, golfers destiny. Fred J. Marble.
! with a handicap of is. finished all
| square with par. j. T. Barnes. handi-
| DIR. S. B. Balm. handicap IL, finished
in tie for third prize down to
| par Three players turned in cards
down to par. They were b. l.
| Smelker. 10: Kenneth s. McHugh, IL
| and J. c. Davidson. s.
| Cards turned in by the members
| taking part in the tourney are to be
| used by the club professional In re-
vising the handicaps for the June
| tournament at Washington.
Albert II. MackenEie, Columbis
Country Club champion. proved the
| bright star Of the matches in which
: two of the visiting players who rep
resented America in the Walker Cur
| matches competed. Paired with Jack
| Neville the Columbia title-holdeu de-
| feated DR.. Willing and Donald Wood
ward, and 3, Mackenzie having al
individual card of "A. Guy NJ. Standi-
fer, a former District champion, who
urged the Walker cup members to
come to Washington, was unable tc
| play on account of an injury he sus-
| tanned while abroad.
James W. Bellcr won the match
, play against par event at Columbia
| with a card up on par. Second
place went to William NJ. Kennedy
| who finished all even with par. Mrs
Thomas w Brahany won the womens
putting event, defeating Mrs. Paul
B. Lum in the final.
Lee Crandau, jr.. won the annual
! competition for the Tom Moore cup
| at Bannockbur Golf Club, finish
in gthe 72-hole medal play event with
a gross score of 331, less a handicap
of a.. for a net of psf. Lynn Haines
was runner-up with a net of 293.
| L. d. Alvord. Glenn McHugh and
c. NJ. Mark finished in a triple tie for
first place in a medal play handi-
cap against par event. In a minia-