Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19

IN oo.tiS VIII MI >. II. Ming COrnWel
st hole, when Mrs. Cornwell's pitch
p.
vas 5 up at the turn on his opponent
latch well in hand at all times. The
luare at the turn. Mrs. Strayer was
nth. When Mrs. Cornwell, dormie
the eighteenth green with her third
mrs; Strayer, hitting her usual long
pan, from: the tee, was matched shot
uos shot by the plucky Mrs. Corn
distance by accurate iron shots and
wei placed brassie shots. Mrs.
Strayer's additional distance told on
the last nine holes, however. where
she won the eleventh. twelfth and
thirteenth in succession
The second flight in the woman's
tourney went to Mrs. L. L. Steele OF
indian Spring, who defeated Mrs. A. y.
'. Burr, to In the final. Mrs. Her
pert I. shannon Of Columbia won the
Finckel of Columbia, to J.
DunPhy Plays Strong Game.
Dunphy showed the same brand of
golf in the final round that he dis
played all through the week long,
straight tee shots, exceptionally ac-
curate pitches and fine putting.
Williams. his opponent in the final,
on the other hand. was far off his
game, making the comparison be-
tween the sure, firm game of Dun
ply and the unsteady, Inaccurate
game. of the Philadelphia more i'm
pressfve than had the latter been
playing better golf. Dunphy was out
In 81 and was five up at the turn. He
won the tenth and eleventh to become
dormie seven up and halved the
twelfth. to win to 6. where he made
his only two bad shots of the day
dwight Partridge. crack Chevy
Chase golfers. who won the Indian
Spring tourney last week, won the
second flight easily, defeating Allen
L. Hawse of Richmond, former Mid
role Atlantic champion. and s. The
third flight went to L. w Freeman
OF Washington. who defeated Lee
and 3, and the fourth flight was an
nexed by Commander W. W. Smith OF
Columbia, when he holed a thirty
loot putt on the last green to defeat
John S. McMenamin of Norfolk.
Williams Wins Only One Hole.
Williams won his only hole of the
match and the only hole he played
, took three puts. Beginning at the
second hole, the Philadelphia found
himself unable to hit his tee shots,
and from that hole on the match re-
solved itself into a procession. with
Dunphy riding high. wide and hand.
some well In the van. Topped tee
| shots at the second, third, fourth,
sixth, seventh and eighth and skied
| tee shots at the fifth, tenth and
| twelfth cost Williams the match. He
was recovering well, but could not
cope with the faultless game Dunphy
was putting up.
The District champion was hitting
| all his shots with the firmness bred
| OF confidence, and at no time showed
| any sign of missing a shot, with the
| sole exception of his pitch to the
twelfth green, where the match end
The score by holes tells the story
of the match:
Dunphy-Out, 5, 4, 4. 3. 8. s, !.
4-37.
Williams-out, 4, 6. 5, 5. 5, 5, 5, {.
Dunphy-In, 8, 4, 5.
Williams-In. 4. 5. S.
Bye holes not played out.
Williams won handily from Donald
Parson of Chevy Chase in the semi
final, defeating Parson by and ..
while Dunphy had IS in row
beginning at the twelfth, to win from
Sam Dalzell in the other semi-final.
Chevy Chase Summaries.
| Summaries Of the matches in all
| flights follow:
spel: County, dsssa.sd ponsld Rsrsos, csssy
sa% sh % en.ss I'd
Consolation, semi-hnal-George s. Lyon, To-
Tonto defeated A. r. Mackenzie. Col. Q and
H H:5.' COL ana 81 UP Fin'l-1y0n defeated
a ssfoas s E. + l. ss.yS Rss
9 and !; DWIGHT Partridge. Chevy Chase. de-
fsated . I; Taylor, Congressional, and g.
Ficss .L..|.. dsfeatsd H.vse, and 8.
holes: coattnsS 1''e ch sPsn Chase up ds en-
s ssSs detected Goa sns an. and Final
a. IT'D 4Asnt; ; sIasa crsndall il
Wash, up. Final-Freeman defeated Gran
1 Co:nsoHd.t & Semi. an.,-H. W. Burr. wash.
| ingten, won by default; Harry Krauss. Ban
| neckburn. defeated G. S. Watts, Columbia, 8
and 8. finaI-Kr.uss defeated Burr. 9 and s.
fsated a. T. Prescott. Columbis, and 4: j.
8: xc1enamin. Norfolk. defeated. Robert
stead, Chevy Chase, ! up. Final-smith de-
festsd 3; Y. T.loott, Chevy Chase. and 4;
a'e cs., Sh Chase. chs: and d' rnsH W.
i defeated Dc 1on. and 2. A
Indian Spring Summaries.
Here are the summaries of the In
dian Spring tournament:
First flight, fnal-Mrs. Thorne strayer,
Warrington, defeated Mrs. H. King cornweu.
Hacker, Chevy Chase. defeated Mrs. W. E.
Hall. Washington, 8 and 2.
J Second flight, fnal-MrS. L. L. Steele, In
| dian Spring, defeated Mrs. A. D. V. Burr. In
dian spring. 9 and 4. Consola .ion-Mrs. w.
8. Corby. Columbia, defeated Mrs. A. B.
| Crossley, Indian Spring. and 9.
Third flight, fnal-Mrs. Herbert T. Snan-
, non. Columbia. defeated Mrs. w. II. Finokel,
Columbia, . and /. Consolation-Mrs. NJ. E.
Miller, Bannookburn, defeated Mrs. X. D.
Wheeler, Indian Spring. 8 and 2.
| MADRID. May 19.-The municipal