Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-17

lie hole and the title.
| after pushing his tee shot to the
/ right. Roland also found the rough
from the tee and could not get home
| in ..
The youngster-true son of his
nervy dad-holed a 25-foot downhill
| putt to square the match at the
| twelfth with birdie g. The thir-
| teenth was halved in As, where
Albert found the trap to the left
! with his tee shot Albert won the
| fourteenth. when his son got into
| the ball little fast and skied his
zee shot. The fifteenth was halved
er; and the sixteenth also was
| halved in As
Albert played a sweet midiron shot
10 the seventeenth green, but Roland
was Just outside with a mashie and
! the hole was halved in T. Straight
down the middle went two tee shots
at the eighteenth. with Roland
down Albert's midiron was on the
edge of the green, while RoIand's
niaSnle was inside thirty feet from
the hole. Albert putted up to within
three feet, and Roland, sighting the
| line from both sides of the hole sank
the putt to square the match. 1t was
IN all the way, never wavering an
were back in Sc and the match was
exactly the same as when they had
started off the first tee, three hours
earlier.
Roland. as he usually did. outhit
ms dad off the nineteenth tee. but
Alberts iron shot was inside the
mashie shot of his son. The lad made
gallant try for his 3 on the 40
yard hole. and missed by inches. Law
ing on the far side of the cup. TO
the father the hole looked as big as
the proverbial barrel, and down went
the putt to, win the championship.
roland SEEMED as pleased as Mac
N henzle' pere- He is only sixteen years
OF age, and has many years of golf
championships.
The cards:
Albert X. Mackenzie
Out 8 3 : 4 = 4-42
Roland n. Mackenzie
Out A 8 3 u ) 3 @ 81.
Albert II. Mackenzie
In .......4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-38-,S
Extra hOIe-3.
Roland n. MacKenzfe-
In .....4 B 4'5 4 4 4 3-36-7s
Extra hole.
Presenting the prizes after the
matches were over, James j. Davis
ifoecretary OF Labor, congratulated
Doth father and son, victor and van
qulshed, for golf battle that never
has been paralleled in this country.
He referred to golf as the most demo- |
cratic of games. and said he did not |
realize it's difficulty until he himself
took it up few years ago.
Other Flight Winners.
The second flight went to Richard !
=. Davidson of Chevy Chase. who de- |
ton. and 9.
Karl F. Kellerman sank a twenty |
loot putt to win on the nineteenth in /
the hnal of the third flight against |
commander w. W. Smith, while the !
l iniT night went to Lee Gran
Chase annexed the fifth flight. win |
ming from W. NJ. Kennedy of Column !
bla. and Harry F. Krauss of Ban |
nockburn won the sixth flight from H. /
King Cornwen of Columbia
l.. S. Barr of Columbia, and r |
Holt Wright of Washington. who had |
tied for low net at 65 in the uuali- |
flying round, both were disqualified |
by a rule of the Middle Atlantic |
Golf Association, which states that |
any player who fails to play through |
the tournament may not receive any
prize. Both Wright |
and Barr defaulted in the first match !
play. round. Low net then went to
card of S5-18-67. and second low
net was won by Admiral J. D. Beuret of
Chevy Chase, with S6-1S-6S.
Horace g.. Chickering of Wilmington
medal. with a card of y, against rs for
e. Warren Corkran.
The Summaries.
Mackenzie, Columbia. defeated c. J. Dunphy, !
Columbia, 8 and 1; Roland R. Mackenzie. Co.
lumbia, defeated H. G. Chickerins. Whining
defeated Roland R. Mackenzie, up in Is
= coNsoLATIoN-F; N, Sweeney. Maryland
up in 10 holes: Samuel Daizell, Chevy Chase,
defeated d Guy M. standifer, Columbia. Z and s. |
sEcoND F1 defs1ted Sweeney Yy,ia and 8
ton, defeated J. F. Brawner, Columbia, and
q x: F" Davidson Chevy Chase, defeated B.
dcfe ass5 L C0,amoa and l. Final Davidson
s eeoNssoLAT1oM-G. A; Fuller. Chevy Chase,
detected n r: $; whelsy, Chevy Chase and 8;
Fuller T.. defeated B., Brawner. 9 and 2.
def TataD Fh1e IT.. w. Smith. Columbia.
K. F. Kellerman, jr., Bannockburn. defeated
=. 2. Poroher Chevy Chase. 3 and e. Final,
bia, defeated E. H. Loftin, Kiriside, s and 3:
E. b. English, defeated J. w. Turner, wash.
Eng F9e .TEn, up sinal' Wasgaman defeated
T, ToGsTH e ss1IeHr-1ss c5.as.1, jr., BAN
instoa. and e HATCH asci ooIams, Wash ss
feated w. s. Camp. Chevy Chase, and 3.
Final, Crandau defeated Hatch, 8 and O.
Consolatoin-J. H. Clapp. Chevy Chase, de.
feated g. T Smith. Chevy Chase, up; L. W.
laudick, Columbia, defeated J. T. Harris,
5annockburn, 8 and Q. Final-Laudiok, de.
feated Clapp, 2 and /.
Fifth Flight W. Childress, Chevy Chase.
defeated a. D. ". Burr, Indian Spring,
and 2; W. NJ. Kennedy Columbia, defeated
S Widlam ouiEley. Chevy Chase. 2 up. Final
ohhdress defeated Kennedy, and 8.
Consolatlon-0. B. kovay, Chevy Chsss,
defeated I; W. Mccrea, Baltimore. up;
defeated Mcvay,- 4 and 5. pR'e1nah
Sixth Flight-Harry F. Krauss, Bannock.
burn defeated H. C. Train, Columbia. 3 and
2; H. X: cornwell, Columbia. defeated L. S.
M Morsy. Washington UP in 20 holes. Final
Consolation - Russell Jewell, Washinzton.
defeated E. G. Kalbfus. Washington, 9 up;
R. 4. M: Emmett. Chevy Chase, defeated
L. F. Thiebault. Columbia Q up final
Jewell defeated Emmett, and 8.
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