Evening star., 1924-05-04

ut battles, on the sixteenth green, to
the merits OF his game His father
yesterday played stronger golf. and
other sport, wins.
the twelfth for a to win after his
fathers second shot was short For
the fifth time in the tournament the
younger Mac kenZie's tee shot ended
in the hollow short of the thirteenth
green, $50 yards from the tee, while
his father who had hooked almost 10
the fifteenth green, played to the
right, and falling to get dead with his
third shot, lost the hole to become ,
down.
dad" Wins Short Fourteenth.
Dad" Mackenzie won the short
fourteenth with par 8, when the
youngster took three puts from ten
feet on the sloping green. Roland
ms one on the nose from the fifteenth
and found his ball all teed up on the
far hillside. He lit into it with :,
brassie and it finished two yards
short of the green. Albert had hit q
fine ball from the tee, but he didn't
nearly get home. He got a half,
however. as the result of a dead sty-
mie, with Roland seven feet away
in g.
Roland got behind another one at
the sixteenth and had left but short
niblick shot TO the green. The elder
stubbed his pitch, however, and Ro-
land, always generous, did the same
thing. Albert'S run-up was inside
that of his son, but the sons puut
went down and the fathers didn't
and the youngster had won.
The tournament ended yesterday is
the first big event won by the young
er Mackenzie. In it competed all the
best golfers about the city. with but
two exceptions. He won on the
merits of a very strong game, ano
should proceed to other tournament
victories this year. And no one in the
gallery yesterday got the idea that
the father so wanted to see the son
win that he was careless himself
Not a chance. He wanted to win as
Ster won on his merits, outplayine
the middle Atlantic champion at every
stage of the match. Roland's game
is vastly improved over his game o.
last year.
The scores OF the final match:
Roland R. Mackenzie
Albert R. MacKenzie-
Roland R. MacKenzieV
Albert R. MacKenzie-
IN .............5
Bye holes not played out.
George p. Lynde. crack of the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
won the second flight, while the third
flight went to Charles H. Doing, jr.,
also of the host club. Washington
scored another victory in the fourth
flight when r. L. Buchanan was re
turned the winner. while De We're
Burr, another youngster, and cham
plon OF the Indian Spring club, won
the fifth flight. A. W. Howard. one
armed player of the Washington clun
won the sixth flight.
The Summaries.
First flight, semi-fnal-A. R. Mackenzie
COL, defeated E. P. Brooke, Potomac Park
2 and /; R. R. Mackenzie. Col. defeated ]
Mackenzie defeated a R. Mackenzie. Q and 2.
= Consolation; semi-fnal-M, B. Stevinson
eSl Lt defeated a1s C. T. Agnsw jr East potomae
Harry Krauss. Bann., 8 and 2. Final-Stevin-
son defeated Porter. 8 and !.
e; 3. Asher, Col defeated R. A. LOTUS.
SffteS Shsyy Shssd asssl qP in fs holes FnaLynde
Consolation; semi.fnal-H H saum. colIm.
ela, defeated I; ]. Rice: Washington, by d..
G. A. Pendleton, Washington, by defanIt. Fl
naIMsaum defeated Howard, / up.
ington, up: K: F. Kellsrman, jr.. Columbia.
g. Ii9S'iMnong defeated KellsImaa' up
]. T. Harris. Bauaockburn. 4 snd 3; ]. E.
Wise, Potomac Park, defeated William ontjes.
Washington. l up. Final-Harrell defeated
Wise, and 2.
Fourth fight; semi-fnal-R. L. Buchanan.
Washington, defeated C. NJ. Winbigler, Po-
tomae. and 2; E. NJ Posey, Potomac. de-
feated R. E. Carlson Washington, up. Final
Buchanan defeated Posey, 2 and l.
Consolation: semi-fnal-W. J. Hughes, jr.
Kirkside defeated J. A. Talbot, Washington.
l up in 1e holes G. D. Kirkpatrick Wash
ington. by default from C. 3. Munger
Washington. Final-Hughes defeated kirk
patrick, l up.
Fifth fight-De We're Burr. Columbia, de-
feated C. Hall. Chevy Chase. and 2: A. L.
Christman, Columbia, defeated J. T. Barnes.
Washing ton, and i. Final-Burr defeated
&C consoiationGP. na S. Black, Washington. de-.
feated Lynn Haincs, Bannockburn. 1 up: R.
B. Cummings, Columbia, defeated NJ. E. Nil
Ter, Bannock, and 2. Final-Cummings de-
feated Black. Q and l.
Sixth fight-D. Barkalow, Washington, de.
feated S. L. Mosby. Washington 8 and 2: A.
W. Howard, Washington defea ted c. G. Du-
game, Washington. l up in 10 holes. Final
Howard defeated Barkalow Q and /. ..-f.
CoasolatiOn-L. W. McRernan, Washington,
defeated F. c. Clark. Indian Spring, and /;
J. W. Turner, Washingtoa. defeated B. L.
Fuller Argyle, W. Final-McKernan de
feated Turner, ! up. 9GE@
Prizes were presented TO the. wifs
nerS at the close of the tournament
by Gen. j. J. Pershing. chief of staff.
United States Army, who referred TO
himself as dub" golfer, but hope
full one. Gen. Pershing was intro
duced by Col. James y. Drain. presi-
dent of the club. dseE.