Evening star., 1924-05-09
MACKENZIE MEETS .
DUNPHY IN FINALS
Former Goes Nineteen Holes With
McAleer in Placing
Round.
vOIGT DEFEATED, 1 DOWN
Closest Matches Ever Witnessed on
Local Courses.

Dunphy are playing this afternoon in
the final round of the Indian Spring
Clubs annual golf tournament. In
two Of the tightest semi final matches
ever witnessed on local golf courses
Dunphy defeated George J. voigt OF
East Potomac 1 UP, and Mack emile
who won the Washington tournament
last week. defeated Earl McAleer OF
East Potomac on the nineteenth hole
All square going to the seventeenth,
Dunphy placed a fine iron shot IL feet
from the pin and won the hole when
Voigt missed six-foot putt for a half.
Voigt again missed a four foot putt
to win the hole and carry the match
70 extra holes on the eighteenth, where
Dunphy hooked his second shot into
a bunker.
Mackenzie lost the sixteenth tc
become one down by taking three
points. A fine iron shot which gave
him a putt for two won the seven
teenth when McAleer missed a four
foot putt.
The eighteenth was halved in five
although Roland took three to get
down from the edge of the green
The youthful Columbia player won
the nineteenth hole and the match
when he laid high mashie shot 1C
feet from the cup, while McAleer hall
topped the second shot
Aohi -h1Ooio anu Jouu
are playing in the final of the first
flight consolation. They reached the
fnal round by victories over Albert
r. Mackenzie and w. a. Mcclure.
Stars Eliminated.
The two public links players, who
learned their game on tde course al
East Potomac Park. played against
the two men who have shown them
selves so far this year to be the
,~f
J. Voigt of East Potomac Park, who
met Chris ]. Dunphy of Columbis
this morning, while Earl McAleer
southpaw golfer from the park, who
crossed clubs with Roland R. Mac
Kenzie, Columbia's young star, Won
their way into the semi-final by out
slugging their opponents through
mud and water yesterday in ono OF
the soggiest golfing days in recent
years.
The first round of match play yes
terday witnessed the defeat of two
Walter r. Tuckerrnan, the District
champion, who lost to Roland Mac
Kenzie, and Albert r. Mackenzie, the
Middle Atlantic champion, who lost
to Vofgt
The finest match of yesterday and
one of the best in many days was
the afternoon engagement between
Roland and Miller B. Stevinson. who
won the medal round. Although
Stevinson won the first hole, the
youngster caught him at the fourth
and they played through the turn al
into a trap at the tenth and lost the
hole. Every hole thereafter was
halved until they reached the six
teenth, where Roland laid an ap-
proach stony. The lad lost the seven
teenth. however. by misjudging the
hllf hA sert
from Stevinson. 2 up. Mack enzi.
was rs and Stevinson IS.
Frist Flight Scores.
Yesterdays summaries follows:
First flight: first round-C. J. Dunphy, Col
new: j.; E: F. defeated !. II. 1owney; T
man i Coz oS Seie.tea and w. + Mecsam kf1s5
wash: | up: Harry Krauss, Bann.. defeated
E. F. defeased F. r. 'pS coi Eari se1efs ap:
r. Mackenzie, Col. defeated W r. Tucker
man. G. C; C.. and 8; n, B. STEVENSON, Col.
Second round-Dunrhy defeated Agnew, ;
and ?; Voigt defeated kellerman, 2 up; Nc
Aleer defeated Krauss. and ); MacKenzi,
Consoia tion-Moore defeated Downey. and
z; Mackenzie won by default; BraUner de
fault.
second night. NJ Cults. 1. s.. defeated
A NJ Porter. Col: by default: L. W Free
up; G B. Asher, Col. defeated A +. Pres
eott l up: j. w Brawner, Col. defeate,
COL defestsd Aasso9 b Sarphyp 81 lp T. f F. ap s,uP
G. Clark. 1: s. defeated J.. c. Davidson
Wash, and I: C. A. Fuller. C. c. :, defeat
Hatch. ood. defe.sed - g. T p. orme. y o Col. i i up %
Second round-Freemsn defeated Cults,
mp: Asher defeated Brawner. and 2; Sam
defeated Clark, and 1; Fuller defeate'
Hatch, and 4.
Observation-Disclosures won from Porter b
default: Prescott defeated Anderson an
5; Davidson defeated Murphy. 1 UP; orme de
feated Kennedy, and ..
Third Flight Results.
Third nisht-H. K. Cornwen. Col. won fror
A. ]. Gray, unattached, by default; P J
Frtzzel: 1. s., won from B. V. Boyer. ]. S.
Hopkins s I. g.. ga and = 2: b. % G. Pattersoa. @ |
s.. won from Page Hufty, e; p. by default
e sResi%aa s11 g. from e a Eake' b
:. E. Eariy, /. s.. defested J, W. Rieasrd. a
frop r. G. y dsf1fs ars o / GSFsmsn Sg delaut co
Second round-FrtHel defeated CornveI.
up; Vogel defeated Patterson and 8; speel
defeated Ghristman. and 2.
Consoss tion-Beyer won from Gray by de
fault Hoakins won from Hufty by default
Baker Won from Champion by default; do1bl
default
Fourth nixht-J. A White. jr.. B.nn.. DE-
% Bann.. defe.ted T \. T B. Giesetinr. dp /. s, % up
BALTIC. dsase s defsut t E. p ehT nHey. s. se DC
feated J. r. De Farges, L. s., 8 and 4; II. 7
Shannon, Col, defeated 8: B. Balm, Wash.
defeated c. A. Slater. Col, and 4
Second round-White defaated Harris 4 an
3; Rose won by defaulty TIney defeate
Shannon. and 5; Truett eefeated Collins
Consolation Bono defeated Diezeking, by do
fault; double default; Balm defeated D
Fargcs, 9 and 4; Slater won by default
Fifth night-N. o. Mackay. L s., defe1te
G. s. silsby. i. s.. up; c. A Watson. Col.
defeated Jules Henderson J. s.; and I; "
6. G., defeated L. stabler. l. s.. up In L
holes; @. r. Hough Congressional, defeate,
W. B. Jeffries. /. s., by default; h s. Pope
!; S. WON from " a West COL and
+ fn s.. e. % and Z; +. T +. Scott. I. s.. deiesaea
NJ. Benedict, unatt-, and 2
Second round-Macray defeated Watson,
and 2; Foley defeated Montgomery, and
Pope defeated Hough, and s; Baker de
feated Scott, and ..
Consola ton Henderson defeated Siishy. b.
default; Stabler won from Christian by de
fault; Mccormick won from Benedict by de
sixth night-E. E. Harrison. mat defeat
W' d.te.sss h aSese " s. anvS. sad l. s b . DE-
fault; a. B. Campbell. L S. defeated J.. N
defeated ] VI w. J. Finley, Col. and
F. P. Waggamsn. c. G. O.. defeated G.
Taylor, /. g and 8; +; S. Noise, B.nn;, de
Watts Watts, Il Col. T. defeat defeated T l. ". @ekernan n
Wash, 2 UP; J., P. Gilmore. E. P. defeatet
C. A DAILY, /. g., Q and l.