Evening star., 1924-05-31

Walter G. Peter was the winner of
the Victor Kaufman Memorial day
cup at the Chevy Chase Club, finish
ing 4 down to par with his handicap
of nine strokes. c. A. Fuller was in
second place, down TO par, while
Walter r. Tuckerman and Reginald
A. LOTUS were s down.
Charles H. Doing, jr., won the first
night in the miniature tournament of
the Washington Golf and Country
Club IN an extra-hole match with r.
E. Carlson. The other results follow:
Second fight-Henry D. Nicholson
defeated G. G. Duganne. up.
Third flight. D. Paxton defeated
j. p. Rice, l up in ten holes.
Fourth flights. b. Balm defeated
E. w. Gushing, 5 and 3.
Fifth flight. b. Plat defeated
H. o. B. Cooper, 4 and 2.
Sixth fight-B. L. Howell defeated
r. G. Hunt, 8 and 2.
H. NJ. label. playing with handicap
of "a, planted his flag at the cup on
the eighteenth green in the tomb
stone tournament at the Columbia
Country Club yesterday, finishing far
ahead Of the other competitors in the
tournament. Flags were planted all
the way along the last four holes, but
label finished better than any of the
other competitors. James c. Davis,
5r, finished second, his flag being
planted within five feet Of the cup.
A. H. Retler and Sidney c. Kaun-
man won first place in the two ball
Club yesterday with a score of 200
49-151. Second place resulted in a
tie bewteen Joseph Lang and 3. A.
Baer and S. H. Fischer and Gilbert
Hahn. who had 216-61-155 and 219-
64-155. respectively.
Frank L. Roesch, n student at the
Tech High School, won the club
championship at the Kirkside Golf
Club YESTERDAY with VT an NJ
Sc and an SO. The club also held
a miniature tournament, III which
Roesch won the first flight with So
19-67; Roger Coombs was runner. runner.
pFovsd pR with the winneT of the eeini seaond
flight with 9S-25-73, while the third
flight went to the Rev. H. T. Cooke.
with 100-30-70 r. H. Lombard
won the fourth flight, with 114-33-
81. while the fifth fight was won sd
Mrs. w. S. Corby won the gross
prize in the women's event, while
Mrs. w. H. Finckel won the net prize
"A
handicap tournament held yesterday
at the Manor Club with 95-1@S3.
c. NJ Wright, chairman of the house
committee of the club, was in second
place with card of 100-16-S4.
Results in the miniature tourna-
ment at the Bannockburn Golf Club
were as follows:
First hight. A. White, jr. de-
Second fight@w. E. Carey. jr.. de-
feated W. F. Turton, 2 and l..
Third f1ight-Glenn McHugh defeat
ed E. ]. Doyle, 2 and 1.
Fourth flight-T. J: w; Brown de-
feated r. M. Brown, 2 and l.
Fifth flight-M Slindee defeated ].
v. Thomson, 3 and 2.
Tom Moore annexed the first flight
in the miniature event at the Indian
Spring Golf Club yesterday, defeating
Other results follow:
Second f1ight-F. c. Clark defeated
J. r. De Farges, 3 and 2.
Third f1ight--R. l.. Rose defeated
D. G. Patterson. and 2.
ed M. Carlough, and 2.
Fifth fight-Charles b. Lyddane
defeated w. R. Winslow, and 3.
Sixth f1ight-R. Wise defeated Mrs.
Tom Moore.
s. r. Speelman, B. Wise, B. M. Man
ly. Mrs H. A. Knox, w. H. Harper
and Mrs. L. L. Steele won the defeated
fours.
Frank Hughes won the first tour
nament at the Congressional Country
Club yesterday, a medal play handi-
cap event, with score Of 96--18-78.
e. c. Brant, with 102-23-79, tied with
H. A. Kite, 99-20-79, for second.
women's putting. event at the Column
bia Country Club yesterday, defeat
ing Mrs. T. w. Newbern in the final.
Mrs. e. Charlton Graves won the cqnsE