Evening star., 1924-10-02
CRANDA[L LEADS
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Tops Qualifiers Today at
Bannockburn-Other
Scores High.

Lee Crandal1, jr., Of the Bannock
burn Club led a field of 40 golfers
this morning over the first half of
the second days play of the qualifi-
cation round Of the Bannockburn
Golf Clubs Fall golf tournament.
Crandall, playing with Walter r.
Tuckerman, District champion, had
score of rs. while Tuckerman, putting
badly, had 81. Crandalls score was
the only one turned in up to noon
under 80, and is two strokes above
the 73 made yesterday by Charles n.
Agnew, jr.
Other scores Of today follow:
William Elliott, unattached, so; L. r.
Hough, Congressional, 81 S. Parks, un-
attached, So; w. hampton, unattached,
Sc; John L. Eldridge, unattached, SO:
James r. Wood, Bannockburn, 30; James
Graf, Washington, 80: James Mathews,
Bannockburn, "a; W. Skinker, Bannock
burn, 95; W. McInerney, Bannock-
burn, 100.
Several of the players in the tourna
ment play their qualification rounds this
afternoon. There is a possibility that
Tuckerman's 81 may not qualify.
Agnev Leads With 73.
With card of 73, eight over the
par of 65. Charles n. AgneW, jr., for
mer champion of the municipal links
and now a member of Bannockburn.
led a field of so players in the first
days qualification round of the Ban
nockburn Clubs golf tournament yes
terday. Agnew was out in SO and
back in 81 for his leading card, even
with 5s on the sixteenth and seven
teenth holes. John G. Shorey of East
Potomac Park finished in second
place on the first day with a score OF
7S. while two other players tied for
third at 80. The major part of the
field Of 40 entrants started today on
the qualification round, with match
play scheduled for tomorrow and
Saturday.
Yesterdays scores follow:
c. \. Agnew, jr.. Bannockburn. 73; J. e.
Shorey. unattached rs; r. T. HarreIl, Wash
ington, so; W. L. Pendersast, Bannockburn,
Alvord, Bsnnockburn 50; Harry Krauss, Ban
nockburn. s3: W. F. Turton. Bannockburn, s3
Hugh, Bannockhurn. 81; E. ]. boyle, Bannock-
burn. So; Il. Il. Hoeber. Washington, 81; A.
Iandvoight. Bannockburn. IS; NJ. f. Miller,
Rannockburn. IS: W. Z. Baker, Columbia. IS:
J. T. Harris. Bannockburn, ss; w. Il. Pearce,
Bannockburn, IS; W. II. Garrett. Bannock
otto Thacker. Banuoc kburn, 81; r. /. Fuller.
Washington. 81: W. II. Finckel. Columbia, 80:
Il. W. Mills. Bannockburn. g.; w. L. Richard
Arthur Bennett. Bannockburn "a; Major Fl.
R9oo, BannockhuTn, "a; H. l. Bisseile; Kirk
SIDE u: W. II. west Columbia. "a, Middle-
ton Reaman. Bannockburn, 50: II. A. Coombs,
Congressional. 81; A. B. Campbell. Indian
Spring, 81; Il. A. sullivan unattached, 81;
W. NJ. Smith, Congressional. 90: ". u. Lundy,
unattached, 100: II. W. Tweed. Bannockburn,
TO-: NJ Il. swanson. Bannockhurn, 104: X. Y.
kellerman. sr., Columbia, l05; Perry Hoover,
Indian Spring. 10; c. d. Council, Indian
Spring, 1Oi.
Albert r. Mackenzie, last years
winner; r. Cliff McKimmie. the Mid
die Atlantic champions; George J.
Voigt. winner of the Columbia tourna
ment: Donald Woodward; Walter +.
Tuckerman. the District champion:
Karl F.. Kellerman. jr., last years
runner-up. and Tom Moore, Indian
Spring star, are among the group of
nearly 100 starting medal play today.
Five slXtcens will qualify for the
match play rounds.