Evening star., 1924-10-03
V0|GT DEFEATS COX
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Favorites Bannockburn Club
Winners, Except in the
First Match.

Favorites won their matches with
exception in the first match play
round Of the Rannockburn Golf
Clubs Fall golf tournament today
George J. Noigt, the medaIist, de-
feated w. j. Cox. and 3. while
Page Hufty defeated w r DiEste
) and 4. John C. Shorey of East Po-
tomac Park, defeated NJ A. Shipley
Rock Creek Park, 5 and T. and Karl
F. Kellerman of Columbia. defeated
II. G. Pitt, unattached. and 4
other results in the first flight fol
low: r. T. Harrell, Washington, de-
fcated A. n. V. Burr. jr., Columbia !
up in 20 holes w l. Pendergast
Bannockburn, defeated Lee Crandall
jr.. Bannockhurr, 4 and g.
The fourth flight results follow
c. c. FELTON,. Bannockburn. defeated
Mauric Fitzgerald, unattached. and
2: j. n. Todd. unattached, defeated
Miles Taylor, Bannock burn, 3 and ,;
j. r. Wood, Bannock burn, defeated
w. Fl. Finckel, Columbia. 3 and 9: w
+. Richardson, Manor, defeated ]. r
Densmore, unattached. 5 and 2; r. L
Fuller won by default from J. E
Graf.
Wins Qualifying Round.
With a score of II, six over the
par. of 65 for the course George J
Voight, now n member of the Ban.
nockburn Golf Club, and holder of the
District municipal links title for the
last two years. won the qualifying
round in the Bannock burn clubs Fal
golf tournament yesterday.
Two strokes behind Voight came
Charles N. Agnew. jr., also a former
municipal champion and now a mem
hod
while two other members of Bannock-
burn, Lee Crandall, jr.. and r. C
McKimmie, the Middle Atlantic cham.
pion, tied for third place with scores
of rs. Bannock burn players usurped
the spotlight in the medal round as
most of the low scores were made by
members of the host club.
Two men of high rank in local
golf failed to make the first sixteen
and withdrew their cards. Walter r
Tuckerman of Burning Tree, the
District champion, with a score of 81
landed in a tie for last place in the
first sixteen and was eliminated in
in the playoff He withdrew rather
than play in the second flight. Albert
R. Mackenzie of Columbia, winner OF
the tournament last year, found
trouble with his putting and with
drew his card, as did Donald Wood
ward of Columbia, his playing part
2er.
VOight Out in 3S.
Voigt was out in 3S and started
back with and 5 on two par
holes, tenth and eleventh. From the
eleventh he played fine golf and came
to the eighteenh with a for II
His putt for nearly holed. Voigt
holds the record for the Bannock
burn course with a score of 6S, made
10 days ago. Par for the course has
never been equaled.
Tuckerman tied for the first six
teen with c. r. Hough, A. d. V. Burr
ir., and l.. d. Nuemann. The first
hole of the play-off was halved in
in the gathering darkness last night
and Burr went into the first flight
when he secured 4 on the second
hole Low net in the qualification
round went to Lee Crandall, jr., with
a card of 75-10-65.
Pairings and scores in the first
flight follow: Page Hufty, unat-
tached (7s), VS.. w. p. di Este, Argyle
(79); w. J. Cox, unattached (S0), VS.
G, ]. Voigt, Bannockburn CD; E. P
Brooks, unattached (7s), VS.. c. N
Agnew, jr., Bannockburn (73); M. A
Shipley, unattached T9), vs. John c.
Shorey, unattached (7S); K. F. Kel-
lerman, jr., Columbia C76), VS.. HI. G.
Pitt, unattached 79); A. D. v. Burr
jr., Columbia (S1), VS.. r. T. Harrell
Washington 900; Lee Crandall, jr.
Bannockburn (75), VS.. w. l.. Pender-
CAST, Bannockburn (sO; w. S. Ell
Kimmie, Bannockburn G5).