Evening star., 1924-05-03
DEFEAT or DUNPHY
BY DAVIS YESTERDAY
A REAL SENSATION

Tho STAKE Was set yesterday for
another of those perennialIy inter-
osting slsi,s played by one OF the
rolfing monopolies OF Washington
the family Mackenzie, who play the
game at the Columbia Country Club
and travel abroad in other directions
gathering unto themselves silver
plate in the form Of golf trophles--
Albert l.. Mackenzie and his seven
teen year old son Roland, finalists
in the Middle Atlantic championship
last year. Albert reached the semi
final by outclubbing DR.. James t.
McClenahan of Washington, who has
brought the Virginia course up to
excellent condition for the tourna-
ment, and Tom Moore of Indian
Spring, while Roland defeated !:
Holt Wright and w. X. McCallum Oh
Young Jim Davis in his defeat OF
Chris Dinphy yesterday hit one OF
the first tee that reached the green
sos yards away, and Dunphy never
came to earth after that lusty swat
the way and looked a winner at every
stage OF the match. The ball he was
hitting yesterday dlsdained all the
long carries for which some OF the
holes at Washington are famous Tor
Davis was from 80 TO rs yards ahead
of Dunphy--not a short hitter---from
nearly every tee. For example. at
the thirteenth hole. with follow
ing wind, he hit one on the slope
leadingNto the green-fully 36b yards.
Such tee shots left little work to DO
with the irons and, combined with
fine putting. encompassed the defeat
OF the former District title holder,
3 and 2.
Albert r. Mackenzie played what
he termed "the best game I ever
played" in putting Tom Moore away
to the tune of and 5. He was out
In 81 and had par for II when the
match ended. DR.. NLcClenahan holed
his chip shot for an eagle 2 at the
first hole in the morning. Five extra
hole matches featured the days golf,
with three in row coming in the
morning.
Yesterday's Scores.
The summaries:
First fight; nrst round--E. W. Freeman.
Washington. defeated J. Z. Collins, Potomac,
9 and 1: E. F. Brooke. Potomac. defeated c.
s. IL AfssT sey, j S@ do ro
defested ]. T. Mccienshsn. % Wsshinaton.
1tty poiemss SsnRns ana i?i 6.1is 6eS 5r e
feated A. Nj. Porter. Columbia. 8 and 8: R.
.,.s, B. MseEens,e: Colu%sia .dstsstes .c r.
lum. Washington. defeated Harry Krauss,
Bannockburn. and 9.
and 5: A. R. Mackenzie defeated Moore, Q and
s.; Davis defeated Dunphy, 8 and .; r. r.
Mackenzie defeated McCaliun. 4 and 2.
defeated c. B; Hatch, Columbia, 2 up; a. D.
V: Burr. Columbia; defeated T. J: Rice.
Washington ana q G. gnSe wa,n,nE E
20 holes. r. l. Bono BAnnockburn, defeated
Q. c. Murray, Bannockburn, and 4; G. P.
@.ssns,Sn Sr%s np Tsh.i G. cpubs mGs's d.
feated q. Il. Truett. washington. up in 10
holes; o. J. De Moll Columbia. defeated C.
Chevy CT Chase, defeated Donald woodward, % . Co.
iuntbia. up in 81 holes.
,s . .Ss
defeated orme, and 1; Lotus defeated De
Moll. Q and 4.
xo mrS Sy d.aat from x Tt s. Msuss %a.sae
ton: I. 8: Appieman' Columbia, defeated T. 7.
Harris: BanHosknaIn cosain,a Up IN 10 holes X X
Argyle. S and 4: z. ". 'csifee. washington.
defeated v: =. Richardson: Manor. Up;
Hugh Fl M.eksn,. 1S ss.,y SoG%S. eS.s. s Ss
ost3ss os,1s #sshnstsn # and wiiams
sSna .ns = k.nnss w:h,ns.os Isasn
defeated j. E. wise, Potomac. 8 and 1.
second round--White defeated Appleman,
ana heuer1nhu otIchbeu 1dHccs hnQ 4,
Doing defeated Mackenzie, up; Kennedy de-
fested Williams, and l.
Fourth FIiSht.
Fourth Nights. n. Rain. Washington.
defeated II. A. Linn. washington. / up in 10
holes; r.. L Buchanan, Washington, defeated
W. j; Hughes, 1r.. Kirkland, and o; A.
rotemse. desessed J. <. T.,sett, up: Z:
risen, unattached, and 3; II. D.. Carlson.
washington, defeated g.. y. Kirkpatrick.
washington, 8 and .; r. n. posey, Potomac.