Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

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Argyle, W.. P. di Este; Kirkside,
Frank Roesch; Beaver Dam, f. L.
HUDSON: Town and Country, Ralph
Goldsmith; Washington, w. r. Me-
Callum; Indian Spring, Tom Moore;
Congressional, Tom Moore: Rock
Creek Park, C. j. Heinz; Manor, Earl
J. Voigt; District Municipal, George
j. Voigt.
JuRier Title to Brswner.
], Floyd Bravner Won his way to
the top of the younger group of
players by annexing the District jun
Tor title at Chevy Chase Club In sep
TENDER. Throughout the year, how
ever. Brawner's record was not quite
as good as that Of his rival for jun
Tor -honors-MacKenzi
The team of municipal golfers who
went out to Dayton showed UP very
well. Earl McAleer won the quail
location medal with a score Of
l50. made over one of the most
difficult courses in the West, and sur
vived through the third round of
match play. Several others from
Washington qualified, but not a man
from the Capital reached the final,
The national amateur championship
at Merien in September found Guy
Al. Standifer, the younger MaeKen-
zie and Dunphy eligible to play, The
last two qualified, with Roland Mac
Kenzie a mild sensation Of the title
tilt when he turned in a score of 70
for the first days play, only shot
back of Bobby Jones.
Mackenzie met George Won Elm in
the first round, and after. being
down with i5 TO play, squared the
match on the seth hole, only to lose
on the 37th when he took three puts,
Dunphy lost ding-dong match 10
| Arthur c. Yates Of Rochester, N. Y,
ON the s6th green after 1t appeared
| the Washington star was to be the
| victor.
| In the professional ranks there was
nothing of note to record. Fred Nc
Leod qualified in and played in both
! the national open and the Profess
siouai Golfers Association champion
ships, but did not figure in the out
come of either event. Leo Diegel
| although he is not employed by a
| Washington club, was registered In
/ the open from Washington; he won
| three important tournaments, the
| Shawnee open, the Canadian open and
the Illinois open, besides performing
well in practically every event he en-
| tered, There was no District open
championship held, as was the case
| In 1929, when Diegel won at Co.
| lumbia.
Mrs, Saith Champion.
Mrs. Emory Smith of Chevy Chase
after an absence from women's goli
| events about Washington extending
over several years, won the District
| woman's championship, replacing
| Mrs. E. r. Tilley as the titleholder
Mrs. G. II, Warner won the Bannock-
| burn woman's championship. while
the Washington event went to Mis-:
| Phyllis Keller The woman's tour,
ney. at Indian Spring was won by
Mrs. J. NJ. Haynes. Mrs. Smith alse
won the Chevy Chase woman's event
| while Mrs, L. o, Cameron won the
Columbia ~woman's title and Mira
Tilley repeated at Indian SPRING.
+ George J. Voigt, then representing
| the public links, brought the frs
victory to public links player in q
big tournament when he won the Co
lumbia tourney. The only ether fea
| OF note from a public links player
came when Harry @. Pitt finishet
| runner-up to McKimmie in the Towr
and Country tournament, voigt ant
Charles n. Agnew, two public Links
stars, Joined the Bannockburn Clus
in midsummer.