Evening star., 1924-05-07
w. A. INQUIRE HAS
LOWEST GOLF SCORE
Potomac Park Player Leading in
Indian Spring
Tourney.
]. F. DAILY, JR., HAS GOOD Carl
Albert r. Mackenzie and J. W.
Downey Tied at Noon.
J. F. DAILY, JR., HAS GOOD Carl

Scores on the second qualifying day
of the Indian Spring Golf Clubs an
nual spring tournament continued n
run high. W. 4. Mcclure Of East I'o-
t"mac Park turned in the lowest car!
up +" noon today, with an 81. !. y.
DAILY, jr., Il Georgetown stUder',
reached the turn in 81. and appe arod
likely TO better the score of IS madn
yeste rday hv Walter =. Tuck erran.
the District champion
Albert l. Mackenzie. the midd .
Atlantic cham picn, ard J ". 10 vrcy
were tied for second place ~ rrn
today, with scores Of S%
Other scores turned i'm tuda- f,l-
low: Fred &. Clarke. Indian ~1-r.-.
go; i. L. Bono. Bannnck burn "E. }.-
gar Markham, Indian Spring. 20 t'--
tin NJ. Porter, Columbia, So. g. =
Silsbee, Indian Spring, 98; II. : I.as-,
Indian Spring, 81; ". T.. J,ffr. In
dian Spring. IOi: j. 2. I'upper f.glau
Spring. l01: II. + Smith. ir..aa
Spring, 1G9; p g. Knox, Indian S.....-..
1I3;.
Tuckcrman Led Field Yesterday.
over IA cours" mad" hard h- .,-s
Of wind ana sun. Walter =. m....s-
man of Chevy fha->., TIN" lf.-. ...t
champion. yesterday led =. fold &
nearly 100 golfer. who COMP. a
tho first DAYS play "f tn" qua t'-.rE
round in the second annual golf '..r1~-
nArnent cf th, Indian rurrnz ,r0ff
Club. Turk" r7nan had 4 card ~ q,
ono shot IN front of George Vet
of East Potomac Tark. with wr~T ia
plavef. and \ I Williams. alec -
/ East Potomac PARK. who four1 'rA
Indian Spring course much :" -
liking.
The District amateur title ho'tar
had his card Of IS under ideal EO'4rE
conditions although he had one or
two bad holes. For example. ne had
a reasonable putt for {. at the short
a-haif foot putt for :, and then
missed a six-inch putt for / 4. He
was trapped on the last hole. and
took = ). but othe ru-iSe did nn' -
in much trouble.
Indian Spring TcrrorS.
Scores made yesterday apps1r . d.
show that Indian Spring holds i'rr"r3
for those who cannot keep the hI
on the straight line. for there W~ra
but eight scores turned in Unaor ~,
although one man was dISdHa.-1ed.
More than a dozen Of the Inttrls
yesterday turned IN cards, oN'" I'',
while several who saw their caf-s
mounting over that figure tore them
up. Indian Spring lends itself pa
ticularIy well TO long hItftT~. az
the men VINO smit. them long md
straight from the tee lind 10 d IL
Gully in scoring vel.
The cIaSsiest part Of the field goes
off today. with chris J. DuuPhE tns
two Mac kenzies. father and son, ari
Miller e. STEVENSON scheduled 10 E-t
away on their medal round. along
with a score of lesser known goters.
In ali nearly 100 more ambitious
players will start ont today to a.
tempt TO meet Cen. Tar "u his own
turned in Yesterday any scor" under
80 should make the first n ght, win
scores up to IS or 90 qualifying in
the sixth and last flight Tor tue many
attractive prizes the club has tHDI
up for successful match play c"ru-
be made tonight
Yesterdays scores follow:
". L. Tuckerman. Chevy Chase, IS: Gr--,
J, Eoist +; r. az; \; F. Williams, + r.
son. Wash, So: J.. ". B-owncll. l. $, -
Paul Y. Anderson. I. s. -; J. W. Brawu~-
Col, IS: {. Il. Hatch, Col. -: L. W. ire-
man. Wash, 80; ]. +. Murphy. f. p. ~;
81: G. p. orme. CO.. 81; c. g. Cr.iiilh. co.,
%; W. NJ. Kennedy, Col, 81. l. !. G~r,
l. $ 81; P J. FrizzsH, Argyle H%. ".
!t3: q. c. Minnigprode. c. {. G.. 90. : Il,
Speelman, l. s. 93; II. X. CarnweH r"'.,
81; A l.. Chris3maR: 2, Cpl. *; r. " cTamr~
White. jr., 81: c. \. Slater. Co. 90. J l-
Collins, l.. T.. 9j; II. z. shannon. t1t O.;
V. W. Van Fleet. l. $. 30: :. H Fa...
Wash. 96: l.. W Percc. Roll ~ Hnaf. "';
Thomas +. Scott I. :. %: J.. S.ah'e-. l. s.,
81: G. Il. Hougb, ConcreSsionaf. ~. @. =.
Watson. Col. %: W, II. Mont-,m"rv l. =,
%; W. L. Baker, Col. 81: y %. Ma"kay,
!. s, 9S; l.. VI. benedict. uuait. -. -
Thomas Foley. {. G. G. 9s: J Hor1a-y.e,
!. $. 90; J. c. Mccormack, l. :. 80 e.. p.
Christian, ir., Col. 80: W. J.. Mcor' !. =,
100; John i. Gilmore. I. s. IGO: W J. Tt-
ley. Col. 100; +. L. WagGaman. I. T. e.,
100: Ward Campbell. l. $. 1un: .. y. Das.
|. =. 100; Maj. T. II. Rowe. / g IT T..
r. Taylor. l. $. 1O1; y. T. Carey. l. :,
102: !. VI. Cunningham. Col, 1ri: t H.
kiesecker. I; S. 1o4: $. J. Portch. l. $.
lo1: b. l. Gruver, Bann.. 1o5; II X. Cs,,
Wilcox. ], S., 11o; ]. !. MNany. l. s, lI.;
Fred Waring, 1l3; r. 4. Cozzens, l. s. .1I