Evening star., 1924-10-20

Five of the matches in the Wash
ington-Chevy Chase engagement end
ed on the home green, Fraser Hale
winning the first match from w r.
McCallum, up, when the latter took
three puts on the home green, after
going too strong for putt to win
the hole. 4. McCook Dunlop halved
the 18th hole. with George P. Lynde
to win the match by one hole, while
DIR. ]. Allan Talbot Of Washington
defeated DR.. T. z. Neill of Chevy
Chase on the last hole
A summary of the match follows:
Capt. Fraser Hale. Chevy Chase, defeated
W. W r. hGCallum: Washington; up; samuel
son, Washington 4 and 3 best ball--Chevy
A. McCook. Chevy Chase, defeated G p.
Chevy Chase, defeated DR.. T. ]. Rice. Wash
ington. and 3. Best ball-Chevy Chase, u
,.R, A. Lotus. Chevy Chase, defeated RAJ
tIell Washington, defeated Robert Stead. jr. :.
Chevy Chase. and 5. Best ball-Chevy
DIR, J. A. Talbot. Washington. defeated Dr.
T. +. Neil. Chevy Chase, / up: ]. l. Power.
Washington. defeated r. S. whaey. Chevy
Chase. and =. Best bali-Washington. 5
or. j. T. McCIenahan. Washington. defeated
- "; &. Peter. .hexy Chase and 2 W. A.
game, Washington. up. Best ball-all even
M"rven Thompson, Chevy Chase, defeated
X $. McHugh,, Washington, and 8; !: II,
Washington. ) and 4. Best bail-Chevy Chase,
d aud j.
Indian Spring won but two points
In its match with Columbia at Indian
Spring, r. c. Clark defeating Herbert
7. Shannon when the latter lost his
ball on the seventeenth hole. The
host aggregation also won a best ball
match. The summary:
X. +. kellerman, jr., Columbia. defeated
Burr, jr, Columbia. defeated ]. i. Browneil.
Indian Spring, ] up. Best hall-Colunibia /
e. p. James Columbia DEBATED S r.
ward, Columbia, defeated Dr. :. L. Tilley.
Indian Spring. up. Rest bali--lndian Spring.
j. e. Davis, Jr. Columbia. defeated +. L.
Eariy, Indian spring. and ,; r. T. Hanna.
and 3. Best ball-Cclumbis. 4 and .,
G. B. Doyle. Columbia. and H 4. Pope.
sln naan sSses al s G c'rt o5 Indsn
". E Baker. Colnmbis. defeated F. f.
EeSnb. ms ndan defsstsa ssfaf g. aH @ W. ls.
Spring, and l. Best ball-Columbis, 4
Hugh Mackenzie Columbia. defeated R. L.
Rose. Indian Spring, 3 and .: II. X. Corn
we'll. Columbia. defeated J. +. Mccormick.
iuuldH 3, - anu l. btel DdI--IpIumDld,
up.
With james A. White, jr., leading
the field with a card of IS, pairings
for the first round in the Glass \
and championships were announced
last night by the Bannockburn Golf
Club. The pairings follow:
Class A-Dr. J. \. Mood vs.. J. T. Harris:
Or. w. X. Pearce J. A. White, jr.; Lee
Crandall. :jr., vs.. Glenn McHugh; II. u. Cash
man VS. II. Beaman; L. ]. Doyle .. J.
Tiiacker; NJ II. RobD W. +. Turton; w.
L. Carey. jr.. ys. Arthur Bennett; f. {.
Alvord T.. l. Bono
Class BID. Greisner drew a bye; II. +.
Smith drew bye: Earl Gates VS.. ". +.
Carey, ST: Herbert DnckwOrth VS. l.. $.
PfsutE; H. Tweed VS.. y y. Todd; F. s. Noise
VS.. c. W. Griffin; Miles Taylor drew bye;
d. A. Hazard drew bye.
PaiFfnss for the Bannockburn
women's championship were an
nounced as follows:
Mrs c. II. Warner vs.. Mrs. O. ]. Thackrr;
Mss Sue Peck vs. Miss +. T.. Parker; Mrs.
\. W. Hilton VS. Mrs. NJ Beamau; Mrs. T.
c. KNOX Mrs. N. f. Miller.
John T. Money, with card OF So,
won low gross in the handicap event
at the Argyle Club yesterday. Low
net went to L. l.. Chance with
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