Evening star., 1924-05-01
c. H. AGNEW LEADS
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Has Low Card of SO for Today's
Qualifying at Wash
ington.
HIGH WIND, HIGH SCORES
Albert MacKenzie's 81 in Rain
Yesterday Still Good.

than it was during the rain yester
day, Charles II. Agnew, jr., of East
Potomac Park. former municipal
links champion, led a field of fifty
golfers, who started play this morn
ing on the second day of the qualify
ing round of the Washington Golf and
Country Clubs tournament. .-'.,
AgneW had a score of 80, one stroke
higher than that turned in yesterday
by Albert r. Mackenzie OF the Co.
lumbia Country Club, the middle At
lantic champion. Agnew was out in
45 and back in 81, practically paral-
lelins Mackenzie's score of yesterday.
With the exception of the 81 made
by Agnew, the scores turned in this
morning were on the high side. They
follow:
o. C. Murray, Washington. 80; C. b.
Asher, Columbia. SO; Charles II. Do
ing, jr., Washington, 81: r. l.. Buchan-
an Washington, "a; K. g d'Espard,
Washington, 50; Arthur c. Moses, Co
lumbia, s5; Louis w. Mckernan,
Washington, 81; Leroy Livingston,
Columbia, 81; James w. Turner,
Washington, IS: Charles g. Duganne,
Washing ton, ss: s. L. Mosby, Wash
ington, 80. and A. w. Howard, Wash
ington, 80. c. j. Dunphy, the former
Mackenzie. sensational young Colum-
bia star, will play at 1:45 o'clock.
They are both expected to better the
score of 81 made yesterday by the
elder Mackenzie.
Rain Rains Scvre~.
Playing in a downpour of rain that
slack ened shortly after noon and
then decided TO reappear for the matt
&c performance, more than one hun
dred contestants in the first day of
the qualifying round of the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club tourna-
ment came up to the eighteenth green
yesterday and reported dire tales of
disaster and wreckage that ruined
scores and dispositions Out of the
whirl of water and mud. Albert r.
Mackenzie, the middle Atlantic cham
| pion, playing as a champion should
play, emerged in front on the first
| days play with card of 81, leading
Tom Moore of Indian Spring, Page
Hufty of East Potomac Park and
| Miller b. Stevinson of Columbia by
| one shot.
Mackenzie was out in 45 with
visions of the second fight ahead of
| him. But he turned around and shot
the last nine in 3s for his 81, while
Donald Woodward. his partner and
| winner of the tournament two years
ago. who was out in one shot less
an SS.
Young Hufty had a five on the last
| hole for an 80, but he topped his tee
shot. and then topped his second and
third. while Moore had two costly
| holes. Stevinson was out in 80,
| fine out round. but met disaster on
| the short eleventh hole. a par three
| AFFAIR. where he took six.
Many Withdrawals featured the first
| day yesterday. a number of the con-
| testants not turning in their cards or
| not caring to brave the rain.
Yesterday's Cards.
The scores of yesterday follow: A.
Moore. Indian Spring, 50; Page Hufty
Potomac. So; NJ. B. Stevinson, 50; j. II.
McClenahan, Washington, IS; Harry
Krauss, Bannock burn, 81; ]. f. Col
| lins. Potomac, 81; A. NJ. Porter. Co
orme, Columbia, IS; Donald Wood
| ward, Columbia, SS: T. ]. Rice, Wash
| ington, So; o.. ]. De Moll. Columbia,
so; T.. L. Bono, Bannockburn, 80; c.
Aatdh a. bendletoni Slaeii Petomac' SO; e; b.
Washington. 81; ]. A. White, jr., Ban
| nockburn, 81: II. II. Saum. Columbia,
81; F. s. Applennan. Columbia, 50; R
T. Harrell Argyle; 81; A. F. Williams,
burn. SO; William Ontjes. Washington,
SO; c. M. Winbigler, Potomac, 90:
John e. Wise. Potomac. 90; P. W. CAL
fee, Washington, SO: w. E. Richard
nockburn; .; r. E. Carlson. wash
ington, 81; E. E. Harrison, washing
| ton, "a: J. c. walker, Columbia, "a;
w. j. Hughes, jr.. kirkwood. 81; H.
a ztoh Limp potH1aan washington' s5; :. NJ John
| nockburn. s5: NJ. f. Miller. Bannosk-
burn. s6; P. S. Black. Washington.
s6; F. d. Paxton, Washington. SO: c.
| H. Baker, Washington, ss: B. I. Full
er, Argyle. 81: Edgar Markham, In
dian Spring. 81; Major II. Robb, Ban
mock burn. 81; u. r. Gilmore, Washing
| ton, 81.
J. r. Hendrick. Columbia, 81: w. z.
Tisdale, Washington. 81: Denise. Bar
kalow, Washington, SO; E. w. Cushing,
mock burn, So: w. l. +. King, Wash
| inGton, 80: F. c. Clark, Indian Spring,
| SO; r. M. Waldron, Washington, 100: +:
%. c. P. Patterson, Washington, 100;
r. NJ. Beebe, Bannockburn, 100: S. B.
Moore, Washington, 100; J. 1. Power,
Potomac. 1o1: J. M. willis, Washing
| ton, 101: o. l.. Veerhoff, Washington
102; w. p. Sexton, Washington, 102;
J. e. Rice, Washington, 1o2; Harry
| IIaughan, Potomac, 1872; J. E. Lamp
ton, Bannockburn, los; L. c. Garnett
Washington. 10s; G. P. Anderson
Washington, 1o9; L. S. Pfautz, BAN
nockburn, 110: A. B. Thumel, Wash
| ington. 110; G. M. Church, Potomac
III: w. c. Middleton, Potomac, III.
mhs entries tbe fsss Ef 6isct R1oPhs ySae9r of co
champion, and George ]. voigt, the
District municipal links champion
| were Withdrawn yesterday. Voigt
said business kept him away, while
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