Evening star., 1925-06-13
FATHER IS PLAYING
SON AT COLUMBIA
Two MacKenzieS in One Golf
Semi-FinaI-Voigt, AgneW
in Other.

Another of the father and son golf
Tits that have made the progress of
the two MackenZies through the local
tournaments interesting was under
way today in the semi-tinal round of
the Columbia Country Club Spring
tournament, with Albert r. Mackenzie
and his son Roland playing in one
semi-final round, and George j. No1gt,
last years winner of the tournament,
meeting Charles n. Agnew, jr. The
first two players are from Columbia.
while the players in the lower bracket
are both from Bannocllburn, making
it sure that Columbia and Bannock-
burn will meet in the final round.
Albert r. Mackenzie won his morn
ing match yesterday on the seven
teenth from NJ. A. Shipley OF Ban
nockburn and then in the afternoon
pulled his match out of the fire from
Tom SaSscer of Baltimore, who won
the medal Thursday. Mackenzie was
down all the way against Sasscer,
finally squaring at the sixteenth ana
halving the last two holes. They
halved the first extra hole in As and
then SasScer missed his tee shot,
hooked his second shot, and, finally
reaching the twentieth green in 5, con-
ceded the hole and match to the
senior Mackenzie.
Eleven Go to Extra Holes.
The first and second ROUNDS OF malcn
play yesterday found IL matches going
extra holes to a decision, most OF them
being decided on the first extra hole.
Roland Mackenzie was very good
against Miller B. Stevinson in the
morning, having par left for az When
the match ended on the fifteenth hole.
The victory of Agnew over j. Z. Da-
Wis, jr, of Columbia was unexpected.
Agnew played fine golf to win.
n tS
have met twice before in tournament
play, the son winning at Washington
two years ago and the father winning
the Middle Atlantic championship from
the son the same year. They have not
met since.
The Summaries.
Yesterdays summaries follow:
feated Norman B; Frost Indian Spring. up up
IN ~ holes; a. R. Mackenzie. Col i,eS deteatesd s
MacKen2ie. 2ittpcS Col. i defeated N B. SfeTinson:
GS and d ShfFleS NJ Macka al co
and |: G., j. voigt., Bann.. defeated A; N N.
Porter Col and ,,R6 Roger To, Co3mpsd and hirk, 1
s. OteII. Balto defeated Erwin Hair, unatt-.
3 and 2; Charles y. Agnew, lr:. Bann.' de-
aS second n; ropndA r NasKfRziss del defeated ID
sasscer, up in 20 holes: R. r. MaSkenhlee Gdfenine
Coombs, and 3; Agnew defeated oteu
Observation-Disclosures defeated Shipley. / up:
Kellerman defeated Steyinsun; up; Porter
defeated Hatch, and 3; Davis defeated
Hair. and l.
Second Flight Results.
Second hightmL: L Hopkins. Wash a. de S
Jewell, Wash. :, defeated W. W. Owens Col
up; F. BFaTner Col defeated ia b6les w y =,
", RspIey Cow dsfeset h w wdsh hludiGe s
feated T., G. Smithy, Col, 3 and ~, 81 F.
Cincinnati l up; Frank NJ. Sweeney, Col,
defeated Dr., ]. T. McClenahan, Wash. 5
and j. T. Money, Argyle. defeated D. 5
Second round--Jewell defeated Hopkins. >
and |; Rapley defeated Brawner 3 and |
Sweeney defeated Money, and B.
Third Flight Scores.
Third flight, E. Baines, Col, defeated
defsatsq ES9ts RalSs GUSHING aR r9Ss and
defeated Il. H G. G. PITT, pnatt,. 5 and !: ", B.
and . A L. Houghton. unatt., defeated
Robert Hanna. Col, and 3: Donald Wood
and A +. Prescott. res Col. deisated G. +, f
Buskie. Unatt.. and B.
as SECOND T. ropnd1sBaines sos defeated defeated Vance. 4
Houghton defeated Vogel, l up: Woodward
defeated Prescott; l up.
up: Hufty defeated Pitt. and 3: Murray
defeated Hanna. and L Buske defeated
Wacksmlth. L up.
Matches i'm Fourth Fight
Fourth fiight--R. J. whiteford. Col de-
feated H. D, Davidson. Wash. 3 and ,: Tom
E. e. Alyord Bann iis.i up in 70 holes: ", E
up in 10 holes; R. W. Gill, BALTIC. defeated