Evening star., 1925-09-11
FAST FINISH MADE
AT BANN0CKbURN
De We're Burr Takes Two
Birdie TWos and Hole in One
to Beat w. J. Cox.

A finish Unprecedented in the his
tory OF local golf tournaments was
untoIded at the Bannockburn Con
Club today In the first match play
round Of the clubs annual Fan tour
nsment. De Nsre Burr IS yea old
Columbia youth. played the last four
holes in three under par to square his
ma tcht with W. J. Cox OF Rock Creek.
Park. Burr won on the twentieth hole
Of ma tah in which he appeared beat
en- at The fifteenth tee. Cox was 3 up
and 10 play on Burr, when the lat
ter started! a streak OF nsational
golf that resulted in victory. He
played the Fifteenth hole, par 5, in
two: secured another birdie on the
sixteenth. and other par affair. hs n
ed the seventeenth in Ave, and con
Cluded the sensational run by scoring
on the eighteenth hole To square
the match.
This is the first ktime in the history
Of local golf tors-psments that a
match has been squared on the last
hole by an ace. Burr and Cox ha fVed
the nineteenth hole and Burr won on
the twentieth.
No Up.ets in Match.
Inera were no npSetS 1T tne HtSC
round of match play, although Albert
r. Mackenzie Of Columbia was ! down
at the eleventh hole TO T.. c. AlVOrd OF
BannoCkburn. Mackenzie won, and
3. Other tournament results follow:
First night-George J. Noigt. Ban
nockburn, defeated j. c. Dulin. unat-
tsched, and 3.
Second fiight-George D. Brantley.
Chevy Chase defeated j G. Gist OF
Ave Via nd lott 10
nockburn. won from Capt James J.
Fielder. Congressional, by default w
r. Baker. Columbia, defeated G. A
Day, Congressional, s and s. Col. J. A.
Greer. Congressional. defeated II. NJ.
Southgate, Chevy Chase, ! up. w. G.
Evans, Indian Springs, defeated W
Spicer, Beaver Dam. S and s.
Third Flight
Third f1ight-Maj. II. Robb, Pa mock.
burn, defeated @. l.. Stabler, India n
Springs. up; w r. Pearce, Ban
nockburn. defeated Earl Scott Green
Country Club, s and 4 A p Brooks.
Rollings road, defeated j. c. Hsw-
kins. unattached, 4 and 2: F. Early.
Indian Springs. defeated c. Nj
Marks. Richmond. / up in 1s holes
VI. A Knox. Indian Springs. de-
feated A. Landvotgt. BannoCkburn,
1 and 3
Fourth night-R. c. Grove. unat
tached. won from Joseph Davis, CO.
lumbia. by default; F. NJ. Leonard,
Bannockburn, defeated F. II. Thomp-
son. Argyle, by default; Luther
Florine. Beaver Dam. defeated w. w.
Storey, Beaver Dam. and g. Rob-
ert Cook, unattached, defeated J. d.
Graf, Beaver Dam, ! up; b. l.. Full
Ter, Washington, defeated F. s
Cross. Congressional. by default: u.
V. keyser. Washington, defeated A.
K. Gilmore, Congressional. l up. K.
A. llewellyn. unattached. defeated W.
r. Carey. Bannockburn. and l: H
D. eastman. Washington. defeated
ID. Dillon. Bannockburn, 8 and 2.
Voigt Wins Qualifying.
With a score over par. a card
of 10 against the par Of 6s. George
j. Voigt, star golfer of the Bannock-
burn Club. yesterday won the quail
fymg round of the annual Fall tour
ney al Bannockburn. One shot be-
hind Vofgt came Charles NJ Mackall
Of Chevy Chase, who had "a. notwith-
standing on the seventeenth hole.
where he took ive shots to hole his
balm from 100 yards away from the
pin. Albert r. Mackenzie of Column
bia, former Middle Atlantic cham
pion. was tied for third place with
Harry G.. Pitt of the Manor Club
at 10.
Eight men with cards of 79 tied
for five places in the first flight, but
play-on was avoided because four
OF them were absent at the time
scheduled: r. y. Beebe was drawn
into the first Night
Voigt also had trouble on his rnedal
round. His second shot at the sew
enteenth left his ball against n fat
| stons- To move the stone would
have been to incur a penalty stroke
and he had to play ball and stone
away from the green. the hole cost
ing him s. Ninety was the highest
! score 10 get into the fifth flight First
and second match play rounds were
scheduled today, with the semi-f1naI
\ Aand final rounds carded for tomorrow.
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Bann: o. D. Yoigt. Nam. vs.. J. L. Tucker
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