Evening star., 1925-06-12

Out ..... 3 4-36
In .A....... 445 "A A85-7o
In -. 5 4 5-o-76
Herbert Y. Shannon, one of the
leading golfers Of the Columbia Club,
had a fine chance to annex the medal
when he came TO the ninth with q.
par for a 35. His tee shot hit a
tree; he was on the green in and
finally down in 7. He finished with
7S. The players punched at IS
behind Sasscer, in addition to Shan
non, were Roland r. Mackenzie. X.
F. Kellerman, jr.; NJ. A. Shipley, G.
J. Voigt, Erwin Hair, James c.
Davis, jr., and c. B. Hatch. Shan
non withdrew from the tournament,
as he is leaving today for Hot
Springs.
Cards of 81 or better were needed
to qualify in the first flight, while
eight players who were tied at 90
for last place in the last fight We're
drawn out. The scoring was the
best seen about Washington in many
years, even though there was not
much difference between the low
score and the others.
H T. Shannon and H. L. West
tied for the low net prize with cards
of 1S-11-67 and S5-1S-67, respective
ly. There was also a prize for third
low net between J. T. Money. Ar
| gyle, and z. B. Collins, Washington,
with scores of S5-15-70 and S2-12-70
| Hugh II. Saum put up a cup last
night for the players who did not
| qualify and they are playing for the
trophy today at the Indian Spring
Club, on the invitation Of Indian
| Spring officials. Fred Mcleod, the
h tor 1f holl lie
| to go TO the player with the worst
score.
Today's Pairings.
The pairings in the first flight
place Sasscer, Roland r. Mackenzie
and Albert r. Mackenzie in the
same bracket while Voigt, last years
winner, should dominate the other
bracket. Pairings for today's match
play rounds follow:
First fight-T. W. Sasscer Maryland. rs.
ys. y. B. FROST. Indian Spring. 7s A. R.
SsaP1 E.lsaa E < Saeksasis 4; = c5f cshflDsS
Mscfa1 chsTy hs1eyiGGSson GSaa. Co as Charles ss6
=. \; n Porter Coz So; 5. Hstoh. RtP COZ. i.
Hair vs. RossI SoonSs hFkside g ErTn
more So Charles N. AFneS. m " 4feii iri Bann sa51l,
Second q 6sRsmb Rsvli 'F B ceii eoiins 5s wash 81
" VAL T. I, sa Hopkins IL wssh:; s4 R. g Jewell,
Dnnean c Nstional Colt TI%ehh; finks Co. e.: W B.
ssssii5 s5 Rssiss CO.. sa Eas@,3s
hhodge L Ci.Id Hin, Col; So: Frank N; sweeney,
wash, s.: y T. Money. Argyle. MsGieRsn@D S.. "a. B.
SSird hstd sil1tnors. i1hsT. E g. BROOKE, Rollins Road
Sc: =. J; E; Baines;. Col. 81: E. W: c1sS.
VS. wash: : 81; vs. A; 3. Vance. BannG g I
unattached, SO: g. F. Crook, unattached. 81
Mn-I "; Harry Wsi Gi PIT unattached, 81 Q: g,
tached, SO: A. L. Houshton. unattschsd. ~ s.
rs, Robert Hanna. Col. SO: J. 3. wacksmith,
Col S. .o,, vs.; D9nSld TnI woodward. Col. SO;
nnastached IN Ii hsIcGss. Sc. COL &C. vs. G. F. Buskie
90 Fourth = HhifSht11a9sss 4 15s, J. whttsfeEa, Col Col,
~ SSssa:; ss !; sASsrd Barn: S. hSs'5s ys
Gin, Baiiimose. S. vs. v. +. Tarton,. SS, Bann q
Ma aattinsy T. oei Sn ss IT, VOL Eord a. Unattached ns
go. vs.. !. +. Gilmore, ConsEsssional, SO
George san grant,sy CSsgy Chase SO. vs. ROber'
Fifth fightE;Chsrles E. Langley, coly 80,
dian spftns So; N; 4 KoSb. oBann:: 90,
ssnS ssSsse So oEns gg ss co., Il So fsad'ffas
son'g e. & g0 oea go od lee a fasf l. faRRh
Wash, 90; vs. :; E. Hinton: sa Col, So; "
snssffRi sfaiih ri, 4,isSEE sSs e. W camo Col. e2. ".
g. y: 3. g: Worthinstqn, BBaitimeFe 9: q,
Kent, Col. 90; A T. Wannan. unattached
q. VS.. W: g Evans. unattached. 81 I E
Msnor' hGsmas1; 81; J. ii. Davidson wash, i'S 81 Va
J: II, zsbei Col. @ SS ] 20 E, Wise, Wash. 81
Maryland. 90. vs. E. J. Grey, unattached 90.