Evening star., 1926-09-23
MACKENZIE TIES
vO|GT IN TOURNEY
Qualifying Round at Ban
nockburn to End Today.
Shorey 3 Shots Behind.

Twin scores of II, made yesterday
by Albert r. Mackenzie of Columbia
and George J. Voigt of BannOckburn.
were still low this afternoon as the
qualifying round of the Bannockburn
Golf Club Fall golf tournament drew
near it's close. None Of the entrants
who played this morning was below
so, and only one or two of those Sched-
uled to start this afternoon were be
Iieved to have a chance tosbreak the
II made yesterday by Mackenzie and
Voigt.
Early scores today follow:
Paul P. Sceintorf. Bannockburn. 81:
Elliott Spicer, Argyle, 80; Maj. Gen
Amos A. Fries, Congressional. SO.
Frank Thyson. Congressional. SO;
r. A. Manning, South America. 6S;
Paul V. Keyser, Washington. So;
John III. Zapel. Columbia, 81; G. A.
Rankin. Bannockburn. 50.
The leading pair led John c. Shorey
of Argyle by shots and the rest of
the field by several shots, as nearly
rs entrants from most of the clubs
about Washington played in the medal
round. The qualifying round will be
concluded today, with two nlatch-play
rounds scheduled for tomorrow and
semi-final and final rounds carded for
Saturday.
Mackenzie started his round with
freak shot, holing a nibliclx pitch
on the first hole for a deuce on this
par i affair, only to take on the
long second hole, where he misjudged
pitch. Another crept into his
card at the fourteenth, where he took
puts, and at the home green he had
15-footer left for a 70. The ball
hit the cup, but refused to stay down.
Voigt had a trio of 3-putt green's,
but holed 3 brides with good puts.
He also came to the last green with
short putt for 20, but missed. The
scores of II were regarded as likely
to lead today's field.
Yesterdays scores follow: 71-Al-
bert r. Mackenzie, Columbia; George
j. Voigt. Bannockburn.
74-gohn G. shorey. ArgSle.
T6--Middleton Beaman, Bannockburn
78-James E. Johnston, Bannockburn.
79-D; L: Thomson Manor
sly f SGyhPnsi Ghasmiar hann99eIkRnhbl; 9cInmbIa; W R.
Garrett Bannockburn; G. H. Lleweilyn. Ban
s2-H. G. Pitt. Manor; L. s. Pfputz Ban
s3-I; f. Shoemaker, Columbia; NJ E.
s4LE, J. Gray, Manor: Forrest Thomp-
son. Argyle; H; D. eastman. Washington;
James North. Kirkside: Lynn Haines. Ban
s5-G1 G: Peters; Bsnnockburu; H F.
S6-M. H. Robb. Bannockburn: F. H.
Watson. Congressional; Eugene Paravano.
Argyle; G.. w Kirkley. Washington: r. S.
Antrobus. Congressional; j. 7, Money, Argyle.
S7-M- s. Van Dusen, Bannoekburn: c.
sS-J. II. Harris, Bannockburn: H. 6.
Pope, Indian Spring; D. E. McVann, CO.
SOP. B.. Hoover, Indian Spring; F. l..
Hudson, Indian Spring; P. C. Knox Indian
ooSJ. c. Mclaughlin. Columbia; Powell
Brooks. Rolling Road; F. L. Hurd. Manor
41-J. r. White, Bannockburn; G. c. Ham
mond Columbia; Alton Haines. Bannock-
burn; ". L; F. King. Columbia: s. L. Ward
93-s. D. Gibson, Bannockburn.
03-H. A. Coonbs, Congressional: John
Thaeker,. Bannockburn W. s. warner
95-Martin McInerney Bannock burn; E.
f. Hanson, Bannockburn; G. H. StOddard
Beaver Dam: ]. II. Byrnes. Beaver Dam;
Ben I. Fuller, Washington: Walter p. Skim
OF. o. Roth Bannock kburn. f. s.
Noise, BannOckburn; Lee Moffatt Bannock-
burn.
9S-L. v. Leigh, Bannockburn
Or. D. Stockman, Banockburn: P. NJ
G. Leakin Bannockburn: X. f. Kellerman, 81, ,
Columbia; Il. X. Robinson, Bannockburn.
100-A. G. Lynch. Utica, N. Y.
105-K A, Zachary. Bannockburn; c.
Van Dreisen, Argyle
106-L. G. Pray. BannOckburn.