Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26
MACKALL AND PITT
PLAYING FOR TITLE
Former Defeats Lotus and
Latter Beats Voigt in.
Semi Finals.

Charles NJ Mackall of the Chevy
Case Club and Harry G. Pitt IF the
Manor club are playing this after
noon in the final round of the CON
Sressional Country Clubs invitation
golf tournament. Mackall defeated r.
a. LOTUS of Chevy Chase, > and ]. in
the semi-final this morning and Pitt
eliminated George j. Noigt of Ban
nockburn, | up.
While the MackallJ.oftus match
was close all the way. it lacked the
spectacular golf shown in the Pitt
Noi2t match. Pitt scored a II TO beat
the District champion. Pitt was up
playing the seventeenth hole and lost
the hole to IA birdie by Voigt. Foigt
pushed his tee shot at the eighteenth
hole and barely missed a 20-foot putt
for 3.
Survived Yesterdays Rounds.
These four We're the survivors of
the first two rounds played Yesterday
Lotus beat Page Hufty of Congress
sional on the last hole in the morning
round and r. r. Harrell Of Congress
sional in the afternoon, by and 3.
Mackall was down part of the way
to Comdr. &. e. Hatch of Column
bia in the first round. hut got through
for and victory. and defeated
Walter r. Tuckerman of Burning
Tree in the afternoon with compare :
tive ease
Voist and Pitt had harder strug-
giles through the day. Noigt won
from W. z. McCallum of Washington
in the morning by and >. and an.
nexed close match from Is. +. KEEL
lerman. jr.. of Columbia. 3 and l.. in
the afternoon. Pitt nosed out Alex
Knapp of Baltimore in the first round
on the nineteenth hole and then elimi-
mated Charles W. Cole, il. unattach-
ed. on the final green. Pitt and FOigt
met in the final round of the Indian
Spring tournament. with Noigt win
ming at the eighteenth.
r. Il. Harrell achieved the sensa-
tional stunt of finishing with a birdie
and an eagle to beat Frank NJ.
Sweeney of Maryland. ilarreil. who
was | down and | to go. secured a
birdie on the eighteenth hole and
an eagle on the nineteenth TO beat
the Maryland golfer. An occurrence
without precedent in local golf tour
neys happened in the fifth flight
Luther Florine of Beaver Dam. who
was scheduled to play j. c. Hawkins
started against J. r. WaCksmith. He
beat WhckSmith and then had TO &c
ont and play the entire round over
again with Hawkins. who beat him
Summaries of the first flight play
follow:
R. T. Harrell. Congressional, defeated F
NJ sweeney. Mary land Country Club. w IN
Ia holes r.. A. Lotus. Chevy Chase. defeat
Tuckernan. BtFning Tree. defeated n. A
Shipley. unatta,Ned. and =: G. NJ: Mack
iii Chevy rh;s < dsfefted kslieTna Hatch CO. CO.
- G. j. Voigt Bannock burn. defeated W
r. Me- alum Washington. 3 and ?; H. G
Pitt Manor. defeated Alex Knapp, Baltimore
Country. Club. 1 up in ~ holes: C. W Cole
Second round-Loftus defeated Harrrll. )
and 3 Mackall defeated Tuckerman. 3 and
/: voigt defeated Keflerman. and 1 Pitt
defeated Cole l up.
Pairings for Today.
Todays pairings ina the other flights
are:
second flights. p. colladay. Congress
sional. vs.. ]. s. Grimes. Rolling Road: H. D.
Nicholson. Washington. vs.. {. B. King
Third filght-K. J. Fielder. Congressional
VS.. G. D. Brantley. jr.. Chevy chase T.
Fourth fiight-G. P. orme Columbia, VS..
unattached, We. A. F. Williams. Indian
Fifth fisht-T. A. Keleher. .jr,, unat-
tached. VS.. NJ. A. Soper. unattached; J. b
Dulin unattached. vs. c. y. Agnew. Jr.. I'M
sixth fiight-Roger Peacock Argyle. vs.
J. H. label. Columbia: l.. 3. PfaNty. Ban
mock burn. vs. II. A Knox. Indian Spring.