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r. II. Norman was the winner
of the first flight Of the miniature
tourney that featured the holiday
program yesterday at Washington
Golf and Country Club. Thefe
were nine flights Of eight players
each, The winners, runners-np and
49, N~~~~~
were as follows:
First-R. j. Norman, winner, G. r.
Evans, runner-pp: r. c. jewell, win
ner consoia tion.
second-C. n. Lynes. winner; r. p
Hair, runner-up; DIR. w. II. McListsr'
winner consolation
Thlrd--C. H. Duganne, winner; DR..
H. p. Cabey. runnsr-up: George H.
Truett, winner consolation:
FOURTH. T. rice; So,rn Sinnsr' nim n ore re-
winner consolation.
FHfh-C, n. Cherry. winasr; c. p
Moore rpnnsr-up; y. l. smslksr' win
sixth-~J. II. Davidson, winner; C. r.
Salmon, runner-up; Ward d. Me-
Carthy, winner consola tlOn
seventh--L d. NicholsOn. winner: 3.
L. Mosby, runner-up: =. y. Booker
Eightf-D. B. BotsIer. winner: L. F.
Resse. runner-up; n. u. NicholA win
ner consolation. $3.50
Rinth-W. w. MaIonsy. winner; c. H.
Roesch, runner-dp; B. McFah. winner
More than 800 players participated
In the events. at COLUMBIA CQuntry-
The saafn contest was a. best.ha
medal, play against par in pairs. A
tie resulted between Charles b.
Lyddane and e. Nd. Wallace, 7S-
50. Is, and George NJ. Ferris and
Comdr. C, b. Platt, 7S-S1, Is, B.
Lynch Younger and G. II. Mucklsy
took third prize with a1-S5. As, -.
Gustav Ring was the victor IN
the Class A division of the 49,
hole medal play handicap tourna-
ment at Town and Country Club.
Ring carded s7-22. s5. Howard
NordllnGer was second with 7S-il,
81, while Morris Simon, S9~-19, 10.
and Stanley Fischer, 9l~-2l, 10,
tied for third. -.