The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-11


 Excellent golfinss was the order of yes 1 terday. Surprises were in abundance, George c. Oliver of Birmingham, who made the lowest qualifying score, was put out by II. Tutwiler and Reuben Bush of New Orlean swas beaten by Bob Brooke. The winner of the tournament as a re- suit of yesterdays play, will be one of the following: Arch Henderson of Bir- mingham, David Roberts of Birmingham, E. w. Daley of Nashville or Leigh Car roll of New Orleans.
 l At the club last night it was the general prediction that Daley and Carroll would meet in the finals
 | Tonight IS trophies will fbe awarded But two have been landed as yet. George c. Oliver won the prize for the lowest qualifying score and the New Orleans club won the team prize. l The following results obtained yester- day:
 First Flight Results J. H. Doughty defeated E. B. Craw- ford-2 up and l to go. Archie Henderson beat J. R. Kirkpatrick holes, l to go. Herbert Tutwiler defeated George Oliver, up and holes to play. w. F. Collier lost to E. W. Daley by two holes. Leigh Carroll won over J. B. Colbs by two holes. R. H. Baugh was victor over j.. s. Turner by default, while R. H. Brooke defeated R. G. Bush, 3-2. David Roberts won his match from ". E. Stauffer by two holes.
 In the play off between Doughty and Henderson, the latter won easily, 4-3. Tutwler won from Daley 3-2, while Leigh Carroll surprised many by defeating R. match from Brooke by two holes. %
 Second Flight w. R. Tichenor defeated J. S. Turner in the morning match. Eugene Brown was victor over E. E. Ellis by ? up and l to go 'WiclI" Richardson defeated J. R. Paine, while W. P. Ward trounced R. H. | Gilbert, 4-3. A. M. Throcxmorton won from John Brame, up and to go. Otto Marx lost to Bob" Morrow, 5-4 H. Ryall lost to F. G. Byrd by default while l H. G. Seibels defeated II. C. Ward by two holes.
 In the games yesterday afternoon w. R. Tiehenor won from E. l.. Brown, l z. Throckmorton came out victor in his match with Bob Morrow, winning with l ? up and l to go. Byrd also won from | IT. G. Seibels.
 Third Flight D S. Henderson was defeated by R. II. Thach in 19-hole game. C. NJ. Hanley lost to R. T. Brooker s. l.. Brobasco was awarded the match with NJ. M Allison by default. smith Cul- | lom deefated c. E. Corwin by one hole, while Clarence Selden won over w. '. .Te hnson by one hole J. l.. Bibb took the game from Frank Spurlock, while Bob Munger was victorious over Ches- ter Watkins r. A. Hewitt also de- | scated Robert Davidson. | In the play yesterday afternoon P. T. Brooke finally won from TlAch in a 2O-holc game by one hole. Smith Gull lom won from S. l.. Probasco, while Ribh won over Clarence Selden, 3-2. Hewitt won his match with Munger, [ up and to go.
 Fourth Flight
 E. H. Cabaniss won the first game of the fourth flight from George schwab. Fred Lupton was trounced by LA O. P Lupton, while D. M. Drennen was given his match over w. A. De- wees by default. Will Dunn was victor ever IT. F. Herbert, 3-2. D. |" John son defeated w. r. IiHchdi"' "ilio George Adsir won from c. E. Lock, 3-2. c. E. Foust defeated Banks Bennie, 4-S. l. c. w. Macon won from H. s. Smith by | five holes.
 | Jn the play-off between the lucky eight golfers, Cabaniss won from Ntch- olson after playing 20 holes. Dunn lost to Drennen by one hole, while Johnson defeated Adair, up and to play. Macon scored fewer strokes than foust and proved to be the victor.
 Fifth Flight
 By one hole W. G. Matthias won his game from R. r. Tate Ted Coy lost to w. T. Seibels. while s. L. Tyson de- feated Webb Crawford. T. J. watson was awarded by default his match with T. G. Montague. F. W. Riley defeated lT. IT. Cooke 2-1. T. B. Scroggins won from F B. Thomson by default. while T. A. Hammond won from c. White, up. H. Block won easily from George Whatley by , holes. | In the afternoon James Seibels de- feated Matthias. while Tyson won from Watson by g. holes. Scroggins won his match from Riley by one hole Ham mend was successful in the match With l Block, the score being 2-1.