Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26
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PLAY RUNS To
EXTRA HOLES

every flight has been close and hard,
with the lop-sided matches cropping
out very infrequently.
Probably the Hammond trophy
tourney is setting a club record in
the number Of matches running into
extra holes. Twenty-one holes were
required to settle three of the early
matches, and four times the play was
settled on the nineteenth hole.
With the first rounds in all flights
completed and play we'll under way in
the second rounds, J. O. Smith and
W. p. Lakewood have survived both
rounds in the first flight, while II. p.
d. Cowee and w. F. Rogers, after
winning their matches in the opening
round, lost out in the second and
were eliminated from further play.
r. T. Jones, e. II. Barnett, Z. G. Lip
pold and w. H. Griffith still have
matches to play off in the second
round of the first flight, the two sur
vivors to meet Smith and Hazelwood
in the semi-finals.
In the second round, w r. Itch
enor required 10 holes to defeat J. c..
Payne, and now must play viii Mark
ham to get into the semi-finals with
Holditch, who won their first round
matches handily.
The fourth flight has reached the
semi-final stage, and one match has
been played in that, L. T. Winston de-
feating J. G. Darling. The fifth flight
"a short one-has just got its first
round played. T. II. Forbes, H. H.
Albert, b. G. Beudry and w. l.. Hud-
son surviving for further play.
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matches played through Wednesday:
FIRST FLIGHT.
First Round.
J. o. Smith defeated K r. Cobb 8
up and to play.
w. F. Rogers defeated H. e. Har-
man, Jr., 2 up and l to play.
H. P. d. Cowee defeated F. D.
Richardson up and 6 to play.
w. p. Hardwood defeated H. r.
Calef up and to play
r. T. Jones, Jr., defeated r. p. Jones
4 up and To play.
e. H. Barnett defeated T. /. Lynch
8 up and to play.
c. G. Lippold defeated Frank Adair
up, 81 holes.
w. Fl. Griffith defeated R. C. Palmer
up and to play.
Second Round.
], o. Smith defeated w. F, Rogers
up and to play.
W. p. Hazelwood defeated II. p. D.
Cowee up and to play.
SECOND FLIGHT.
First Round.
w. J. Tilson defeated ]. c. McMi-
Chael by default.
H. NJ. Ashe defeated Joe Burton Z
up and to play.
G. w. Adair defeated Joe Eby l up
C. E. Corwin defeated J. l.. Simp-
son uD and | to play
c. J. Holditch defeated Milt Saul 2
up and / to play.
C. V. Rainwater defeated s. Hard
up, 81 holes.
win Markham defeated Keith Con-
way up and 4 to play.
w. r. Tichenor defeated J. C. Payne
up, 10 holes.
Second Round.
W. J. Tilson defeated II. M. Ashe =
up and l to play.
G. W. Adair defeated c. E. Corwin
up and l to play.
c. j. Holditch defeated c. V. Rain
water up and to play.
THIRD FLIGHT.
First Round.
d. f. Root defeated T. B. Fay up
and / to play.
r. S. MCMichael defeated T. Ingram
8 up and 2 to play.
Perry Adair defeated r. +. Richards
up and / to play.
c. E. Rose defeated G. w Spring 4
up and to play.
Scott Hudson defeated R. e. Trippe
up and to play.
f. p. Webster defeated Lowry Ar
mold by default
J. T. Smith defeated G. L. Graves
by default.
b. NJ Blount defeated L. D. Scott
up, 10 holes.
Second Round.
Perry Adair defeated r. S. McMi
chael up and 5 to play.
Scott Hudson defeated c. z. Rose 3
Up and l to play.
FOURTH FLIGHT.
First Round.
b. l.. Craig defeated L. H. Beck by
default
w F. Upshaw defeated T. A. Ham
mond by default.
j. b. Pollard defeated w C. Warren
up and to play.
Winter Alfriend defeated J. ].
Hastings up and 4 to play.
w. c. Spiker defeated G. B, Allen 4
up and to play.
J. G. Darling defeated R. l. Gresh-
am 3 up and ? to play.
f. T. Winston defeated c. Donald
son 1 up, 81 holes.
II. A. Rogers defeated W. r. Col
quit by default.
Second Round.
J. C. Darling defeated w c. Spiker
up and to play.
f. 7. Winston defeated H. A.
Rogers 5 up and to play.
Semi F nal.
T. T. Winston defeated J. G. Oar
ling up and to play.
FIFTH FLIGHT.
First Round.
T. H. Forbes defeated p. T. Marye
by default
H. H. Albert defeated H. S. Irvine
up. 10 holes.
f. G. Beudry defeated S. A. How
ard I up.
W, L. Hudson defeated R. J. Morris
! up, 10 holes.
SOUTHERN BOY TO BOX.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Harry Car
ter the promising New Orleans light