The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10

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 Roebuck Springs. Role steinmehl, Blr- mngham.
 w. w. Crawford prize: R. T. Brooke, lanta
 East Lake, F Nj. Fisk, Montgomery.
 Wilson Springs, w. fl. Hurter, Mont gomery. f
 Handicap: Lenox Rand. BirmingF am; runner-up, C. M. Baxter, KnoxvilEe. For lowest qualification score. T. F. Clark, Chattanooga.
 Team play: Chattanooga,
 Results Yesterday | Results yesteraay were as follows: FirFt liatft-semi-f finals: Bush defeats CarrolL 5.fip and to play; Clark defeated W3ason. 3 up and 1 to play; final: Bush defeated Clark, up and to play.
 Second flight-semi-finals Garner Wat kns defeated F. Martin, up and to play; Brook defeated Arnold. 1 Up; final, Brook defeated Garner Watkins, l up
 Third flight, sem-fnals; E M. Tut wiler, Jr., defeated W. Collier, 3 up and
 to play Baugh defeated Baxter ? ur and to play. Final: F. M. Tutwiler Jr., l defeated Baugh, 1 up, 22 holes.
 Fourth flight, semi-fnals: Sayre de- feated R. Munger, up and 1 to play; Milton Dargan ST. defeated H. Tutwier, ? up. Bnal Milton Dargan, Sr., defeated Sayre by default.
 Junior oompetitions
 Roebuck Springs semi-linals: Steinmehl defeated Prohaseo. l up; Davis defeated 1 Ward, up and to play. Final: Stein nehl defeated Davis. up and to play l w. w. Crawford, semi-fnals: Baker de- feated Roberts, 1 up, 19 holes Winston de- feated Herndon, up and to play Final. Winston defeated Baker, 3 up and to play.
 Fast Lake. seni-finals: Fisk defeated seiplo, 7 up and l to play; M. D. Smith defeated Kirkpatrick, 1 up in 2l holes. Final; Fisk defeated M. D. Smith, 1 up in l9 holes.
 Wilson Springs, semi-finals: Griffith de- feated H. c. Seibles, up and 1 to play; Hurter defeated Bell, 1 up in 19 holes. 1 Final: Hurter defeated Griffith. up and l to play.
 First Flight Results Surprising l Ihe surprise of the day was the ease with which Reuben Bush defeated Clark or Chattanooga in the final of the first l flight. Bush took the first three holes and his opponent was never able to over come the handicap. Bush took the first three holes, Clark the fourth, Bush the fifth, sixth and eighth halving the sew enth and ninth. Clark took the tenth | hole, the first of the in-nine, but lost the eleventh and twelfth.
 At the twelfth hole Bush was up with i6 to go. Thirteen is regarded by many 1 as the hardest on the course, and Clark took it as a gift from his opponent after the latter had been in trouble on every shot. and was far behind on strokes. Clark there made the longest drive ever seen on the hole
 That left them up with to go and to have won the match Clark would have had to have taken six holes in succession While Bush had only to halve any re- maining hole to win the match. The end was not far off After winning the thir- teenth hole Clark was unable to do any better than take on IA and halve the hole losing the match, up and to go.
 While neither man played consistent golf, the match was by no means devoid of sensations. Some of the pretties mashie strokes on approach shots were made by Bush that have been seen in Bir. mingham in years. Bush's almost per feet approaches and accurate puts were what gave him the match.
 | Correspondingly Clark's inability tc putt and make a good approach were what lost for him. In driving from the tee he nearly always .bettered Bush who was in the rough time after time only to recover by beautiful ap- lproaches
 Began At Second Hole
 The trouble with Clark began with the second hole. He sliced a little to ,he rieht on the drlVe and the ball was trapped. The ball went to the green on the next stroke. Bush hook ed slightly to the left on the drive and With beautiful pitch shot dropped dead on the green. He took two butts to hole the ball. giving Clark chance to take the hole on putt of two feet, but Clark missed, losing the hole and 5.
 Throughout the match Clark was wild on the green while Bush overcame his poor driving with mashie shots and accurate putting. Again and again he was in the rough, bunkered or trapped and always he recovered on mashie shots which elicited as enthusiastic