Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-20
TT. Moore Won
Country Club
Golf Meeting
lARTuuR JAcKsoND

Tho final round of the tournament
at the Country club was played yes
to-day under ideal conditions, tho
slight shower Of rain In the afternoon
only interfering with ono or tho
matches, and then on tho last hole OF
the match. Tho big match Of the day
was between H. J.. Moore, state cham
plon, and G.. w. Rllss Tor the Glass A
cup and the golf was not quite as good
AS was expected Both started poorly
with flyes each on the first hole.
Moore won tho next with fine four
but had 10 concode the third, having
some trouble with his wood shots.
rms Wndc things even again and on
tho fourth. Moore made "A putt that
was almost "a stymle for half I'm the
SIXTH. The tllth was halyed In par 8.
Both We're short Of the bunker with
thelr tee shots on the sixth and Bliss
won tho hole after sume weak np-
preaching This put Bliss one up and
no won the next with a par 4 The
eighth was halved and Bliss won tho
ninth 30 6. This made him three up
at the turn They started out we'll
with half In par 4 on the tenth and
Moore won the next two in Inr fig
uros. reducing Bliss lead 10 one up.
The thirteenth was halved ana Moore
won tho fourteenth by getting down
IN four TO Bliss five. ON this hole they
both ran down long puts Bliss sink
ing his for what looked like half,
aud Moore getting his for a four one
stroke under par ON tho short hole,
the one that gave them trouble earlier
IN the morning they We're weak from
the tee again and lay short Of the
bunker Moore won and was one up
again for the first time since the sec
uud hole. He won the sixteenth and
the seventeenth ana eighteenth were
/ halNrd, Moore going To- lunch two up.
In the afternoon Moore added am
other hole TO his lead by winning tho
| nineteenth hole, but lost the next two,
| leaving him just one 10 the good Tho
! twenty y-ScCOud Moore won and the
! next was halyed Bliss won the next
with three, the only three that
! either Of them made all day Moore
| won the next two and the ninth was
| halyed, which left Moore three up
and nine holes still TO play That was
"A substantial lead and starting out
again he increased It two more by
| winning the next two holes Maintain 70
Ing his lead for the next three holes,
he won the match on the thirty-seC-
ond, green, by five up and four to
play.
in Glass B, j. Belford Of Oltmulgee
and Charles Bagg OF Muskogee had
reached the final and it was a close
match for eighteen holes. Belford was
two mp mt the ninth, still two up Mt the
eighteenth, four up at the twenty-sev-
enth and added three more 10 his
lead on the next three holes, winning
by seven up ana six to play Mr. Bagg
was having trouble with his puts
and missed number Of easy ones hd
should have made
In the final Of the Glass c cup Full
Ter and Pearcc, TWO men who have
only been playing golf few months
were pitted against each other Fuller
had rather the best Of II all day. play
ing the best game he has ever played,
and won seven up and six TO play He
was four up mt the ninth and seven
up at tho eighteenth, a lead that was
too big for Pearce to reduce.
Stauffer and Mattson met In the
final of the consolation for Glass A
and had close game the first elgh-
teen holes on the third round Stauf-
fer got going good and scoring a 49,,
was four up on his opponent at the
twenty He added two more
TO his lead in the next five holes and
| won by six mp and four to play.
The closest match Of the day was
between Dickey and w NJ. Black for
the consolation I'm Glass B Dickey
had the best Of it for the first three
rounds bClng two mp at the ninth,
four up at the eighteenth and two
mp at the twcnty-seventh Black won