The sun., 1916-09-07

Tor q 3 and clipped q stroke OF par. No
one since the tourney began has played
a better second shot TO the sixteenth
green than the one little Bob hit this
morning. 1t few from the face Of his
iron straight for the pin, cleared the
quarry easily and rolled up toward the
cup. stopping not more than four feet
away. Unfortunately he missed the putt,
but he o the hole from Dyer, who
was lucky to get a 8 after being In the
quarry. and the match was all square.
hobby Goes to the Front.
It didn't stay square long. for Bob
laid his tee shot beside the pin on the
seventeenth and won Tho hole with q 2,
going into the lead at last. He had q
4 for a 80 coming in. and he might have
made 1t but for the mix up over the
balls. Both were using the same kind
and both hooked into the rough near the
edge OF the woods.
When they reached the spot they
found one ball lying pretty well and the
other in an almos, impossible place on
the side of a steep bank. Rob thought
that the all with the good lie was his.
but Dyer insisted that It was not. so the
youngster tackled h hard shot. lie
got the ball away well. but II hit the
Va vi n kfSo Wv NV oeSh
into the woods. He finally got a 8. but
Dyer won the hole with a s. and after
II was all over the mistake was dis
covered. Under the rules the hole stood
as played and instead Of being 3 up
Jones was all square at the end OF the
morning round. The CARDS;
Morning round:
Robert r. Jones. Jr:. Atlantis.
Frank W. Dyer MontsisirS.o
Out. ........... l0AA655oe-
II. ............. e-s4-so
n............ b-ss-si
Puts Initials on Bell.
"i'vc put is all over this ball 20
he can't help seeing them" remarked
Jones before he started out In tho after
noon on what proved 10 be one OF the
bests fought rounds OF the tournament.
Victory came Bob way on the first hole,
for Dyer put his second into n trap on
the right Of the green. played from there
into a trap on the left n then returned
to the pit from which he had just
emerged. That was enough for him.
especially as Bob had a putt for a 3. so
he picked up.
. Both played fine golf on the next four
holes, all of which were halved In four.
and the gallery was kept busy applauding
hot after shot. DYER drove into the
brook on the sixth. but Jones took three
putts and IT was haived in 6. The short
seventh was halved In 4. neither getting
the green from the tee. but on the eighth
Bob had his chance. for Dyer pitched his
second into the bunker that guards the
green and after a couple Of Intellectual
efforts to get out, picked UP for the Sec
ond time III the round,
They halved the ninth in par 3. and
Bob turned for home 2 w on tho Mont
clair golfer. This time II was his turn
20 be bunkered on the tenth and he lost
the hole. but he won the eleventh and
was . w once more.
Three halved holes followed. although
Bobby threw away a chance to win the
thirteenth by taking three puts. and
they came once more to the cfteenth.
where the y~oungster had holed a long
putt in the morning. Two down. with
only four holes to play. Dyer was fight
ing hard but his hopes died away when
Bobby casually ran down n ~ lt-nvey
footer for Il 3 m was dorm!, :.
II was soon over. Bobby reached the
sixteenth green in two shots, while Dyer
fell into the quarry. the %youngster win
ming the hole. 4 to : and the match by
4 vi and . to play. lie was loudly
cheered by the gallery. A. the age Of
II. Bobby Jones has reached the third
round Of the national championship. The
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