The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-10

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 The boys game was more than won derful--it was revelation. No such golf was ever played here before.
 It made no difference to Bobby whether the elements were favorable or otherwise. In a wind which whipped across the course yesterday morning at almost hurricane proportions he took the first five holes in one less than par; and in a driving, binding rain later he made four holes in one above par.
 MATCH WAS PERFECT
 And his match game was perfect plus.
 And the playing of Jacoby is not to he discounted. Ills game ordinarily and against an opponent of less bril- Iiance would have copped the cup. It was unfortunate for him that the At lanta youngster was his opponent
 Jacoby, starting out on the second IS down, made a brilliant rally which for a while raised the hopes of his champions, He took the nineteenth, twentieth and twenty first holes, leav- ing Jones but 2 up. On the twenty second hole, 193 yards, Jones drove his ball as straight to the peg as bull let; it landed on the edg of the green, rolled and dribbled against the flag staff in the cup and hung suspended over the rim of the hole.
 He thereby disproved any thought or suggestion that he had blown up.
 STYLES DIFFERENT
 Jones' and Jacobys style of play are as different as they are of different types. Jones is about Is. His actions are boyish and his plays give the ap- pearance of being unstudied. He never hesitates. He walks to his ball, siezes apparently any old club, holds his first stance and blazes away. He is slender of build and of medium height.
 Jacoby studies each shot. He gives the impression that the game is a serious matter to him and when he plays that every ounce of mental and physical energy is put into the stroke. His playing during the tournament on the Roebuck links has marked him as golfer to be respected and watched in future tournaments
 A gallery of probably 1000 followed the players during the afternoon.
 MATCH IS STARTED
 First hole, 367 yards: Both Jones and Jacoby drove straight away into the course for 160 and 1S0 yards, respectively. Using an iron, Jones made a perfect ap- preach to the green on his second shot Jacoby was short to the left Both lofted high to the left to get advantage of wind. Jones put being short by four feet he sank the ball for a four Jacoby missed an apparently easy putt for a half. Jones 1 up. 4 to 5.
 Second hole, 305 yards: Jones' drive wa s straight down the middle of the course for 175 yards. Jacoby pulled slightly and the ball stopped against mound to right of course Jacoby made brilliant mashie shot to green within four feet of cup Jones approached to green within three feet of cup. Iacoby missed another easy putt for three. Jones holes out IT three. Jones 2 up. and f.
 Third hole, 140 yards: This hole is en tlrely guarded by traps bunkers and deer ditch Using q mashie. Jones lofted tc far edge of green. Jacoby laid his bal within 10 feet of cup. Jones approached short three feet. Jacoby pulled his putt for two and ball rolled several feet away Jacoby misses his putt for three Jones out in three. Jones up, 3 and 4
 JACOBY MISSES AGAIN
 Fourth hole. 193 yards: Jones, using iron, drives green within 15. feet of cup Jacoby drives to below green to left 1T trap. Jacoby approaches within five fec Of cup. Jones lays his ball dead to hole Jacoby misses for three Jones 4 up 8 and 4
 Fifth hole, 570 yards: Jones drov, straight away for 250 yards Jacob, sliced to right in the rough With tw brilliant brasse shots, however, Jacob, is within eight feet of the cup lone with brassie and mashie approach lay his ball within foot of the cup. Jacob, misses putt for four. Jones holes out Jones up, and }.
 Sixth hole, 360 yards: Both mad SpIandid 1riu for pitched his ball off far edge of green Jacoby approaches to green 25 feet be yond edge of cup. Jones approach sho was 20 feet beyond cup. Jacoby's bal stopped on lip of cup. Jones misses for four This was Jacobys first hole lone 4 up, and 4.
 JACOBY WINS SEVENTH
 Seventh hole 343 yards: With a driv of 250 yards and mashie, Jacoby i within 20 feet of cup. Jones' approach i over the green. Jones third shot wa short of the green and his fourth sho was short of the cup three feet. Jacob, holes out in four. Jones up, and A.
 Eighth hole, 456 yards: Both drive were straight down the course for nor than POO yards, Jones outdriving his op ponent slightly. Jacoby sliced into tn rough. Jones used his brassie for r
 
 far edge of green Jones overran tn cup 9 feet. Both laid dead to the GU and out in five each This was the frs hole halved. Jones up, and 5.
 Ninth hole, 597 yards: Jacoby drove t the right of the course, his ball bound ing into the edge of the woods. lone drove 26o yards straight down the course Jacobys second shot was across tn course behind the mounds guarding tn left edge of the course. Jones, with long brassie and short approach, is beyon. the green on his third. With two iron Jacoby is left of the green 60 feet. H approached within four feet of cup lone failed to get on the green on his fourth Both close to the cup in five and holde, out in six. Hole halved. Jones up, and G.
 JACOBY IN TROUBLE
 Tenth hole, 2O7 yards: Jacoby again il trouble on his drive, slicing into the rougr Jones hooks into mound guarding tn green to the left. Jacoby's ball lying with in foot of barbed wire fence and ol attempted approach club strikes fence Beautiful recovery on third shot, bal