The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-08

sensational variety, he was very con sistent.
 A. P. Boyd, the young entry iron Chattanooga, who, is the only lad in thu tourney in knickerbockers. won hi match in the morning over D. E. Root, { local player, but was eliminated in the afternoon play by Houston Davis of Bir mingham after a stubborn fight. Davi: won, up and 2 to play
 Boyd has been playing a wonderful brand of golf and his defeat was a grea surprise. He played hard game ane lost the match on the twelfth to fifteenth hole. The youths playing in the morn ing was fine. In the afternoon Davis secured an early lead, but it was grad ually cut down by the Chattanooga lac and when the ninth hole was reached Davis was one down. Boyd made severa poor drives and Davis won three holes tr succession and consequently took leae which proved sufficient for him to score a victory.
 SEMI-FINALS TODAY
 The semi-finals today win bring Thomas Wheelock, the young New Orleans star of r years, and Bob Jones, Jr., the young Atlanta star of 16 years, together. Louis Jacoby of New Orleans will meet Houston Davis of Birmingham. Both matches will go for 36 holes IS holes be-
  ernoon. Finals will be played tomorrow. Play in the second flight has been nar- rowed down to four players also. Dr. A. B. Harris, the Alabama state champion, won his two matches yesterday over Sax Crawford, 4-3 and T. N. Bradshaw of Atlanta in the afternoon, 2-1. David Roberts, another local player, defeated A. J. Watkins of Chattanooga in the mornings play, up, and won over Mar tin Sullivan of Montgomery in the after noon, up. Harris and Roberts meet today
 R. C. Munger of Birmingham won over C. c. Hansen of Chattanooga in the morning play, 2-1, and over Herbert Tut wiler in the afternoon, 1 up. J. B. Bush, brother of Reuben Bush of New Orleans won over E. M. Tutwiler Jr. in feated c. V. Rainwater of -Atlanta, S-1. Munger and Bush meet today
 GREGORY IN THIRD FLIGHT In the third flight A. c. Ulmer of Jack sonville, Milton Dargan, Jr. of Atlanta, H. L. Gregory of Birmingham and Gar ner Watkins of Chattanooga are the sur- vivors and will clash today in the semi nals
 In the fourth flight Emil Christ of New Orleans, L. P Munger. .of Birning ham, E. L. Brown of Birniingha and R. T. Brooke are the survivors.
 Ulmer and Watkins meet in the third flight, as do Gregory and Dargan. In the fourth flight Christ and Brooke clash and Munger and Brown meet.
 CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT The results of yesterdays play in the fourth round of the championship flight follows:
 c. H. Munger defeated Perry Adair, 3-2
 Thomas wheelock defeated R. P. Jones, Sr., 7-6.
 R. P. Jones, Jr., defeated J. H. Doughty, 7-6
 Reuben Bush defeated Ewing Wat kins, 5-4.
 L. Jacoby defeated George Adair, 6-5
 Bryan Heard defeated Richard Hick- ey, Az.
 c. H. Davis defeated W. A. Dewees, 1 up.
 A. P. Boyd defeated D. E. Root, up.
 In the afternoons play the. follow ing were the results:
 Thomas Wheelock defeated c. H. Munger, 1 up.
 R. P. Jones. Jr., defeated Reuben Bush. 3-2
 L. Jacoby defeated Bryan Heard, s-2.
 G. H. Davis defeated A. P. Boyd, 3-2.
 SECOND FLIGHT
 Tn the second flight the mornings 8 results follow:
 A. E. Harris defeated Sax craw- ford. 4-3.
 T. N Bradshaw defeated T. S. Pres