The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
Chick Euans andOuirnetin
 Golf Finals
Bobby Jones, South's Big Hope, Is Eliminated In Ma tionaI Tournament.
 Finals Today

[ Roslyn, N. r., September 10. Charles Evans, Jr., of Chicago and Francis Ouimet of Boston, each of whom has previously been amateur and open golf champions of the United States, will play tomorrow at the En- gineers' Country Club for this years amateur title as a result of their victories in the semi finals today.
 Ouimet defeated Robert T. Jones the youthful star, from Atlanta, and ,, while Evans eliminated Edward P. AL lis of Milwaukee, 10 and 8.
 Last year in the amateur tournament for the national title al Oakmount, Oui-. met eliminated Evans in the second roundl by one up al the home green. Evans held, both amat teur and open title in 1916 and is the only man to have won both championships in the same year. Ouimet won the open title when twenty years old in 1913 and was vic torious in the amateur championship in 1914.
 OUTCLASS OPPONENTS
 Both fina1ists outclassed their oppon- ents today, but the result of Evans match was considerably more in doubt until Allis began to go to pieces on the way out in the afternoon round
 Ouimet displayed all round superior ity over his young opponent who was so well liked by the speculative fra ternity that some of these gentlemen were giving odds on him before the pair took the course. The figures show that Ouimet was better in driving, ap- proachins and putting. Of the z6 long holes which the pair played, Ouimet had the longer drive at 15. There were five short holes and Ouimet was near CT the pin with his tee shot at three of them. Ouimet approached better on 15 of the long holes. Jones averaged butts to the green. Ouimet averaged one better than two butts to the green in the morning round and two better than two butts to the green in the af- ternoon. Ouimet was up at the 18th and had improved this to five up at the turn in the afternoon round. Jones picked up twice. once when he drove
 
 was in a trap after playing three at par three holes. Jones missed short putt at the home green in the morning without excuse and failed to make an other short putt at his first afternoon hole which would have squared the match. <qN
 Evans consistently outdrove Allis, who was in the rough with his tee shot several times in the morning. The 17th hole was the beginning of the end for the Milwaukee star. Here he missed foot putt that would have put him one up and he never won another hole.
 EVANS OUT IN B
 Evans was out in the afternoon round in 35, one under par, having one birdie two at the 213 yard hole, where his tee shot dropped dead less than a foot from the cup. He also had birdie three at the ninth hole the result of a mi ghty drive and a long iron shot while Allis drove his tee shot short into the rough. Allis did not win one of the ten holes played in the afternoon and halved only two of them. He sliced into the rough three times in his last ten holes. The 105 yard 14th hole, which was the downfall of Armour and Fred Wright yesterday, contributed to the defeat of Allis today. In his morning round his tee shot rolled off the green, which is at the top of steep knoll, and when he tried to pitch the ball back it rolled down the other side of the hill Evans made this hole in the morning in par three while Ouimet had a birdie ?. Ouimets iron shot from the tee with plenty of back spin, stop ped dead within a foot of the hole.