The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28

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 THEIR CARDs- Morning Round Quit .i.....,.....43 .433 464 3G.--40
 In ...,......... 4J: 554 530--s,ss--79 BrownIee;
 Out 514 475 J57-4s In ............., 4s,3 555 435--:so--S5 Afternoon Round
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 Out ..........,...54 54s 5e5 J55--4,i
 In ............ .444 543 BrownIee:
 Out ......,..... 553 454 e56-4;
 In ..............,4 4S3 554 If I was going to write a book about that final match in the Ala
 bama state golf tourney, woa,,l probably entitle it: Buck at Roe buck It is rather coincidental, you might say The match was for the belt or Alabama, and on the fifteenth after Buck had had his sinking spell and Little Dock had took a four, Buck walked over and said; Here We rest" They had went through mess of greens--33 to be explicit -- and what Buck meant was that they would get sir cease for their dogs, but Here We Rest" is on Alabama 8 coat of arms, and it was pretty good involuntary reparty at that, when one considers that the match was for the championship of old here we rest
 Too Much Weight Little Dock had to give away about 20 pounds, and George Carpen- tier will bear me out in saying that's too much for anybody to give away. The new state champeen is a great big fella with altitude over six foot. He had little Dock on tn. reach, too Bat he win the match pby superior golluf playing and that's all they is to it.
 The two men weighed in at a. m., and waded in at 9;o5. Throughout the forenoon Buck was taking tele- graphed uppercuts at the old ball and ringing long distance. Little Dock was having more success with his drives than Won Hindy did his'n. but he was bad in the x in fighting, and his butts were too inanimate, So. when they came into the clubhouse to put on the old feed d-bag, Buck had Brownlee 5 down.
 In the Afternoon
 And in the afternoon they started at it again. They fifty fitted the first. but Buck took four on the second, and Little Dock took d five this making Bucks opp't half-doz- en down, and so much week Little Dock worked on the theory that a man may be down, but he is never out. and they halved the third.
 Buck elected to refight the battle of Bunker Hill on the fourth, and after hurdling the grassy mound he was short on his approach. Little Dock over-drove the green here, and had to back up and push. After feel ins, each other out with several putts Little Dock took it with a five and was only five down, one more than they allow in feetball.
 Only Four Down
 Doctor Harris got on posted land with his drive on number five, while Doctor Brownlee was as straight as they used to lace. He trimmed the cup on his fourth and sunk it for a five, while Buck took half-dozen before the ball was incarcerated The little fella was only four-down at this junction--one less than he lad been before they fed they faces. The man with the abbrviated stat ure was breezing along now and his drive was as straight down the fair way as MT Martin to his gore. Buck got left-hook into the bunkers to the left of the ditch from the home plate, and Brownlee was on in two. Bucks second shot was beyond the green and over the knoll. Some more mitigating taken place here, and Little Dock laid down Stymie. Buck goot out digger of iron, stirred well with spoon, then took funny look ing club and pulled jump-shot into the cup. There was palms in Gilead at this junction, and they clapped to- gether. Harris getting big hand. Brovnlee sunk her. however. and took it with four. This made Lit tie Dock down.
 1 Rough Stuff
 l They each pulled a little rough
 house stuff on their drives from num- i, Der and landed in the rough Little l Dock's mashie-niblic put him behind
 bunker and Buck, too. the latters
 pitch going over the bunker. Harris l took fNe-spot on his hole and 1 Brownlee six, going back to fcur- 1 down.
 Npmber eight green is as fast as 7s
 cent percale, and Buck aint learned
 to fathoia it yet. He got on in plen- ty of time to take Little Docks
 measure. but seemed to of lost his tape line, and after a bad exhibi- | ton on butts they halved 1t and Lit tie Dock was still four down. Travelling over towards number
 nine they was both 400 yards down
 the fairway on their second shot with Little Dock having the best lie He summed the game on his third, how the ever going to the right and
 into the long g-green. Bucks third was to the right Of the green but he
 made nlce recovery and took a five while tsrownlee was making six. This made Buck up. and the match
 was a facsimile of what it was when they had finished they pie. Harris niblicked his way out of | bunker in nice shape oh the tenth, put his putt went over the cup and
 they connected themselves with fours and halved it.
 ] .s Sensational EleveatA ' | Now we get to the real scntationa! l part of the bout. On number II i Little Dock made q wand outn his
 club and had the bah doing all kinds of tricks. He was in trouble from
 the tee. deciding to join the W. o. W. His drive sailed into the rim of the woods to the left of the fairway, While Buck had as good a lie as A
 star witness. Little Dock wasn't down hearted though, and he made that bad lie {asharhe of itself. He
 pitched out with wonderful accuracy
 and good distance. landing about 70 l yards from the cup. Harris' approach | shot was pretty good. but Little Dock nfoct 6Ad to naakA onAss A1oAa st.aa