New Britain herald., 1921-05-24

Hoyiake, Eng. May 24 (By Associ- ated Press) Cyril N. Tolley. British amateur champion. won his match the second round of the British anna teur championship tournament here today. defeating GuiIford 9 up and l to play.
 Robert T. Jones of Atlanta defeated F. A. Hamlet of wrexham in their match in the second round of the British amateur golf championship here today. 1 up.
 The first hole in the Tolley-Guil- ford match was halvcd in 4 and Tol- ley won the second in 4. Guilford be- ing too strong with his approach and missing a two-yard putt.
 Guilford drove two shots out of bounds at the third and his third shot from the tee was in a ditch. He also was short on the green. Tolley win> ing the hole easily on his fourth shot but Guilford holed four-yard putt for a win In two on the fourth hole.
 Tn playing the fifth hole GuiIford pulled his tee shot into the Gorze but made . good recovery while Tolley played an indifferent second shot and dubbed his third badly. As a result Guilford squared the match by win ing the hole to .. Tolley was shore with his approach 10 the sixth. while Guilford was nifty on the green in Q He won the hole to 5.
 At the short seventh Tolley was on the green. Guilford with a weak sec ond was still short of the green and Tolley playing the hole perfectly won it 3 to {.
 At the eighth Tolley ran down = long putt to win the pole with a against 5 for Guiiford, who putted weakly, requiring three strokes on the green. This made Toiley up but at the ninth the American ran down a aeven-yard putt for a three and the players made the turn all square.
 Cards for the Toliy- GuiIford match were as follows:
 Tolley--
 ! Out ......4 44ss 5 s4 4-s7
 n .........444s 45 4-ss Guiiford--
 Out ...45 572 544 6 3-3s
 In ........4 8 6 6 4-35
 The tenth hole was halved in fours. but Guilford became one up at the f1th. where Toliey took three butts
 Going to the 18th. the American pulled his tee shot and found his ball in a hole from which he had to lift 1t and lose strike. Toiiey played the hole perfectly and won 1t. 4 to s.
 The 18th was haived in threes and the 14th in lives. and with four holes to play the match was all square.
 At the 18th hole Toliey holed an eight foot putt which made him one up. At the 18th he stymied Guilford md became dormie two. The 17th was keenly fought. but Tolley holed a two yard putt for his half fin four, and won by up and one to play.
 Tn the Jones-Hamlet match, tho American took matters easily fin the early stages and was one down at the 9th.
 The 9th was a disastrous hole for Jones. He pulled his tee shot into the gorse and was obliged to play it out left handed. On this shot he sent the ball five yards into another bush and from here he found the rough. He put his fourth on the green. but missed n putt for a half.
 What Jones himself thought of the mess was shown when he picked up his ball and hurled it back on the green with such force that it bounded high in the air.
 Hamlet bccme up at the seventh but Jones finally squared the match at the 17th.
 At the 18th. Hamlet put his ball on the bank of the bunker with a hang ing lie. Jones took the hole in to 5 winning the match.
 Chick" Evans of Chicago defeated IT. Matthews of worthington 6 and 5.
 Francis Ouimet of Boston was de- feated by Hodgson of Baildon by one hole. t..
 F. Hunt of Texas beat J. |. Holmes of Handsworth and {.
 w. c. Fownes. Jr., of Pittsburgh,