The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Morning Round.

NO f--39O YARDS, PAR 4-Gardner
pulled his opening tee shot dangerously
near the trees. He did not get a good
hold of the ball and II kicked from a
mound. Guilford was In the edge of
the rough to the right. Gardner on
his second was short and Guilford
10 the left of the green. Pitching to
the right Guilford holed a twenty foot
puft and Gardner halved by sinking
fifteen footer.
NO. 2-221 YARDS, PAR s-Gardner
lay fifteen feet short on his tee shot
while Guilford was twice that distance
short. his ball lying in the depression in
the middle of the double green. Jess ran
over ten feet and missed his third,
Gardner winning to 4.
NO. 3-l8f YARDS, PAR 3-Guilford
had the better tee shot and was down
in 3. Gardner conceded after missing
his third. Bob's tee shot was on the
edge Of the wide green 10 the right.
NO. 4-4i0 YARDS, PAR 4-Both got
off well. Guilford playing the odd on
the second shot. Gardner's second was
so strong that 1t went over the green.
Guilford's ball hit the bank of the
bunker and buried itself. 1t was lifted
by an official and placed. Gardner :
chip was ten feet short Gulford 4
twenty feet short. They halved In s.
NO. 500 YARDS. PAR 5-Gardner's
lightly outdrove Guilford. Both were
down to the left OF the fairway. Using
an iron Guilford was short and on the
bank above the green. Changing to a
cleek Gardner reached the green. but
Guiiford saved a half by sinking a ten
foot putt.
NO. 6. $40 YARDS, PAR 4-Gardner
again had the longer drive, his ball COM
ing to rest in the basin just short OF the
green. His second he laid within seven
feet. Guilford also made a nice ap-
proach 10 within ten feet and missed the
cup on his next by a hairs breadth,
Gardner holed for a Q, taking the lead.
NO. Z, 147 YARDS. PAR 3--Gardner's
tee shot was barely on the right hand
corner OF the green With his first putt
Bob was six feet short. He missed and
Guilford squared with 3.
again Gardner outhit Guilford for
the eighth tee. Bob's ball was in the
rough but he had the hole completely
opened UP. Gardner's approach hit short
and bounded forward within fifteen feet
~ the cup. Guilford's second was inside
They halve6 in I.
NO. 8, sos YARDS, PAR 5--Gardner's
drive was the longer. Both were over
the hill, Bob 10 the right and Gullford
in the valley. With his brassie Jess sent
his second away down over the ditch
near the green. Gardner topped into
the ditch. tried TO play out, but after
failing twice he picked up. This left
Guilford ! up at the turn.
NO. 10, $50 YARDS, PAR 4--Guilford
had n terrific drive His ball went
through the trees and cut tremendous
corner off the dogs leg hole. With his
second the Bostonian reached the edge
of the green. while Gardners second
was TO the right, dangerously near the
bunker. Boz pitched on to within seven
feet and seemed In fair way to win the
hole, whe nhis opponents chip overran
eighteen feet so that II rested on the
slope which carries over into the trap
FROM here Guilford proceeded TO hole
"a for a ., while Gardner missed. Gull
ford up.
NO. Ii. 3ss YARDS. PAR 4--Drivins
first Gulford hit beauty, while Gard
ner looked up and topped miserably, the
ball pulling around and going down the
hill into the trees. Bob hit tree tryinG
10 got clear and was short OF Guilford's
drive when he had played his third He
swung his iron shot toward the green
but Guilford laid his up the hill TO within
eight feet OF the pin. and Gardner picked
N Guilford up.
sa ~. $50 YARDS. PAR s--Guii.