The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-20

ranges, which shows remarkable shooting.
 Hunt, Brown. Moore and Coyle have gotten in the money several
 times in these matches.
 ly under the last nine. where the humid heat seemed to slow up his game, as he took 40 for this nine as against S5-34-35 for the first three hines. His record. 69, was all the more remarkable because of the slow and soft condition of ,the courts, which stopped runs on the drives and forced the successful player to cut his approaches right up to the pin.
 The United States Golf association today adopted another innovation by permitting the players to clean mud fl Iom the balls when on the putting greens and to move the ball away from the cups made when approaches sank in the soft soil
 | Another relaxation of the rules saved Bobby Jones two strokes on
 the final hole, where he drove two | long irons out of bounds into the gallery near the clubhouse.
 | The Atlantan, after good S9-
 37--76 in the morning, had gone out in only fair 30, but came home with even pars to the sixteenth hole, lS0 yards.
 There he put a S6 goot for a birdie two and with some sharp iron
 work got another birdie on the 361- l yard seventeenth.
 Jones drove well down the hilly l fairway of the 412-yard home hole, and took a driving iron for an ap- proach of 1S0 yards that had to be sll carry, because of a yawning pit l Tfy h1
 flew straig ght, but on the slope he had
 an untrue stance. pushing the shot to
 the clubhouse. He~ dropped another
 ball and shot it to almost the same spot A third attempt resulted in : d pull to the left of the green hole i high when he clipped up dead, and with a six had 36 for 75, one stroke
 better than his first round,
 | The second best score of the day | for IS holes was Knepper's well bal
 anced 35- 35-70, His incoming score
 was one under par.
 1 A contrast in scoring was fur nished in the play of Ouimet and l.. J. Osbun of Birmingham the latter llcsing his usual touch and scoring l 97 to Quimet's 69, and taking s7 while l the former champion tallied 75 An ether instance of variation, and also of coincidence, were the wild after noon scores of Evans and John G. Anderson of New York, both going
 out in 34 and slipping off to 47 for
 second nine.
 Those who qualified were: Fran
 cis ouimet Boston 69-75--144. R. Es
 Knepper. Sioux City, 77-7o--l47. Rob- l ert Jones, Atlanta. 76-15-l51. Jeats Gulfofd Boston, 77-7t-l5l. Robert 1 Gardner. Chicago, 7973-~152 E. l II I,a 4tya at+d T2-T 4---l n2
 Reginald Lewis, Greenwich, Conn, 1 76-7G--152. H. R. Jonston, St. Paul, i 75-7T-152 Willie Hunter, Eng and. i 77-77-154. George Yon Elm. Salt l Lake City, T6-f8-154 Clark o. ! Speers. Seattle, 72-S2--1a4. o, r. Will l ling, Portland. 77-77--f54. T. D. Ar
 mour. Scotland S0-75--l55. Max
 Marston. Philadelphia, 76-so- -l56. { Jesse Sweetzer. New York, S3-74--l57, ! Charles Evans. Chicago, 71-Sl-los. 1 Charles Dexter, Dallas, S1-78--159. ! Clarence Wolff, St. Lotus, S0-79-~169.
 A. F. Boyd, Chattanooga, 77-S2--l 99. | Edward Held, St. Louis. 7S-71-159.
 simpson, Indianapolis, Sl-79-l60.
 James Marion. St. Louis, s575--l60. Lebrunnin. Chicago. 77S5-16O. R. E. ] Rockenkamp, St. Louis, S4-77--l6l.
 Joe Wells, Wheeling, So-Si-l61 John ! C. Anderson, New York - S1-Sl--162. 1 'sO6tA i<oi af ,iis A<CAiHs f'-f Dewey Weber. Chicago, S2-S0-i62-
 Albert Seckel Chicago. S2-S0r-162.
 Bon Stein, Seattle, S5-77-162f Pres cott Rush St. Louis S3S0-l65; Rus
 sell Smith. Portland, s5-75--163.
 Those who failed to qualify were: ! J c. Stuttle, Kansas City, 164; l.. | Tachan. Louisville 1894; T. B. Coch-
 ran, Wichita Falls. l64; H. Chandler
 Esan, Portland, l64 Dewitt Bianch 1 Cincinnati, 165; George Hack, Chl- cago l65; Frank Lynch, St. Louis, ! isG; Worden Hunter Detroit, l66;
 Rudolph Wilhelm, Portland. l67; Fl, 1 K. B. Davis. New York, l6S J. ", Heron, Akron, O., 16S; Densmore Shutte. Pittsburg, l6s; Henry Seiburn, Louisville, l6s; Guy Slaidfer Port
 land. 169; Louis Jacoby, Dallas, l69' Charles Ridley, Atlanta, l69; Howard Walton. Champaigne, H., 169; J. A.
 Mudd, Chicago, 1s9; John Gammons, Providence, R. l., 169; Richard Hickey. Atlanta. ITO; Fl. K. Wenzler' Memphis, ITO; ". H. Gardner, Buff falo, Iii; Lawson Watts. St. Louis 1S2; J. H. Douglas, Chicago. l72; | Howard Lee, Detroit, 183; l. J. Os-
 burn. Birmingham, 19l; Donald An
 derson, St Louis, withdrew; Louis
 Bredin, Detroit withdrew; Alex Cal der, New York, withdrew; Harry Potter, St. Louis. withdrew; Andrew | McCreery. St. Louis, withdrew.