The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-24
}SEM|-F NAL ROUND
 IN DIXIE TITULAR GOLF TOURNAMENT
Godchaux, Adair, WenzIer and Boyd Are Left In Golf TituIar Meet at Nash
 vile, Tennessee
By AssocIated Pres.

Nashville, Tenn, June 23.-Perry
 Adair. Atlants; Frank Godchaux, Nashville; H. R. wenzler, Memphis, and Pollak Boyd, Chattanooga. won Eheir way into the semi-finals of
 he southern amateur golf tourna- nent here today by defeating their opponents in the ss-hole matches of
 he second round.
 Three of the winners had woa handily after taking early leads, but Nenzler won his match on the eight fenth hole of the afternoon round, 2 up, from Lewis Tachau, Louisville, hfter see-saw game that proved pne of the closest ever played on the Sell Meade course.
 Adair, who will meet Godchaux to-
 morrow in the 36 holes of the semi finals. defeated Mike Thomas, Nash kille "southpaw," today and 5. God chaux, resident of New Orleans put a Vanderbilt student playing as 3 member of the Belle Meade club, eliminated Ewing Watkins, Chatta- nooga, 8 and 6. Boyd put out Tom Prescott. Atlanta, and 6. Wenzler' and Boyd will play tomorrow in what is expected to be hard match The finals come Saturday.
 An ihtereStins Mhtch
 The gallery today followed the Iodchaux- Watkins match because Of the former being the local favorite, put the Wenzler-T -Tachau contest proved to be the most interesting of all. Wenzler was one up on TachaC 1t the end of the first nine, but by the end of IS holes the Kentuckian had reversed the standing and the hction play began with Tachau one lp. They halved the first four of the afternoon, but Tachau went twp up by winning No. 5. Wenzler took he sixth and then squared the match s a 46S-yard hole. They halved the hext three. Wenzler went 1 up with lt birdie 8 on No. 13 and 2 up with b birdie f on No. 14.
 Tachau came right back ard squared the match by winning No. h5 and 16, the latter with birdie p, made from an almost impossible lie against a bank. The Kentuckian Slipped on No. IT and Weuzler took the hole with a par 5. No. IS was Fought out in gale of wind, and, playing carefully, wenzler settled the match with par to Tachaus F. The Tennessean had a card of "A to S1 for his opponent during the afternoon,
 Adair's Jinx
 Adair, who has been low medalist in several southern tournaments. bnly to lose out in the second or third kound, went into todays match fear Ing that since he was low medalist again this year. that he would repeat bis luck again. but he shot steady golf throughout the day. He was bne up on Thomas at the end of nine I.n ftSf hS had been played. By the ninth hole this afternoon the Druid Hills golfer had increased his lead to $. He won the tenth, but Thomas ral- lied and took the eleventh and halved khe next two. Adair then won, 6 hnd 3.
 Godchaux Turns in 72 Godchaux, who disposed of Wat kins up and 6 to play, shot the morning IS in 72, one under par for khe course and was one under fours 3for the 30 holes necessary in the aft Iernoon. Watkins held his man well lfor the first nine holes in the morn Ing, which ended with Godchaux one hp By the end of the morning IS, Godchaux was three up and the com lpletion of the first nine in the after lnoon found Godchaux up. Boyd was up on Prescott at the lend of the first nine in the morn hng and held the same lead when hhey went to lunch. The Tennessee ktate champion shot 34 on the first Inine in the afternoon, driving off the tfrst tee in light shower that last led only a few minutes. Par for this mine is 35, and the Chattanoogan Eequallcd par on every hole except two. where he fell below one stroke, making it up by getting one under par on one hole and two under par lon another.
 The course was full throughout the day with players who failed to qual- hfy for the championship flight or fwho were eliminated from that ana I,,ara v,ja vino in the other flights.