The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-30
CLOSE MATCHES
 FEATURE FIRST
 DAY AT ROEBUCK
l. J. 0sbun Eliminates Bob Baugh, IT,, By 1 Up.
 Munger Defeats Kidd

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 Munger Defeats Kidd Spirited competition featured yes t=rdays first-found matches in Roe brck's annual golf tournament, and hard fought matches developed in all Flights. There were some walk aways, but close and well-contested matches seemed the order of the day. In the championship flight H. G. Seibels had comparatively easy time disposing of J. s. Pevear, 8 and t. while two other walk-aways de- Veioped in the Brownlee Baugh and Brown simmons matches. Probably the hardest-foughs match of the day was the l. J, OsbunR Il. Baugh. Jr.. tilt, which the former won. up in IS holes. Young Baugh played splendid golf. and forced his older and more expert. encea opponent to the limit. Four hard-fought matches featured second-nhghJ competition. John Thames. C. r.. Corwin. George Per kins and NJ. P, Northington dispos- ing respectively of J. s, Coxe, pr. Sam Nabers. Lee McGriff and W. P, Ward. The score of all four of these matches was 1 up
 In the two matches played in the third flight close scores featured, D U. Ryan disposing of E M Barnes I up, and W. W. Crawford, Sr, de. featuring D. V. Edmundsof ? up The majority of the third and fourth-flight players were paired with byes yesterday but all will get in the competition today. All second-round matches must be played today, at 10 holes. l. J. Os- bun advises everyone to get in touch with him early today for starting times of their matches Results Of yesterdays first-round matches fol- low:
 First Flight H. c. Seibels defeated ]. s. Pevear, s and 6.
 E M. Tutwiler Jr.. defeated Her bert Tutwiler, and ?. Dr- A. B. Harris defeated J. R.. Thames. and 8.
 |. J. osbun defeated R. MI. Baush, Jr, l up.
 L. c. Brownlee defeated R. H. Baugh, 6 and D.
 R. c. Munger defeated David Rob erts. Jr., and ?
 E. L. Brown defeated A. T. Sim mons, and c. Eugene Munger defeated T. J. Kill. 3 and 2.
 second Flight G. w. Hopson. Jr., defeated J. P. Ross, 1 and 3.
 E. M Ivy defeated J. J. Gray 3 and 9
 John Thames defeated J. S. coxe, T up.
 C. E. Corwin defeated pr. Sam Nabers. l up.
 T. F. Randolph defeated Dr. Lloyd Noland. and i.
 George Perkins defeated Lee Mc- Griff, 1 up.
 Leslie Fulenwider defeated J. F. Yeates. 6 up.
 NJ. P. Northington defeated w. P. Ward. 1 up.
 Third Flight D. J. Ryan defeated E. NJ. Barnes, up. Merritt Craft drew a bye. J ormond drew bye. C T. Fairburn drew a bye. W. W. Crawford. Sr, defeated D. V Edmundson. 2 up.
 D. r. Knapp drew a bye. J. C. Barrett drew a bye. r. Brewer drew bye
 Fourth Flight F. r. Pegram defeated Dr. l. NJ Mason.
 Joe Brewer defeated J. P. Hill. Eugene Fies drew a bye. P. E. Marzoni drew a bye. A. A. Adams, Jr., drew bye. w. l.. Murdock drew a bye. Ernest Redd drew bye. R. S. Munger drew bye Earrings for today's second round matches follow:
 First Flight II. c. Seibels meets E. NJ. Tutwiler. Dr. A. E. Harris meets l. J. osbun. h. G. Brownlee meets R. C. Mum ger.
 E. L. Brown meets Eugene Nun ger.
 First Flight ConsoIstions J. $. Pevear meets Herbert Tut wller.
 J. B. Thames meets R. II. Baugh R. H. Baugh, Sr, meets David Rob- erts, Jr.
 A. T. Simmons meets T. J. Kill.
 Second Flight G. ". Hopson, Jr meets E. M Ivy.
 John Thames meets c. F. Corwin. T. F. Randolph meets George Per k!ns.
 Leslie Fulenwider meets NJ. P. Northington.
 Second Flight Cancellations J. r. Ross meets J. J. Gray. J. s. coxe meets Dr. Sam Ma bers.
 Dr. Lloyd Noland meets Lee Me Griff
 J. F. Yeates meets w. F. Ward
 Tbird Flight D. J. Ryan meets Merritt Craft J. Ormond meets C. T. Fairburn. W. w. Crawford, Sr., meets D. P. Knapp.
 J. c. Barrett meets Percy Brewer.
 Third Flight Cancellations E. Nj. Barnes meets D. V. Edmund son.
 Fourth Flight B. R. Pegram meets Eugene Fies. P. B. Marzoni meets A. A. Adams, Jr.
 Joe Brewer meets W. L. Murdock. Ernest Redd meets R. $. Munger.
 Fourth Flight Cancellations Dr. J. NJ. Mason meets J. B. Hill.