The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26

of the Roebuck club yesterday
 brought play in the sixth annual
 championship tournament of the Ala
 bama Golf association to the second
 round, which matches will be played this morning. Semi finals will be played this afternoon, while finals will take place tomorrow. Yesterday $ play WAS featured by close matches and vtctorIes TOT fa- vorites in the majority of the
 matches will be played this morning. Semi Iinals will be played this alter
 noon, while finals will take place
 tomorrow.
 Yesterdays play was featured by close matches and victories for fa- vorites in the majority of the
 matches Files Crenshaw, champion of. l52O-2l, came through in splendid
 fashion, winning hls morning prelimi- nary match anu then winning his first
 round match in championship compe- 1 tition. In both instances he elm l mated local players wn owere eN- pected to figure strongly In cham
 pionship play. I Files Creushaw Wins 1 In his morning match Mir. Cren- shaw who is MontSomerlan, ue- feated Johnny Thames, and J. while ] in the afternoon he eliminated Flu gene Munger, Z and 1, in his first round match. ! Crenshaw displayed the same steady golf that won the champion
 ship for him last year. If he con
 tinues in form he bids fair to sur
 vive today's play. ] MontRomery has the only out-of- i mi aer n i the championships and he is Files Crenshaw. The other eight players i surviving play in the champlonship 1 flight yesterday are: R. C. Munger,
 R. L. Gregory, Dr. A. B. Harris, l. J.
 Osbun, K. H. Baugh, Jr, w. F. Dono- van and Dr. l.. G. Brownlee. All are
 local stars Loctal talent is playing great golf in the present tournament and unless Champion Crenshaw is In | his best form, a Birmingham man may win his title from him. Yesterdays play consisted of fnai preliminary matches after when I first round matches were played Tn all flights The losers m the morn
 ing preliminary matches composed the lower flight of that particular { division. The field is now divided 'linto six flights instead of three di- visions, in which the golfers quail fled.
 Today's play will bring together the Il following golfers in the qualifying round:
 ] R. C. Munger vs. Files Crenshaw' II R. L. Gregory vs. Dr. A. B. Harris | I. J. Osbun vs. R. H. Baugh, Jr. Il w. F. Donovan vs. pr. l.. O ] Brownlee.
 Following are the results of yes terday afternoons tirst rouhu matches at Roebuck. Championship Flight Il R. c. Munger, beat David Roberts, Jr., 1 and up. ! Files Crenshaw beat Eugene Nun l ger, and 1. | R. l.. Gregory beat Ed Barnett l and up.
 I pr. A. E. Harris beat Glenn Chriss- man 1 and up. ! I. J. osbun beat A. T. simmons
 and 2. R. H. Baugh. Jr., beat $. L. Gal ' lbraith, 5 and 5. w. F. Donavan beat J. G. Mason
 pr l.. G. Brownlee beat R. IL Baugh, ? and l.. second Flight : F T Brooke beat T~J. Kid 1 up J. w. Tullis beat J. R. Thames, John Hillhouse beat D. P. Knapp Victor Prower beat J. D. Wilcox
 1 up and 19 holesS ! Oscar Wells beat Sherwood Par , sons, { and 2. l, W. F. Ward beat A. NJ. Throckmor- l ton, up and 20 holes.
 John Levert beat C. NJ Corwln' Lee Bradley. Jr.. beat Paul M : Smith, 2 and 1.
 Third Flight
 c. H. Davis beat Bert MeadoW Il Frank Blackford beat D. J. Ryan Il 6 and 5
 f M. P. Northington beat A. N. Chap yt pell and G. : H. c. Marks beat Ed s. Allen, : and 5.
 ? Drayton Majors beat Dr. Lloyd No i, land and 4. : Jack Crenshaw beat Archie Reeve' Q and 3. : J. F. Gillem beat E. NJ. Ivy, 1 and 3 1 w S Edwards beat H. G. Marsh : 3 and 2.
 I Fourth Flight Ernest Redd beat R. N. Stubbs, D! : default.
 : Lewis Danzier beat c. M. Jesper l son. 1 and up-19 holes. t, G. W. Hopson, Jr.. beat J. F. Wat . son, 1 and up. n Jim Barnett beat J. F. Yeates, nl and |.
 : Merritt Craft beat E. G. LaGard' l and l.
 n Ralph Quisenberry beat W. W n Ora Wford Sr and 5. fl Herbert Jones beat F. w. Smith