The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28

FitdllOH SOlI tournament yeSLeruSfy yesterday afternoon that increased i and forged ahead of Dan Jarvis of ! lshed with score of five and three
 Dan Jarvis and Dr. A. B. Harris entered the finals by victories over David Roberts, Jr., and R. C. Munger. respectively, in yesterdays semi-final round.
 The victory of Dr. Harris was achieved over field of 11e qualifiers, including some of the best golfers Dixie. His elimination of Bob Nun ger in yesterday mornings match in the semi-final round occasioned some surprise, as Munger had been playing consistent golf throughout the tour nament, making the record score Of the meet for Is holes, a 73.
 The wonderful approaching and re- coveries of Dr. Buck Harris accounted for his victory. His work with his niblick was splendid, and his ap- preaching more than offset the ex- cellent putting exhibition staged by Dan Jarvis.
 pr. Harris secured an early lead on Jarvis, but the Nashville player rallied towards the end of the first nine, and the two finalists reached the turn all even. No. 10 was halved, also, but after that Dr. Buck won every hole until the match ended on the fifteenth green.
 No. l was halved with par fours, but Dr. Buck went into the lead by taking five on the next hole, to Jarvis six. No. was made in one hp nd n,- still one up.
 Par lives halved No. 4, while Docs par five on No. gave him the hole and made him two up. Dan Jarvis cut this lead hole, when he took No. in par four. On No. ', Dr. Harris was on in two after a good drive. while a dubbed iron shot cost Jarvis a stroke. He was on in three, and lost the hole when he required two butts, as did pr. Harris. The local golfer was again two up on his opponent.
 Jarvis Rallies
 On No 8 Dr. Harris tee shot went straight up in the air, while Jarvis ball went straight and far down the fairway. Harris second shot placed the ball in the ditch few feet in front of the green, while Jarvis played the hillside we'll and his ball rolled to the green in two. liar ris' recovery from the ditch was great. and he was on in three. Each required two butts, and Jarvis took the hole with a birdie four, cutting Harris lead to one hole.
 In No. 9 the match was evened when Jarvis, after driving behind the bunkers, reached the green with his recovery, and sank 15-foot putt for par three. Dr. Harris made a beautiful niblicl< recovery from down among the trees. but required two butts.
 Second Half
 Dr. Harris played the last six holes of the match proper in par figures On No. 10 he had a five, which was duplicated by Jarvis.
 On No. Il, Harris again went into the lead, by outputting his opponent. After each had reached the edge of the green on their approach shots. Harris made par four with two butts. while Jarvis required three.
 Harris reduced his score for the last half to par figures by taking a birdie four on No. 12. Jarvis second shot landed in a bunker but his re- covery was good. Harris was on in two, and sank his ball with two butts.
 The Long, uphill thirteenth was made in par figures by Dr. Harris, who won his third consecutive hoie A miss of a five-foot put cost Jarvis the hole.
 Harris Gets Eagle Two
 One of the prettiest bits of golf of the match occurred on No. 14. Dr. Buck Harris drove to the green, his ball stopping within two feet of ha 1in lie han ic first putt, taking an eagle two for the par four hole. Of course Dan Jarvis couldn't be expected to equal such golf as that. and he was dormie.
 The match officially ended on tfe short. downhill fifteenth, when Dr. Harris sank a 10-foot putt for par three, after both he and Jarvis were short on their mashie drives.
 pr. Harris and Dan Jarvis played out the IS holes for scores, and Doctor Buck came through with some pretty golf for the final nine, After taking 41 for the first nine. which is four above par. Dr. Harris s5 for the final half. a par score, and finished with a total of 76 for the IS holes.
 Jarvis fared little better on the final half, himself. taking 39. His card for the round totaled 80. one higher than his qualifying score. Their cards:
 Harris: A
 Out-454 555 454-41
 In --544 42s 436-35-7s
 Jarvis:
 Out-464 564 543-41
 In --555 544 533-39-so
 In the finals of the second flight, W. A. Chenoweth came through with a win over Sax Crawford, while Herbert Tutwiier was third flight victor.
 The first flight cancellations were won by John Levert, who eliminated J. W. Hillhouse, Jr.. in the finals, , and A.
 Scott Probasco of Chattanooga was the only visiting golfer to win the finals in any flight or consultations. He defeated Crawford Johnson. and ENJOY THE COMF(