The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07

 called to St. Louis suddenly and was unable to compete in the Roebuek tourney. The out-of-town entry list was unusually large, however. In yesterdays qualifying round, 11s golfers competed, and seven full 16- player flights and an additional eight player flight will be necessary to play the tournament off. Trophies will be awarded winner and runner-up iG each division. Two rounds will be played today morning and afternoon. Following are this mornings first round matches, with the qualifying score each golfer made yesterday and starting times for the matches given;
 First Flight R. H. Baugh, 76. and c. E. Corrwin, s1 David Roberts, Jr., IS. and Jenks Gn- lem, Ss; s;20 o'clock.
 Glenn crismas, s2. and Poilack Boyd. i. J. osbun. IT, and J. R. Thames, s2; R. e, Munger. 79, and Lonnie Munger, II. c. seibeis so, and G. H. Davis. ss; Henry Piunkett. sa. and Mike Thomas.
 Second Flight
 c, H. Ridley, S4. and S. L. Tyson, s5; Herbert Tutwiler. S4, and R. H. Thach, E. M, Tutwiler, s5, and A. T. Simmons. w. P. Andrews. ss. and W. F. Donovan, S4; 10:10 o'clock.
 J: c. Mason, S4 and A. B. Harris, SC; J. ". HilIhouse, s5. and B. S. Tender son .s7; 20 o'clock. R. H. Baugh, Sr., S5, and Leroy Percy, Jim Wood ss, and J. McEwen s4; 1O:sO o'clock.
 Drayton Nabe s, s7, and W. T. Ward, I 90; 1o;s5 oelaek.. a no po. oo. Eugene s.unger. ss. and John Tulis, 91; IT ! Kidd, 90, and W. spurloek. ss; J. s. Craig. ST. and Lewis Underwood. NJ. II. sullivan. ss and c. T. Bairbairn. D. P. Knapp. 90. aad George TertIns, J. T. Badham. 9O and R. T. Brooke, ST;
 Fourth Flight s. L. Yerkes, e1, and NJ. P. Millsap, s4; 11:15 o'clock.
 Lewis Clarke. ss. and M. P. Northing- Percy Badham, sS, and J. P. A1udd, 95; J. s. Raine. s4, and Ed S. Allen. 92; 11:30 o'clock
 Morris Baldwin. 01. and II. c. Wood. s4; Mel smith ss, and P. M. Smith. s5; Hal Marsh. ss, and John Levert. o5; E. L. Brown. s4. and George .Zuber. ss; Fifth Flight
 J. J. Gray SC, and Merit Craft, 97; John s. Coxe, s7, and Gus Jordan. 99; $40 o'clock.
 E. Nj. Ivy Ivy, as. and W. o. crisman 97; R Raymond Jones' se, and J. P. Ross. ss; J. E. cobbs. 97. and R. c. Hemphin Jr., J. R. Boggs. s7. and J. W. Born, ss; C. L. Marks. 9s. and Lee McGriff, s7; ''i' Sixth Flight F. M. Barnes, 90, and R. s. Munger ST., Evans Dunn, 1o1. and Lloyd Noland, J. H. cabaniss. 1O2. and o. R. Cohen. 103; S:05 o'clock.
 Pete Marzoni, 1O2. and F.~.M. Brown. 101; s;10 o'clock. D. A. Holloway, 100, and B. M. Cheno- c. w. Hopson. Jr.. 1oi. and W. W. craw- ford, Sr.. 103; 20 o'clock. J. S. Coxe, Jr.. 102, and W. R. c. Cooke. E. c. Legarde 1oS, and W. O. Hurter, 1O1;i s:30- o'clock.
 Seventh Flight
 w. ". Brown, 103 and Thornton Clark. 106; 715 o'clock.
 Percy Brewer, 10b, and Paul T. Sayre, T J. H. Norton, 1os, and B. R. Pegram. Paul Chalifoux. 1os, and Julius ormond, 105; :30 o'clock.
 J. s. Pearson, 104, and Key Foster, 1O7; J. B. Hili. 1oe. and Pete Turner, 1Os; F. c. Wilson 1Os. and Howard E. Pill. Ill: 7:45 o'clock.
 Eugene Fies 10S and R. c. Henphill, Sr 1O5; .50 o'clock.
 Eighth Flight
 L. J. Mancain. 112. and Edmund Armes, 1l9; 1:65 o'clock.
 O. E. Scott, 11s, and E. K. Boiling. 12s; 1z o'clock.
 D. J. Ryan. IT. drew bye. hao,5 ;., o,a,;r.r +ba fo,,rt1, +ha+ sa,t