The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-24
ATLANTA STAR PLAYS
GREAT ROUNDTOBEAT
GODCHAUX---6 AND 5

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but rolled to the far edge. Perry
pitched on, but both required two
puts for par fours and halved the
hole.
The third is a mashie pitch of 1875
yards. Perry was on the green IL
| feet away. Frank was on the green
but not as close as Perry. Both took
! two puts and the hole was halved
! leaving Perry still one up.
All Square At Fourth.
The fourth green is 1SS yards
from the tee on the side of hill
Perry pulled his ball into the rough
and was stymied by a tree. Franz
| hit the green and rolled just across
Perry tried to pitch to the left OF
the tree and roll down the bank, but
his ball stuck. He rolled his third
down the rought hill. Frank putted
for the hole and hit the cup but
bounced out, two inches away and
Perry conceded the hole, putting the
match square.
On the 571 yards fifth Frank was
afraid of the ditch which crossed the
fairway 275 yards away. having
driven in it yesterday. He played
onto the thirteenth fairway to the
left while Perry was down the mid
die 2o0 yards. Each was short of
the trap which protects the green
their seconds and each pitched
high and short on tneir thirds. They
took par fives for a half.
No. G, 1913 yards away. is a semi
doG-leg hole. Frank drove nearly
800 yards we'll in front of the green,
which is across a ditch. Perry hooked
through a willow tree and was half
stymied by trees bordering the green.
| He made the most wonderful single
shot of the tournament up to that
time. however, and dropped his high
pitch on the green about % feet from
the flag. Frank was on with his
second and they took two puts apiece
for par tours and half.
Godchaux Gets Lead.
Frank went one up on No T,
hole 337 yeards long. Each hooked his
drive onto No. fairway, but each
Frank was short with his approach
shot and Perry's rolled to the left
Of the hole. Frank sank his for
four and then Perry blew an 49,
inch uphill putt. taking a five. 1t
was the first short putt he missec.
Frank made a beautiful drive of 225
yards, while Perry sliced bit into
the rough short of him. Perry used
his spoon on his second, but it sliced
a bit at the end and left him off the
green to the right. Frank used an
the thick grass bordering It, Both
We're short on their approaches and
both missed their puts, having the
hole in fives.
Perry had a chance to get back
on even terms on the ninth, a $50
yard hole. when Franks drive stuck
in chocolate drop pit. But Perry's
drive was pulled bit and his second
puNed more. Frank had very bad
stance and his second was on top
of another chocolate drop. Perry
pulled his third to the left of the
green, while Frank was short to the
right Neither got Close to the pin
on their approaches and took two
puts each for SKIES and half. This
left GodchauX one up, as they
turned.
Godchaux Two UP mt Tenth.
On the tenth, yea yards away on the
side of hill, Frank stuck in a trap
in front of the green. Perry used
his spoon and hit on the green but
rolled off to the right. Frank missed
fine pitch 20 Is feet of the pin.
Perry was shorter on his approach
and missed his three. Frank dropped
his three and went two up.
Frank made 1t three up in the
eleventh, a 374-yard hole. Both
We're on in two, though Perry's ball
rolled into the rough on the far side.
He used his putter and was within
is Inches of his approach. Frank
was short with his first putt, but
inside Perry. The latter missed his
the second short putt which refused
him. Frank dropped his fourth.
Adair Four Down.
The twelfth Is an iron shot of
1888 yards. Each was on the green
and each took two puts for a half
IN ball
13 with par fives, each getting on
in three and making two puts. But
of the fourteenth Perry dropped an
other and went four long. Perry
was over the green and Frank short
with their seconds. Then Perry was
Frank went up close and dropped his
fourth while Perry took a five.
The fifteenth was halved in one
over par. The hole Is 235 yards. The
sixteenth at Alb yards. was halved
in par tours. Perry going over to
the. far corner with his second. but
laying his third fairly close up.
Frank was dead with his third, but
Perry sank his putt. On the seven
teenth. at 157 yards. Frank bit the
side of bank. which surrounds the
green and rolled on. while Perry
stopped 20 feet from the pin. Each
took two puts. halving in par
threes.
On the eighteenth Frank was out
Of bounds near tho 275-yard mark,
but his second tee shot was down
the middle for like distance. Perry
was down the middle for $50 yards.
The hole Is Ais yards long and Perry
was on with his second while Frank
was short with his third. Frank was
over with his fourth, while Perry
rolled up fairly close. Frank missed
his fifth and conceded the hole.
Thus the first is ended with God
chaux three up.
Codchaux Out SAB 454 55e-3s
In 343 544 436-36-75
Adair Out 34S 454 556-39
In 453 b54 435-3s-77
Adair shot three brides and one
eagle on the first nine holes of the
afternoon round. He was over par
on one only and that by one stroke
Godchaux shot one birdie, but lost
that hole to Perrys eagle. He was
over par on four holes, one each on
three and two on one. His medal
for the morning round. The story
of that afternoon play. shot by shot,
follows:
Detailed Account.
Nineteenth hole. 1858 yards. par A.
Auair nad the honor ana sent his
drive 800 yards down the middle. God
chaux, being afraid Of getting into
the same trouble of the morning
round, held back bit but was past
Adair. Perry dropped his second
about 10 feet from the pin. God
chauX's second was 20 feet away. He
was well past the hole on his first
putt and pulled his second try a bit
while Perry was down with his sec
ond, thus taking the hole to 5.
Perry was three down when 1t start
ed. SO this made it two down.
Twentieth hole, 294 yards, par 4
Perry was short on the green and
oil h. iorh init L.