The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-20
Roebuck Golfers Win Team Trophy. With 3l9, While Druid Hills, Atlanta, Has 321

Glenn Crissman, 1S-year-old boy of Selma. Ala, proved himself the su- perior of the cream of the souths amateur golfers by shooting the low est score, 73. in the qualifying round of the Southern Golf associ- ation's twenty-first annual amateur tournament His score was three strokes better than his nearest com petitor's. among the 1S9 other en- trants in the tourney.
 Although high figures marked the early scores, play improved as the day progressed. and it finally de- veloped that S3 was required to get in the championship division, while s7 was needed for the first flight, play in which will begin Wednes- will be played Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. with 36-hole finals Sat urday.
 Roebuck Wins Team Trophy.
 The team trophy was captured by the Reebuck contestants, who had an aggregate score of S19. They were followed by the Druid Hills club of Atlanta with 321, the At lanta Athletic club finished third fourth with BPS. The winning team was composed of Bob Baugh, Jr., R. T. Brooke, Dr. A B. Harris and l. J. Osbun.
 Yesterdays victory was Crissman's second important honor captured away from his home course, where he holds the championship. He ran away with the Montgomery Country clubs invitation tournament last week by defeating John Tullis, and 5. He has been playing golf about six years
 Young Crissman played like a vet eran and d true golfer in winning his first honors in the southern anna teur championship meet. He forgot his misplaced shots and went to work to make the next stroke count for its full worth Starting with a par four on the 36S-yard first hole. he followed up with six on the 294-yard second. when his first three shots found trouble. He came back with a par three on the third, how ever. and picked up one of his lost strokes on four with a birdie two. The rest of the first nine was fin ished in one over par.
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 Birdie Three on II.
 Turning towards home, Crissman dropped another stroke on ten, where he again found trouble, but got it back on eleven with a birdie three. His other two strokes over par were dropped on fourteen and fifteen, where he went one over each when his balls found the rough.
 Bob Baugh. Jr.. who played the round with Crisman, and Dr. A. B. Harris, veteran tournament player, and former Alabama title holder were the nearest competitors for qual- flying round honors. Both had 76s. They were followed by four ITS, J. F. Gillem, Birmingham; Charles Black Atlanta: Lewis Tachu, Louisville. and Frank Godchaux Nashville, finishing in that position. Chick Ridley, At lanta; T. W. Palmer, Miami, Fla, and Chris Brinke, Louisville, each had 7S.
 F. NJ. Laxton, Charlotte, N. C.; Pol lak Boyd, Chattanooga; R. H. Lock- ett, New Orleans; Mallory Jones. At lanta. and T. H. Bradshaw, Atlanta, had 79s.
 Crissman came to the eighteenth tee with 69. His second was near the edge of the green, but his ap- proach left him 20-foot putt, which he rolled into the cup. Crissman's card follows: Out ...,..... 46S 254 455-3S In ...... 433 554 434-35-73 Baugh's card was: Out ... 443 454 547-40 In ...... 354 543 435-36-76 Baugh shot two balls out of bounds on the ninth and a third went into the rough.