New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
Carter's score

on their seconds. Carter's score going out was 70.
 stephen F. Foster, Jr,, of Jack sonNlle, Fla. finished with 70. but might well have done better, Foster compained that the crowd at the 18th tee, where several of the par ticipants were practicing drives, in- terfered with him. He took seven on the par four hole.
 Francis ouimet, playing around with the Canadian champion, Don Carrick. admitted that he was having a great time out there," when he turned in a score of 43 at the turn. Carrick was one better, Bill Reekie of New York, former metropolitan amateur champion, gained a place among the select for the first nine by registering 30, which included a five at the short sixth hole.
 Jones' drive on the tenth was to the left edge of the fairway, 20 yards ahead of Carter's, Jones pitched to within two feet of the right edge of the green, while Car ter was 10 feet short of the green. Jones' third stopped within two feet of tho cup. Carter's fourth was Ave inches short, He was down in five. Jones sank q 1o-foot putt for a par four. Jones {, Carter 5.
 On the eleventh Jones drove goo yards to a trap. Carter's uphill drive went into a natural ditch, Jones' pitch shot was very short. Carter was 20 feet from the green on his second. Bobby made the green on his third as did Carter. Jones' ten-foot putt was wide. Car ter's likewise failed on his first putt. Both down in five, one over par. Jones E, Carter s.
 On the long 12th Jones lofted far down the fairway. avoiding a myriad of traps. Carter found a trap on the right He brought his ball to the fairway landing near where Jones' drive rested. Jones used a hrassie. his long second resting in front of the green. Carter's next also dropped in front of the green Carter pitched his fourth to within eight feet of the pin, Jones' third topped and fell short of the cup by 15 feet Carter took two butts fo, 3 six. Bobby was down in par 5 Jones 5 Carter 6.
 On the short 13, Jones' drive val within seven feet of the pin, Car ter also was on Ho feet from th' cup. Carter's second missed the cu1 by an inch. He was down for q pal three. Bobby made it a birdie Jones ,. Carter 3.
 Jones made the 1 holes in nn' over par His score was E. Car ter had a card showing 77. Up t' the time the champion finished hi score was the best of the field.
 Carter outdrove Bobby on tn 14th. Jones' pitch shot rolled acros , the green into a trap, while Carte was on in two. The champion , playmate sunk his third for birdie Jones came out of the trap to th . edge of the green, and he made tn hole in par four by sinking d lon putt.
 Jones and Carter made the 15t
 in par four. Bobby had q fin a chance tor a three. but his first put . oyerran the pin. Carter's thir
 missed the cup hy few inches.
 On the short 18th both drove int
 trap. Jones' recovery was ligh
 while Carter came out to within 1
 feet of the pin. Garter was dow
 in par three while the champio had 10 he satisfied with four. Jones' powerful drive on the 17t
 landed within a few feet of th
 green. Carter went into a tral
 The young Okla homan pitched O,
 nicely and vas on in three, near tl1
 cup. Bobby, on in two made ser U sational putt for a birdie three. II
 companion WAS down in par four, The final hole found both wit , long drives. Jones 20 yards to il T front. Both pitched to the greer : hut they required two butts for ra t fours.
 U The cards:
 't Jones--Out 546 S42 444-3S. T. Carer-Out 654 s44 424-4o l. Jones-In 455 PA 434-35--7S, l. Carter-Tn 556 SS4 344--S7-7I