Evening star., 1925-09-05

drive for a perfect lie. Jones recov-
cry reached the green far to the left
of the cup. while Gum was on the
green with his second near the left
edge. The champion's first putt over
ran the cup feet. Gum also was
heavy. overruning feet. The title
holder missed his fourth by a few
inches. Gum went down in a birdie
4, evening the match as they turned
Gum went l up when he won the
tenth. Gum outdrOve Bobby about 10
! yards. Jones round was to the right
of the green in the rough, while Gum
was yards short of the green. Bobby
! chipped 10 feet beyond the cup
Gums chip came to a halt inches
from the hole. He was down in 4,
while Bobby needed 5.
They Halved the Eleventh.
Gum drove TO the right of the fair
way on a slope. Bobby had a long tee
shot down the center. The champion
pitched % feet beyond the pin with
a niblick, while Gum, with mashie
niblick, was short 20 feet. They
needed two puts each to haIve the
hole, leaving Gum l up.
HaIve Twelfth i'm 5s.
They halved the twelfth in 5s
Both We're in trouble from the tee
on the long twelfth. Bobby was
trapped deeply at the left while Gum
sliced into the rough. Both pitched
out nicely to the fairway. Gums
third was on, % feet from the cup.
1t was a beautiful shot. Bobby's third
hit the green, but rolled off into
the right-hand trap. Gums first
putt was 2 feet short. Jones came
out of the hole TO within 20 feet
of the cup. They went down in 5s.
Bobby won the thirteenth, squaring
the match.
On this short hole Bobby's tee shot
was 90 feet from the cup. Young
Gum went into a trap to the left
of the green. His second overran the
pin 25 feet. Two puts gave Bobby
a 8. Gum missed his third by a
few inches and went down in 4.
Jones Again Ahead.
Jones won the fourteenth and was
l up.
Jones drive was 920 yards to the
right in tall grass. Gum made about
273 yards down the center Their
seconds were on the green, Jones 20
feet from the pin and Gum about
twice that distance. Bobby went
down for a birdie 3, while Gum took
when his first putt was six feet
short. Jones won the fifteenth hole,
going 2 up.
Gum found plenty of trouble on
the fifteenth. His drive was in the
rough and on his second he pitched
out into a trap. Bobby had a fine
drive far down and put his second on
the green. Gums pitch out was 15
feet past the cup. Bobby putted to
within easy distance of the cup and
went down in 4. Gum needed two
puts for 5, his first being a foot
short.
On Green From Tee.
Both reached the green on the short
sixteenth from the tee. Gums first
putt was too strong, the ball rolling
8 feet beyond the cup. Bobby's first
putt barely missed the hole. They
went down in par for a half.
Jones won the seventeenth hole and
was 8 up.
Jones' tee shot was just short of
the green, while Gum found trap.
Gum came out to the edge of the
green. Bobby's chip was beautiful
stopping within two feet of the cup.
He went down for a birdie win
ming the hole when Gum needed
two puts.
Jones won the eighteenth, making
him 4 up on the morning round.
Gums drive reached the bunker on
the left. Bobby had long tee shot
down the center. Gum pitched over
the bunker with his second and reach
the green in A. Bobby was on in
and needed two puts for par 4.
Their cards:
Jones. iin.....5 50 3$43 $50 "a