The Washington times., 1928-09-14

Continued from First PaEe.l
part OF his 10 Of yesterday morning.
represented fourteen pars, three
brides and buzzard. For once, 1t
wasn't Bobby's woods that sent
his score diving below par. 1t was
his recoveriess and his putting, the
combination being strangely rcrni-
niscent OF Hagen on one Of the lat
ter@s typical rounds. Finlay WAS
bad an the way, apparently being
victim Of an inferfority complex.
JOnes-F inIay Match
FinIay did the unexpected at the
start Of his match with Jones. The
collegian ilalyed the Ilrst hole with
a 4 ana then had q par 4 on the
second Jone took a 3 on the hole
and Finiay was up as they went
to the third.
Jones came right back at FinIay
to win the third with par 4, the
latter getting home hole high with
two good shots but running his
approach putt five feet past the
pin. He then missed, coming back,
to take a losing S, Jones coming
out Of the short rough with q fine
approach to the green and getting
down In two puts for 4. This
squared the match.
Al fair example OF how the cham
pion was playing came at the
fourth, where he got birdie in
spite of being off the line most Of
the way. That he wasn't off the
line all the way was best indicated
by the fact that he sank a chip
L -
around the green. Finlay, well in
the rough on his way up to the
green, could do no better than an
approximate 5 here.
Finlay Takes
FinIay hooked badly off the fifth
tee and was short with his third
shot to take a 6, Bobby winning
with a. par 5. They halved the
short sixth in 3's and then Finlay
again gave demonstration of
how the game should not be played.
He used an iron off the tee at the
412.yard seventh and topped It into
the rough. Bobby replied with a
280-yard wood, straight and true.
Trying for distance when he
couldn't hope to get it, Finlay used
spoon in the trap and dubbed
the shot over the hill near the
brook. He finally got his fourth
ON the green but, meanwhile. Bobby
had Clipped dead for a sure 4
after being short with his approch,
Jones then won the eighth with
a par against Finlay's 10 be
come 4 up, and when the Champion
followed with birdie to win the
ninth, he became 5 up. j.
During the early holes, Jones
was wild off the tee, an unusual
thing for him, but his iron play
exclusive of the second where his
approach went over the green tc
Finlay his only hole OF the
nine, kept his totals at or below
par. Bobby also was puttine
soundly but not sensationally.
However, Finlay was erratic and
showed questionable judgment In
his choice Of clubs and, as the
match wore on. Bobby gradually
gained control Of his woods.
Perkins-Voigt Match
Perkins started with a great rush
against Voigt, dropping SO.foot
putt for winning birdie 3 at the
first hole and also taking the second
when Voigt's mashie niblick an
proach sailed over the green to give
him buzzard 5. Both were in trou.
BILE with their second shots to halve
the third in Buzzard SIS, Voigt's be.
ing short of the green and Perkins
being trapped
Then Voigt became down by los
ing the fourth by a wide majority
He drove into the rough, decided to
stake everything on spoon shot
dubbed 1t a few yards, and onlv or
the third was he hole high. Perkins
meantime, had come out OF the
rough, in which he had wandered
with his first and second shots, tc
loft great third to the green and
sink a 6.foot putt for a winning 4.
George Messes Fifth
Volgt again messed up the Ions
fitth' to become down. He was ir
the rough with his second, still there
with his third, and shot his fourth
l over the green to take s. Perkins