The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-04
lBORG|AN Continues
,'AVORITE YORETA|N
MEET CHAMPIONSHIP
lobby and Gene Each Score
q 145, or One Over Par, for
SO Holes on Course
G -
evERAL CASUAL TIES LISTED
Garrison r. Jimmy Johnston,
n St. Paul, in Group Of 8
Il Breaking $50
1evERAL CASUAL TIES LISTED
nv ALAN I. L

. Pebble Beach. Calf. Sept. s.-tP,--
The boys have come cut Of tho quail
lying trenches a triflc buffctcd and
S a man-tO-man battle from now
:, for the amateur goli champion
hip OF the United States.
" Led from the wind blown hazards
Pebble Beach by Bobby Jones. and
Cene Romans, who tied for medal
aapnors with totals Of las, one over
Tar. in tho 36-hole qualifying skir-
Fish. the 81 survivors were paired for
lc elimination match play today.
@vv'swo l8-holc rounds faced the re-
Weed field OF title contestants which
" nightfall will be abruptly paired
., a select eight for the quarter
nails tomorrow over the 36-holc
ee3ute. s,,, r
e Although outplayed first by a COL
nigc boy from the University OF CAL
.ornia at Los Angeles. Gibson Dun
ZIP, on the opening day OF the quail
snying competition. and then held to
ven terms after SO holes by another
lHtollegian, Eugene v. Romans OF
Princeton. Bobby Jones began the
aAain struggle for the defense Of his
MIkown without any shift in tho odds
III his favor. The champion drew the
I'eoung Omaha star. johnny Good
uslan. who qualified with 1877. for his
Irst round opponent. with the pros
Slcct that he would be called OH in
u.!hc afternoon to battle the long -driv-
Qii. California entry, Phillips Finlay
atero yesterday of as dramatic a quail
sying round as was ever witnessed.
e. Romans. the studious looking son
vi a former famous Princeton foot
asall player. was bracketed with Fay
sesoleman. Culver City. Calf. while
rt,unlap. the hero of the opening day
afrew Clarence Hubby. Dallas. Tex
cehe first match today brought togeth-
wr two outstanding stars in Cyril Toll
~, the British champion. and Eddie
li4eld Of New York. holder of the Can
indian title who was forced to play
Wifi for the right to continue in the
Tournament. Another star attraction
Involved George Won Elm. Detroit
t0hampion in 1926. and Chandler Egan
bedford, Orc, title holder In l9O4-O5
d
ii Many Casualties Listed
As the qualifying round was con.
tOluded. tho score board not onl,
bihowed a succession OF narrow escape.
ccor q good share Of the favorites. bu'
casualty list that included such con.
pfcuots I'M as Chick Evans
ortner champion: Ross Somerville
md Don Carrick. former Canadian
e title holders: and three ex-holders o
The western amateur title Don Stei,
inf Seattle: Frank Kolp Of Portland
band Keefe Carter Of Oklahoma City.
~ Il was a day OF spectacular per
urormances. from the early round o
253 by Romans that put him up TO tn
Top to stay until Jones and Dunlal
inished their nip and tuck tussle il
tithe late afternoon with the champion
O',ulling away from his youthful Cal
f0fnia rival. Jones. slipping fly
.strOkes off his Monday score. scenes
oromewhat worried by the failure 0
doCalamity Jane to roll EN- in on tn
xreens but otherwise there was no
D0fsruch for him TO be concerned about
10 Harrison r. tJimmyp Johnston. s.
,paul. with l49. was in tho group q
light that succeeded in breaking Isl