Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-25
Jones FIGHTS HARD
TO LEAD COLEMAN
Takes 76 Strokes for Morn
ing Round, but Gains 2 Up
Advantage.

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slight lead. "Ironman Mac" who beat
George Won Elm at the tenth extra
hole last evening" was in serious trouble
only on the seventeenth, while Sweetser
was frequently wild and putting in err
ratio fashion, Big Jess laid his tee
shot three feet from the cup on the
short thirteenth for a birdie, but then
drove out of bounds on the fourteenth.
Seaver was nervous at the outset, 60
ing out of bounds on the very first hole
and trailing the veteran McPhail by two
holes at the turn. McPhail began slip
ping on the twelfth. however, losing
that hole and also the fourteenth as
Seaver squared the match. The young
Ster Clipped to inches of the cup on
the eighteenth TO clinch 4 and win
when McPhail missed a simple 2-footer
1000 Follow Bobby Jones.
There were 1000 in the gallery by the
time Jones teed of with Coleman. Bob
had longer drive at the first hole, but
was in the rough. Coleman reached the
green so feet from the pin with his
pitch and Jones was Is feet from the
cup on the other side Bob's ball picked
up chunk of mud when it struck the
green and each took three puts for a
half in 5.
Coleman put his second shot in trap
at the second, but pitched we'll on. Bob
from in front of the green, placed a
pitch and run just little inside Fay's
ball. Two puts left a half in par fives.
Jones won the third and went ] up.
Jones was on the 195-yard third from
the tee, while Coleman was to the left
Fay did not get on with his second
Bob putted from so feet to the edge OF
the. cup for his par 8, to win. Coleman
took 5 for the hole.
The drives were close together ct the
long fourth. Bob topped his seeond
shot and Fay sent his to rough. Cole
man pitched on, but Jones' third rolled
the cup in 4. Each took puts to
halVe in skies
Again the drivers we're not far apart
at the fifth. with Jones in front. Cole
man sent a great iron to the green IL
feet from the cup. Jones then sent his
ball inside by 2 feet. Jones holed his
putt for a birdie. to go, up.
Both drivers were good enough at the
sixth. Coleman placed a spoon second
to the green. Bob also took spoon,
and was well home. Fay was Is feet
nears the cup. Jones putted feet
past. Coleman's putt hit the cup, but
stayed out. Bob missed, and the Cali
fornian won his first hole. It was Bobs
second 3-putt green.
The drives at the seventh were sepa-
rated by few yards. Coleman was 10
feet closer to the cup with his second.
Jones' putt ran just over and Coleman's
was less than yard short. Coleman
missed his shot and took 5, Jones going
UP.
Coleman made a great "spade-
mashie" shot to the eighth green after
good drive. Jones followed with an
almost equally good pitch. Bob's putt
slipped past. Coleman missed his putt,
and 1t was half in par 4.
Drives to Edge Of Trap.
Jones drove to the edge of a tran at
the ninth, while Coleman was on from
the tee. Jones guided his lie carefully.
but with heavy niblick his shot was
not very close to the cup. He missed
the long putt. Coleman was down il,
two puts for par and was only /
down.
At the tenth Coleman's drive rolled
TO rough, while Jones was in front of
the green. Coleman made a good pitch
pitched and was 80 feet short. Bobb
putted to the lip of the cup. It was
half in par 4.
Jones drove into the crowd at the
eleventh, his ball coming to rest in a
trap. He played out and still was short
OF Coleman's drive. His third was Is
feet from the cup. Coleman's second
rolled on the green, but closer to the
pin. Coleman was close for his 4 and
Jones conceded the putt for the par 4
Jones taking 5. Match all square.
Jones outdrove Coleman at the
twelfth by few yards Fay made a
good shot to the green, but Bob was
just as good. Jones putted just past the
cup. Coleman putted short. It was
halved in As. Match level
Jones tee shot at the short thirteenth
was IL feet from the cup, while Cole
| man was barely on the edge of the
green and had to chip-shot his second
Bob putted past the cup a foot and
took a par to win the hole and 60 ]
up when Coleman was down 4.
AT the fourteenth Coleman outdrove
Jones, but both were on in Q, with Fay
well inside. It was half in par Is
Jones / up.
Coleman Squares Match.
Jones drove out of bounds at the fif-
tenth, while Coleman was straight
down the middle, shooting from the
tee. Jones hit long smash and pitched
on IN 4. Coleman was % feet from the
pin In 2. Coleman was down in par 4,
to Jones 8, and the match again was
square.
Jones was little in front from the
tee at the sixteenth, the quarry hole. "
Both were well home in 2, Jones few
feet closer to the pin. Colemans putt
went past feet. Jones to within inches
OF the cup. Coleman missed coming
back and took 5. par for Jones, max
ing him one up.
AS he waited on the seventeenth tee
Jones covered his head with a handler
chief to protect him from the blazing
sun. He used his spoon on the 2l5-yard
hole. Coleman also took spoon. Jones
reached the green so feet from the cup.
Coleman's ball found a trap, and his
first shot brought him only partially out.
Jones sent his putt stone dead for a par
3 and went up
Coleman's drive at the home hole was
short and to the right. Jones was on
q hillside. Fay sent spoon shot pin