The Washington times., 1930-05-29
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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May
.e29 GN.SO.-The trail of the con-
uuering Americans was blazed into
virgin territory by George Voigt,
of Washington, D. c, this morn
ing when he defeated William
Campbell, Walker Cup man, 3. UP
" and 2 to play to advance to the
sixth round Of the British anna
teur golf championship.
Meantime, Bobby Jones, shoot
ing a great "a to the turn, won
by 7 and from G. o. Watt,
the Englishman, and Harrison
Johnston, American champion, de-
feated D. C. Murray, 5 and 3.
The American invaders SUI.
fered two reverseS. Francis
Ouimet, American champion OF
another and better day, was elm
. mated by Lister Hartley, by 4
and 3, and George Won Elm, De-
troit Walker Cup player, lost a
great match to Michael Scott on
the twentieth hole.
AAuS was bAAO ACJ SVOAN VA
the American phalanx pre-
served almost intact, but not
for long. Jones and Johnston
were to meet this afternoon in
the sixth round. Both played
sterling golf this morning,
Jones induIging in one of his
flashes of genius to be 81 to
the turn, two under par and
five over poor Watt.
Watt simply was inundated by
a flood of pars and brides, the
latter being scored at the sixth
and seventh. Others should have
been scored, but the puts hit
the cup and stayed out. In all,
Bobby shot IL holes in ten pars
and two brides.
Johnston was almost equally
good against Murray, having
par 36 to the turn. Voigty lay
ing excellently, had the Same
score at the same point against
Campbell. AS for Won Elm. he
met an opponent who shot a 35
for the first nine, yet was only
one down and later was able to
square the match and carry it to
two extra holes before he sue
cumbed.
Of the American big five, Oui-
met alone failed to play his game,
taking 80 strokes to be l down
to Hartley at the turn, and then
being showed under by the
Briton's sequence of six straight
parS.
in the considerably Subdued
winds of today, shooting par
36 to be 2 up at the turn, and
adding brides at the tenth
and twelfth to make his vic
tory certain. He lost the thir-
teenth when he trapped his
drive and found himself with
an almost unplayable lie,
which caused him to sacrifice
a stroke. Campbell was
straight all the way.
However, Voigt reeled off an
other birdie at the long four
, teenth by dropping his pitch IL
feet from the pin and sinking
the putt to become 4 up again.
He was trapped at the next and
finally took three puts for
losing s, but, by that tine, the
match was over to all practical
purposes. The cards:
Out
voigt. 49,. 54445 3 4-s6
Campbell. S 5 4 S 4 3 4 4-38
In
voigt. 80. 3 33 464
Campbell. 4 4 4 544
Five up at the turn and with
brides popping in the cup with
regularity, Jones quickly polished
off Watt with victories at the
eleventh and twelfth. He thus
finished the match without the
loss of single hole. The cards:
%att 7Sass .,:::.,.: ,,:::,,.:.. Eis 5-i5
Jones s''.r'-G'''
wait ''',,'''',s 1
Johnston got the Jump on Muir
ray by winning the first two
holes with par as and never 1e-
1inquished the advantage. The
Briton managed to square the
match at the fifth with a birdie
4, after Johnston had lost the
fourth with buzZard S.. But The
American champion came back to
= win the sixth and ninth to be 2
up and then won the tenth,
eleventh and twelfth to clinch
matters. The cards:
Johnston ....... 444554 A as
Murray ......... 554445 3 4--3S
Johnston .......
Murray ''.',..., b
Too Fast For Ouimet
Ouimet couldn't hold Hartley's
rapid pace. One up at the turn.
the Briton played the final six
holes of the match in exact pars.
He won the tenth, eleventh and
thirteenth to become up with
to play and the match vas
practically over. The cards:
Out
ouimet ......... sS454 S-Ss
Hartley ...."... 4444 4-8S
Hartley ...:...:: " s4GS4
Douglas Grant. the Californian
whose residence is London, again
made his presence felt by ad-
vancing to the sixth round over
the mangled remains of Kenneth
Grieg, of the home club, 2 and l.
Won Elm might have matched