Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-25

high so feet from the cup. Jones No
2 iron left him 20 feet to the right
Fay's putt was short feet. Jones putt
trimmed the cup. 1t was a half in par
4. Jones two up.
The card:
Jones-in :. As 4s43 +37-76
Coleman-in 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-37-78
Afternoon Round.
At the nineteenth hole Coleman drove
to a trap and Jones was in the fair
way. Fay had to blast out short. Jones
pitched on 80 feet from the pin. Cole
man was ls feet away in 8. Bob putted
dead, leaving a partial stymie. Jones
took Alto Colemans and was up.
Jones was only few yards in front
from the tee at the twentieth. Coleman
hit his second to rough, but they both
we're on, and at an equal distance from
the cup in 8. Jones putted two feet
short. Colemans putt left Jones sty-
mied. Bob took his niblick and jumped
Fays ball, but failed to get into the
cup, Coleman winning with 5 to
for Jones. Jones up.
At the short twenty-first Coleman
used spoon and Jones an iron. Both
were on, Jones hole high and Cole
man above the cup. Each putt was
tricky, Fay going six feet past and
Jones four. Coleman holed his and
so did Jones. They were two good
puts. Jones 2 up.
After long drives at the 22d their
wood seconds were only 6 feet apart.
Coleman looked up on his pitch and
went only few yards. Jones pitched
on. Coleman half hit his fourth and
nearly went in a trap, stopping on
the edge OF the green. Jones took his
par S, to for Fay and went 3 up.
Bob was we'll in front from the tee
at the 23d. Fay was short of the
green with his second, while Jones
was on 20 feet from the pin. Cole
mans approach was short. Jones
putted to the lip of the cup. Coleman
missed a Scooter and took to Jones
par 4, Jones going 4 up.
The drives were long at the twenty
fourth with Jones in front. Fay used
wood and Bob an iron for the second
shots. Coleman's ball found a trap,
while Jones was 80 feet from the cup.
Coleman made good chip from the
sand 10 feet from the cup. Bob putted
dead, won with par and went up.
Jones won the twenty-fourth and
went UP.
Fay's drive was in the iairway at
the twenty-fifth, while Bob was longer
but In heavy rough. Coleman sent his
second to a trap, while Jones pitched
well on. Coleman made a good recov-
cry. Jones took 3 puts. while Cole
man holed 3-footer for his 4 and was
only 4 down.
First Hole Is RaIved.
Mccarthy stuck his approach five
feet from the pin on the first hole, but
was laid a stymie by Sweetser and
they halyed in As.
Mccarthy went up on the long
second with a birdie 4, smacking his
second shot on the edge of the green.
The third was halved in IS and the
fourth in SIS.
Sweetser won back a hole at the
fifth, in par 4. and was all square with
"Ironman" Mccarthy through the sixth.
They were all square at the turn,
each showing 3S, two over par, for the
outgoing route.
Morning Round.
Mccarthy
Out ..........4 1855 545 s-3s
Sweetzer-
Out .........4 5 As AS 3-38
Mccarthy and Sweetser still were all
square after Is holes. Both three-putted
the tenth for SIS and they also halved
the eleventh. On the twelfth Sweetser
played poorly all the way, being short
IN two. chipping IL feet shy of the
cup and missing the putt. McCarthy's
4 was good enough to win Sweetser
got the hole right back by sticking his
tee shot three feet from the cup and
Iioling 1t for birdie to win.
mccarthy went up at the four
teenrh. where Sweetser got into trou-
BILE. They halved the fifteenth
Mccarthy went up at the sixteenth,
when Sweetser put his second shot over
the quarry into deep rough. Jess got
BACK mole at the seventeenth, with a
par while Mccarthy overshot the
green, came back short and then took
three puts. They halved the eighteenth,
Morning Round.
Mccarthy
In .......5 434445 4-a7-75
In IS 452s4 4-ss-7s
Mccarthy up.
Sweetser Squares Match.
Jess SweetSer squared his match with
maurice Mccarthy on the nineteenth.
with a par T. and after a half on the
twentieth, became / up by winning the
twenty-flrst. The younger player took
three puts.
Sweetser lost the twenty-second TO
McCarthy's spectacular birdie, but won
1 Inc tWenty-tnlrd and was up again.
Ihey halved the twenty-fourth.
Sweetser assumed a commanding lead
over Mccarthy for the first time, reach
ing the turn 3 up after winning the
tWenty-f1fth with a birdie 3 and the
tWenty-seventh as McCarthy's tee shot
landed in trap. Iron Man" Maurice
appeared to be firing under the strain
OF ms marathon play. Jess was out in
even par SO.
Afternoon round
Mccarthy, out. S 5 5544 An
Sweetser, out. 4 5 As "a $50
Seaver Increases Advantage.
Charles Seaver, Los Angeles youngster,
started the afternoon round at a par
clip and became 2 up on Billy McPhail
OF Boston at the twenty first hole. He
won TINS with 3 when McPhajls tee
shot fell short of the green.
Seaver drove into the brook on the
twenty-third after they had halyed the
twenty-second in par IS. The youngster
wound up with a and lost the hole
to McPhail, but went 2 I'D again by
winning the twenty-fourth, where It
was McPhail's turn to get into trouble.
Romans Loses Nineteenth.
Gene Romans, starting 4 up on
JIMMY ESAAiliuIlp lOSJ the nlneteeQbn
when his pitch shot trickled into a
trap The next two were halved ii, par
and Romans stayed 3 up.
Romans was up on Lehman, a COM
handing margin, as they l1alved the
twenty-fourth. The Jersey star bagged
birdie on the twenty-second, hoiing
out from Is feet after a sensational
pitch on this 5o5-yarder His par was
good enough to win the twenty-third,
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