The Washington times., 1930-05-29
VO|GT REMAINS
WITH JONES
IN TOURNEY
Defeat by Albanian In Hard.
Fought Match Eliminates
Johnston at st. Andrews
CONTINUED from First Paes)

Inc latter was particularly III
terested IN Jones stroking and
hardly gave him room to swing
his clubs, in spite of frantic
appeals from the officials.
That both were able to get
good IS at the eighteenth under
the great pressure that was on
them spoke volumes for their
fortitude. Howerever, a half
wasn't enough for Johnston here.
1t meant defeat. But it was a
glorious defeat.
Jones, careful, monotonouSly
accurate, simply got the Jump on
his rival American after turing
for home, / up, and with vic
tories at the tenth, twelfth and
! thirteenth. became up and
practically won the match, then
and there.
Out
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In
3SSs: Johnston ,':. ssststssts .Ess-77: Ess-7:
Jones-Johnston Match
Jones and Johnston started
with a great gallery which was
regarded with a great exhibition
Of golf. Starting off the first tee,
Jones got the better drive by 20
yards, but both got their seconds
to the carpet, Jones being away
He was bit short with his ap-
proach putt, and. when Johnston
ran his first putt dead, he laid
Bobby a half-Stymie. However,
the Albanian neatly curled his
putt around the obstacle and the
hole was halved in par As.
Bobby hit fine second at the
next hole. 80 feet from the pin,
while Jimmy overran the green
with his approach and Clipped
back feet short of the flag.
Jones just missed his putt for
3, but got a winning 4 when
Jimmy failed to get his six
footer down. This made Bobby
up.
Both hit 3OO.yard drives at
the third. JohnSton'S approach
reached the edge of the green
Jones approach landed Is feet
from the pin but Jimmy came
through with a fine approach
putt and got a half in As when
Jones missed his 15-footer.
Tee Shot In Rough
Bobby pushed his tee shot to
the rough at the fourth while
Johnston was we'll down the mid
die, but Jones made a fine re
covery, 20 feet from the flag
Johnston pitched 9 feet from the
target, only to miss the putt. A
: half resulted when Bobby was
5 inches short with his 20-footer
: Jones hit two fine wood shots
at the fifth to be well inside
JohnSton's second. However, the
; former faced a hillock. 20 feet
| high, and had to make great
shot to the pin for half. Johns
ton having pitched dead for a
birdie 4.
Jones and johnson halved the
sixth and seventh in par As
then Johnston lost the eighth to
. Bobby'S par and became
down. But Jimmy won the ninth
: with a par 4 against a 5 and
; they made the turn for home
with Jones l up.
Jones carded a brilliant birdie
3 to win the tenth, then followed
with a par 3 for a half at the
eleventh and got two winning
pars at the twelfth and thirteenth
to become 4 up on Johnston
From then on, it was one Of
: the most sensational of contests
VOigt's Start Weak
Starting the sixth round this
afternoon with Hope, Voigt
slipped away from the form he
has shown to date and was 2
down to w. L. Hope. England
at the end of four holes. He
gained a strike at the fifth with
birdie.
It looked like a squared match
at the ninth when Voigt got his
second home, 20 feet from the
cup, while Hopes approach was
In a trap, but the latter holed a
25-foot putt for half in par Is,
Voigt, playing carefully, reached
tenth, eleventh and twelfth, but
the American won the thirteenth
with a 5 to a 6, squaring the
match.
The big break came at the fol-
lowing hole where Hope drove out
of bounds and finally got home
~ IN oord 7 for tho hole
Voiget, playing carefully, reached
the green in and got a winning
par S.
They halved the fifteenth in SIS,
Hope missing his approach and
Voigt being short with his first
putt.
Hope hit a great second to the
sixteenth green, 6 feet from the
pin, and looked like the winner
Voigt was IS feet away with his
approach but his putt hit the
back Of the cup for a par
and, when Hope missed his putt
the best he got was a half. They
hit two fine brasSie seconds to
get well up to the seventeenth
green. Then both clipped Z feet
from the pin and missed their
puts to take a half in par SIS,
Voigt becoming dormie !.
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