Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-22

J over the course as Jones holed out.
| After good drive at the fifteenth
\ Jones placed his. second in a trap anC
was 10 feet from the cup in 3. He
holed' the putt for the par 4.
Bob was on the sixteenth, the "uuarr,
mole, with drive and No. iron anc
took puts from 20 feet for a par 4
Jones used his ''one half iror
at the 215-yard seventeenth and sent
the ball 80 feet from the cup. He just
missed and was down in par 8.
Jones hit a: screaming drive on the
home hole and used spade" for his
second, which stopped pin high 30 feet
away Two puts gave him par. 4, 9
score of 50.
The card:
Par-Out -. <5t3 4444 3-S6
Jones. out. 4 5 3 5 4 a. $50
Par in-....4 3444 3 4-34-7C
Jones in-... 5 4 2 4443 1855
NOyes Plays Dazzling Game.
Moves, 10 years old, shot dazzling
| golf after going over the first nine In
38 strokes two over par He bagged
brides at the thirteenth, fifteenth ano
eighteenth, due to spectacular putting
His card:
Noyes--
| Out ......... 453-545-453-38
In ........... 444--253-433-32-7
Jesse Sweetser, the big blond New
Yorker, who has held the amateur
titles of both America and Britain, was
IN trouble at the start and needed q
for the outgoing nine. He drove out
OF bounds on the seventh hole, being
penalized two strokes under the tourna
ment rules.
| SweetSer-- :
Out ..............553- 554-744-42
COrsOn and Clare on First.
Although trifie too early in the Fall
season for the frost to be on the pump
kin, the dew was on the fairways when
the field of 1873 began the flrst ls holes
OF the qualifying test
Shortly before am. eastern stand
ard time) the first pair, Philip Corson
OF the home club and Charles Glare OF
| Orange, Conn, banged their drives
down the first fairway and then the
flrSt skirmiSh was on in the battle to
determine whether Bobby Jones can
sweep everything In sight for 1890.
Art Sweet, Chicago's we'll known
golhng writer, was among the early
OF Davenport, Iowa. So was Ken Smith
OF Montclair, N. j., foot ball hero at
Princeton several years ago.
After an inspection, it was decided
10 use the regular green on the 1885,
yard thirteenth hole, despite the patches
OF rust that have spotted a large part
of 1t. 1t was found the pin could be
placed SO as to minimize the putting
hazards on the dried-out parts OF the
green.
Gallery Increases Rapidly.
The gallery increased rapidly and
there were fully $500 on hand when
Jones, paired with Emery Stratton of
West Newton, Mass, went to the first
tee shortly after 3 am.
The big parade was moving ahead of
schedule and under thorough control.
with detachment Of United States
Marines aiding the local constabulary
and Pennsylvania State police.
The Marines. on duty for the first
time in golf tournament history, were
under the command of Capt. Whitley
Lloyd, former Annapolis fullback and
track star.
The early starters posted some cratic
scores, with sevens and even mines
showing in the returns.
Scores for Is Holes.
Scores for the first Is holes:
Philip L. Corson, Philadel-
pnla .................. .42-39-81
Conn. ...................4 4-37-8l
Arthur B. Sweet, Chicago. .37-39-76
Paul M. Barton, Davenport,
Iowa .................... 42-41-83
Q. s. Carlton, jr., Houston,
Tex. Observation-Disclosures, 43-40-83
John W. Grange, Philadel-
Jackson ii. Schultz. jenkin-
town, Pa. .46-41-8T
Antonio Carrillo, jr., Havana,
Cuba .......... .43-49-g2
Kenneth B. Smith, Mont
clair. N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45-41--86
Donaldson Cresswell, Phil
adelphia ................. 46-43-89
Fay Coleman, Culver City,
Calf. .................. 38-38-76
Dexter Cummings, Lake
Forest, ILL.,. ............. 36-41-77
James A. Hutchinson, jr,
Boston ................... 44-41-85
Francis C. Robertson, Man
chester Vt.............. 44-43-s7
Lester Bolstad, st. Paul,
MINI, ......a........... 37-2-79
Jesse P. Guiiford, Boston. 4i-ss-7s
Ellsworth H, Augustus,
Cleveland, Ohio. ........ A-38-79
| ]. M Robbins, Philadelphia. $3.50
Robert r. Jones' jr., Atlanta 36-33--6s
David w. Ward, Grand
Rapids, Mich. ......... .39-36--75
George /. Lawyer, Albany.
w. H. Gardner, Buffalo,
N Observation-Disclosures. .39-41-s0
II. L. W. weatherwax, Al
bany, N. .......42-39-sI
| +. Paul Anderson, jr., Sum-
NIT, N. Observation-Disclosures --40-S1
Emery Stratton, Boston. .45-39-S4
/ Wilfred Grossley, Dedham,
/ Mass. 44-41-S5
Howard A. Tryon, Elmira
T, M. Bloch. Wheeling. w.
Sidney Moves, Ardsley, N.Y.-3S-32
10
Eddie Hogan. Portland, Greg, ST.
' 4l--78.
/ Fred Brandhjr, Pittsburgh, 4O-3s
/ re.
George F. Hackl. Great Neck, N. Y,
i 48-38-86.
Pennington Miller-Jone, New York,
| 44--37--81
Lee J. Chase, Buffalo, N, Y, 43-4O
SO.
Charles e. Foley, Salt Lake
| City, Utah. ........... S8-43--ol
J b. Mickles, Montreal. -. 43-42--85
| Gibson Dunlap, Los Angeles 36-42-7S
Alexander Biddle. Phila-
delphla ................ 43--36--79
/ William G. Fownes, jr,
Pittsburgh ....s....... 4O-39-79
George v. Rotan. Houston,
James a. Fownes. PITTS Pits. y