The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-23
SCORES 142 TO WIN
AT AMATEUR MEET
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sand hit a great shot 30 yards from
the green. The big gallery gasped.
, He pitched Is feet from the pin and
got par five with two puts.
At the water bordered fifth, Bob
drove in the creek, and had to drop
| out with a penalty stroke.
He was on in 3 and with two puts,
the last from six feet, he. took five,
one owe par.
At the sixth Jones sent his second
20 feet from the cup and his putt
stopped on the very lip. He tapped
II in for the par 4.
Straight All Way
Bobby was straight all the way on
the 7th for his par 4, just missing his
bid for a birdie.
Bob drove to within 20 yards of the
$50 yard 9th hole his ball stopping
on. the edge of a trap guarding the
green. He approached to within IL
feet and two puts gave him a par 4.
Jones sent his tee shot OF the ITO
yard ninth ten feet from the pin
and again just missed a birdie, TAX
ing a par 8 and giving him even par
IS for the first nine holes.
Bob drove close to the tenth green
but was very short with his runup
shot. the ball stopping sixty feet from
the cup. His approach putt, too, was
short and he missed a five footer for
the par four and took S.
Jones drove to rough at the 18th
and placed his second in a trap. He
came out six feet from the cup and
holed the putt for par four, this left
him one yer par.
Bob's drive at the 18th was on the
edge Of the rough but he played his
second IS feet from the cup AMI was
down in two puts for his par four.
Jones pitched to the 125 yard 18th.
IL feet from the pin, and took 2 puts
Tor par 3.
Even With Par
Jones drew even with par at the
18th when he put his second shot IL
feet from the pin and holed the putt
for a birdie 3.
Bob had a neat drive on the 18th
and sent his iron on the green but
90 feet from the cup. He left him.
self a tricky five foot putt, missed it
to take five for the hole and again
vas one over par.
Jones made a weak second shot to
the 10Th but reached the edge Of the
green. His approach putt was a bit
short but he holed out in 4 and was
one over par with 2 holes to 60.
Delayed by the surging gallery,
Jones finally finished the 18th in four,
one W par. His tee shot was off
the line and he needed three from the
edge to get down.
He had a long drive at the home
hole. but was too strong with a spade
mashie approach, going 40 feet past
the cup. His approach putt was sew
en- feet short and he just missed, TAX
ing five for the hole, '73 for the round
and 142 for the IS holes.
Goodman Is Safe
Johnny Goodman finished with q
rs. giving him q 36-hole total Of l49
and q safe qualifying position. The
Omaha star sank a 10-footer for a
birdie ct the 18th and was otherwise.
though short Of his usual brillancy.
Yoigt's game was not characterized
by its usual steadiness. nor wa he
putting well as he posted 39-39-78
for his second round and a total Of
154.
Gene Romans, the former Prince
ton star from Engelwood. N. J. shot
q steady ~36-38-72 to offset his 80 OF
the first day and place himself in the
match play competition. It was one
of the best come-backs of the day.
Somerville Qualities
The Canadian champion @ Ross
Somerville. qualified safely despite q
rather cratic 80 today. His IS OF
the first day gave him a total Of 155. :
DR.. O. F. Willing. the Portland
(Ore.) dentist and 1929 runler-up
who equaled par with his openinl
round 70, continued this fast pace as
he reached the turn in 81, but saw
his chances for medalist honors van.
ish Oh the last nine, where he ,wsS
80, four over par.
The Scores.
The scores Of qualifying play tor