New Britain herald., 1930-09-22

JoHeS nOlCneQ the sixth Tn another par four.
 The drives were three feet apart at the sixth with Jones away for the first time. Bob was barely on with his second, but sent an ap- proach putt from 60 feet to within three feet of the cup and holed the putt for a par four.
 Another simple par four was SCOT ed at the seventh where Jones drove, pitched and putted close to the cup as usual
 Jones drove to within 50 yeards of the $50 yard eighth and with a niblick placed the ball nine feet from the cup. His first putt again stayed out and he bagged another par four. He continued to play Jones golf" his score against par by taking a par three at the short ninth. Every hole of the first nine was in par.
 The great Georgian played easily and had all his shots we'll under control. He was exactly even with par on every one of the first nine holes, missing several birdies by inches.
 Jones, out, 453 544 443-36.
 Makes First Birdie
 Bobby made his first birdie of the round when he dropped A foot putt for at the 10th. His drive was within 50 yards of the green and he sent pitch and run shot on.
 Jones drove 10 tough rough near a creek at the 11th but made a great shot just over the green. He clipped back 12 feet from the cup and was down in five. This was his first hole over par.
 Jones drove a long ball at the up hill 12th and pitched 50 feet from the cup. Two puts gave him a par four. The Georgian bagged another birdie at the 18th yard 18th. Stick ing his tee shot stone dead and holing out from 12 feet.
 A drive and a mashie placed Jones well on the 14th and two butts gave him his par 4. He missed the first putt by an inch.
 The dirigible Los Angeles appeared over the course as Jones holed out After a good drive at the 18th, Jones placed his second in a trap and was 10 feet from the cup in 8.
 
 Bob was on the 18th, the "quarry hole,' with a drive and No. iron and took two butts from 20 feet for par 4.
 Takes Par Again
 Jones his "one and a half'' iron at the 215 yard 17th and sent the ball 30 feet from the cup. He just missed two and was down in par 3.
 Jones hit a screaming drive on the home hole and used a spade" for his second, which stopped pin high 30 feet away. Two butts gave him par 4 a score of 69.
 The card:
 Par in - 444 344 434-34-7O Jones in-354 PA 34-33-69. ... Sidney w. Moves, Jr., of New York, former interscholastic cham pion and now Yale freshman, fin ished the last nine holes in a spec tacular 32, two under par, to score an even par 70. and take a tempo rary lead.
 Shoots Dazzling Golf
 Moves, 19 years old, shot dazzling golf after going over the first nine in 3S strokes, two over par. He bagged birdies at the 18th, 18th and 18th, due to spectacular put ting.
 His card:
 Moves
 Out ..... 453 545 453-3S
 In .....444 253 433-32-7O Sweet posted one of the best early finishing scores, 76, six over par.
 Sweet, in .. 446 544 435-39-76 Eddie Hogan of Portland, Oregon setting the pace for the strong con- tingent from that city, broke away with 8 37.
 Hogan, out ... 453 545 533-37 Coleman moved up toward the front with 76, closely followed by Dexter Cummings of Chicago, the former Yale star and intercollegiate champion, with TT.
 Coleman, in 454 346 435-3S-76 Cummings, in ,.: 655 255 535-41- IT,
 Guilford did the last nine in 3S tc finish with a card of 79, which ii duplicated or bettered tomorrow should clinch qualifying place.
 Guliford. in 454 445 444 -3S-79
 Hogan Shoots 78
 Eddie Hogan, the Portland, Ore boy, finished with 7S and was ir good position to qualify.
 The expectations were that two 79's might have a good chance tc get in the charmed circle of g. match play participants by tomor- row night.
 Hogan, in ...454 357 544-41-7O
 Gibson Dunlap of Los Angeles the youthful star who set fast qualifying pace at Pebble Beach last year, got away to a great start negotiating the outward nine in even par. 36.
 Gibson Dunlap:
 Out ......... 453 544 443-S6
 The scores for the first IS holes of the 36 hole qualifying test fol- low
 Philip L. Corson, Philadelphia 42-39-S1.
 Charles c. Clare, Orange, Conn 44-37-S1.
 Oscar Lon, Jr., Houston, 43-40- S3.
 John w. Grange, Philadelphia 45-39-S4.
 Arthur B. Sweet, Chicago, 37-39- 76.
 Paul M. Barton, Davenport, Iowa 42-41-S3.