Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-19
JONES PAIRS COURSE
WITH z FOR LEAD
Robson, British Contender,
Takes SeCond-H. Smith
Is Third.
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Clipped to within three feet and holed
the putt for a par 8.
Jones overshot the 4S2-yard eighth
with his iron second but Clipped back
and holed q 10-foot birdie for q birdie
I, He had to hole another long quit for
his par at the ninth
At the tenth, the Alps" Bobs tee
shot was slightly off line in sand. He
sent a gentle niblick pitch to within
five feet of the cup and holed the putt
He played the eleventh, twelfth and
thirteenth in par and bagged q birdie
on the fourteenth.
Horton Smith had one OF the sound
est starts of all the early morning
missed a 4-footer at the fifth and took 5.
Barnes Gets - for 14s.
Long Jim" Barnes, who scored a II
yesterday, started out with par 4 at
the first hole, although the American
veteran was a bit disturbed by his gall
lery, which included party of chat
tering women, who seemed to think
they were at a garden party.
Macdonald Smith, whose great 10 yes
terday enabled him to tie Bobby Jones
and Henry Cotton for the lead, started
out with a par at the first hole, roll
ing long approach dead. He also
matched par figures with a at the
second. At the third he found rough
with his second and took three from
back Of the green for where par is S.
At the short fourth, his putt for a 2
Tipped the cup and he was down in par
3. He matched perfect figures with a
4 at the fifth. He rounded the turn
with 40 after running into a series of
diff1culties that cost him a stroke to par
at each of the last three holes.
Mac Smith was troubled today as was
Jones yesterday with long puts Just
slipping past the cup or hanging on the
edge. At half dozen holes his puts
seemed to be about to drop, but re-
manned out. However, he came In with
81, for a n and total Of lat.
Auguste Boyer turned in q card of
II for 36-hole total of $50. r. A.
Whitcombe of England reached the
same total with par equaling "a.
Maj. c. o. Hezlet needed 81 strokes
today. and apparently was completely
out of the running with 1911 Len Hol-
land scored 10 for total OF 1873 and
Arnaud Massey Of France had 81 for
1859.
F. c. Stevens jr., Los Angeles. scored
70 in the second round for o 36-hole
total of 1853.
Cyril Tolley turned in a score of II,
the best of the day at the time he An
ished. However, he needed "a yesterday
and had a 36-hole total of 1855.
Diegel played almost perfect golf for
the frst nine holes, making only two
bad shots and getting to the turn In
36 strokes. He started home with a
string of IS and As, and then took two
IS by driving to rough, placing a sec
ond short and in rough and third to
rough behind the green. He reached
the two holes in strokes, and puts
at each left him with IS to ruin his
chance to claim at least undisputed
possession of third place.
Dies Of Heart Failure.
A spectator, Glen Todd, a 70-year-old
resident of Sheff1eld, dropped dead of
heart failure during play in the second
round of the British open golf cham
pionship trophy. Death was attributed
to heart failure caused by the intense
heat.
Scores at the end of the second round
follow:
Archie Compston, England, 74-73-
lat.
Auguste Boyer, France, 73-77-15O.
r. A. Whitcombe, England, 78-72-
$50.
Len Holland. England, 75-78--153.
Arnaud Massey. France, 78-8l--l59.
G. o. Mezlet, England, 79-s2--l6l.
Macdonald Smith, New York, 70-77-
lat.
Horton Smith, New York, 72-73-145.
Jim Barnes, New York, 7l-77--l48.
Henry Cotton England. 70-79-l49.
xlF. C. Stevens, jr., Los Angeles,
S0-78-l5S.
Robert T. Jones, jr, Atlanta, 1912
-l42.
Leo Dlegel, Mexico, 74-7S-147.
cyril j. II. Tolley, England, 84-7l
--155.
Fred Robson. England, 7l-72-143.
Don Moe, Portland, Greg, 74-73-
lat.
Percy Alliss. Germany, 75-74-14e.
Bert Hodgson, England, 74-77-
ISL.
Marcel Dallemagne, France, 7s-72
Isl.
Charles Mc1lvenny, Australia, 7s-7O
Isl.
Tom Barber, England. 75-76-15i.
Norman sutton, England, 72-S0-
1872.
Abe Mitchell, England, 75-7s-153.
"R. M. oppenheimer, England. tt
78-157.
George Won Elm. Detroit. s1-7S-
100.
George Duncan, England, s5-7s-
16l.
Gabriel Gonzales. Spain, s4-7s--
l62.
P. II. Rodgers, England. 74-73-147.
Charles Whltcombe, England, 74-75
Ted Ray. england, 7s-7s-lSs.
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