The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1931-07-06
Californian Is The
Winner In Morning
Continued from Page J.

No 6: $50 yards: par 4:
They had drives Of nearly 240
yards. Burke was nicely on in two
10 feet from the cup. Won Elm was
rs feet past with his approach. He
was down in 2 for 4.
Burke took two puts to halve the
hole.
Won Elm 4: Burke 4.
Won Elm leads by strokes.
No. z; 316 yards; par 4:
This Is a sharply dog-legged hole
which Ted Ray made famous in the
open in 1920 with four brides.
Burke cut across the dog-leg per-
fectly to lie 80 yards from the green
on the fairway. Won Elm was in
the rough on the inside Of the dog
leg. He was in the rough eight feet
from the green, in 2 and on, 10 feet
from the pin in 8. He slipped the
cup and took s.
Burke played his second to with
in 10 feet Of the pin. He holed out
for a birdie 3.
Won Elm 8; Burke 3.
All even.
No 8: 210 yards; par 3.
Burke was on in one, 80 feet
from the pin and to the left. He
had side-hill putt. He was short
by feet with his approach putt.
He missed his second putt and took
a. 4.
Won Elm was 10 feet past the
pin on his tee shot. He laid his
putt two feet from the cup but
dubbed his second by an inch taking
a 4.
Won Elm 4; Burke 4;
Match even.
No 9, 492 yards: Par s.:
Each had a proper drive of ap-
proximately 240 yards. Won Elm was
SO yards short of the green with his
brassie second. Burke was one yard
farther away. Burke Clipped to
within seven feet of the pin. Won
Elm 20 feet short Of the pin. He was
eight inches short with his approach
putt. Burke made his putt to take
a birdie four and Won Elm had
par s.
Won Elm s: Burke 4.
Burke leads by one stroke.
No 10: s4S yards:
Won Elm outdrove Burke by is
yards. Burke was / foot past the
pin with his iron second. and Won
Elm was Is feet short Of the pin.
Won Elm putted over strongly and
was 6 feet past, lying 8.
Burke's approach putt stopped 6
inches short and he made 4.
Won Elm's second putt was 6 in
ches short to give him S.
Won Elm s; Burke 4.
Burke leads by two strokes.
No. II, $50 yards; par 4:
Burke's drive of 240 yards was
10 yards short of Won Elm's. Both
were on nicely in 2. Won Elm sank
his 20-foot putt for birdie three.
Burke stopped an inch short and
took a four.
Burke leads by one stroke.
No. -; SIG yards; par s: ,
Won Elm was in the fair
way with his drive but Burke was
on the side Of a bunker at the left.
hill leading to the green in three.
Won Elm was on the same Hill In
two.
Burke pitched to within six feet
Of the lip Of the pin in 4. Won Elm
pitched to IA feet away. His ap-
proach putt hit the lip Of the cup
and bounced back forcing
him to take s. Burke was a couple
Of inches short and had a 6.
Won Elm s; Burke 6.
Match even.
No. 10; 146 yards: par 3:
The sun was now shining brightly.
Won Elm's tee shot found a bunker
at the left Of the green. Burke was
8 feet from the pin from the tee.
Won Elm failed to get under the ball
and sent 1t across the green into an
other bunker. He was on in 8. His
putt was 4 feet short and
he took s. Burke took a safe two
puts for 8.
Won Elm s; Burke 8.
Burke leads by two strokes.
No. IA; AIS yards; par 4:
Burke's drive reached the middle
of the fairway 235 yards from the
tee. Won Elm was five yards short
err. He was nicely on in two, II
feet from the pin Burke hooked his
iron second to the rough at left of
green but Clipped to four inches
short and was down for a 4. Won
Elm needed two puts.
Won Elm 4; Burke 4.
Burke leads by strokes.
No. 15: AL yards: par 4.
Burke hooked to the rough at
the left and Won Elm drove beauti-
fully ESQ yards.
Burke gambled with his brassie
and lost, slicing to an adjoining
Won Elm was we'll home
In two. Burke was past the green
to the left in three. He Clipped 2
feet past the pin In 4. Won Elm's
approach putt of 20 feet went one
foot past the pin and he took 4.