Evening star., 1932-09-14
0U|MET CONQUERS
RECORDS AND VO|GT
Defeats New Yorker, 6 and
5, After Covering Nine Holes
in 30, Five Under Par.
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with Seaver for the second round in an
outstanding match.
Pairings for the second round:
| Upper half:
Milton Warner, New Haven. and Chick
William Chaplin. Rochester, N. Y. and
| Jesse Guilford. Boston.
, Ross Somerville Canada and Jack west
William Blaney. Boston, and Gus More
| land. Dallas. Tex.
Johnny Fischer Cincinnati and Robert
| Grant Weathersfeld' Conn Conn. .rd
Maurice J. Mccarthy. jr, New York. and
Johnny Goodman, Omaha. and Charles
| Seaver. Los Angeles.
Gets Sensational Start.
Ouimet got of to sensational start.
third, while Voigt sank 6-foot putt
for a birdie on the second.
Ouimets putt on the first was 10
footer and he almost holed out his sec
ond shot on the 376-yard third. The
| ball stopped inches from the cup and
| Voigt short in three, conceded the hole.
Ouimet put his tee shot within feet
Of the fourth cup. sank the putt for his
| third birdie and went 2 up.
| They halved the fifth in par As, then
| Ouimet came out of the rough, on the
long sixth, to within 4 feet of the cup
with sensational mashie niblick shot
His fourth birdie was conceded by
| Voigt. putting the champion 3 up, as
the New Workers. putt hit his oppon-
] ent's ball.
! After canning a 20-footer for his
| fifth birdie on the seventh, Ouimet was
partially stymied by Voigt on the eighth.
but putted safely to one side for half
in par As.
| Voigt's Effort Is Futile.
| On the ninth, the champion had
40-foot downhill putt from the edge of
the green. He was feet short, but got
1t down for par 3 to make the turn in
an amazing 80. under par Voigt got
his easily and was out in IS, only to
| find himself down.
Ouimet. out 80. 3 3 2 a. 3 4 80
The match play was preceded by a
play-of in which Brawner defeated
Willie Turnesa of Elmsford, N Y, for
| the thirty-second place
Brawner beat the youthful Turnesa
on the first hole by getting a par 4.
Turnesa put his second shot into
| trap. then overran the cup by IS feet
with his recovery and missed the putt
Brawner and Turnesa had tied for
the last available place in the field by
| finishing the 36-hole qualifying battle
| yesterday with scores of l52 each.
| Evans, veteran former champion, was
one down after three holes against Hall,
competing in his first tournament.
Hall played these holes perfectly, with
par As. He won the first when Evans
was short with his approach, lost the
second as Chick dropped l0-foot putt
| for birdie 3, but captured the third
! after the Chicagoan drove poorly and
missed short putt for 6.
Plays Evans Old Game.
Hall was picking up where he left
of with a sensational las in the quail
| flying round exhibiting shot making
skill, especially with his irons, Of the
sort that characterized Evans game in
its prime.
| Eddie Held of st. Louis. the sharp
shooting former public links champion,
holed a 40-foot putt on the first green
for a birdie three. This put him one
up on Jesse Guilford OF Boston. eX-na
tional champion. They halved the next
two holes in fours.
Guilford. who had driven into the
rough on the third. then played short
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to save the half.
Somerville won the second and third
/ holes to become two up on Brawner-
Somerville had birdie on the third.
Hall went up on Evans at the
fourth, where Chick was trapped from
| the tee The Philadelphian took a
whirl at the bunkers on the fifth end
dropped this hole to Evans par 4. Hall
was l up after halving the next two.
Fischer was all square with Little
after three holes. Fischer messed up
the first. playing short with his second
and then taking three puts for 6.
while Little got his par 4. Johnny
then sank 25-foot putt on the second
for a birdie to win. They halved the
third when Fischer's S-foot putt. for
another birdie, hung on the lip Of the
| cup.
Held and Guilford were all even
through seven holes. The latter's 5 on
the 590-yard sixth squared the match as
Held got into the tall grass.
Evans won the eighth to square his
match with Hall. with to the Phila-
delphian's g. Both were in traps and
both were out in Al strokes.
Evans, out. go. S 3 6 4 4 6 4 5 Al
Hall, out ...... 4 4 4 3 6 6 4 6 Al
Held squared with Guilford on the
ninth where the BoStonian was short
and missed 5-foot putt. Held had
been trapped on the eighth, which he
lost.
| Held-out: 344 5 5 4 5 3-36
Guilford-out: 4 4 4 3 4 5 4 4 4-36
Yates was all square with the young
Scotch star, McRuvie, through three
holes.
Seaver was one up on Robbins after
three holes. due to taking the first.
They halved the third with brides.
Somerville. winning the eighth and
ninth as his opponent blew" made
the turn with a commanding lead OF
up on Brawner.
Somerville, out. IS 3 4 5 4 4 E38
Browner, out ...5 6 4 3 4 5-42
Little and Fischer still were all
square through seven holes.
Starting back, Hall and Evans con-
tinued to wage tight battle, all square
through the fourteenth.
Fischers par gave him the ninth
and lead of up on Little as the Call
fornian put his tee shot in a bunker.
Little out. ..... 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 $40
Fischer out. .... 6 3 4 4 4 5 5 4 3-38
Yates and McRuvie halved three
straight holes as they remained all
square through the sixth. Both were
trapped on the fifth after getting par
3s on the short fourth. McRuvie three
putted the sixth and Yates got half
after putting his third in trap. The
Atlanta boy won the seventh with
par 4 to go 1 up. Yates after being
trapped and then holding 6-foot putt
) to win the seventh, halyed the eighth
and took the ninth with par to be-
come 2 up on McRuvie at the turn.
Yates-out ......3 4 3 5 3-37
McRuvie-out =. 4 3 3 Sos 4 4-s9
Grant Buries Crossley.
Grant buried Crossley with q par,
cracking "a for the first nine. The
youngster, who had starred in the quail
flying tests, was away off form. winning
his only hole with birdie on the