The Washington times., 1932-09-16
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at the fifth and each found a
trap with his second. The
Canadian was away" and played
a niblick from the sand, the ball
stopping right under the flag.
Guilford barely got the ball to
the Top of the bank. He then
approach-putted dead but Somer-
Vile sank his 2-footer to win
and become 2 up.
Becomes 3 Up
Somerville became 3 up at the
sixth with par against Gull
ford'S 6. The Canadian hit two
sound woods to carry the traps,
while Guilford'S tee shot hit the
barn and went out of bounds.
Playing his next, he got one down
the middle but still was wide of
the green in four, Somerville get
ting his third home to win the
hole.
Guilford then won the seventh
with par and was 2 down to
Somerville.
Seventh To SOmerville
Playing the seventh, Somerville
spanked a good one off the tee,
Guilford replying with a drive to
the rough. The Canadian then
found the rough with his second
while Guilford hit beauty, right
on the pin all the way, winning
the hole with a birdie three.
They halved the eighth in par
As, Guilford hitting a smashing
tee shot within a mashie niblick
pitch of the green. Somerville's
tee shot caught the rough and
his second carried over the green
into the short grass. From there,
he hit a beautiful chip, the ball
almost holing out, to get a half
In As.
They halved the short ninth
In par 3'S.
Both were hole-high with their
tee shots, Guilford just rolling to
the short grass at the back of
the green while Somerville's also
went well to the rear. Both hit
neat run-up shots to the pin and
sank the puts for half.
3 Up Again
Somerville went 3 up on Gull
ford again by winning the tenth
with a par to a 5.
Here the Canadian was out
driven by 40 yards but hit a
nice second home IL feet from
the pin to get him 4. Guilford's
second was well over the green
and in the tall grass. His out
was a little weak, stopping Is
feet short of the pin. Then Jesse
Tried hard to get down with the
putt but it trimmed the cup.
SomerVille'S winning 4 at the
eleventh came after drive to
the rough and second through
the trees to a spot just short of
the green. Guilford was in the
rough off the tee and his second
Just missed the ditch. He had a
bad lie in the rough but hit a
nice third to the bank at the
edge OF the green. Then he rolled
well up to the pin for a sure 5,
only to SEA Somerville hole a 20
1ooter for a 4, becoming up.
They halved the next in par As.
AT the eWelfth, Jesse once more
outdroVe the Canadian badly, this
time by so yards. But it availed
him nothing, for both got home
with their approaches, Somer-
Vllle'S stopping 40 feet from the
pin. He needed a long delicate
run-up shot here, but got away
with 1t nicely to halve the hole.
Jesse Cops Thirteenth
Guilford got his tee shot nicely
home at the short thirteenth, but
Somerville's carried well over the
green. He Clipped back, leaving
himself 10-foot putt, while
JesSe'S approach putt was dead
for 3. The Canadian then
missed with his 10-footer and lost
the hole.
Guiford and Somerville halved
the long fourteenth in par SIS,
the Canadian remaining 3 up.
Guilford had a great chance
to win the fourteenth, where he
was out in front of Somerville
all the way to be practically hole
high with his second. The Ca
madam pitched his third home 20
feet from the pin, and then ran
a putt up to the pin for a 5.
They halved the fifteenth in
buzzard's SIS. Ross was in a trap
with his drive. but came out with
a strong second, almost reaching
the green. Jesse then was short
with his second and strong with
his chip for a third, Somerville
pitching home to get half
Becomes 4 Down
At the sixteenth, Guilford had
a great chance for a half staring
him in the face but blew it.
Both were at the back of the
green with their approaches,
Guilford'S winding up in a trap.
He exploded beautifully, 3 feet
from the cup. Then Somerville
ran his approach putt dead for
a 4. Upon which Guilford missed
his 3footer, took a losing and
became 4 down.
SomerVille then won the short