Evening star., 1933-09-16
) DUNLAP SMASHES
7 COURSE RECORD
Leads Max Marston, Z Up,
for 18 Holes in Amateur
Golf Finals.
Ry the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, September 16. -
Smashing the course record with SO,
three under par. George T. Dunlap, "a
year-old New Yorker piled up an over
whelming margin of 7 up over Max
r. Marston, Philadelphia. veteran ex-
title holder today in the first 18 holes
Of their 36-hole match for the United
States amateur golf championship.
FIRST, 4o4 yards, par 4.-Dunlap
outdrove Marston by is yards both
being well down the fairway to the
left of the dangerous cluster Of bunk
ers. George put his second on the
green. 35 feet from the pin after Max
shot over and down a small hill. Mars
ton came back neatly with niblick and
got down an eight-footer for halt in
fours. Georges long putt trimmed the
cup.
SECOND, 176 yards, par Both
drove the green with No. 4 irons, Max
25 feet away and George only l8. Both
gave the ball a chance but ran past the
cup and it was another half. in IS.
THIRD, 562 yards par 5.-Marston
outdrove Dunlap slightly, but hooked
his second shot into the gallery. He
was not in trouble, however, and put
his third on the green, 20 feet from the
pin. George pitched beautifully, the
ball stopping barely foot from the cup
for birdie 4. Marston took two puts.
Dunlap l up.
FOURTH. 438 yards, par 4.-Marston
sliced his tee shot into trap, 210 yards,
and used a niblick to get on the fair
way His third was to the left of the
green his fourth short of the cup and
he conceded the hole to Dunlap who, on
in two good shots, ran his third dead"
and became 2 up.
FIFTH, 1874 yards, par 3-Dunlap's
tee shot was a few feet inside Mars
tons and about 18 feet from the hole.
Max ran his putt within a foot of the
cup and laid Dunlsc a stymie. but
George took out his No. iron and
dropped the ball int the cup for
birdie 2, putting him up.
SIXTH, 594 yards. par 5.-Marston
was in the rough twice and took four
shots to reach the green after driving
into a trap. His fourth was only Z
feet from the cup. but he missed it.
Dunlap was straight all the way, pitch
ing his third within 20 feet and getting
his par easily. 1t was Georges fourth
straight winning hole and he was 4 up.
SEVENTH, 369 yards. par four.-Both
were on the green with a drive and
pitch but Dunlap took three puts from
IS feet and lost his first hole as Mars
ton took the regulation four. Dunlap
trimmed the cup on his last putt from 3
feet Dunlap up.
EIGHTH, 395 yards, pr four.-Agaln
they were both on the green with
drive and niblick M.eston was in
side by about eight feet and after
George missed Max got down a 10
footer for a birdie 3. Dunlap up.
NINTH, 445 yards. par four.-Dunlap
vas on the edge with drive and brasSie
fully IS feet from the cup, but he ran
his difficult putt within two feet of the
hole and got down for a winning 4,
making him 3 up. Marstons second
shot, with his wood, bounced into the
gallery at the left of the green. He chip
ped short and took two more to get
down.
Marston, out ....4 3 5-38
Dunlap, out ....4 3 4 4 5 5 4 E35
Par, out. ......4 4 4 4 4-36
TENTH, 370 yards, par 4.-Dunlap,
again much steadler, was well on In
drive and pitch Max hit a poor tee
shot and was short with his approach.
He Clipped up within 6 feet, but missed
the putt. George got down in two puts
from feet and went up.
ELEVENTH, 3l5 yards, par 4.--Both
were straight down the center from the
tee, avoiding the dogleg. Marston drop
ped a beauty within 6 feet of the cup,
while Dunlap was barely on the front
edge of the green. Georges approach
putt, however, laid Max partial stymle
and it was half in fours. Marston
used his putter and failed to negotiate
the try for birdie.
TWELFTH, 166 yards, par 3.-Dun-
laps tee shot stopped only l8 inches
from the cup for birdie that made
him up. Marstons iron shot dropped
into a trap and he took two blasts with
his niblick to get out He was still 20
feet away and conceded the hole.
a THIRTEENTH, 444 yards, par Al
Max hooked his drive into the rough,
his second was away short and his third
hole high, 25 feet to the right. Dunlap,
still welding his clubs with accuracy,
was on the left of the green, some 40
feet away, but ran the putt dead Tor
winning and became 6 up as Max
two-putted.
FOURTEENTH, 373 yards. par A.
Marston outdrove Dunlap by 20 yards
with a 25O-yard wallop and they were
both on with their niblicks, Max 20
feet to the left and George 4 feet in
side. Marston missed his putt by a
foot, Dunlap by 6 inciles. 1t was a
half in As and Dunlap remained up.
FIFTEENTH, 4o7 yards, par 4.-Dun-
lap went up with another birdie. his |
fourth, as he shot his second within |
feet of the cup and rolled it in. |
Marston slipped his tee shot into the
orchard in heavy rough, and was |
stymied by a tree and had to play |
short of the green. He Clipped dead,
but par was not good enough to hold
his rampaging opponent.
SIXTEENTH, 244 yards, par 81
Marston hit a great tee shot The ball
stopped barely feet from the cup, but |
he missed the putt and Dunlap got his !
3 with a fine chip shot to within
feet of the cup after being short OF |
the green off the tee.
SEVENTEENTH, 573 yards, par five
They were both on the green with their |
shots. but George was again the more |
accurate and his niblick shot stopped |
less than feet from the hole. Max,
% feet away. barely missed his putt for |
a birdie George also missed and 1t
was a half in f1ves, leaving Dunlap
2 up.
EIGHTEENTH, 371 yards. par four
They were both on the green with drive
and iron, Max about 81 feet from the
hole and George foot inside. Marston
putted within inches. George was
feet short ard got down for the half In
fours to maintain his lead OF up
and finish the round with 68, three
under par.
Par. in. ...4 4 3 4 4 4 3 S f35i
Marstcn, in S 5 4-39-77
Dunlap, in. a 4 4 3 8 4-33-68