The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-11

amateur Two years ago. The score
Although Jacobson started shakily
and seemed definitely headed for
elimination, he braced nobly after
the first few holes were played, and
finally took the lead on the twelfth
Goodman ran down ten-foot putt
to square the match with a birdie 8
at the seventeenth. The eighteenth
was halved in par As, and Jacobson
won the nineteenth hole.
Goodman Comedies
Jacobson won the match with a
par on the nineteenth. His sec
ond was just short of the green,
but he pitched up to lie within less
than one foot of the cup. Good
man was too strong with his APP
proach putt, and conceded the hole
and match. Jacobson is a husky
boy with a thick shock of curly
hair.
The first player to reach the
third round was Charles Reckner
of Mt. Airy, Pa, who scored a
stunning and victory over Spen-
Ger Overton of Baltimore. Overton
had a freak outward card contain
ing eight SIS and one 4. He halved
three of the outward holes. Reck-
ner won the other six, to turn 6 up.
Tony Torrance of Scotland, only
formidable overseas entry, moved
ahead with Cup victory over Phil
Little of Minneapolis. Torrance
was one down at the turn, but
Little faltered on the last few holes.
Campbell Advances
Another ace advancing was Al
bert (Scotty) Campbell of Seattle.
He's the youngster who holds a
twice-won Canadian amateur title.
His victim today P. E. Hall of Phil
adelphia. The score was 5 and 4.
Another former champion, Jesse
Guilford, Boston, was eliminated bv
wilson F. Marks of Oakmont, Pa,
an end on Princeton's football team,
Marks won, one up. He was three
up at the turn. An eight-foot putt
that caromed off Guilford's ball as
1t lay on the lip of the cup enabled
Marks to halve the eighteenth hole
and capture the match.
Scores of the second round of
the national title tourney today
| follow:
John Wagner, Chicago, defeated
Allan v. Ellis, Boston, 1 up in 20
holes.
Charles Reckner, Mt. Airy, Pa,
defeated Spencer Overton, BaIti-
more, 6 and 5.
w. S. Marks, OakmOnt, Pa. de-
feated Jesse P. GuilfOrd, Boston.
l up.
Russell Martin, Chicago, defeated
Robert M. Grant, Hartford, Conn,
3 and 2.
David Goldman, Dallas, defeated
Howard TryOn, EImira, N. Y, A
and 3.
c. Fl. Carr, Hamburg, N. Y, de-
feated F. J. Wright Jr., Boston, 2
and 1.
Fred Haas, New Orleans, defeated
Knox Young, Pittsburgh, 2 ND.
Jack Westland, Chicago, defeated
Charles w. Kent, Richmond, Va,
and 1.
Edmund H. briggs, New York, de-
feated Robert Fahey, Montreal, 4
and 3.
T. A. Torrance. Scotland, defeated Philip
Little M1innea polls, up,
d e Cameron. Montreal. defeated Ken
meth w. Wolcott, Trenton, and /.
Claude F. Myers Jr., Kansas CITY. de-
IHeated David Whiteside. New Bedford.
Albert (scottyl Campbell Seattle. de-
ieated Perry E. Hall. Philadelphia and
Leland Hannah Paris. Texas, defeated
Robert Lester Short Hills, N. j. up-
r. F. Riegel, Richmond, Va, defeated
F, d. Ross. Hartford, 2 and /.
Ernest Pieper Jr., San Jose. Cal. de-
teated William S. Meany Jr., Portchester.
N. Y, 3 and g.
Jack Ahern. Hamburg. N. Y. defeated
francis Allan, West Pittston. Pa, and 3
John Lehman, Chicago. defeated Thomas
Hume, Philadelphia, 5 and g.
Bobby jacobson, Deal. N j. defeated
Young Bobby Jones of Detroit.
who upset the veteran Francis Oui-
met yesterday, was eliminated to-
day. G. hayward Mitchell of
edmonton, N. j., defeated young
| Jones, and 3.