The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-12
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

BROOKLINE, Mass, Sept. r.
Jimmy French, Pacific coast young
ster from San Francisco, led the
field into the fourth round of the
national amateur golf championship
today with an upset victory over
Jack Westland, Walker cup star
from Chicago.
French's victory was amazing
enough, but the score, and 5, was
even more surprising. Westland,
usually a straight hitter and a de-
pendable putter, was way off form
today.
"BOy Wonder" Wins
The tournaments boy wonder"
Bobby Jacobson of Deal, N. j., who
is only 16 years old, kept up his
winning streak by beating Jack
Ahern of Hamburg, N. Y, l up.
jacobson, yesterdays hero because
of his victory over Johnny Goodman
Of Omaha, turned l up over Ahern.
Bobby was up coming to the four
teenth but missed a tWo-and- a-half-
foot putt to lose that hole. The
match was squared at the fifteenth
when Bobby found the rough. They
halved the next two and Bobby won
the match when Ahern three-putted
the final green.
Former champion Ross Somerville
Of London, Ont, came through
again by a narrow margin. He beat
Sidney Noyes of New York, l up.
Evans Downs Egan
Chick Evans, Chicago, eliminated
Chandler Egan of Pebble Beach,
Cal, and l. Both are former
champs, each having won twice
Egan won in 1904 and 1905, and
Evans in 1916 and 1920. This is
Evans twenty-ffth amateur meet.
Reynolds Smith of Dallas played
two extra holes before he defeated
Ernie Caldwell, lanky player from
Baltimore. The finish of their
match was a thriller, Smith squar-
ing at the eighteenth hole.
The fourth round of the national
title play was scheduled for action
late today.
Scores of third-round matches of
the national amateur golf cham
pionship follow:
J. E; French Jr;, San Francisco, defeated
Jack Nestland Chicago, : and ).
Bobby Jacobson, Deal, n. J., defeated
Jazz f9D. a RhsT& !, Hamburg ca
ed Frank c. Ford. Charleston, 5. C., :
David Goldman. Dallas. defeated Robert
F. Riegel. Richmond, Va, ? and 1.
r I; A. Torrance. scotland; defeated John
Fred Haas Jr. New or Dreams. defeated
Chris 4. Carr; Hamburg, N. y. 4 and 2.
Ssarff Leland asmman Mt PARIS airs F Tex de-
J. ii. Mes. Beverly. Mass, defeated
Russell ". Martin, Chicago, defeated faa
J. A; Williams Jr.' EvanStCn. NJ, s and s.
feated W; F. Marks. oakmont, Pa, / up;
winfield s, pay Jr;; Chicago defeated
c. Ross somervile London. or de-
feated Sidney W. Moves Jr., Ardsley. n. Y,
ReynoIds Smith. Dallas. defeated E. L.
Jack HoeTner. Palo Alto IP e oa ho'e defeated
Edmund NAH Drsss New G York de fa
J. G. Cameron, Montreal, and l..
defcated' 'fRad Street. cRaFi E s. G..
Don Armstrong. Aurora. ILL.,, defeated
MILFORD Wehrle, Racine. Wis. and 3.
Z. Hines. Great River n. Y, and ?.
George II. Finn Jr. Oakmont. Pa. de-
feated Charles c. Clare, Orange, Conn,
1 up.
Charles Evans Jr., Chicago, defeated H.
Chandler Egan. Pebble Beach. Cal,
and /.
Willie Turnesa. Elmsford. y. Y. defeated
George I. Dunlap. New York City, 3 and
,. Dunlap was the defending champion.
Mark J.. Stuart, New York City, defeat
ed Al Andreggen, Chicago. 1 up, 10 holes.
Ernest +. Combs. Long Beach. Cal. de-
feated John Wagner. Chicago. up.
Charles r. Yates, Atlanta, defeated Carl
Damn Jr.. Orlando Fla, and 3.
Rodney Bliss Jr.. Omaha, defeated Frank
J. English. Denver, , up.