Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-01 | Page 15 | Amateur Roundup

Amateur Roundup Editors Editor's note This is the first of a series of articles dealing with the leading lead ing candidates for lor the national amateur amateur ama golf championship By NEA ServIce With the failure of Francis Ouimet to qualify quality for the national amateur this year youth will have its big fling ling lingIlt at the tournament One of the boys t. t is Charlie Yates 0 t C Atlanta Ga am ama ama- ama 3 os tour 19 years amapA I pA J Jold old and a product of Bobby Jones Jones' W home club East Lake Lake plays a alot lot like the old k 1 t t master too hes he's dead on his ff k putts and his distance distance dis dis- V 11 t tance ance a an and n d accuracy accuracy f I racy in drives puts j in the J hole right off the V V 4 first tee Won cyon his first major title Yates s sin in 1931 when at 17 he annexed the Georgia amateur crown Walter Hagen after his 33 1932 winter tour of at the south came back and said that Yates was the youngster to watch the next couple of years ears which is plenty of recommended recommended rec ree for the kid His qualifying flying score for the national amateur was the lowest of three shot at Atlanta Atlan Atlan- ta ta la the other two to qualify were Jack Toomer and Carl Dann Jr the tournament at Cincinnati September September Sep Sep- 16 11 will be his big test