The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-08-22

and was three up. The best Mrs Ian
dauer could get was five. Both drove
more than $50 yards on fhe seventh,
but Mrs. Wfhitcomb negotiated the hill
with the skill of veteran and was
hole high in two. Mrs. Landauer made
wonderful approach for her third
and had chance to halve the hole, but
she missed the put and Mrs. Whitcomb
took the hole to 5 and was 4 up.
Mrs. Landauer played brilliantly on
the eighth. She drove more than 200
yards and followed the drive with
brassie to the fair green, Mrs. Whit
comb ) second took her into the road
and she lost two strokes playing the
bah out. Mrs. Landauer was on the
green in three and holed our in a
DOGGY to r for the champion. This
left Mrs. Whitcomb three up going to-
the last green Of the first round. The
hole was poorly played, but it went to
Mrs. Whitcomb G to z, and the round
ended with the Milwaukee Country
club player 4 up.
Mrs. Whiteomb used a brassie on the
tenth hole, but at that Ler drive was
even with the long drive of Mrs. Lam
dauer. Mrs. Whitcomb went on the
green II three while Mrs. Landaner
fell between the bunkers. Her mashie
shot for the hole was beauty and left
her is easy putting distance and the
hole was halyed in DOGGY 5. Mrs. Whit
comb drove the green on the eleventh
and Mrs. Landauer was just off the
ledge. The Woodmount expert used a
mashie and the ball ran far over the
hole and Mrs. Whiteomb on her second
was dead to the hole. Mrs. Landauer
putted for the hole, but laid a stymie
but this had no terrors for the cham
pion and she pushed the ball to one
side and holed out for a three making
her five up.
| The twelfth was halved in DOGGY S
and Mrs. Whitcomb had her first setback
on the thirteenth when she over ran
the green on her second and went to
the high grass Mrs. Landauer was
hole high in two and took two puts but
Mrs. Whitcomb missed two foot put
for a half and her lead was reduced to
La.
F! Mrs. Landauer was under DOGGY
with her four on the fourteenth hole
and she took it by a single stroke saw
ing her from defeat at this green. On
the fifteenth both got away long drives
and both played cautiously, going
round the end Of the bunker. It look-
cd as if the hole would go to Mrs. Ian
dauer as she reached the green in a
perfect FIVE while Mrs. WIhitcomb was
far off the green. Mrs. Landauer had
a chance for the hole but she missed
two puts and the hole and the match
went to Mrs. Whitcomb.
The cards in the state championship
fight:
Mrs. Z. R. Whitcomb-
Out .... 956 247 649
In ..... SIS s 6*%*
Mrs. Harry Landauer
! Out ....... 77455 S Isl
In ....... 5447**
Miss Arlisle Seaman and Mrs.
George Wilson had the best match for
the day for the seeretary's cup, Miss
Seaman winning on the nineteenth
green by running down long put.
Mrs. H. D. Plimpton Of Blue Mound,
who was TO have played the finals IN
the race for the President S cup, was
forced TO default on account of ill
ness,
Following the playing Of the final
rounds in the fight tournament the
Iprizes were awarded to the successful
players and the tournament closed
with dinner and an informal dancing
party.
The summary Of the play for the
final day Of the tournament.
State Championship.
Mrs, r. R. Whitcomb, Milwaukee
!
Country club defeated Mrs. Harry
Landauer, Woodmount cougtry club,
A up 8 to play.
Presidents Cup.
Mrs. J. J. Albeit Of La Crosse. de-
feated Mrs. H. D. Plimpton, Blue
Mound, default
secretary's Cup.
Miss Arlisle Seaman, sheboygan, de-
feated Mrs. George Wilson, Racine, /
Iup in nineteen holes.
Blue Mound Cup.
| Miss Z. NJ. Livingston, Lacrosse,
defeated Mrs. E. J. Barrett, shebov-
San, 8 up 4 to play.
WOULD DEPoRT WOMAN.
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