Evening journal., 1913-10-15
COOKS LIKE
TITLE MAY GO
TO MISS DODD
Defeated Miss POOIey 5 and ;
in Stirring Match in Ma
tiOnaI Play
BRITISH COLUMBIA ENTRANT
BOTHERED BY ThEsGALLERY

DOllLnLD DI I'LL UhLLLNA
The best contest thus far in the
Womens National Golf Championship
was n prospect today when Miss Mnricl
Dodd, British and Canadian champion,
and Miss Violet pooley, of British Colum-
bia, started out ON the second round of
match play Miss pooloy has proved the
surprise oi the tournament to date,
though IL il only natural that spectators
should consider todsy'- play the turning
point for Miss Dodd of England. who s
slight la,orite over Miss 6ladys
Rdvenscroft. former British champion,
ior the title
Miss Poolcy Is far aud away the
strongest Dominion entrant WHO has
lever PLAYED in this event and there is
disappointment that the draw for to-
days pairings dill not reserve her for
later meeting with Miss Dodd
,Ihe other more significant contests
today were those of Miss Fannie Osgood,
of Boston, rs. Mis- Myra Helmer, of Chi
icago Western champions Miss Marion
iollins, of New Aurw, metropolitan
champion vs.. Miss Florence Harvey, for
liner Canadian champion; Miss Gladys
Rnvenscroft. of England vs. Mi-s
y Elaine Rosenthal, of Chicago.
Miss Osgood j. essentially q stroke
rather than a match player, she having
several times held the Eastern title,
which is decided at medal play But for
that fact She would be Spected TO reach
the -emi-fnals.
4 The weather this morning was shifty,
. land even more cherries than ON pre-
{ ,ious days a high wind for the third
llimr this week swept the course which
is not yet dry enough for really low
! scoring Rain seemed likely early but.
r the cloud, broke away.
t, other important matches today
+ we're those OF Mrs. Albert Calm, OF
4 New York. VS.. Mrs. +. II. Filter, OF
philadelphia: Miss Harriott Curtis, OF
. Boston. VS.. Mrs. n. r. Stockton, OF
u New York: Mrs T. s. Colburn, Chi
y cago. VS.. Mrs. Clarence NanderDeck,
r Philadelphia; Miss Mabel Harrison,
. Ireland VS.. Miss Caroline Painter
Chicago
When the cards we're turned in
this afternoon Il was found thar Miss
d. Hollins beat Miss Harvey / up.
Mrs. Filter beat Mrs. Calm and 4.
n Miss Harriott Curtis beat Mrs.
- Stockton and ].
Miss Harrison beat Miss Painter .
5 and I.
T. Mrs. vanderbeck beat Mrs. Colburn
..i and 3.
>. Miss Dodd beat Miss Pooley 8 and 3.
/ Miss Osgood beat Miss Helmer 3
II and /.
Miss Ravenscroft beat Miss Rosen-
e thai and 5.
q The card of the Miss Dodd and Miss
y Pooley match was.
Miss Dodd:
out 455455 5-42
n In ..4 ass X X x
e Miss Pooley
n Out ....47 o 5 4 74-H
n In - 3 3 4 5 \ X X
gf Miss Dodd played fault,essly fol
II most of the holes and after watchini
e. her many Of the spectators made d
e ouick cut for the club house I'm order
e. 10 advocate her for the new title. Mis-.
n Poolev did not do herself justice on
Is the outward Journey falling 10 win Z
hole untii she reached the ninth. AT
ter that. however. she held her own
u She was unquestionably bothered by
the gallery. although IL was not large
10 or demonstrativce.
n On the first half she repeatedly lost
5 opportunities. particularly m putting
4 The first hole was finely halved. al.
v though Miss Bodd required two puts
,l Miss Dodd won the second hold sim
N nlv because she got out OF trouble III
d tran better than her opponent.
p Miss Dodd also won the third hol'
Is in mar 5 because Miss Pooiey wa.
short on her approach. Miss DodC
io took the fourth as well IN par to 5
I into the rrnHI
I. ~ and had to drop back surrender'ni
~ the hole. The fifth was an ordinary
- ha.f. The sixth was another nalt II
y well turned 5. Miss Dodd won M
~ seventh par 3 TO 4. although she di'
a, mot reach the green IN driving Wlti
ber iron. However laid her secon'
,e well up to the cup and got down 9
IN capital mutt. Miss Pooley driving
no with wood reached the green bu
slipped up on her putting
ss The eighth was Miss Dodds TO
p against par g.
On Miss Pooley dubbed her third whil
a Mise Dodd got a iine stroke on IN
of like which was responsible for he
or winning at that point
Misc Pooley wen the ninth IN a reg
ar ulafion 4 TO 3. They we're both shof
at Iof the green, but Miss Pooley got ~
en- lto the Gun hest Miss Dodd won IN
III tenth par to 5. because Miss Poole
of overrun the putt
The eleventh was haived IN
C. wretched 3. Miss Pooley should nav
es won al that point as Miss Dodd miss
ed stroke in getting out Of the ira
or bevond the green. The twelfth wa
SIS Miss Pooley's in par to 5. She reach
ay ed the green on a second while Mis-
or Dodd was short. Then IL was a cas-
as of Miss Dodd taking two puts to on
for her rival.
* The thirteenth went 10 Miss Dodd
Inv a superb 3. full stroke below pa
nm She was within four feet of the cup q
he her second and did not play out Mii
SO Poo1ev was short. That left Miss Doc
dormie five
ne Miss Pooley prolonged the match
he winning the fourteenth IN par, to
10 Miss Dodd was i'm a trap from the q
ut so that she was short in reaching q
gh ==---=-
nut forced hack under the stern of the Va
to turno. The propellers were still goii
las and the boat was cut 10 pieces.
Both officers insisted that CAPITA
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