Evening star., 1916-11-05
WINS GOLF MATCH
Mrs. McCammon Defeats Miss
Lockett, AZ, at Chevy Chase.
TO PRESENT CUP TO CLUB

Mrs Ormsby McCammon yesterday
won the final round of the woman's
handicap tournament given by the
Chevy Chase Club defeating MISS
Pauline Lockett who captured the hon
ors in the qualification round. by e.
Mrs McCammon labored under the
handicap of constantly being out
driven from the tee. Against this dis
advantage she pitted the knowledge
of an experienced player. and the ac-
curacy of the one who realizes the edge
possessed by the player who is straight
down the course. Experience won, but
it is only fair to Miss Lockett to say
she was not in the form she showed
in the three previous match rounds.
Mrs. McCammon played a fine game.
as evidenced by her score of SO for the
first nine holes. even with an $ on
! the eighth. Miss Loclett had all the
best of the luck. sinking chip shot
! from the edge of the green on the hrst
| hole for a 4. Again on the snort
fourth hole her tee shot jumped the
| ditch and ran dead to the hole for =.
To balance these two smiles from the
goddess of fortune, her perfectly hit
| second shot on the sixteenth, where she
was dormie down. hit tree and
dropped in the ditch. The mishap cost
! her the hole and perhaps the match,
| as the ball she hit looked to be destined
| for the green.
| 1t was the first tournament in which
| Mrs. McCammon has competed for a
year. she was i'll early in the year
and was unable to play.
| Both players hit good balls to the
/ first hole. with Miss Lockett's thirty
yards in front of her opponents. Mrs
| McCammon hit Il good second. and her
/ rI hot ft. slF
| green, as was Miss Locketts The lat
| ter then ran down her chip shot for
and won the hole. She topped her
tee shot on the second. and Mrs. Nc
| Cannon hit her ball straight down the
| course. Miss Lockett was not out of
! the rough grass in 2, and barely out in
a Mrs McCammon was over the ditch
IN shots. and won the hole, when
Miss Lockett failed to get home in 4.
| Miss Lockett hit three perfect
| wooden shots to the edge of the third
green, while Mrs. McCammon took 4
| to get to the green and the former
Won % the a, hole. Ct, putting her ! up
shot jumped the ditch and lay within
three feet of the hole, while Mrs. Nc
Cannon was in the hazard. Mrs. Nc
| Cannon conceded the hole. putting
| her down. Miss Lockett topped her
tee shot on the fifth and sliced her
second to the rough, while Mrs. Nc
Cannon was straight down the mid
die and won the hole when Miss Lock-
EFT failed to get on the green in three
| shots. Both players hit fine drives on
the sixth and followed with good sec
! ond shots. They were both at the
top of the hill overlooking the green
in 3, but here Miss Lockett played two
green, while Mrs. McCammon hit a
fine iron to twenty feet to the right
of the pin. She won the hole, IS.
Both hit long tee shots on the sew
|
in ., Mrs. McCammon having the best
position, as she was to the right. She
played a good mashie to the edge of
the green and Miss Lockett tried to
play her pitch too fine and carried
into the bunker to the left of the
green. She took two shots to get out
and lost the hole, 81, putting her
/ down. Miss Lockett sliced her tee
shot far to the right on the eighth
and Mrs. McCammon hit a good ball
down the alley. Both played short of
the bunkers. Miss Lockett was over
the trap in three shots and Mrs. Nc
Cannon topped her third and fourth.
The latter was short Of the bunkers
guarding the green in 8. while her
opponent was just short of the green
in the same number. Miss Lockett
won the hole to square the match.
Both hit good tee shots on the ninth
and Mrs. McCammon played perfect
spoon shot to thirty feet short of the
pin. while Miss Lockett topped her
mashie second and was forty feet
short in 8. Mrs. Mceammon won the
hole. As. to be l up at the turn
The latter won the tenth hole through
the fact that Miss Locketts tee shot
trickled into the pit to the right of
the green and her shot out again
trickled over the fast green into the
pit on the other side. Mrs. McCammon
played the hole well and obtained
l. Miss Lockett hit very long ball
straight down the fairway on the
eleventh., with Mrs. McCammon's not
far short. The latter topped her second
shot, played short of the ditch in
and then put her pitch in the hazard.
Miss Lockett, even though her third
shot was sliced to the bunker to the
right, won the hole with Z.
| Miss Lockett again hit a long tee
shot from the twelfth tee, with her
opponent but slight distance behind
Both played short of the bunkers with
their second shots. Mrs. McCammon
pushed her mashie pitch to the right
hand corner of the green, while Miss
Lockett was to the left. The former
put her run-up shot dead and Miss
| Lockett was twenty feet short and
missed the putt, Mrs. McCammon WIN
ming the hole and becoming up.
Neither player attempted to carry the
ditch on the thirteenth and both were
| on the green on 2. Miss Lockett be-
Ing forty feet over. She took three
puts, while Mrs. McCammon was down
| in the regulation number and won the
hole, putting her up.
Both hit long balls on the fourteenth
and were short Of the ditch In 2,
Miss Locketts ball being only twenty
|. feet from the hazard. Mrs Mccain
mon pitched over well and was thirty
| feet short of the pin, while her op-
ponent took her eye off the ball and
put her pitch on the bank of the ditch.
She laid her fourth three feet from
the hole and then missed the putt.
| while Mrs. McCammon was down in
! two puts and won the hole to be
dormie up.
A peculiar incident happened on the
nhfteenth. Miss Lockett topped her
| tee shot and hit long brassie short of
struck the concrete retaining wall and
bounded back almost to her feet. Her
fourth was on the edge of the green.
Mrs. McCammon hit two good shots to
| the edge of the ditch and then put her
third on the upslope of the hazard. She
was out In 4. and on the edge of the
green in 8. Miss Lockett laid her op-
ponent a dead stymie and won the hole
to be dormie down. Neither player
| tried to carry the ditch on the six
| teenth. Mrs. McCammon's second was
perfect brassie shot which looked to be
| near the green, but it struck the tip of
| one Of the leaf1ess trees and dropped
| in the ditch. This practically ruined
| her chances. as she was behind a tree
| and could not play out. being forced to
| use her cleek 1eft-handed. She topped
| the shot. and was on the edge of the
green in 5. Mrs. McCammon played
straight on the pin. and won the hole