New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22
Mrs. Gavin and
Mrs. Huckna]|
Easy Winner,
Will Meet at Piping Roel
To-day for Women's Coli
Championship

Mrs. W. A. Gavin. CT the Bsl,p,..,
club, will meet Mrs. Thoma, IA.
nall, Of Forest Hills. in the vOr.,,
metropolitan championship al Pin.
Rock to-day. Both of these pl,v..
won their way 70 the final round !
one-sided victories over their ora.
nents yesterday. Mrs. Gavin won h.
match without having TO travel ,,,.
much more than half the cour,. !.
fact, there were only two hol,, =
which Mrs. II. c. Phipps figured A. -
and in both cases she was able "a :.
no better than a half
The Piping Rock player was e,s,.,.
outclassed and seemed TO be eon,,s,.,
of the fact. On the fourth ,e. -,
missed the ball entirely, but. star.
TO say, was able to get half on y,
hole. Mrs. Phipps had her only eh,.,,
TO win a hole at the eighth, bu. i
stead of winning. an unexpected ,u-
IN the luck of the game combinedv..
a most excellent recovery on the p,r,,
her opponent robbed her of even i,r
After the drive Mrs. Gavin found ~,
self stymied by trap in the mitg.
of the course. To get distance she u
forced to play out of line, with ne,
trouble in sight; but, laying her A,
proach dead, she got the hole when 4,
opponent missed her approach putt
Mrs. Gavin Wins Going Out
At the ninth the Englishwoman s.,.,
7 up. At the ninth Mrs. Gavin or,
her tee shot into the sand trap and II
a splendid opening for her oppOus
but Mrs. Phipps over approached ,
chipping to the pin and the resul. W
a tie.
There was very little excitemen, !,
the other semi-fnal match. yu
Thomas Hucknall proved her superb.
ity over Mrs. l.. A. Wimpfheimer 4
Century. by the safe margin Of 4 arai
IL was Mrs. Hucknalps early lead Ia
put the game beyond all doubt. s.,
was able TO win the first three hoa
and after that refused to let her orx.
nent get anything better than a hl
until they reached the homeward jog,
ney. At the turn Mrs. Hucknall s.o&
4 up, which advantage she still M
when the match finished, although he
opponent worried her several times
the last few holes by winning tn
holes straight, only TO lose them aga,
when the New Jersey woman renevs
her fight. The match ended on d,
fourteenth green.
Miss Marion Hollins. continuing n
the beaten eight of the championship
division, was able to win over Mrs. S.
A. Herzog, of Fairview, By and 3. As
she will play Mrs. A. 5. Rosin in the
final, il looks as IL she should land
this consolation cup.
Secretary Beats President
In the third sixteen Mrs. UbsxkG.
the secretary of the association bss
the president, Mrs. F. f. Donohst, y
3 and 1.
The summary:
CHAMPIONSHIP SET
Semi Anal round-Mrs Thom" Hussnsil ~
Uill. beat Mrs l. 4 Wimpfhs.mcr CenigU W
and 20 play: Ms W. A Cam. BLssr
beat Mrs. H. c. Philips. Piping Rcck. W *
10 play.
Beaten eight. championship dis,sion tss-..s
round Mrs A s R0ssln. Centur. beat "
II Hitchcock, Century. BY default: Wis Mr.
Hollns. Wes,hrook. beat Ms. 5. A. HerEt Fr
yi.5s. up and 3 70 Play.
SECOND SIXTEFN
ssmi final rount-Mrs. J. r. Davis Pi9irf b
heat Mrs G. y SmitheTs. Nassau I up ~ :
to play. Mrs G. Russell. A-ds.ey. beat "
Constance Robertson. knolwood. W ard upy
THIRD SIXTEEN
SENT fnal round-Mrs C. II Fair P'pils ss1
beat Mrs Sidney Wei. FsiryleH. I VI M
play. Mrs e F. Nehelaeker. HAcknsus ~
Mrs. i. (. Donohuc. MortclAir. W ard n1r