The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
MISS HOLLINS FINDS
EASY GOLF VICTIM
0utscores Mrs. Thomson by
8 and 8 in Metropolitan
Title Tourney.

One runaway match and another car
ried to the home green lent variety to the
second round OF the women's Metropoli-
tan Golf Association championship tour
nament at the Arcola links yesterday.
Just how fast Miss Marion Hollins of
Westbrook. who defeated Mrs. J. ].
Thomson Of Siwanoy, 0 to s. was going
probably win never be known. AT all
events, the former metropolitan cham
pion, except for a few missed puts and
one or two drives that found the rough.
played the sort Of golf that has carried
her to the fore on so many occasions
In the past.
The close match OF the day resulted
from the meeting of Mrs. A. s. Rossin.
the Century woman who has been tour
inament factor for years; and Miss r.
Sherwood. one of the youngest players
in this seasons event, entered from the
St Georges Golf and Country Club on
Long Island. Miss Sherwood Is compar-
atively new at competitive play. but In
the opinion of Devereux Fummet, has
the making of a champion. There Is one
thing she has right now and that is
distance
Wher Miss Sherwood hits the ball she
probably gets as far as the former Miss
Lillian Hyde ever did. Just the same
her lack OF experience placed her at q
disadvantage yesterday. although she
only lost to Mrs. Rossin after getting into
trouble going to the home hole.
A match that attracted the most at
tention was the one between Mrs. w. A.
Gavin. the title holder now representing
the South Shore Field Club. and Miss
Beatrice Lounsbery of Bedford. From
the moment Mrs. Gavin won the first
hole she always had command Of the
situation and as the match progressed
1t seemed as though Miss Lounsbory de-
feated herself At three holes she got
into trouble so badly that there practi-
cally was nothing for her to do but pick
up. The three holes thus forfeited gave
Mrs. Gavin most of her lead. for in the
end she only defeated Miss Lounsbery
and g.
MS. G. NJ. Heckscher of Pipine Rock
who as Miss Louise vanderhoef back in
1903 was runner up TO Mrs. E. A. Manice
in the metropolitan championship, played
steadily against Mrs J. A. Moore OF
Sleepy Hollow. They halved the frs,
eight holes. Mrs. Heckscher winning the
ninth in 3. After that she always held
the advantage, winning by and
margin at the seventeenth. As a result
Mrs. Heckscher will meet Miss Hollins In
the upper semi-fnal bracket to-day
which leaves Mrs. Gavin and Mrs Rossir
to fight II out on the other side. The
summary follows:
Championship Division. second Round
Miss Marion Hollins, westbrook. beat Mrs
J. j. Thomson. Siwanoy. up and &c
play: Mrs. C. NJ. Heckscher. Piping Rock
beat Mrs. J. A. Moore, Sleepy Hollow, . UT
and to play: Mrs w. 4. Gavin, South
shore. beat Miss Beatrice Lounsbsry. Bed
ford. up and to play; Mrs. A. s. Ros-
sin. Century. beat Miss r. Sherwood. St
Second sixteen. Second Round-Mra F
B. Ryan. Bsltusrol, beat Miss Dorothy
Manice. Cherry Valley. UP and to play
Miss MollIe Conroy, Fox Hills, up and
/ 3 to play: Miss s G. Mott. Piping Rock
beat Mrs. L. l. Blake, Baltusrol UP and
| I to play; Mrs. William Chilvers. Dun
woodie, beat Mrs. W. H. Cane. Hacken'
Third sixteen, Second Round-Mrs C
u. Boschen, Spring Lake, beat Mrs. w. A
| Bartlett, Powelton, I up and TO play
Mrs. II. B. Salmon, Forest Hiil. beat Mrs
c. F. uebelacker Hackensask. up and
| beat Miss Julia Bredt, Essex County, UT
and to play; Miss Sylvia Highton. Hack
| ensack. beat Miss NJ L. Chadwick, Powell
| ton, up and TO play.
c. schriever, Baltusrol, beat Mrs. T: $
stokes, Ridgewood. by default; Mrs. w.
! Case. Glen Ridge. beat Mrs 4. y. Rey'
! nolds. Glen Ridge. up and ! 90 play
Mrs. Albert Taylor, Marine and Field
| up; Mrs. e. S, Knapp. westbrook. beat
| Miss Mary Wilson. Hackensack, 6 up anG
| 5 to play.