New-York tribune., 1920-10-05
Mis- S Holm IS
TopsChampion,
Miss Stirlin 9
Local Star Leads Field of
40 by Three Strokes,
With Card of 81
CLEVELAND, Oct. 4.-Establishing a

CLEVELAND, Oct. 4.-Establshing q
new record for women's competitive
rolf. Miss Marion Hollins, Of New York,
so-dav led field of ITO in the qualify
ing round of the twenty-ffth annual
wonens golf championship with card
of So. This figure not only broke ali
local records for women's play, but Il
sst new mark for medal honors in
the national competition.
Miss Hollins's score follows:
out p ::s 80 ! : ) s--.sil-ss 81
Nearest to Miss Hollins was Miss
Alexa Stirling, of Atlanta, defending
champion. who qualified easily with an
IS, eoualing the best previous record
for qualifying score.
The fair golfers found the intricate
Mavfeld links rather to their liking,
and the final tabulations disclosed that
practically all the representative play
ers survived the initial test, thus en-
titlinC them to start in the first round
Of match play tomorrow morning.
Impressive rounds were compiled by
several newcomers to national com
petition. notably among which was an
IS by Miss Resse Fem, Of Portland
Me. Miss enr played a consistent
game throughout, and excepting tenn
porary lapses on two green's, where the
putting touch failed her, she would
kave been much closer the medalist.
Others who managed to break 90
London, with an ss; Mrs. c. H. War;
derbeck, Philadelphia, ST; Mrs. r. H.
Barlow, Philadelphia, Sc, and Mrs. Dave
Gaut, Memphis. SO.
To-morrew's pairings are rich in pos
sibilities, and some favorites are Ger
tain to fsll by the wayside. Mrs. W
A. Gavin, OF New York, runner up in
the 1919 championship, draws Mrs
Arnold Jackson, New York, former
titleist, in the first round Mis-
Glenna Collett, Providence, R. l., meets
Miss Elsine Rosenthal, Chicago. These
two are members of the younger schoo.
and both were conceded an excellent
chance to reach the closing rounds.
Two other brilliant playeN come to-
gether in the same round when Ms
Mildred Caverly, of Philadelphia, meets
Miss Frances Hadfeld, of Milwaukee,
holder of the Wisconsin state title.
Most of the other potential fnalists
seem to have been more fortunate III
the draw and will probably survive the
first round matches without excessive
exertion.
TIE thirty-two who qualified for
play in the championship, arranged in
the order OF to-Morrow's pairings, are
as follows:
Mrs. j. n 7urnbull Philadelphia (s7),
VS. Miss Besse Fem Portland Me. (Ss).
Mrs. +. T. Harwood. Chicago (97>, vs.
Mrs. Ernest Byxheld. New London $50.
Miss Dorothy Kiotz. Chicago (sD VS.
Mrs. a. X. Hllstein. Philadelphia (90).
Miss Dorien kavanagh, Los Angeles
(ss), Mrs C. H. Vanderbeck, Philadelphia
S7).
Mrs, Thunton Wright. Pittsburgh (92)
Miss Edith Cummings Chicago Ce3).
Mrs, ". A Gavin, New York 600, VS..
Mrs ArnoN Jackson. New York (9D.
Miss elena Collett Providence (94). VS..
Miss Elsie Rosenthal. Chicago (92).
Miss Aexa Stirling Atlanta (S5), VS..
Miss Mir;lm Burns, Miburn l95).
Mrs. j. '. Hurd. Pittsburgh C9o), vs..
Miss Sar, Townes. Pittsburgh (aS).
Miss Mildred Caverly. Philadelphia (e3),
VS.: Miss frances HadAeld. Milwaukee (ss).
Mrs. Eugene X Hays, Cleveland l9O.
vs. Mrs T. G. Let's jr.. Chicago (93)
Mrs. Harold Foreman, Chicago 900. VS..
Miss Marion Hollins, New York (s2)
Mrs. Quentin Feltner. New York (e1).
VS.. bye
Mrs J. NJ Hodges Memphis (eT. vs.
Mrs. T.. II. Barlow. Philadelphia (se).
Mrs Dave Gaut, Memphis $50. Mrs
H. z. Law, California (e4.
Mrs. Caleb Fox Philadelphia (eS). vs,
Mrs. K. NJ. kunstadler, ldlewild tsf).
The following were tied for thirty
second place at 90 and play off to-mor-
row: Mrs. L. X. Starrett, Milburn; Mrs
Robert Ross, California;; Mrs. Henry
Wick, Cleveland, and Mrs. Melvin
Jones, Chicago.