The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-14
First Named Player Is the Sen
Sation of the Tourney, She
Being the Star Who Elm
mated Marion hoilins.
NEWCASTLE. County Down, Ire

NEWCASTLE. County Down. Ire
land, May T4.-Afiss Marion Hollins
of Wespbrook, Long Island, the only
American survivor OF the four who
invaded the links here, was defeated
in the fourth round for the womap's
championship OF Great Britain,
n She was beaten by MtBs molly
Ssrifiths, who nut out Miss Rosamond
slSherwood in the nrst round op Tues
lBay, and by the vide margin Of 9 up
Sknd TO play. AZ
~ Miss Grifiiths's golf has been the
Accusation of the stournamentT Great
length of the tee and remarkable
steadiness on the greens have markeo
every match She has played After
nuttinV ont Miss Holiins, she defeated
Miss Jeanette JaGkton, the champion
OF ireland, who boat Miss Wander
beck OF Philadelphia. with just about
the most brilliant inward Journey OF
the tournament IN the semi tlnal
, Nround Wednesday. 1t was bitter
2 atTuggle, and Miss Grifhths won on
the home green by the narrow mar
gin of one up.
5 she will now meet Miss Cecil Leitch
rresent holder OF the title, in the,
final round to-day, and the many
golfers gathered here are looking Tor
ward to a sensational struggle. The
champion Is favorite but Miss Grif-
iiths does not lack forf followers in
WV of the golf she has been playing.
Miss Leitch reached the final round
by winning both her matches yester-
day playing her usual, sound and at
times brilliant golf
She defeated Mrs. Temple Dobeu''
who as Miss Gladys Ravenscroft won
Fthe championship OF the United states
s;s6vsfal years ago, in the fourth rohnd
by seven up and six TO play, ana
gtheu beat Miss Doris Fraser IN the
ssenil final round by four UP and three.
= Miss Hollins made most favorable
jnlpre ssiOn on the woman golfers mere.
2 and while bedten yesterday, she Lori
+ a strong impress by showing complete
mastery OF practically all shots her
long game in particular was greatly adj
4 -Nftred and her plucly fight yesterday
D. AERinst the particularly strong game
~ eveloped by Miss ,Grimths, was warm
~ interest I'aT runs high in the final round
Il, To-day. Miss Cecil Leitch won. TIE
championship, in 1914 end has held the
title since, without beins. ,ea,led on 70
lnent from 1915 20 1918, while last year
its renewal was postponed a year owing
, TO railway strike. t4 y
= John G. Anderson, The slwanoy
man who will act as Captain OF the
Westchester team in the big match
against the New Jersey State Golf
Association forces at the EnglewnOd
Country Club next Wednesday, has
made a careful selection. He an
nounced the personnel of his team
last night Practically all of those
asked TO play are low markers 90
the NJ. G.. A. handicap list. They in
s-clude the following:
]. q. Anderson, Siwanoy; D. u. Saw
yer. Slwanoy; Archie Reid. St. An
drews: c. V. Benton. Hudson kiVer'
Lee Maxwell Sleepy Hollowi J. S.
uNorthington. Siwanoy; g. c. Conley.
Siwanoyi Charles Paul, Gcdney Farms;
r. f. Mundy. Ardsley; w. Mcdonald.
Dunwoodle; Basil Harris. Apawamis;
ii. V. Gaines. Wykagyl; s, r.. Hol-
lander, Knollwood; W. w. Lyons
y Scarsdale: X. c. Brown, Scarsdale; \.
T. Mendes, Siwanoy; Charles II. Brown
: st. Andrews; H. l.. Downey. Apewamis.
Oswald Kirlby, the New Jersey Cap
,oin. said last night that the EnEle-
,Aod course would not be at It's best
t Nv the day OF the match, the greens in
particular being backward. Tney are
i'nprovlng steadily, however, and are
majority OF other nearby links, when
have an suffered more or less because
., the backward season.
There will be sixteen players on a
I side, conditions callng lot iloutFsso o
+ ternoon. This will be the first tine
in the games history that these two
sections have met in team competition,
and the chances are that a return
match will be held over Westchester
course some time in the summer or
early fall.
Columbia University golfers backed
IN by their captain, A, l.. Walker jrn
NO man on the local handicap list
and the individual intercollegiate cham