New-York tribune., 1920-06-19

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wich yesterday. The final tally of t
and-down, give-and-take struggles,
fine the Long Island player has v
time she has beaten Miss Bishop in t
Miss Bishop probably had the best
chance yesterday of the three times she
has lost to Mrs. Feitner, for she was in
the lead until the last few holes. Just
wbsn Mrs. Feitner braced Miss Bishop
faltered and lost out. Mrs. Feitner's
play. while dazzling and spectacular as
usual, was not quite the equal of the
came she showed against Mrs. knight
on Thursday.
The ultimate winner made more mis-
takes yesterday and left many open
ings for Miss Bishop. But these slips
only served TO uncover the fine cous-
are and splendid capabilities of the
former Miss Hyde. For when things
began to look darkest Mrs. Feltner
pulled herself together and proceeded
10 turn the tide in her favor.
This wonderful display of nerve was
one of the outstanding features of a
contest replete with scintillating shots
and mishaps.
Long Game Sensational
Mrs. Feitner's sensational long game
was also something quite out of the
ordinary and the cause OF considerable
astonishment and admiration from the
gallery. 1t was, in fact, her long driv-
ing and her long irons which brought
the spois to the South Shore club,
for on the short game and in putting
Miss Bishop did fully as we'll as her
rival.
Mrs. Feitner drove and played bras
sic shots much in the manner of the
men stars. In fact, her game is quite
more mannish than that of many men
we have seen perform. And it was
only because of this kind of play that
she was able to win from the good
natured Miss Bishop, who won many
adherents by the fine spirit in which
she took the breaks that came her wav.
Mrs. Feitner was obviously "ofr her
game, in several instances going out.
On the first hole she pulled her drive
OF the long grass an dtook three more
shots before she got onto the green.
Meantime Miss Bishop had taken 4
and the hole. The second hole was
halved In as, the champion taking three
puts. The Long Island woman also
tooh tHiee PulIs Oh the next green,
which cost her the hole and left her
two down.
On the fourth hole Mrs. Feitner
whaed a drive of more tnan 200 yards
and then slammed a brassie shot that
was equally as long. But her third
carried to the rough, and Miss Bishop,
playing steadily, managed to halve the
hole with 6. Mrs. Fessner outdrove
her opponent on the next hole also and
won it, squaring the match.
Takes Lead on Seventh.
They haived the sixth, but Mrs. Felt
nsr went into the lead on the seventh
Her second shot here landed in a trap
but the ball bounded out to the green
Then Mrs. Feltner laid her rival a
stymie and won the hole. The South
Shore player also won the eighth hole
when Miss Bishop pulled her drive in a
bunker on her third and finally picked
up. Mrs. Feltner landed over the green
into bunker on the ninth. She played
hanging lie from there back to the
other side. She was on in and took
6 to Miss Bishops 5. This left the
ttle-winner ! up at the turn
On the tenth Mrs. / eltner again went
over the green, got on in 2 and was
down in 3, while Miss Bishop was TAX
!hg D 10 WIN. ne eleVenth mole was
halved in straightaway play. On the
next hole Miss Bishop laid her ap-
proach dead to the hole and won with
a5 leaving her up. 1t looked bad
Tor the Long Islander at this juncture
Then Mrs. Feltner came from behind
like Man o War coming down .hc
stretch. She hammered out a drive
that would have done credit to Babe
Ruth and took her brassie and mauled
the little white ball another larrupng
wa!lop that left her with an easy iron
mot to the green. This was a wonder
!ul exhibition.
She played the next hole very much
tne same way. which left her even with
MISS Bishop. This streak of sensational
goE apparently unnerved the Brook
lawn star for she lost the next two
holes, and halved the seventeenth
which ended the i1atch
The meeting reslly wound up on the
sxteenth. where Mrs. Feltner gave the
crowd more thrills. This hole is 42C
yards long. Mrs, Fetner knocked out
dazzling drive, then a wonderful
nrassie and was on in while Miss
nishop foundered along Up the stretch
and took :.
The cards: ::
MRS. FEITNER
vat ........ 6 g ) 5 5 I e-4'
In ....... 8 I s