The New York herald., 1921-10-09

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hooked her second into trap near the
4 green Getting out to within twelve
4 yards she laid her fourth dead. Miss
Stirling had four foot putt from a
mound for half. but missed. Miss
Hollins up. !.
4 No. 10, AIS Yards-Miss Stirling was
I. bunkered on the left from her tee shot.
while Miss Hollins found a trap on her
third. A long iron from the sand
brought Miss Hollns equal for dis
tance to Miss Stirling. who played q
\ fine brassie third in the wind. Miss
! Stirling had an awkward position for
\ her fourth. She overran four feet but
holed in the putt for a half in 8.
4 No. II, $50 Yards-A pulled drive got
MISS Stirling into trouble. She had 70
play back out Of the woods. Her iron
third was a failure and landed her In
the bunkers. Following a good drive,
Miss Hollins was nicely on with her
iron and she won the hole even after
| taking three puts -i ss'
No. 10, 4l5 Yards-Both finalists- got
away long tee shots, Miss Hollins TO
the left and Miss Stirling 10 the right
OF the fairway. With her second Miss
! Hollins pulled to the rough. while Miss
| Stirling got into trap. With her third
Miss Hollins overplayed the green while
J Miss Stirling laid her shot on the edge.
| They haIved in 5, Miss Stirling hollng
another good putt.
| No. 1s, $50 Yards--Miss Stirling was
| trapped on her tee shot, and from here
she reached another trap In front OF the
green. Miss Holins had a fine drive and
| q perfect high approach to the green.
The champion came out to the green
on her third and pulled twice, missing q
| five and conceding the hole to Miss
Hollins, who had played on three.
! No. IL, 355 Yards--Both were down
the left side of the fairway on long shots
before the wind. Miss Stirling had the
| longest drive. With her second Miss
| Hollins laid short Of the green, and then
overapproached. Miss Stirling barely es-
capped getting her eecond into the brook.
| She Clipped her third close. Miss Hol-
| Inns meanwhile had played putter to
run up from behind the green. but was
short. Miss Stirling had the hole easily
| in to 6.
No. Is, 165 Yards--Miss Strings fine
high iron was almost carried on the
green The ball stopped Just in time on
| the rim. Miss Hollns played into the
| trap in front of the green, topped her re-
covery, but, Notwithstanding, knocked
| the ball out Of the green. Miss Stirling
was six feet short on her second and
Miss Hollins almost the same distance
away on her third. Miss Holins holed
ana Miss Stirling missed. so that they
baived In four.
No. 16, 430 Yards--Against the wind
Miss Stirling outdrove her opponent.
With an iron Miss Hollins played de-
| liberately short of the bunkers, while
Miss Stirling fell short and to the left
| on q brassie shot. With their third
shots both were over the green. Chip
ping back Miss Stirling laid her ball
almost dead, while Miss Hollins tried to
run up the high bank with putter and
failed. Her second attempt was more
successful. but she was playing two
more on her sixth. The putt missed
and Miss Stirling had the hole in s
against Z.
4 No. II, 215 Yards--Miss Stirling
| hooked her tee shot to the back of some
| high mounds and almost overran the
green on her next. Miss Hollinss was
better played, but her second also
twisted away beyond the cup. On the
difficult green both failed to get dead,
and they halved finally in 5. each re-
quiring three puts.
No. IS, 800 Yards-Miss Stirling
sliced to trap and Miss Hollins to the
rough. Sharing so as to keep short Of
the bunker In front OF the green, Miss
Stirling overdid 1t and had n long iron
to play from the rough on her third to
the green. The ball was. carried over
the spacious green by the force Of the
| wind. Faulty direction carried Miss
Hollins into the bunker to the right OF
| the green on her second. Playing two
more Miss Stirling overran the pin by
about fifteen feet and was woefully
short on her fifth shot. She missed her
sixth. and Miss Hollins won with an
approximate 5. Miss Hollins thus left
OFF with lead Of up.
Afternoon Round.
No. Miss Stirling had the longer
drive and her direction was perfect. She
put her second down near the green,
while Miss Hollins with the like was
1 trapped. On her fourth Miss Hollins
was nearly over the green. Twenty-Five
feet from the pin with her third Miss
Stirling made an easy and won by a
stroke.
No. Both were In the rough to the
right from the tee. Miss Stirling pulled
her next across the course to the rough
and laid her third eight feet from the
pin. The champion sank this putt, cas-
i lily winning the hole In 4, as Miss Hol-
Inns had played her third across the
u green.
No. 3--A perfect line was kept by
both from the tee. but against the wind
they decided to play short of the trap
The third shots were short and the
fourth on the corner of the green. Miss
Stirling had a chance to win after Miss
Hollins had missed. but the Atlanta Cir
failed and had to rest content with q
half In Z.
No. 4--Mlss Hollins was to the right
of the green in rough among the mounds
and Miss Stirling to the left On hel
second Miss Hollins overplayed the
green whereupon Miss Stirling laid her
second dead and. winning in 8 to 4. re.
duced her disadvantage to one hole.
No. 5--Miss Stirling sliced her drive
into n trap and pulled her recovery tc
the rough. She fiubbed her third intc
trap, was out In and tried Ione
stab for a s. Miss Hollins had followed
grand drive by slicing her iron shot
but she pitched on in and easily fin.
ished out In two puts, winning In s ant
becoming Q up again.
No. 6--Miss Stirling sliced to a trar
s. ON the tee and took 4 to reach thu
green. After another long drive Mis-.
Holllns swung her second. a brassie shot
Into the trap on the left, but got good
lie on grass. She was on In 3. 1--WE
puts for each gave the hole to Mis-.
Hollins in 8 to and left the Ions
Island girl UP.
No. 7--Miss Stirling outdrove Mis-,
Hollins with the wind and tackled on q
magnificent brassie which took her away
down within six yards OF the green. Miss
Hollins had used an iron for her second
and on the third was still abort of thf