New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
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Mrs. Hur,d Beats Miss ColIett 8.
In North and South Golf Meet
Pittsburgh Player Seems on Way TO Another Cham
pionship After Easy Win at Pinehurst; Mrs. Let's
and Miss Fownes Appear as Her Closest Rivals
Special cosrssponde~ Of 4hs Trsosns

y. V. dorothy <Campbell) Hurd, of
Pittsburgh, appeared ON the way 70 an
other win in the North and South
chainpicnship To-day. when she defeat
ed Miss GIenna Coiiett, of the Rhode
island Country Club, 3 and /, in first
round match.
Miss CoIlett was considered the most
formidable rival the internationalist
had IN the tournament, and she made a
tine e fort. Had Miss Collett been able
to get down in two from the edge of
the sand greens she might have won,
Tor up to the greene she was better
than Mrs. Hurd; she outhit Mrs. Hurd
on practically every wo-shot-hole tee,
put feli down when within range Of the
| Miss Sarah Fownes, of Oakmont. and
Mrs. F. G. Let's jr., Onwentsia. who
won their matches to-day, are the only
players remaining in the field. capable
OF giving Mrs. Hurd a contest. As Miss
Fownes and Mrs. Let's are the lower
half OF the draw, il is likely that one
OF these two will meet the former
champion in the final round.
Mrs. Let's Wins Hard Match
While the match. between Mrs. Hurd
and Miss Collett attracted the gallery
here to-day, the hardest and closest
contest Was played between Mrs. Flea
nor Harwood, of Olympia Fields, and
Mrs. Let's. They are two of the lead
ing golfers in the Chicago district and
had to go to the nineteenth hole be-
fore Mrs. Let's won. Mrs. Harwood
staged fine rally in order to carry
the match past the home green.>
:. The Olympia Fields golfer was 2
down going to the fifteenth, but she
got par at this hole and squared the
match at the sixteenth with a par s.
The seventeenth and eighteenth holes
were haMed in fours and fves and Mrs.
Let's got a 5 at the nineteenth, d
topped second shot running more than
175 yards to the sand Mrs. Harwood
was short with her second and too
strong with her third. She took six.
Miss Fownes and Miss Edith Cum
mlngs, OF Onwentsia, had a close
match, but Miss Fownes sank a num-
Der OF long puts and won two up.
MISS Collett made a bad start in
her match against Mrs. Hurd. She nut
her second to the first hole in trap
and just got out~in three. Her fourth
was too strong, leaving her seven
loot putt for q five, which she missed
Mrs. Hurd took three to get home, but
was down in two puts. At the turn
Mrs. Hurd was three up and she OBJ
tanned the discouraging lead of four
up by sinking long putt for birdie
three at the tenth, after Miss Collett
had played a fine second to The edge
of the green and placed her third nine
inches from the cup for sure 4.
Miss Collett did we'll TO carry the
match to the 18th. AS it was, she
missed a putt of little more than
foot for win at the 11th, lost the
18th, when Mrs. Hurd dropped putt
from the edge of the green and had to
be satisfied with half at the 14th,
where Mrs. Hurd again dropped long
putt for four, after Miss Collett had
hit two wallops to the edge and laid
her third within two feet for we'll
played four.
The Providence player won the 18th,
and 10th, with a par three and q. par
FIVE, but lost the nth, missing two two
foot putt for half which would have
made her lose two and one, instead of
three and one. The second round will
be played Monday.
The summary:
Championship sixteen-Mrs Hope Glib
son. Hamilton: beat Mrs. c: B: Hollings-
M0rth Mora and ssat MRS =
Collett. Rhode Island and l E; Miss Louise
Elkins. Oakmont. beat Mrs. G. NJ. Howard.
). ..
Midlothian. beat Miss Kate Bowman.
Plainfeld. and 2; Miss Sarah Fownes,
Oakmont. beat Miss Edith Cummings. On
beat Mrs. Myron NJ MARI Mooa
land, and g. Mrs +. G.. Let's Jr. On
wentsia. beat Mrs. e. E. Harwood. Olympia
Fields, up. 10 holes
Second eight-AIrs. Harriet Waters. Apa-
wamisss beat Mrs William West. Hunting
ton Valley. and 3 Mrs. F. r. Keating
Spring Lake. beat Mrs: G, A: Magoon. Oak
nVrd K. n
son. beat Mrs. E. n. Baker jr, Norwich.
and 4; Mrs. Joa Bydolek. Buffalo, beat
Mrs. j. H. Horner. Pittsburgh. and 3.
Third eight-Mrs. Francis j Doyle. Tor
and 8; Miss Clarissa Metcalf. Agawain
Hunt. beat Mrc c. $. Waterhouse. Ardsley.
6 and s: Mrs. J. II. Wright Buffalo. beat
Donald Parson. Youngstown. beat Miss
Carolyn Bogart, Elizabeth. and 2.
Results OF other matches in which met
ropolisan district players participated fol,
low; :
Hackensack. beat Miss Anna Merrill.
3, R,rookline. 5 and A: Mrs. Ebernara i'aber.
North Andover. and /.
Fifth eight--Mrs Herman Ellis. Walton
Heath, beat Mrs. Jansen Noyes. Montciair.
and Al Miss Louise Patterson, Piainfeld.
and 6; Mrs. John F. Gilmore, Detroit. beat
Miss Ethel Ecker. Greenwich. and 2. >
Sixth cight-Mrs Tom Kelley. Southern
Pines. beat Miss Helen NJ. Barber. Race
Brook. and 2: Mrs H. j. wtlkens. Will
mngton. beat Mrs. Hugh McNair Kahler.
Princeton, up.
Seventh eight--Mrs. Almon c. Judd. Wa
terbury. beat Mrs. W.. M: Bowden. Grand
Mere. and G; Mrs. r. s. Quigley Lock-
haven, beat Mrs. r. c. Riancke. Montclain
and 8; Mrs Juliet Mosher.. Brooklyn,
beat Mrs. James H. Mason, Brookline. 8
and S; Mrs. F. w. Remick. Brae Burn. beat
Mrs. Nash lockwood. Dunwoodfe, 1 up, Is
holes. -
Mrs. Norma Werner. Brooklyn. best Mrs.
L. f. Beali, Eniontown. l up, 10 hoies. =
Ninth eight--Mrs. w. NJ. Hager Ral-
tusroi, beat MISS Virginia Burrage. Wood
land. 3 and i; Mrs. N. A. Doyle Baltusrol,
beat Mrs. H. r. Hotchkiss. New Haven,
up. tt'.
Lafayette Track Men Out
EASTON. Pa, March 26.--Outdoor
track and field practice at Lafayette
College will start next Thursday after.
noon. Coach Harold A. Bruce will have
as nucleus Bob Crawford, the star
middle distance runner. and LeConey