Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-07
StirLing-V

Both had fine drives from the first
tee, Mrs. Vanderbeck being away, but
shc was right down the middle with her
brsssie second. while Miss Stirling
sliced, though she was up ther, too.
Mrs, Vanderbeck run UP was poor,
scarcely on, while Miss Stirling Clipped
no close. but missed a three foot putt.
Halved in 5s.
Mrs. Vanderbcck was in the rough
ON her drive to the second and played
safe with an iron. Miss Stirling was
trapped with brassie second in a
shallow place. from which she chipped
clean across the green. Mrs. Wander
beck was. on in three. Miss Stirling
chpped over again and was l down,
6.5.
Mrs. Vandcrbeck was thirty yards
shorter from the third tee and csSnyed to
play safe OF the traps ahead when she
drew bad lie. She trirklcd into the
trap. however. Miss Stirling sliced q
brassr to the rough. but chiped al
most dead. She missed the putt. but
wen, when Mrs. Nanderbcck missed a
fOurSf-otcr. All square.
Miss Stirling ovcrran the short fourth
end drew II tough downh!ll lie on a
bunker bank. Her chin back trick!cd
oil the way over the green sloping away,
NUT she sank fhc putt from forty feet.
Mrs. Nan&crbc"k was on with her
drive and down in two puts for half
B.. That putt was, lucky break for
Miss Stirling. who played two bad shots
on the hole.
Miss Stirling was away at the fifth
and hCr iron was on the edge. Mrs.
Nundcrhc2k $ iron had worse stop and
her chip almost rolled clean over the
green. Miss Stirling missed n four-foot
putt and it was a half in IS. Both drew
odd hazard stances nt the sixth drives.
Mr.. Vandcrbcck missing her second and
taking four to get on. Miss Stirling had
beautiful iron and was n foot from
Mrs. NandcrbOck in 3. She sank her
tcn-foot putt and was up for the first
time. She pulled to the rough from the
seventh tee with trees and bunkprs
ahead but got fine iron. Mrs. Van
dcrbeck was straight down the middle
with n drive and brassie. but used
brassle thirds. Mrs. Vanderbeck muffed
hers horribly off the tee but was nicely
on in 4. like Miss Stirling. They halved
In skies.
Both were close to the eighth in 2.
Miss Stirling being trapped. Both were
too strong to get on and hnlved in 5s.
Mrs. Nanderbeck was short with her
second to the ninth, but Miss Stirling
was badly trapped close to the green.
She had wonderful out, trickling
within four feet Of the pin. Both missed
their puts and 1t was halved in 5s.
Miss Stirling l up at turn.
Their cards:
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Out ',..,"..5 5 s5ss s5 SIS
Square at Tenth
Miss Stirling put her brassie out of
bounds at the tenth and was nearly
out on her next, but her mashie fifth
was four feet from the pin. The crowd
yelled wildly. But Mrs. Vanderbeck
straight down all the way had 2 for 1t
and squared the match, 6-7.
Miss Stirling had a beautiful spoon
shot to the eleventh green, narrowly
missing put for bird. Mrs. Wander
beck Clipped dead and they halvcd In
wonderful fours. Mrs. Vanderbcck was
9lnkered from the twelfth tee and lost
distance to Miss Stirling 8 beautiful tee
shot. Miss Stirling had long iron and
was better than Mrs. Vanderbeck' s
spoon. Mrs. Vanderbeck was a stroke
% the bad all the way and was again
down, 6-5.
=, Both had to play over the trees, Miss
Stirling getting the water, Mrs. Van.
acrbeck the trap. Miss Stirling dropped
pack and was nicely on in 4, but missed
The putt. Mrs. Vanderbeck had Clipped
on and squared the match with two
puts, 90. Mrs. Vanderbeck was
trapped on her drive and was just top
uyins for distance in 2. She had to
wy Tor the green with brassie and
sot the water. Miss Stirling, playing
Mte after that, had another lucky break
%nen her iron stopped rolling on the
St 1aGt bank Of the water and she Clipped
ueaa' Miss Stirling l up-4.8.
=, lhe champion then stuck ball over
me short fifteenth, out Of bounds, and
vas vas almost out again, kick to the
rough saving her. Mrs. Vanderbeck
Sane through nobly with a fine spoon.
mss stirling Clipped over the green
.Or trap and cornered the hole. All