Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
a first and second club team will play
In the same league.

first and second club team will play
In the same league.
Torresdale triumphed in the Walling-
ford division, thanks to the efforts In
the main of Mrs. F. J. Doyle, Miss
Margaret and Dorothy Doyle. Any way
you look at it they were three -fifths OF
the team.
The first individual competition wac
for the Clarence II. Geist Cup, and
Miss Caverly won this medal event by
hvc strokes. Tho young stars Of the dis
trict made an excellent showing.
1, In the first annual invitation event ar
St. Davids, Miss Hutchinson and Miss
Margaret Doyle tied, the latter winning
the play off.
Next came the Philadelphia cham.
PionShip at Whitemarsh, which was all
Mrs. Nanderbcck. She won the medal
the first day and went right through
final. ' =" 'ne
Mrs. Biiven Wins
Mrs. Waite Bliven, Llanerch. put on
one OF the prettiest rounds in the
ida DIXON Cup, a net affair, and then
the leaders Travelled to Boston for tho
inter- city. matches and Eastern title.
Mrs. Nanderbeck scored SS-9O-ITs
10 WIN the title. Against New Yorl,
mrs: Fanderbeck beat Mrs. W. A.
lawn; one up, and then broke the
i'rooklinS course record informally
with an 81 she played out to beat Miss
fanny Osgood. Boston was the win
,fer OF me team title. for the first time
IN something like nine years.
Mrs. Vanderbcck PLAYED vonderfu,
golf at Shawnee 10 win The LennMa , ,nu ~
y!tation tournament, trimming Miss
Hollins in the finals, as described
| above. 'De'
The Fridolyn Cup drew a large entr,
FOR, the mixed foursomes at Philmcnt
and was won by Miss Theodore Lille,
paired with Philip Corson. The pair
entered from Merton and, If memorv
serves, had q 70. ''
Mrs. Vanderbeck was the far.and. .
did 30. anu
DroIl Affair
The Farnum Cup play will not soor
be forgotten. Mrs. Vanderbeck anG
Miss Caverly were the favorites and il
was played at the Cricket Club. their
home course. The first day found Mrs
landerbeck in the lead with an 81. Mis-
Caverly was II strokes back at 95.
She scored an SIS the next day and
Mrs. Nanderbeck a OF, one of the worst
rounds the latter had played all season
She took about four puts on tho last
green and Miss Csverly holed out from
on the edge over an undulation. The
last green decided it. Miss Caverly had
made up II strokes and won. 18O &c
1871.
More than score OF Philadelphinn
went over to Hollywood for competition
IN the national, but the going was rain
ana the qualiiiers, low so only handful
from this district got in.
Miss Caverly lost to Miss Edit
Ieitch, after close tilt, and Mrs. Van.
dcrbeck met Miss Stirling for the fourtl
time in the semi final round. Tho frst
, time Mrs. Vnnderbeck won, in 1O15. and
lie next day won the championship. All
their matches have gone more than th,
full route on tho average.
From Hollywood most Of the stsr
came here and played IN the Berthellyy
/ Cup. Cecil Leitch, British. Frencl
aud Canadian champion, had Just lost h
Mrs. Let's in the national and was Il
suffer the same fate here, this time n
the hands OF the little wizard, Glenn,
| CollGtt.
Miss I.eitch won the medal, but Ioy
n thrilling match to Miss Colett on tn,
eighteenth. Miss Collett went througl
to the finals, beating Mrs. Gavin,
and 3.