New-York tribune., 1922-05-27

4 sIpeeted O. NeE. s
! !. vas wei that
| .h. did, for Mrs. 4ie.a Stirling
IscksoH, { determined, fighting sort Of
| golfer, never let down until the end
:sne. She held steadily 10 her task, a
sac always does, and made real game
/ ot Il in the afternoon. But the lead
Mss Stirling obtained in the early
part OF the issue proved too much for
Ter
i The Georgia girl in winning did not
i rsy as wel! yesterday as she did on
/ thursday or Friday. In the afternoon
she was struggling and found much
'olace IN her putter. That was her
4 handiest and most usc-ul weapon dur
ing the entire match Yesterday In
the morning Mrs. Jackson, after the
sTs. few holes, held her own with her
/ opponent in playing up to the green.
But once OF the mat Miss Stirring had a
decided advantage. She ran down
~erythlng in sight, puts from three
70 fifty feet
Still Excels in Putting
II the afternoon Mrs. Jackson IN oc.
;ssions even excelled in driving and
n playing approaches. but Miss Stirling
vas always on hand with her puttor
% save the hole. The wonder OF il all
vas that Mrs. Jackson did not give up
N despair. For we know Of nothing
more dlSheartening in golf match
nan to see your opponent dropping
?atts by the wholesale while you are
!assng over threefooters.
However, Miss Stirling well earned
aer laurels. She played her best golf
u the week and gave ample evidence
nat she is right back to where she was
no years ago, when she was queen of
american golf. II she can maintain the
same form for the remainder Of the
!eason there will not be any great
danger Of the national title leaving the
ecentry
A's Jackson was favored with bit
.. sck on the first hole Of the match.
Tsre she got half By laying her
@1oneNt a stymie which Miss Stirling
9asuccessfully attempted to jump
lien began Miss Strings putting
ireak which netted her four winning
Mes in succession She was down in
,e putt on the second hole One was
efficient on the third. She dropped
81 eight-footer on the fourth hole and
an down one putt Of twelve feet on the
1tth hole
OF course Mrs jackson was power
ess TO stop this onslaught. She might
have putted as we'll herself if she had
gwen her ball a better chance, but that
IS the difference between good and poor
putting. The only green on which Miss
Stirling took three puts in the morn
ing was the fourteenth which she lost
She finished the round with a medal
score Of So as against Mrs. Jackson's
g, and with q lead Of four holes was
abe TO enjoy her luncheon.
The cards of this round were as fol-
lows
Out:
NJ: H,' }..s.ss; ss5.sss sssss 60 s-:9
N: "" j.a..8ss js'1gl8ss -t5-ss ;-t5-;:
Two More for Miss Stirling
Mss Stirling started strongly in
me afternoon, bringing the putter into
good use again. Her putt of twelve
the tin and dropped with loud bang.
Mrs, Jackson stood to win with the
second hole, being up within three feet
o. the cup on her fourth shot while
Mss Stirling was fifteen feet away.
s1t the reverse happened. Miss Stir
Ing ran down her putt and Mrs. Jack
son missed hers-who wouldn't have?
and the Long Islander was up
10 make amends Miss Stirling took
.!ee puts on the next green and lost
ae mole. The fourth hole was halved
"a ~ hve' both playing well. Miss Stir
ing pushed her drive out of bounds
a 'he ttta, then played over the green
IN ner third and finally conceded the
',n two splendid shots.
mss Stirling then figured it was
soout tine q do some more scnsa-
..i .Onai putting and while Mrs. jackson
ssood over her ball about fifteen feet
Nv. .tVM me cup with an apparen. win in
seH'' Inc Albanian banged twenty
.u0eE r.Ght into the center of the
s s,.,. Inc best Mrs. Jackson could get
was hall
MRS JACKSON was closer to tho pin
~ her htth shot at the next hole, but
s.ssed sslssed ar easy putt for win. Miss
.:.llAng .:-lIig played over the green at the
IIshtn and lost the hole. Although she
.s' u lost two more holes starting the
.e'hoon round, Mns. Jackson, by her
~. sm''!'ng perseverance,, had actually
W., ~. down the lead OF her opponent and
s..h nine holes to play was still very
4'geh Of contender.
s.in'qt after the turn was made Miss
t''.ihg braced and played good golf
-. Tae remainder Of The distance. She
;'ac'UGed the contest with grand
20, On The fifteenth hole. which meas
I,Gss t5o yards. Her tee shot on this
I've landed on the green and it was
nu.. nv snort for her to run her approach
~ ~ oead to the hole. The cards Of
ELS round were:
Gut:
Mss Mss Stirling As 4s75es It's
In: Iachson..5 5 5 SIS
Nl..s NN,.s s,irlins5 ss s45a
~. .. jackson. 5 s
!he summary:
en-, Bsis1,..on eight-Miss Eliza beth T1ar
2orri. eI1tosEol. beat Miss Eleanor Mellon
s.ee ouAty, up and 20 play
Glen O. r41teen--Nrs. CourtlauG Smith ,
Es.ar EEidse. beat Mrs Percy ingalls,
TbcSS SSoQhty, up and TO play
wi siI,@en-Mrs. II. 6. laird Wvka-
up ana Mss n Louise Patterson, PlainAeld /
Nos,eilsh1 siha,een,-Mrs h.., u. l. Devausney,
Fit.h' up and 70 play
Ad.. si1,sen-Mrs. G. Murnane, Glen /
oNat Miss sIf Clan f3idoe