New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
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In Match Play
Mcdalisl Miss Cummings
Easily Beats Mrs. Chap
man in North-South Golf

FINEHURST y, c.. March 25.-rwo
rcmarash'c rounds Of 81 were plavod
oa tire championship course at Pine
hurst to-day in tho FIRST round of match
rlav .a thc vomcu's North and Soutb
Championship CoiI tournament.
Miss GIcnra tolctt, OF Providence.
winner ot the qualifying medal i'm tho
lasl national title event. went around
'r 30 t2--Sl. against Mrs. Harold e..
Foreman OF Chicago. and won by M
ard 60 play Miss Col,ett's 70 for the
f~st nine holes included n fine 3 on
,bo eighth hole and still finer on
Mr.. IT, Johnson Scamme}. sister oI
v c. Jovucs ir.. the former national
cha NN. covered the course i'm IS
t3 bcr match with Miss Louise
Fordycc. of Youngstown, and won by
\ up eUa 10 play Mrs. ScammcH
rcacHcd tbc cycc1 with her second shot
OF the fI6-yard twelfth hole and sank
twony foot putt for birdie 3.
MISS Edith Cummings. the mcdahst.
went out iu - against Mrs. John u
Chapman. of Greenwich and won the
match by IS and 3. The medalist gath
Mrs. Ronald n. Baelov. of Pbjladol-
rh had 20 around iN 42-i5- 81
against Mis- Harriet Shepard, Of Hart
ford. IN order 20 win, . and j. \ Gnc .
FOR Mrs Barlow ON tho sixth hole and
= charged UP against Miss Shcpard i'm
The course o the round, proved the de
oidirC factors OF the match. Miss
Shepard despite those two IS. finished
with medal score Of 45-46 81.
W. c. Fowncs jr, of Oakmont. for
mer national amateur champion and
captain OF the American international
team. arrived to-day to warm up for
the two big championships Harold
Weber, Of Toledo, and Lester Conlov
Of Slwanoy, former -Missjssippi
champion, were among the additions to
The amateur group.
Waiter Hagen, Willie Ogg. winner Of
the Shawnee open; Pat DoVlc. Of Deal.
Charlie Hoftpcr. John Golden. Cyril
walker, Gil Nicols and many others as
wei known are here. A full delegation
OF FLORIDA golfers viii arrive to-mor-
1ow 10 participate in the champion-
SmPs' as well Is the team match on
Thursday next. when an all-Florida
team will play Pinehurst.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss CoIlett
f0d Waiter Hagen will play an cxhibi-
Ton with Miss Cummings and Pat
iI"l.sNl0 SlNtNen tNTSt match rOuud1
.AITs O.. F. tbolacker, ArcoIa defeated
MS ~ West. Huntington Valley. dc
feaied Mrs. I. J Doyle. Torrnsdnlc . and
Nis r II. Barlow Phi<delphis dc-
.eate1 MISS Harriet shepard Hartford .
Shd ,, Miss Cleuna tolIett. Mctacouu-t. de
.ested Mrs H. E. Foreman. Lake shore
and a. Miss sarah Fowncs. Oakmon1. de
teaieo Mrs. NJ. Seeey Essen c. G. g.
sr snd Miss Edith Cummings, Onwentsia
Ceteetcd Mrs J. u. Chapman Greenwich,
and . Mrs NJ. j. Scammeu. Uniontown
oeteated Miss Louise Fordyce. Youugs-
town, and Z. and Miss NJ. a. Woolfe
sum ngdale. defeated Miss Dorothy Dot
tsr Charlotte. and ..
Frs Eight - Miss Kate Bomanr
Plain cid defeated Mrs. j. H. Wright
Oakront. defeated Mrs II. H. Backhain
Detroit. Z and Miss Frances +. Stebbins
Hfec Bu>n, defeated Miss Dorothy Sherer.
UAtroit, and 4. and Miss Dorothy Rich
STas, Ma> field, won from Mrs Ralph Ham
me- Pomopoke by default
second cieht-Mrs. c. 8. Walterhopse.
Ardsley, defeated Mrs. r.. r Wanner, Pine
hurst. 4snd 3, Misc Frances VIcknel.
3 ieVeland defeated Mrs. Francis T Keat-
ng, Agawam. to ., Mrs Charles Moth
.rsele. YoutalIash. defeated Mrs H. c.
rhiibnch. Braeburn and (; Mrs. Thomas
Kelley. southern Pines defeated Miss C.
: w alden, Brooklyn. s to 5.
Third eight-Miss Natalie Robertson
Braeburn. defeated Mrs. A bert Mcdonald.
merry valley, one up; Mrs. W l.. Pierce
oerlotte, defeated Mrs. g. Hollingsworth
~ rreensburE. by default Mrs r H Thomas
Hsckensach, defeated Mrs i d Hath
w.. Percy Arnold Brockton. defeated Miss
ii oilISOn. BrRebUru nm