Evening star., 1922-09-27

Necessarily Miss Hollins was only
one of sixteen to go down to defeat.
but she was the lone outstanding
favorite to be eliminated. the other
fifteen contests resulting as was gem
orally expected.
Matches BEING Played Today.
Pairing for the second round today
brought the following lineup:
Miss Glenna Coiiett, Providence Vs.
MiSx 4, f.. Hardin. BaltusrOi.
Mrs. Norman TOerGe. Nassnu' w.
Mrs. F., e. Let's, jr., OnWentsia.
Mis-, Edith Cummings. 0nwentsia'
~, Mrs. David Gaut. Memphis.
Mrs. Norman Rood, Winning son,
Mrs. II. H. Barlow, Merton CRICKET
Wrs. Quentin G. Feitner. south
shore. vs.. Mrs. Dorothy Campbeii
Hurd, Boston. .,.
Mrs. II. Arnold Jackson. Greenwich
Miss AleNa Stirling. Atlanta vs. Mrs'
&. e.. Alexander, ExntOor.
Mrs. William Gavin, England vs.
Miss T.. HndteId. Biuemond.
NiSs Holiins Outciassed.
Miss Ho!lins was outclassed yes
<arday from the first tee until the
watch ended on the twelfth green.
lybcther II was because Miss HolllnS
l,as not been in good health since
winning the title last year VI
whether her two grouse hunting tlIp'
TO Scotland in the interim nave
vented her from keeping up win n.i
game. the fact remains 'lat w.,
Feitner had bag full OF SnolS 'ha'
Miss HollinS could not touch.
Mrs. Feitncr'S game was easy
steady. smooth and polished. She
played every wooden shot squareiy up
the center of the fairwaE with
enough distance. approached dccu
rateiy and confidently and putted
deadiv only once was she bothered
by the traps that surround hes
every green on this plctuIeSque
mountain course. On the second hoie
she was bunkered badly. 1t lookeo
hopeless but playing from a nan s'.
ting, half kneeling position asdills'
the bunker. she pitched her pal' ~. ~.
in ten feet of the pin for win nav
ing won the first TWO holes. Mrs.
Fcitner nro. eeded to len%taen her
lead until at the turn she was
III, and from there On II was just d
question how long Miss Holisns couid
stave off defeat.
Marion Hollins started off badly.
A 6 and "a on the first two
holes. due principally to slicing into
trouble, put her behind, never again
to be in the running. Her dfiVlns;
for which she is noted. was the equai
of that of Mrs. Feitner. though not 50
accurate once she had rut away
her wooden club, however, there was
no comparison.
The Long Island girl could not put
her approaches up, and hole after
hole slipped away. because or that
hole, where, after completely dubb-
ing two approaches for a total OF
eleven yards. the ex-champion walked
over and said. Congratulations. Lii
liam: that's grand game you've
got now
CoIlett Wins Easily.
All OF the other well known stars
came through their first day of
match play in good style. Miss
Glenna CoIlett. the Providence
miracle. who stands out as the con-
sricuous figure to date in the tourna-
msnt because OF her perfectly con-
,,olled. machiue-like play. and who
had no difficulty with her match
against Mrs Charles Sterrett of
Kansas. winning with the wide mar
gin Of S and > handling every club
with the greatest ease and surety.
Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta.
Let's, jr., Onwentsia. and her fellow
clubw Miss Edith Cummings,
the young and slight Chicago player,
who only lately has entered the
Soldng inner circle, ana Mrs. DOrOtny
Campbell Hurd, winner of ten
national titles. English. Scotch,
Canadian and United States, all went
through to the second round by play
ing sound, though not sensational
golf.
Mrs. William a. Gavin. the only
remaining representative from Great
Britain, had more difficulty. only de-
feating Miss Margaret Cameron on
the nineteenth hole. when the latter
put her second shot in bunker after
putting up plucky fight against her
more experienced rival.
Miss Hardin "Dnrk Horse"
If there is a dark horse in this
tournament 1t is Miss f.. A. Hardin OF
Baltusrol. formerly of the Exmoor
Club. This young woman, who was
never heard of before in big matches,
has been quietly going around the
links in a manner thai should take her
a long ways. Yesterday in defeating
Rosamond Sherwood. no mediocre
player. by and 5. she went out in
q 80.
Miss Kathleen German. the nine-
teen-year-old champion of Virginia,