Evening star., 1922-09-26

The rairings for the hrst round Of
match MAY today. determined by nu-
iuericai drawing. were as follows:
UPPER HALF.
Miss Glerna Collett VS.. Mrs. H. D. Sterrett.
Mrs. E. A. Hardin vs.. Miss H. Sherwood.
Mrs. Norman !. Toerse VS.. Mrs. Joseph
Ms. +. c. Let's. jr, vs.. Mrs. E; +; Filler. n.
Mrs. D. c. eaat VS.. Mrs. C, c. Russell.
Mrs. Norman P. Rood VS.. Miss Louise B.
MIS-. R. H Barlow vs. Miss Kathleen Cor
man.
LOWER HALF.
Miss Marion Hollins VS.. Mrs. Quentin F.
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd VS.. Miss Au.
Mrs. H Arnold jackson VS.. Miss B. W.
Miss Florence Halloran VS.. Mrs. F. N.
Mrs. Caleb F. Fox Mrs. Clifton G.
Ms. Will m A. Gavin VS.. Miss NJ. Cameron.
Miss F. Hatfield VS.. Mss Sara FOwnes.
Plays Sterling Golf.
Miss Collett played sterling golf in
repeating her 1921 feat of leading the
pualifers. Straight down the fair
Way from every tee her shots were
revelation to the gallery that was
scarcely expecting to see slight
young girl make such shots. Not
once did her drive fail her. Never
was she in the rough. On but one
role was she in Il bunker. and plac-
Iically every green on the Greenbrier
course is surrounded by traps. On
the short eighth hole she drove into
Il bunker and took ..
Otherwise her play was almost per-
feet. aside from 4 few approaches
that fell to the right of the greens,
and her approach puts did not get
close enough to compensate for this
discrepancy. ON two holes she took
three puts. From tee 10 green she
played almost hawless golf. her tim
jag and coordination being perfect.
and the growing on her swing prac-
tjrally prcciuded any chance for er-
TorS.
The only PLAYER who could ap-
r-roach the brilliant play of Miss
CnIlett was Miss Hollins. who fin
i.hali with ali So. Miss Hollins. her
self one of the longest drivers in the
rrillrl of women golfers. could not
keep Up with the tremendous shots
r,f The Providence star. She has been
recently came back into the game.
h'!t from the many good shots in
I.r ha- no one could tell this.
Although she was yards behind Miss
r"1lett, after their tee shots. she
Fought Il royal battle They were
Notwithstanding Miss Collett's longer
drives Miss Holiins kept in the run
ming by Il series OF brilliant ap-
l.roacheS from various distances that
usually within ten or twelve feet
Of the pin. quite like Jock Hutchi-
son when he Is playing his famous
stoppum shot II the champion had
not been weak on many OF the greens.
six times taking three puts she
jtrh =
the list. What Miss Hollins lacked
in distance on her tee shots she made
up in accuracy except for slices on
three holes. one of which carried her
out OF bounds.
District Players Fail.
None OF the Washington players was
able 10 qualify. Mrs. J. f. De Farges.
Columbia. took a 1o1: Mrs. James c.
Dunn. Chevy Chase, required 119 and
Mrs l. q. Cameron. Chevy Chase, did
,lot hand in her card.
Notwithstanding the comparative
ase of the course there were at least
It third of the 134 starters of the
record breaking entry list of 163 that
went above 100. The water hazards
hat abound around the course proved
Il waterloo 70 most of the players:
However. steady golf among the
leaders was the order of the day.
tours, fves and skies apparently being
Tie only figures most of the stars
rev.
Mrs. J. ". Taylor took an on the
ss"venteenth. one of the rare IS
ken by those playing in under 100.
SHE drove ball squarely onto an
island in the middle of the lake. She
l.red rowboat. was pulled to the
ISLAND and proceeded to play her shot
from there. but unfortunately shot
her second to the edge of the water,
where she played it with difficulty,