The New York herald., 1922-09-27

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championship.
putted and missed on her sixth. leaving
her opponent three for the hole.
The first two holes of the incoming
journey were evenly and accurately
played. A slight wind had turned the
$50 yard tenth into a good for the fair
sex. Each had putt to win in 4, but
half in was good value for the play.
A long iron from the rough to the green
Of the $40 yard eleventh was feature
OF Mrs. Feitners play here. The latter
had no trouble laying her third dead.
Miss Hollins had a magnificent putt
from the edge of the green. but. failing
to hold, she still found enough 10 do to
obtain the half.
The concluding hole, the twelfth, was
dismal affair. Miss Hollins found
herself trapped on a long drive directly
on the line OF play. Mrs. Feitner
skrted this bunker to the right, hit
| long second and would have been on
with her third but for a bad kick. AS
1t was she lay handily on the edge ard
never lad 10 play another stroke.
Two shots Beat Miss HoIIins.
| Miss Holl.ns meanwhile had recovered
frcIn the. trap and with her third was
away down on the left. Her fourth went
ever the green anc on her next two
shots she lifted her head for a net gain
CT about twelve inches of territory.
T',ese two shots terminated the reign Of
| Mss Hollins as queen of the links.
! ",That'll do, Lillian" she called as she
! picked up her ball and crossed the green
to congratulate her friend ana cor
| queror
| The cards:
out. ........... 5 3 A "a Oil
MISS HoLLINs- 10
MRS. MRs. .FEi;iiTNsiEiRi- -
MISS HoLLiNs-
| In............... 4. s
The gallery. leaving the match which
| saw the champion defeated, was re-
| leased in time to trail along behind
what turned out to be the hardest fought
contest of the day, that in which Mrs,
| w. A. Gavin, former Metropolitan cham
pion, but now entered from Hunter
| combe, England, was taken to the nine
teenth green by Miss Margaret Cameron
the Northern California titleholder
| Mrs. Gavin won the thirteenth and
fourteenth and holding this lead through
the fifteenth and sixteenth stood dormie
eron on superior work around the green,
while on the eighteenth Mrs. Gavin
hooked a little and had to play from
heel mark IN the sand
| The California girl lost the match on
the nineteenth by lifting her head and
pitching into a bunker on a short APP
proach. Down in 6 Miss Cameron left
her opponent to hole yard putt for
victor but Mrs. Gavin made no mistake.
1 n. IA q -. r IAp
wood suffered no disgrace as her oppo-
nent. Miss Hardin, played one of the
finest games of the day and was no
more than 3s for the first nine. The
BaltuJrol representative will have her
mettie tested tomorrow, as in the sec
ond round she meets Glenna Collet, who
also was out winning her first round
4 by and 5.
New York Players Divided.
OF the New York players Miss Hardin
and Mrs. Toerge are in the upper half.
III the lower half Mrs. Feitner now meets
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd. former
holder of the American and British and
| Canadian titles.
Just under these two the bracketing
calls for another purely metropolitan
4
Heckscher.
Like her opponent Of the second round
Mrs. Hurd played the first nine holes
in Al.
Miss Aiexa Stirling was out in 40
against Miss Elizabeth Gordon of Prov
idence. At this stage the former cham
pion had the Rhode Island girl 5 down.
Miss Stirling won the match by 6 and A..
The summary
| FIRST ROUND.
| UPPER HALF.
Miss Glenna Collett. Providence, defeated
Mrs. III. ID. Sterrett, Huchson, q and :.
Miss Elizabeth Hardin. Baltusrol defeated
Miss Rosamond Sherwood. st. Georges. 6
Mrs. Norman X. Toeree. Nassau. defeated
Mrs. Joseph Bydoiek. East Aurora, and
Mrs. r. g. Let's. Onwentsia. defeated Mrs.
Il. II. Filter, Merton. ) and 3.
Miss Edith Cummings. Onwentsia, defeated
Miss Louise Ferdyce. Youngstown, 3 and 2.
Mrs. d. c. Gaut. Memphis. defeated Mrs. G.
G. Russell, milwaukee,. and 2.
Mrs. n. L. Reed. Wilmington. defeated Miss
Louise Elkins, Oakmont. and 5.
Mrs. n. II. Barlow. Merton. defeated Miss
Kathleen German, Parkersburg, and 4.
LOWER HALF.
i Mrs. Quentin +. Feitner. South Shore, de-
/ fested Miss Marion Horlins. Westbrook,
Mrs. d. G. Hurd. westmoreland defeated
/ Miss Audtey Faust. ST. Louis. 3 and /.
I Mrs. H. Arnold Jackson. Greenwich. de-
4 feated Miss Bessie Fem, Poland. and Q.
4 Mrs. o. NJ. Heckscher. Piping Rock, defeated
/ Miss Frances Halloran. Salt Lake City,
Miss Aiexa Stirling. Atlanta, defeated Miss
Il Elizabeth NJ. Gordon, Providence, and 4.
| Mrs Clifton G.. Alexander, Exmooi. defeated
| Mrs. Caleb +. Fox. Huntington Valley.
| and l.
Mrs. W. a. Gavin. Huntercombe. England
! defeated Miss NJ. Cameron. Anandale. ! w
| s1o holes)
| Miss Florence Hadfeld, Blue Mound, de-
feated Miss Sara Fownes, Oakmont,
4 and q