The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-25

u8uuor IN Wnlcn cecil LelCcn, En-
-Hefeated by her American rivals la
persons associated with the game il
which Is planned for the spring is
II Wa made known today that the
american invasion WIN be made with
Stronger squad OF, golfers than ever
peforO visited . foreign shore in quest
3 championship laurels. Uncle Sans
REPRESENTATIVES. viii include such well
Known titieholders az Jack Hutchi-
scn. Jesse Guilford, Miss Marion Hol-
uns and Miss Gienna Collett.
. The former 10 British champion,
saving defeated Roger wethered. Ok
Ssrd star. In the play-off Of seventy
40 holes at st. Andrews on June rs
| hgG Miss Hollin's claim to fame
fosts In the manner Of her win last
0et0ber over Aiexa Stirling, the five
pear champion Of women golfers In
Jesse 0uiiford surprised the golfing
e9mmunity In this country when he
Won thu title In st. Louis last Septem-
ber By debating Bob Gardner, for
Qner champion. Glenna Collects jump
into the golf spotlight was made when
- beat Cecil Leitch In the British
wemen.s tournament over the Berthe
l1n course.
II 10 likely that . number Of other
American golfers will Join the team
eskore the time for sailing arrives.
Long Jim" Barnes. Walter
Hagen and score Of other profess
s,on.l. have. during the The past past co ::
!. Joln Hutchinson In his effort for tho
British open title. z
Among the amateurs II IL expected
that Frank Ouimet, Bob Gardner.
Chick Evans, Bobby Jones and other
Dfominsnt simon-pures will 60 in
6neat Of the British title.
II IN known that Marion Hollins
md dilemma Collett will be included
n the list Of women stars who viii
sort Uncle Sans colors- A strenu-
G1ao effort n being made by the
United States Golf Association to
Augment this list with the name6 Of
boveral other women golfers. The
boxt couple OF weeks will no doubt
ma the names of at least six others
eddsd 70 this HIST. sg.
Hutchison 70, at present playing
= series of matches with Long Jim"
| Barnes ~ his partner on the Pacific
|ooaSt. In all OF their games to date
they have exhibited the fine brand
|Se rolf that has made them stars OF
the links. With such an ail-around
6tar a. walter Hagen they form q
kr1umvirate that appears to be more
nlAsay in all respects that any two
1reaf Britain can send against them.
"a they keep up to their game the
Dr4fisf open title should once again
nume into possession of Uncle Sam.
Jesse Guilford Is considered by q
majority Of golfing experts a. one
Y the greatest stars of recent years
nong amateurs. His defeat of
dAarles Chick Evans and Bob Gard
her. OF st. Louis. last summer gives
him q standing that few present-day
lnlsmen can boast of. Evans was
NATIONAL open and amateur champion.
Gardner ID another former title
1older.
In defeating this pair Guilford
howed enough class to convince fans
b this country that he is a strong
bnough standard bearer to invade
Foreign shores with great confidence
M taking premier honors among
kFhateurs.
II Evans ana Gardner decide 10 ac-
ompany him the Americans will no
oubt hold their own.
I'm the event that Frank Ouimet,
lobby Evans and other stars arc
Included In the invading forces,
America viii have tho strongest
uuad Of amateurs that every jour-
eyed across the Atlantic.
Marion Rollins has played twice In
81 British women's series. Each
me the Long Island girl and ma
onal women's titleholder has made
croditable showing. The lessons
mt she learned on each Of these
,casions are going to help her i'm.
rove her game when she tees UP on
ritish soil next May. With the as
tanoe Of Glenna Collett, Americas
bpes Of bringing back the British
omen's title appear to be brighter
N ever before. In the event that
era Stirling decides to make the
IN. golfers here will feel that
ncie Sam will at last prove to the
blfine world that his women players
8 superior to their foreign rivals
the links.