New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
ok Freebooe Triumph
Mrs. Quentin Feitner Eliminates Champion
Miss Marion Hollins From National Tourney
Miss Alexa Stirling, Aided
by Long Drives, Tri-
glmphsO Over Miss Gordon

dormie two. Right there Miss Cameron
showed her mettle. Mrs. Gavin played
her approach poorly on the seventeenth,
and Miss Cameron took advantage of
this opportunity to win the hole, aided
by long putt. On the last hole sho
pitched fine mashie shot to the green,
while Mrs. Gavin pulled her shot 10 a
trap. Mrs. Gavin with poor approach
putt took 5 and the pair went 10 The
nineteenth for the decision.
Both OF the drives were fairly good,
Miss Canieron's being q little better.
The Californian had fine chance to
pitch on with her third and win, but
sho looked up and lofted the ball into
a trap just ahead. That miss cost her
the hole and the match. This was Miss
Cammeron's first appearance in ma
tional tournament.
Mrs. H. Arnold Jackson, Mrs. Heck
schcr and Mrs. Norman Toerge, all
metropolitan stars, won their matches
handily and with good golf.
Mrs. Caleb Fox, golfer of SIXTY,
lost q hardfought match with Mrs.
G. 3. Alexander, Of Chicago, by and /.
Many Feature Matches To-day
There are some wonderful contests
in store tomorrow. The first should
be every bit OF thriller, with Miss
Collett and Miss Hardin facing each
other. AS stated. Miss Hardin's chance
to win will be determined by her short
game.
Mrs. Toerge and Mrs. F. G. Let's, the
woman who put out Miss Cecil Leitch
last year, will meet in what should
be nip and tuck issue. Miss Cum
mngs will have her work cut out for
fe- in getting By Mrs. David Gaut,
Southern champion.
Mrs. Ronald Barlow. veteran Phila-
delphia star, and Mrs. Norman Rood,
comparatively new conner, who is
making grand showing, will meet
in another struggle worth witnessing.
Mrs. Barlow, out in "a to-day, had no
difficulty winning her match. Mira.
Fcitner will meet Mrs. D. C. Hurd,
former national champion, who, like
Mrs. Feitner, Is returning to tho game
after long absence. Mrs. Hurd had q
good round to-day, finishing with an
Approximate "a.
Mrs. jackson and Mrs. Hecksher will
come together and Miss Stirling will
be opposed by Miss Alexander. Mrs.
an aggressive young girl, who hits a
long ball and who 10 quite likely TO
spring surprise il she gets start.
The summarizes:
FIRST ROUND
Miss Glenna Coilett, Metacornst, defeated
Mrs. II. A. Sterrett, Hutchinson, Kan,
Miss elizabeth Hardin. BaitusroL de-
feated Miss nosAnond Sherwood. b.
Mrs, Norman X. Tsorge. Nasaau. de-
feated Mrs. Joseph Bydo!ek, East Aurora,
Mrs. F. c. Let's, Chicago. defeated Mrs.
E. II. Filter. Merton, and $.
Miss Edith Cummings. Onwentsia, de-
feated Mise Louise Fordyce, 8 ana 2.
Mrs Norman Rood, Wilmington, defeated
Misc Louise Elkins, Oakmont. ana 9.
Mira. r. X. Barlow, Merton, defeated Miss
Kathleen German, Parkersburg, ana 4.
Mrs. Quentin Feitner, South Shore. de-
teated Miss Marion Rollins, Westerook.
Mrs. Dorothy Hurd, westmorsiand, De-
feated Misc Audrey Faust, st. Louis.
Mrs. H Arnold jackson, Greenwich. de-
ssstsd .S Miss Beatrice Fem. Portland,
Mrs, q. NJ. Hecksher, Piping Rock, de-
feated Mas Frances Halloran, Salt Lake
Miss Xiexa Stirling, Atlanta, defeated
Miss Elizabeth Gordon. Metacornet, and 4,
Mrs. G. p. Alexander, Exmoor defeated
Mrs. Caleb Foa. Huntington Valley, and i.
Mrs. William A. Gavin, Dpgiand. de-
geated Mrs. Margaret Cameron, Annandale,
Misc Frances Radaeld. Blue Mound, de-
feated Mise Sara Fownes Oakrnont 4 and a.