New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

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the gallery that followed the match
and he must have felt glow of salts.
faction as he watched his sister eamely
fight her way to the final round.
This contest was a thrilling struggle.
TIE best that has been played thus far
n the tournament. 1t was one OF those
ID and down matches, with both play
crs showing splendid spirit of game
ness and craftsmanship, or snort
wonarship, as the case may be. That
only five OF the holes were halved
shows how veil the struggle was car
lled on.
Considering the weather and the con
dltions, the golf exhibited by the pair
was remarkable. The gallery had q
thrilling time of 1T watching the play
and ducking the intermittent showers,
bat the contestants plugged along
tnrough the wet and past the heavy
greens, which made the putting very
uncertain.
Mrs. Scammell, therefore, and not the
youthful Miss Cummings Will meet
Miss Glenna Collett in the final round
tomorrow. Miss Collett easily do
feated Mrs. c. Ubelacker, of Arcola. hv
a score Of and :.
Miss Cummings Better Driver
Miss Cummings outdrove her onno-
rent, but Mrs. Scammell's short game
and her putting were quite equal 10
the Chicagoan's, and in making recov-
cries Mrs. Scammeil did some wonder
fsl work. Time and again when it an
peared as If she was out of the pIay
she came through with a grand recoy-
cry and saved the hole.
MISS Cummings took the lead at the
second' Mrs. Scammell being short ON
ner approach to the green Mrs. Seam
nell drove 15-foot putt on the next
green, squaring the match. Miss Cum
mngs played a perfect iron shot to the
green on the fifth hole and ran down =
putt Tor SIX feet for birdie 4. taking
tae lead again.
he Chicago girl was trapped on her
Eitca Shot on the next hole and again
''e match was squared. The next hole.
9'ch vas played in a heavy shower.
We won by Miss Cummings. and at
the eighth she laced out beautiful
e, which reached the green and en-.
f'Isd her to get birdie 3 When Miss
'aNlngs won the ninth hole and in
, eased her lead to up. she looked
.o sure winner.
a@t beginning with the tenth hole
"ia Scammell made a magnificent
Comeback and won three holes in sue
2n with fine golf play. At the
@enth from off a cluster Of mounds.
t iald chip shot dead to the hole
) and took the lead. Miss Cum
n.nEs missed her tee shot here.
Hal>e Sixteenth Hole
Hss Cummings outdrove Mrs, Seam
I'll at the sixteenth and was hole
r7 Just off the green on her second.
lrs. Scammell hooked her second into
the mounds on the left of the fairwav.
Naf played fine shot from these and
11nsged to halve the hole in 5. as Miss
Cummings fell down on her approach
putt,
Miss Cummings drove the next green
and Mrs. Scammeli caught trap Here
again. when it looked as if Miss Cum
mlngs would win the hole, her opponent
bobbed up with superb recovery
from out of the deep trap and sank a
putt Of fifteen feet. Miss Cummings
ian past the hole six feet on her putt
N her attempt to get down in . and
uissed coming back. That was the end.
Miss Collett ran wild OH her op-
poAent in giving an exhibition of golf
play She completed the first nine
holes III 81 strokes, one over par. At
tNat she took four putts on ore green.
the sixth. That Was the only hole she
lost. Her round on the first nine to-
DAY was uncanny, and unless the dope
goes wrong entirely she should win
the championship Tomorrow