New-York tribune., 1922-10-09

n!syers. Ihis unique goA sonss',s :.
8. m n,aved at the Garden City q
as, 70 4. ~
istually the men won 4 70 q 1of
v,. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, former
.,s;snal woman champion, won hei
-.stsh BY a default. She was seheduieo
s olay against Frank Dyer, New 9er-
.ey State amateur champion. oat the
inner Montclair star for some un-
s,own reason failed to put in an
appearance. 80 49,.
You would think that golf team
eomuosed OF such stars as Jesse
sweetser national amateur champion'
p,aolnb gnepper, semi-fnalist in the
nstional meeting; Max Marston. Gar
a;n.- White. ex-metropolitan title
solder: Reginald Lewis, John Ander-
Grant Peacock and Jimmy Stand
s. would completely overwhelm any
womsn's team.
But allowing their opponents handi-
,.,< Of six bisques each the above
..n.d line-up was forced to play the
,w best golf they were capable of
.ysneu:sh the lovely ladies. ALI of
i matches were exceedingly we'll
,syee and extremely close.
II will be recalled that just about
year ago Long Jim Barnes, then
ss,dsr Of the national open cham
nosship, had to break the course rec
"A Of the Pelham County club TO beat
III. Cecil Leitch, of England, who
ssa handicap of six bisques. All
Il which proves that no man--no mat
~ what his prowess may be as
soRsr-can give any of these women
s.ars even a small handicap and hope
10 have en- easy match.
A Remarkable Victory
have always contended, in fact,
.h.s most Of those women who play so
vslI could give any of the amateurs a
& bstsIe on srl even basis. Such an asser-
Il tioa vas borne out quite strikingly yes
.t,dsy in the match between Max Mars
81 tsu and Miss Edith Cummings, noted
& ,ysl Of Miss Glenna Collett.
81 Nsrston, at the finish of his match
3 WITH Miss Cummings, found that in
Il site Of the fact that ne had been
around in IA strokes--which is practi-
4 eslly perfect over Garden City--he was
8 ene down. Victory looked certain for
4 sfarston when he stood one up at the
18th hole and with no more bisques to
Il give. But Miss Cummings, playing the
+ former New Jersey champion on even
& terms, not only got back that one hole
d but won out by one up.
n In obtaining such remarkable win
81 Miss Cummings was forced to play the
outgoing nine holes in al and to make
~ The return trip man even 40 strokes.
Il Many a star will gladly take an 81 at
Garden City for his score any time.
What is more, the Chicago girl might
inst as well have been under 80. She
& t0oka fiye on the second. rather easy
8 par three hole, and three puts on
a eighth green.
81 II was Marston who really spon-
81 sored this meeting. In spite of de-
q feat he was so enthused at the sue
H cess Of the affair yesterday that it
4 has been arranged to make the match
81 annual affair to be played immedi-
i!ely after the Lesley cup contests each
sssr.
Jesse Sweetser. national amateur
Champion, was listed to play Miss
. slenna Collett, national woman title
ttlder. But Miss Collett was late in
! arriving at the club, so Sweetser was
ratched with Miss Alexa Stirling.
Georgia Peach Is Beaten
j The Georgia Peach was playing her
gsaal splendid game, but Sweetser was
n one OF his low-scoring moods and
his outgoing round of 80 gave him a
tomfortable lead, which he was able
% hold to the finish. This match
ended in the Yale stars favor, up
md 2 to play. Miss Stirling was play
ing at g pace of 83 strokes, which
would have been quite good enough
ssainst ordinary golf.
John G. Anderson's fate was similar
10 Marston's. He had most interest
ing, match with Mrs. II. A. Jackson
and found the Greenwich woman as
stubborn foe as the women generally
md her. Mrs. Jackson managed to
pun out victory by / up.
MISS Collett opposed Rudy Knepper
saa round this young man up and com
sg all the way: Knepper got the de-
ason BY 2 and ] despite the Provi-
ssace girls fine round of SO.
safdlner White was able to defeat
Ny aard-hitting Mrs. Feitner through
Madier work around the greens. The
veg OF this match was and 2.
Ms Marion Hollins gave Reggie
T. ssas hard fight from the very outset
wv wv as Greenwich star managed to
~ ..ssa WI win in the very last stages
q. y match. In the other contests
s.a m.a oaslew defeated Grant Peacock 2
sas saile Mrs. Heckscher finished all
~ With Jimmy Standish.