The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-20
Mrs. Moss
Wins Great
Golf Match
Mrs. Cary Defeated in the
First Round of Won
ems Links Tournament
BY ALEX c. ROSE

VEsTERDAY's fEst round matches
Il matches Ia the women's city golf
championship. az Darlington. brought
out much good play and also tho Do
feat Of two fayOritee. namely, Mrg. c.
G. Cary. the Darlington star, Who
won the medaiist honors IA Mondays
qualifying round. and Mrs. H. O.
Hotchjgias. the North End star. Ths
rest Of the results were pretty muen
as expected.
Mrs. D. II Moss. the Seattle Golf
club champion. once more showed
that Ehe WAS a zeal fighter when Hhe
took the Darlington Eirl ali tho way
around on one Of those "alllBqunre.
one-up, one-d0wn" matches that
keeps one on edge all the time. II
Was a great test and only cams 10 an
end after three extra holes we're play
cd. Mrs. Moss winning when she SINK
her putt for a three on the ZiHt hole.
20 her opponents five. II was
great match. 50 was the one in
which Mrs. II. o. Young. of Ingle.
wood. defeated Mrs Hotchkiss by one
up. Fighting an uphill game all the
way. II looked Ike hopeless task for
the North Endor when she reached
the 18th tee. threc-down and four 20
90. but she never quit. and by some
great playing annexed the next three
holes. squaring the match and orc
10 play. II that isn't the old fight
then yours truly never seen a scrap.
Perfect golf on the home mole won
this great contest for the little star
from the InRiewood club. when she
sank her putt for -" against her
game opponents "5." An out-of-
bounds second shot that trickied thru
the fence back Of the home green.
spoiled Mrs. Hotchkiss' chances 10
send the match into extra holes.
The next bit Of excitement was
furnished In the match between Mrs.
Don c. Moore, tho Darlington cap
tain. and Mrs. X. II. Pease. from
the North End club. Turning two
down. Mrs. Moore showed that aiiho
small IN statue she is gifted with
plenty Of neryye-fightiDg nerve
I tho kind that is very nece ssary TO
have in a hard links test Ike yes
nerday's. That the result was re.
Usrsed on the incoming journey
tho Earlingtonian winning the
match two.np-was proof positive
that this little lady Is not gutter.
Miss Helen Farrell had an easy
time disposing OF her Terminate.
Mrs. c. II. E.berting. and so also
had Mrs. F. F. Jackson in her
match against Airs. C. NJ. Gresham.
the Rainier Country club captain.
Two matches resulted in three
and-one scores with Mrs. J. C.
Bridgman and Mrs. r. Knox Rob.
crts on tho winning end in their
respective Tits with Mrs. r. A.
Langley and Mrs. L. T. Carpenter.
The latter player was tho role
entry from the Beacon Hill course.
and considering the fact that this
Is her first big tournament. she done
remarkably well TO even qualify in
the select is.
The feature match on today's
card win be the Moss-Farrell play.
| Yesterdays results and todav's matches
follow.
Mrs. y. H. Moss defeated Mrs. c. c.
s cArr<i Up at the .isi hole. Miss Helen
| Farrell defeated Mrs c. II. Eberting.
and Z. Mrs. II. L. Pora;t won from Mrs.
%. = Txitehcii by default. Mrs. i. +,
jackson defeated Mrs c. ". Gresham, Z
aud Mrs j. e. BridEmRn defeated Mrs.
] X. a. Langley. and 4; Mrs r. Knox
l Roberts defeated Mrs. I. T. Carpenter. ]
and ! Mrs. Don c. Moore defeated Mrs.
~ ~, Pease. up. Mrs. II. O. Young de-
| fcsted Mrs. II. G. Hotchk!ss. ! up.
] 10.qe--Mrs Moss ". Mrs. Farrell.
I i0.ie--Mrs. Pratt va. Mrs. jackson.
1osse--Mrs. BridgmAn vs.. Mrs. Roberta
! iQ.ao--Mrs. Moore vs. Mrs. Young.