Evening star., 1923-10-07

Miss Cummings appeared bit ner-
=, Gus as they went to the eighteenth
,reen in the morning round, but ner
hots up 70 the green were well made.
ne had q chance to win this hole by
sinking q short putt. but she eouidn.
lake Il, and they adjourned fof
lunch with Mise Cummings . down:
Came then the afternoon round and
lie wiseacres were heard 70 say ina.
,iiss Stirling %orrd d come hs,vaa ,n1I ths frat rat
isoie with par I. then came the great
fort that resulted In the erewning OF
Miss Min CUMMINGS, with par golf. won
five holes In q rev. ana became .
up Miss stirling try y,s 2, ,hat she nsr weaio op.
o5riert played on these holes. They
: raived the seventh and Miss Cum
iuines, perhaps eareIessly, lost the
eighth. The ninth was halved..
Then the last nine. the tsnsn S ana
elsysntn n,ax.r were ,sh sSen fair shoot
ins, could have won the tenth hole
which ia short, q par 8. Both took %.
,rhe eleventh found both sliding their
balls hither and yon on the green;
10th missed short puts Tor wins anu
it was halved; Likewise anons the ,%eM. shot
was In q brook, but she was on IN
four and down In two puts. MISS
Stirling. with dubbed chip. could do
no better. >,,. s.,
ling. with q Wen piayeMd 49, pes c.ra. :.
,ninrs ovefpitohins. Par figures won
the fourteenth and the fifteenth for
Miss cum innings. On both holes MISS
Stirling dubbed iron shots. When
they halved the sixteenth with Ss
the shouts Of the gallery IN appiauo.
o1r Sv,t 4
Nv Nv the wind TO the clubhouse and
there. too, q shout went up.
t1eXtef Cummings, brother OF the
new champion, himself the inter-
collegiate title holder. was nerv1ss ns, W,as
WITNESS Of the flhal holes. when MISS h,,s
down and had good chance to
even the match and go on to an
other title. Dexter called OLD Joe
Horgaf1, the veteran caddie. VINO car
ried his sisters golf bag. to one one size, .sa
bottom Of the bag. Then they smiled
The race horseshoe that Miss CUM
innings put there the first OF the week
remained.
Her FIFTH Title Event.
Miss Cummings has entered FIVE
national championship tournaments.
In one s4s was eliminates ate IN IN sne aae
feated in the second round. In her
third she failed TO qualify. Last
year she went - far as the semi.
finais at White sulphur Springs, but
was eliminated by Miss Qlenna Col
lett Of Providence, who won the title.
In the Qualifying round OF this
tournament the Chicago girl. with an
80, was tied for third place with Miss
Coiiett ana Mrs. r. II. Barlow. In
the flrst round she defeated Mrs.
Quentin Fsitner. up ana 4 to play.
IN the second round Miss Audrey
Faust Of St. Louis was her victim. by
Z and s. Miss Edith Leitch Of Eng.
land lost to her. 9 and 9. In the third
round and IN the sem. finals she won
from Mrs. c. II. vanderbeck of Phila-
delphia, / up in twenty holes. Mrs.
Vandefbeck had defeated Miss Collett
In the round before the seni-ffnals.
The new national champions golf
Is considered unusually great. be-
cause OF the handicap OF a broken
right arm. which has been locked at
the elbow since she was an infant.
She was taught the game by her
father. who has been stroller Of
the links for more than thirty years.
She never was instructed by q pro-
fsssionAl, while her brother. consider
ed the longest driving amateur. 10 a
pupil OF Tom vardon, brother Of the
Famous Harry.