The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-03
MARION ROLLINS
 LOSES NN,MATCH
Other Stars Win Matches In Western Worrlen's
 Meet
(By Associated Press.)

WYATT, R. l., Sept. 2.-The defeat of Miss Marion Rollins, New York, metropolitan champion and former na- tional title holder was the sensation of the first ground of match play today in the women's national golf tourna- ment. She lost to Mrs. Dorothy Camp bell Hurd of Philadelphia, another for mer champion, 4 and 8, largely through two stymies and poor putting which off, set her enormous drives.
 Having played excellent golf all sea- son and defeated Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago, the national champion, in a California winter tournament, Miss Rollins. had been one of the favorites for the title. Both went to the turn to- day in fl, equal to the best medal foS nine holes made by any of the 32 players, but Mrs. Hurd was one up. More poor putting by Miss Rollins and excellent approaches by Mrs. Hurd, were, the main factors in the final score.
 Mrs. Let's Overcome.
 Sun and humidity eliminated another excellent player, Mrs. F. c. Let's, Jr., of Chicago, who was forced to default to Mrs. l.. Renwick of Mount Kisco, N. Y. Six up at the ninth hole, Mrs. Let's collapsed andaswas removed to the clubhouse. She Recovered quickly. Other players nldrveaied that she had been able to go to the turn in 45, as she was not feeling fit at the first tee. %s-s%
 Mrs. c. H. yandeTbeck of Philadel. phia, former champion, also had a slight illness, but it came after she had defeated Mrs. J. Laroque Ander- son of New York, 3 and 1.
 On the links as well as the courts, Miss Mary K. Browne of Santa Monica, Cal, proved that she. is star.
 :. Miss Browne Wins.
 The former national, tennis champion defeated Mrs H. Arnold Jackson of Greenwich, Conn.,, fromer national golf champion, six and four. Miss Browne only learned golf few years ago but experts who watched her today say she is of championship calibre.T Her medal for nine holes was Al, equal to the best.
 Youth was served, when the young est players of theg tcurnament, Miss Virginia Wilson pfIchicago. and Miss Manrun Orcutt 0fs.Englewood, New Jersey triumphed. Miss Wilson de- feated Mrs. J. B. Rose of Pittsburg, four and three. Miss Wilson's medal was II for nine holes. Miss Orcutt de- feated Miss Frnaces F. Stebbins of Newton, Mass four up.
 Other ranking players, such as the champion, Miss Cummings ol Chicago, Miss Glenna Collette of Providence. Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown, Miss Miriam Burns Of Kansas City, Miss Audrey Fausttef St. Louis. and Miss Bernice Wall of Oshkosh. Wis survived without difficuity.
 Miss Cummings Vs. Miss Burns
 A repetition of the final of the re- cent western wOmens championshin- insofar as personnel of competitors is concerned will be among tomorrow's matches. Miss Cummings will nlav Miss Burns. In the western. Miss Chm. mings triumphed decisiyely. but Miss Burns had been i'll. '' draw: fa'TS VI tue Miss Glenna Collect. aProvidence. R /, defeated Miss Ruth .Ratchelder. New. Ion, Mass. ands 3.oI x
 Mrs. J. Renwick, New York. defeated fault. "S ue- Miss Virginia Wilson, Chicago flo. feated Mrs. J. B. Rose, Pittsburg 4
 Mre,g Quentin Feitner. New York de. teated Mrs. Sydney R. Small, Detroit,
 Miss Louise Eotdgce Younestown Dnlos deteated Mrs. sbel Harris, Prov idence, 4 and 2. asszssaS
 Miss Mary K. Browne, Santa Moni-