The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28


steal quite n bit of thunder
from the big acts before the
days play is over.
The outstanding features IN yes
ierday's matches were tho Miss Far
rcnM Airs. Rridgmsn and Mrs. witch
cn-Mrs. Nos Tits. both OF which
were caTfcd 70 the home green for
decisions
The former pair had nipand.tuck
hattie an the way. the lnglewood
champion winning one.up verdict
d, annoxinE the last hole. Both
players played brilliant golf IN every
department. especially ON the FIRST
half OF the journey which ended all.
square.
Mrs. Twitchcll again proved that
she Is fast coming 10 the front as
strong contender Tor utular honors
by taking Mrs. Moss 90 tho home
green before she was eliminated from
The race. one down. The North End.
e. Is one OF the best match play
golfers In the Northwest and her ex-
psrlence stood her IN good stead In
Inc closing holes against the coming
lnglewoodian. who had a two-up lead
al the turn. II was fine match.
with both players playing good sound
golf from tee TO green. Mrs. Moss
took the lead for the first time AZ
the 18th green and held her worthy
opponent TO halves for the rest Of
the route.
Tho big surprise Of the day was
the six and five defeat OF Mrs, Pease.
The North End champion. BY Mrs.
Cary. the ionE.hitting player from
the Lake Shore club
Not only was this player Babe
RuthinE" 'em far and straight down
The middle hut her iron work was
good and when the turn hoio was
made shA was in the lead with the
comfortable margin OF four-up. AZ
no time during tho match did Mrs.
Pease play the golf that won her the
club title. two weeks ago.
Mrs. Z. F. Ris,ine gave the medal.
lst and defending champion. Mrs
Jackson. quite battle 10 the half.
way mark. which was reached on
an allsquare count. From this point
on the titls-hoider uneorked par golf
that won her the verdict on tho 18th
green. four and three.
Mrs. Don Moore. the Darlington
captain. and Mrs. Young. one OF
fnglewood's top-potchers. had close
outward contest. but the iatter's
steady play on the second half won
her five and three match.
Brilliant golf on the first nine, on
which she medaIed a 40. gave Mrs.
Roberts four.up margain at tho
turn against Mrs. Ketcham. and she
retained that advantage for the rest
Of the way, winning four and three.
The victory Of Miss Doris Fischer.
one Of Bob Johnstcne's young pupils.
over the veteran campaigner. Mrs
Hebbard. by a three and two scorc.
was somewhat OF q surprise 70 many
Miss Fischer had a two.up lead at
the ninth hole.
Another North Endsr. In the person
OK Mrs. Tomklns. came thru with ny
ing colors by scoring a six and four
victory against Mrs Hanlon Of Ear
iington. Mrs. Tomkins started off on
the home trip with four holes TO the
good.
HERE'S how ,hsy far.d IN the flights
Second F1ish.
Ars. Carpenter defeated Mrs Psttsr-
fon: Mrs. Bysrs defeated Mrs Minor
Mrs. Gregg defeated Mrs. Huiskamp;
Mrs Mackisra defeated Mss Collins q up
Third F1irht
Mrs. Langley defeated Mrs Mccarthy
Mrs. Condor defeated Mrs. Van Paitsn:
Mrs. Owens defeated Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
Mckinney defeated Mrs King.
Fourth flight
Mrs Leman defeated Mrs. Camppsfi.
Mrs. Gsarhart defeated Mrs. Clare: Mrs.
Bates defeated Mrs. watson; Mrs. LiiIy
defeated Mrs. Ayers.
And here's how thsy ars paired up for
soday's matches:
Championship. Second Round
s.79-Nra Jackson va. Miss Fisher.
s.55-Nrs. Roberts vs. Mrs. Bridgman
s:to-Mrs. Moss Va Mrs. Tomkins.
st5--Nrs Young ~. Mrs. Cary.
First Flight, First Round
ssso--Nrs. Risiins IS. Mrs. Hshbsrd.
s;55--Mrs. Ksteham ". Miss FarrsIl.
1e:eo-Ars. TaItehell vs. sirs. Hanion.
t9.05-Nrs. Moore vs.. Mrs. Peass
Second Flight, Second Round
iS.i6-Mrs. Carpenter W. Mrs. Bysrs.
io.i5-Mrs Gregg ~. Mrs. Mackiam.
Third Flight. Second Round
f6:z0-Mrs. Langley W. Mrs. Condor.
io..s--Mrs. Owens ys. Mrs. Mckinney.
Fourth Flight, Second Round
1osso-MFs. Leman vs.. Mrs. gearhart.
io.5s-Mrs. Bates ys. Mrs Lilly.