New Britain herald., 1926-07-30
MISS COLLE7T IS
 WINNER ONCE MORE
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 mer Illinois state champion squared the match on the fifth and was 1 up on the next.
 Miss Orcutt came back to square the match in her turn and then took the ninth. Twice on the home trip Mrs. Cassriel evened matters when her opponent was leading. It was all even when they teed off at the 18th. Miss Orcutts five for the hole was one better than her opponents and she saw her name chalked up on the board for the finals.
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 Despite threatening skies which had poured rain all night large gallery mostly women were on hand when the first round started. Miss Maureen orcutt had the hon. ors and got a good drive of 200 yards down the middle to the bend on the dog leg fairway. Miss Col lett was equally as straight and three yards longer. Miss Orcut, pulled second slightly but was on hole high, while her opponent was just on with a like shot.
 They halved the 345 hole in par four.
 On the 3S4 yard second Miss Or cutt gave an opening by slicing into the rough and in getting out went into deeper rough. Glenna was hole high in two good shots, which was two yards to the left and ran up .15 feet short while Miss Orcutt was 20 feet away. On the cup both missed and halved in par fives.
 Two good drives gave Miss Col lett a three yard advantage in the 397 third, but she lost it on the second shot, falling 25 yards short while her opponent was all but one.
 Glenna overran the putt 20 feet but Miss Orcutt sank in a birdie four, losing the hole to be one down to Maureen, clipped close and sank. Both were a trifle to the right with their drives on the POS yard fourth and Collects ball landed on the hill on which lies the green, while Miss Orcutt was in the bang past the flag. From a bad lie, Glenna was 25 feet short while Maureen overran 30 feet. They halved fours.
 Miss Orcutt had the longer drive on the 492-yard fifth but both were under 200 yards. Glenna more than evened with the brassie and kept ahead with the irons but was 30 feet short of the pin. They left themselves five foot butts for par fives. Both sunk for halves. At the 162-yard sixth. Maureen shankened her iron just short of trap at the corner of the green, while Glenha was nicely on, 50 feet from the hole. She pushed her run up ten feet to the right, while Glenna putted close and won the hole with a par 3 squaring the matches.
 Miss Collett poled her drive out of bounds over stone fence at the 446-yard seventh but hit good one for her second shot, out stepping Maureen's efforts by 50 yards as the latter skied her ball. Miss Col-' lett almost got home with a brassie while Miss Orcutt' with good brassie and massie was eight feet from the cup in three. She sank birdie four to be one up again, al- though Glenna pitched dead for a par fve.'
 Miss orcutt got 200 yards on the eighth which is SS9 yards grazing the edge of a sand pit stopping on a side hill and Collett was straight and a trifie longer. Standing below the ball Miss Orcutt sent her ball to the gallery on a hillock above the green. Glenna got home with an iron 20 feet from the flag. Miss Orcutt overran the green with niblick shot to the rough and five feet over in four, but halved the hole in fives, while Glenna overran four feet and missed the returned putt.
 On the 421-yard ninth, Miss Orcutt pushed her drive to deep grass, 200 yards while Glenna pulled to a deep trap with 10 yards more distance.
 Miss Orcutt was on even deeper