New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

good shots, landing a little short of the green. She madc a good ap- proach and won the hole on par 1.
 Eleventh hole-On this short drive of l55 yards Mrs Austin was on the green with her first shot Mrs. Chapman went into the trap, but made a good second shot. She took two butts. Mrs. Austin, miss ing the first putt, sank the second for q par 3.
 Twelfth hole-Both drove nicely, Mrs. Austin getting over 200 yards Both played good brassie shots, get ting to the green. Mrs, Chapman sank a nice putt to halve the hole in ,.
 Thirteenth hoIe-Both were on the green in the first shot. This be- ing the shortest hole on the course, measuring l35 yards. Mrs Austin sank a long putt for a birdie 2.
 Fourteenth hole-They started with good drives. Mrs. Austin made a good mashie shot 10 the green. Mrs. Chapman was on in 5. Mrs. Austin. with q short putt to make 10 take the match, missed and Mrs. Chapman sank a 10-foot drive to halyc the hole and keep the match going.
 Fifteenth holc-Mrs. Austin drove into a trap and Mrs. Chapman landed beside her in the foroWay. Mrs. Austin was short on the second shot, but she made q good pitch 10 the green and sank q G-foot putt to win the hole and the match.
 MartcIIc-Downcy Match.
 The Martclle-Downcy match was played as follows:---
 First holc-BOth drove off fairly wcIl. Mrs MarteIle had promising second. as did Mrs, Dowuey. On the next shot Mrs Martelel landed just off the green. Shc got on in the fourth and missed a putt Mrs. Dow ney made two clever approach shots and sank putt for five.
 Second hole-Mrs. Martele shot q nice ball down the fairway but Mrs Downoy hooked hers into the woods. She had a remarkable second shot with the spoon that landed just short of the green. Mrs. Martclle went in 10 inc rough, She ripped up and sank her putt for a par four. Mrs. Downey took two butts for a five. Third holc-Mrs. Martelle drove into the woods. Mrs. Downey sent a clever shot down the fairway which landed just short of the cup. She went out in the second. She made nice recovery to get on the green. i Mrs. Martelle popped an iron shot and took the next one, the best of #the match. to get on tho green in six Mrs. Downcy sank her putt for a par 1 five.
 Fourth hole-Mrs. Downey sent out a decidedly poor drive. Mrs, Martclle drove nicely a little to the rough. She was just short of the green on the second. Mrs. Downcy went over inc brook on hor second and was on the green in the third. Mrs Martelle scored , perfect ap- proach and sank her putt, both halv- ing he hole in five.
 Fifth holc--Both drove well. On the second shot Mrs. Martclle sliced into the rough. Mrs. Downoy sent the ball 10 the far edge of the green and on tho third went past the pin, Mrs. Martelle made q perfect ap- proach and both went down in far four,
 Sixth hole-Both drove into tho brook. They dropped back and or the next shot, Mrs. MarteIle dropped the ball within foot of the pin Mrs Down"y had difficulty with hcl midiron and vas on the green ir four. Mrs, Martelle sank q putt fol a four. taking the hole.
 Seventh hole-Both had gooG drives. Mrs, Downcy's next two shots were dead and Mrs. Martell, was on the edge of the green in four Mrs. Downey went over the pin or her fourth, just missed the cup oI h"r fifth and sang the putt for z siN Mrs, Nartelle missed her put for 2 six and was down in seven,
 Eighth hole--Both sailed the bal lover the trap and shot good seconds Mrs. Downey took q poor third anc Mrs, Martelle's went straight dowl the fairway. Mrs. Downey was ol Ithe edge of the green in four, The. thaived the hole in six,
 Ninth hole--Nrs. Downey droy, poorly and had q bad second shot Mrs, Martelie was just short of th' green, made a perfect approach anc dropped the ball in on a nice put for a par three.
 Tenth hole -- Both had perfec drives and Mrs. Martelle continued her good work with a beautiful sec ond shot. Mrs. Downey had a poo second but recovered on the third {, get on the green. Mrs. Martell took two butts aud Mrs. Downe three.
 Eleventh hole--Mrs. Downey drov poorly. Mrs, Martelles drive wa