New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
COLLE77, CUMMINGS.
 BOTH ARE WINNERS
(Continued from First Pase)
Cummings vs. Wall

Cummings ys. Wall
 Miss Wall and Miss Cummings kept their gallery on edge from the outset. After pitching short on her approach on the first, the Oshkosh girl tossed her third dead to the pin and was down to win In par four while Miss Cummings was digging out of a trap on the far side of the green.
 The Chicago player balanced the account at the second, where Miss Wall overplayed the green and took a six to her opponents five. Miss Cummings then took the third with a birdie three, but lapsed badly at the fourth, where her iron shots found two traps, Miss Wall playing flawlessly, all the way, was down in par figures to win the hole and square the match.
 A topped second shot and a short third lost Miss Wall the fifth. Here Miss Cummings, with two good wooden shots, lofted her mashie approach 10 within eight feet of the flag and was down in two puts for a winning par five.
 Miss Cummings also won the sixth, becoming two up. Here Miss Walls approach carried over the green Into a trap and she had slashed away five strokes before she finally got her ball on the car pet. The Chicago girl played the hole in par figures with a five to Miss Walls seven.
 They halved the seventh In par fves. but at the eighth Miss Wall lost more ground by once more overpitching the green. She re- duced Miss Cummings average to two up on the turning hole, how ever, when the Chicago girl, trap ped on her drive, played her re- covery too strongly and barely got down in six to her opponents four.
 The cards:
 Cummings: 553 755 556-4s.
 Wall, out: 464 667 544-4S.
 The tenth, 11th and 12th holes were halved, but at the short 18th Miss Cummings was down in a par tree while Miss Wall was taking three puts for a four.
 The Oshkosh girl promptly re- duced her rivals advantage again at the 14th. however, Miss Cum mings hooking two drives out of bounds. Miss Wall holed out in par five 10 her opponents seven.
 Miss Cummings reeled off a pow erful drive of 230 yards at the if teenth and then proceeded to sky her approach into a trap. Miss Wall, 20 yards behind her opponents drive, was only 50 yards short of the green with her brassie, and she pitched on nicely to get down in two puts for a win in five. The Chicago girl took two strokes to get out of ths hazard and finally holed out in six to become only one up.
 The sixteenth was halved In par fives, but at the seventeenth Miss Wall f1ubbed a chance to square the match when her opponents tee shot failed 10 carry the 215 yard stretch, landing In a trap. Miss Cummings overplayed the pin by 30 feet on her recovery. and was stymied, but rolled her ball up safely to within a foot of the cup.
 Miss Wall ran her approach putt 0 feet beyond the hole but failed to drop her second stroke on the green for winning three and the hole was halved in fours.
 Both of them took five on the home hole.
 Mrs. H. S Cassriel of Chicago led Mrs. Norman Toerge of Glen Cove, W. Y, up as they rounded the turn, while superior driving gave Mrs Wright D. Goss of Short Hills, N. J., two hole margin over Princess To- bowicz at the same point. Mrs. Lee Mida Of Chicago, conqueror of Mall reen Orcutt yesterday, traiied Mrs. J L, Anderson of Garden City, N. r. down at tho tenth.
 Helen Payson of Portland, Maine was 2 down to Mrs, Courtland Smith New Jersey State champion, on the l first nine holes.
 Mrs. Lee Mida of Chicago, who brought off one of the biggest sur, prises of the first round by eliminat. ing Maureen Orcutt of EngleWood N. J., lost her second round due against Mrs. J. L. Anderson of Gar den City, N, Y, 4 and Mrs. Mida'' butter. the winning club in her bal yesterday. failed here repeatedly to day. her card showing Il three put greens.
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