New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
AMERICAN CAPTAIN
 WINS GAME TODAY
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 The card. (Afternoon): Collett-Out 455 345 544-Ga Wilson--Out 455 436 544-4o Collett--In 545 545 453-40-T9 Wilson-In 454 555 554-42-S2
 Glcnna Wins Match
 Miss Collett fought her way into the semi-finals Of the British wom- ems golf championship this morning. but her young compatriot. Miss Hicks, was eliminated,
 Miss Collett found q worthy rival in the person of Hilda Cameron, of Scotland. but won hard fought and close match, 1 up.
 Miss Hicks, however. never could get going against Enid Wilson, 19- year old British player, and was eliminated by the convincing margin of up and to play.
 Miss Collctt won by a score of one up. She gained the sem-final round Scotland in q closely fought match.
 Miss Hicks was outplayed all the way by the husky British youngster. The New Yorker was four down at the turn and never could get her shots in working order and Miss Wilson ended the match at the 14th green.
 Played in Great Form
 Miss Collett played in great form on the first nine holes of her match with Miss Cameron but her game was cratic on the last nine. AS a matter of fact it was only because Miss Cameron's game also slipped that Miss ColIett was able to get un- der the wire in, front,
 The American champion held 3 three hole lead at the end of the first six holes but lost the seventh 10 be two up. The eighth and ninth were halved and Miss Collett drove from the tenth tee with her tTo-hole advantage intact,
 The tenth was halred in fiye's, but Miss Colett needed a six at the eleventh and saw her lead cut to one hole. After the twelfth had been halYed Miss Cameron squared the match with a three at the thirteenth. Stroke for stroke the American and Scottish girl marched through the next three holes but the turning point in Miss Collects favor came at the seventeenth. Here she regalned her one-hole lead with a four while Miss Cameron was taking six, The eighteenth was halved in fiVe's and Miss Collett had gained the semi-fl- nals.
 Miss Fishwick Wins
 In the lower half Of the draw, Di ana Fishnick of North Ireland. won her quarter finals match from Daisy Ferguson of Ireland, one up,
 Kathleen Macdonald of Scotland advanced 10 the semi final round in the lower half of the draw with and l victory over Sylvia Bailey Of England.
 Miss Hicks failed 10 display any thing like the kind of play that had been expected of her in her match with Miss Wilson.
 The first hole was halved in four's but Miss Wilson took the second, third. sixth and eighth to round the turn four up. She went five up at the tenth where Helen needed six but the American girl won the next hole 10 reduce Miss Wilson's lead 10 four up. The twelfth and thirteenth holes were halved but Miss Wilson ended tho match on the fourteenth where Miss Hicks again took six.
 Miss Hicks was four down at tho ninth. Miss Wilson sank a 56-foot putt at the eighth for the most bril- liant shot ot the match.
 The outgoing cards;
 455 535 s-39 Miss Wilson
 444 B 4 : } 3-35
 Miss Hicks butts refused to sink and she still was four down at the twelfth. She was five down at the tenth but won the eleventh when
 
 Miss Wilson missed a siX-toot putt for half.
 The incoming cards. Mrs Hicks
 6 ,
 Miss Wilson
 , 5 5 4 :
 With two Americans still in the running, the Nomen's golf cham pionship swung into the quarter and semi-final rounds today. The field of eight was cut to four this morning with the finalists being decided over the 1S-hole route in the afternoon
 Glenna Collett and Helen Hicks were the American survivors when play began Both Miss Collett and Miss Hicks, however, were in the same half Of the draw with the re- suit that one was eliminated, Miss Hicks.
 The last eight. who battled for the title. was made up of two Americans, ,re c,oot, .bree E,nrljsb and an Irish