The Washington times., 1930-05-13
HILL
BEATEN IN
Sd ROUND
BY F. A. WRAY

FORMBY, England, May 10
Seven Americans, the greatest
number ever to survive into the
late rounds of the event, ad-
vanced to the fourth round of the
British Women's Championship
today, with their aces, Glenna
Collett, Helen Hicks, Maureen Or
cutt and Virginia Van VIE, still
very much alive and kicking up
q great furore.
Miss Collett made her advance
Sedately and with a lack OF osten-
tation, winning single match
from Miss Mary Beard. 6 up and
2 to play. But the Misses Hicks,
Orcutt and Edith Quier doubled
up on the day, playing off their
matches in the second and third
rounds and winning both we'll In
their stride.
Mss ColIett...... $685. 80 ~
Miss Beard. 5000. 4 ) 4-4Z
Mise Coilett..... 5455
Miss Beard...... 6 . 6
Miss Edith Quier also reached
the fourth round by beating Miss
Cautley, 3 and 2.
- Virginia Van Vie, Chicago, and
Mrs. Leo Federman, New YORK,
also Joined Glenna in the fourth
round with clean cut victories
this morning Miss Van WleyWon
easily from Miss Juta, Of Eng
land, by S and 4, while Mrs.
Federman outlasted Mrs. Walker,
of England, to win by and l.
This match was so tensely fought
that 10 of the IT holes resulted IN
a win for one rival or the other.
Cards;
Mrs. Federman... 5424 "a
Mrs. wsIker..... . 65 "a 81
Mrs. Eeaerman., s!55tSttS
Mrs. Walker ...'
Miss Miss ya4 Jafa.'is.:.. "is:.. 50
IN
Miss Van VIE.
Miss ,Iuta........
A few minutes later Maureen
Orcutt carried another American
entry into the fourth round by
winning from Mrs Slade by 8
and 4. However. Mrs. o. S. Hill,
Kansas City, lost to Miss Rud-
gard, 5 and 4, in the third round.
Cards:
ouf.....,,....... H',. 45S4a 40
Myg
onT'...."....... 5 ; 3--44
In. In.,......,.,,..,.
Mrs. Slade--
In...............
Helen Hicks and Mrs. Stewart
Hanley, other American entries,
advanced to the fourth rouno
Miss Hicks defeated Miss Har-
dicker. 7 and S. and Mrs. Hanley
disposde of Miss Park. Cards:
ouI'...'..... u.s. 55S S425 3-3s
o1f..,........ 44s54 2-42
1n'l.......... 5555 SIS 5 4--4S-s2
1n''Is.!...1.. was SIS 5542s 5-43-S6
Miss Hicks =,
Miss Hardicker- zo
Out.............. Il $50
Miss Hicks
Miss Hardicker--
Miss Van VIE, furnished her
most impressive performance
since coming to England in win
ming from Miss Juta. Virginia
shot the first nine in sound 80.
vet she was 2 down going to the
fifth and had to play unbeatable
golf to win five holes in a row
to make the match safe. She was
only a stroke over even As, get
ting a birdie 2 at the ninth,
where she almost holed her tee
shot. Miss Juta got away with a
rush In winning the first and
fourth holes, but these were the
only holes she won,
Miss Orcutt won her second
round match from Mrs. A. N.
Holm, conqueror of Bernice Wall,
; and 2. Miss Hicks defeated
Barbara Law. the Worcestershire
champion. and 5.
Miss Orcutt played her iron
shots with the touch of a master
and Clipped with deadly effect.
CARDS:
Out
Miss urcntt .... 556 3 4 5 3--3S
Mrs. Holm ...... Is 5 s 5 Al
Mss 0rGntt .... 80
Mr." Holm .....
Out
Miss Hicks ..... 3 a al
Miss Law ....... $50 6 6 3---46
Miss Rrks ..... 544S
Miss Law ....... 547
Mrs. o. S. Hill. Kansas City,
former national champion, was
another American to win in the
second round. She beat Mrs. A.
c. Johnston, St. eorge's Hill. by
4 and 2. Miss Edith Quier, also
in form, beat Mrs. Sturgess Wells
by 2 and l.
Out
Mrs Hnl,....... 54s5s so
Mrs. Johnston. 4 4--43
Mrs. Mrs. tfcLi Jo6nston..:...: S555
The American advance was
checked at several points in the
second round, notably when Mrs.
Payne defeated Miss FRITZ Stifel,
Wheeling, w. Va. by and 2,
and Miss Fishwick, one of Bri-
tons best, won from Peggy Wat
ties, Buffalo, by and S. The
latter was thoroug Y beaten by
a superior golfer it required