The Washington times., 1930-05-14
Pitt Bids for Straight Golf Victory In Chevy Chase Tourney
4U.S.PLAYERS
WIN IN 4TH
ROUND
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victory of their team leader,
Glenna Collett, over Molly Gour-
lay, the best in England. three
other Americans-Helen Hicks,
Maureen Orcutt and Mrs. Leo
Federman-rode through the
fourth round to impressive vic
tories.
Miss Hicks defeated Mrs. Garon
up in l9 holes. A minute
later, Miss Maureen Orcutt re-
ported a and victory over Miss
G. e. C. Rudgard and Mrs. Leo
Federman came in with an and
Z decision over Mrs. Dudley
Charles.
Two Americans suffered heart
breaking defeats. Miss Quier was
beaten, l down, on the eighteenth
green by Miss Daisy Ferguson,
and Miss Van VIE lost a Cruel
Ing match with Miss Kathleen
Macdonald which was carried to
an extra hole. The third and
last American casualty Of the
round was Mrs. Stewart Hanley,
who was beaten by DR.. Marion
Alexander, 2 up and l to play.
Glenna was slightly out
driven off the first tee as she
started her fourth round
match with Molly GOurlay but
both reached the near edge
of the green with their ap-
prOacheS. GIenna, however,
won with n par against a
5 when the BritOn missed
twO-foOt putt.
Miss Collett pushed her tee
shot at the second to the rough
but recovered magnificently and
got a half in As. the English
girl being straight all the way.
They played the third superbly.
both being straight and true
from the tee. Then they pitch
ed on. with their third shots,
Molly IL feet from the pin and
Glenna IS feet away. Then the
latter edged the cup with her
putt and Molly doWned her IL
footer. squaring the match.
The fourth was halVed in par
As, Glenna getting slight hook
on her drive but putting her sec
ond home The American hooked
again off the tee at the fifth, the
ball landing in the rough at the
right of the green. Molly also
hooked her tee shot into a trap,
and her explosion barely reached
the edge of the green. From this
point she putted within inches OF
the cup to take four. and half
resulted when Glenna'S approach
putt hit the Briton's ball.
One down going to the eighth
as a result of losing the fifth and
halving the next two, Miss Collett
SQUARED the match with birdie
three at the eighth, and then went
one up again with winning par
three at the ninth. The American
made the outgoing journey in 38,
two over par. Miss Gourlay was
80 to the same point.
, Glenna gave a glorious ex-
\hibition at the eighth to
t,ouare the match. She hit
one straight down the fairway
from the tee, and her braSsie
second was q picture shot, the
bail stopping two feet from
the pin for a birdie three.
MODy got a conventional par
four here.
However, Miss Gourlay came
back to win the tenth with a 5 TO
a 6 and square the match again.
At the fourteenth, Molly
drove deep into the rough,
but found a good lie and
played out with n fine spoon
shot to get a half in par As.
The American had a putt for
n birdie 3, but was short by
few inches. Glenna lost
a half at the fifteenth where
) she missed a 3-fOOt putt,
taking a 6 against MOlly'S 5.
This made the latter l down.
Miss Gourlay squared the
match at the sixteenth. which
Glenna played atrociously. She
lofted her tee shot to the side of
a bunker and her chip shot was
badly missed. Then she was we'll
beyond the pin with her third
and missed with her putt coming
back, to take a against a par 3.
:. Thereafter. they fought it out,
stroke for Strok until the Amer
ican champion finally settled 1t
at the third extra hole.
CARDS OF FOURTH ROUND
Out;
Miss Colett. 4 5 455 2-3S
Miss Gourlay. 4-39
Miss coIlett.. S45 4465 4-43-s1
Mis-, oourray, ss46s54-4e-sr
Miss orcutt.. a s4s4s4 2-3s
A Miss orcutt s455 5453
Miss Rudgard. S s 4 546
Miss Van VIE s4s4s5 t-42
Miss Van VIE 56ss'5 +-'5-S'
Miss MDonald 4s4Ss 6-4s--S7