Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-23
mrs. Ware BEATS
|. CANADIAN WOMAN
Virginia Van Vie and Mau-
reen circuit Also Advance
to Quarter-FinaIs.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOclaLco FEebbs
BUFFALO, N. Y, September 23.-I
Virginia Van VIE Of Chicago, who lost
to Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware in the finals
in 1928 and 1880. advanced to the quar-
ter finals today in the Thirty-ffth
Women's National Golf Championship
by defeating Frances Williams Of Lehigh,
Pa 5 and 4.
Mrs. Ware. the defending champion,
overwhelmed Mrs. Charles Eddis Of
Toronto, Canada. 4 and 3.
Mrs. Leo Federman of New York
scored 2-and-1 victory over Mrs.
Helen Payson Corson of Philadelphia.
Maureen circuit of Englewood. N. j.,
also moved into the third round. She
registered a 5-and-4 victory over Ber-
nice Wall of Oshkosh, Wis.
In match that went 19 holes, Helen
Hicks, Metropolitan champion, defeated
Marion Hollins OF Santa Cruz, Calf,
Enid Wilson, British championship
hope won from Mrs. L. c. Nelson OF
Dayton, Ohio, 4 and 8.
Mrs. 1eona Pressler of San Gabriel,
Calf, defeated FRITZ Stifel, West Vtr-
ginia State champion, up. The match
ended on the twenty-first hole.
Mrs. Ware and Mrs. EddiS were trap
ped on the second shots on the first
hole and made splendid recoveries to
the green, each taking two puts for
SIS.
Mrs. Eddis won the second hole with
a birdie 4 after playing her third shot
from the rough to the green and rolled
In a 15-foot putt. Mrs. Ware pulled
her second shot into a trap and re-
quired two strokes to get out and on
the green and then took one putt. At
the third Mrs Eddis was trapped on
her second shot and reached the car
pet in 4, using two puts. Mrs. Ware
was easily on in three and down in
two strokes with her putter to win
the hole and even the match.
Halve Next Three Holes.
Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Eddis halved the
fourth, fifth and sixth holes to re-
main all even. They played each hole
in orthodox fashion, getting three pars
apiece.
Mrs. Ware lost the seventh to be-
down. The champion was trapped on
her second and took two shots to get
out. She was on with her fifth, while
Mrs. Eddis was on in three. Each
took two puts, the Canadian star win
ming the hole with S.
Both drove to the right Of the eighth
fairway. Mrs Ware was over the green
with her second, while Mrs. Eddis was
short in trap and pitched out over the
green and was on in 4. Mrs. Ware
pitched on to the green and took two
puts for a winning to square the
match, Mrs. Eddis using two puts.
Mrs. Eddis lost the ninth hole to 20
l down when she stymied herself on
her first putt.
Their cards:
Mrs. Ware, out. 54375 5-43
NEN-
Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Eddie halved the
tenth with par As and the Philadel-
phian wen the next three to become 4
up. AT the eleventh, Mrs Eddis pulled
ftsr drive to the left among trees; while
Mrs. Wares was trapped. The latter
played out safe and was on In three.
Mrs. Eddis had difficulty in getting out
| OF the trees and took three to reach the
green. Mrs. Ware sank q 2O-foot putt
for q birdie 4.
Mrs. Eddis' drive at the twelfth land
ed In trap while Mrs. Wares was on.
The champion got down easily in two
puts and Mrs. Eddis took the same
number after shot out of the tran.
Both were on the 550-yard thirteenth
In and took two puts apiece to halve
the hole. They halved the fourteenth
with par SIS and Mrs Ware won the
fifteenth with an eagle 3, canning a
30-foot putt.
Their cards:
Mrs. Ware, in. casa
Mrs. Eddis, in............ 4 As 5
Followed BY Gallery.
Miss circuit and Miss Wall were fol-
lowed by gallery of 100 They halved
the first and second holes, getting pars
on the first and brides on the second.
The Englewood girl became up on the
| third hole, where she planted her spoon
shot on the green and got down in two
puts for a birdie 4. Miss Wall was
short on her second and on in three,
taking two puts
They halved the fourth with par IS
and then Miss circuit added another
! hole to her lead to become up on
| the fifth, where she got 4, and Miss
wall missed the green on her second
shot and was trapped, taking one to
get on and two puts. Each went one
over par TO halve the sixth
Going to the seventh up Miss
circuit and Miss Wall halved that hole
with IS and then Miss circuit PLAYED
sensationally, to get par on the eighth
and an eagle 3 on the ninth to become
up. At the ninth Miss circuit played
long brassie to the green and sank a
20 footer.
Their cards:
Women's par-Out. 555543545-4f
Miss Orcutt-Out. 5 44544533-37
Miss Wall-Out. -. 545554545-42
Four up at the turn, Miss circuit won
the tenth and eleventh holes, where
Miss Wall was short on her shots to the
green. Miss Wall captured the twelfth
after Miss circuit drove into a tran
and she also won the thirteenth. There
Miss Orcutt's drive was trapped and
she took two to get out finishing the
hole with Z. Miss circuit won the
| fourteenth.
Their cards:
Miss Orcutt-In. .....,..4 4 474
Miss Wall-In. ..........5 S s