Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24
mrs. Ware ENTERS
GOLF SEM|-F|NAL
Defeats Mrs. Federman as
Misses Van Vie, Wilson
and Hicks Win.
Rr the Assoniaten pre..

By the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, September "a
Mrs. Glenna Collect Ware of Philadel-
phia drew a step closer to her sixth
national golf championship today when
she defeated Mrs. Leo Federman of
New York. 9 and 4, in one OF the four
quarter4final matches.
Mrs. Ware was out In 80 to be up
at the turn.
Virginia Van VIE of Chicago ad-
vanced to the semi-final round at the
wood. N. j., the Canadian champion,
whom she downed. 2 and l..
Enid Wilson, British champion, de-
feated Marjorie Kerr, also of England
4 and 3.
Helen Hicks of Hewlett. Long Island
subdued Mrs. Leona Pressler of San
Gabriel Calf, & and 3.
HaIve the First Hole.
Mrs Ware and Mrs. Federman
whipped out long drives on the first
hole and were short of the green with
their seconds. Mrs. Ware pitched
within 5 feet of the cup, while Mrs
Federman's approach was twice as far.
Each took two puts to halve the hole.
Mrs Federman's tee shot was SO
wards back Of MRS. Wares on the sec
ond. The New Yorker put her second
IN trap wlTile the champion was on
In q. Mrs Federmans chip was
strong, leaving long putt which she
missed Mrs. Ware took two puts to
become ] up.
They halyed the 435-yard third with
S. Mrs. Vareis drive was down the
middle and she played brassie TO the
right OF the green. Mrs. Federman
hooked her drive into the rough and
played beautiful brassie shot out. She
topped her third and laid her approach
close To the pin, taking one putt. Mrs.
Ware Clipped somewhat indiferently,
but took two puts for half.
Mrs. Federnlan drove into a trap on
the fourth hole, while Mrs. Wares tee
shot YVES down the middle Mrs. FEEDER
man made a beautiful out, the ball
travelling l25 yards, and she was about
| 80 feet from the cup with her third
Mrs. Yare's second rolled into trap
and she pitched over getting on in 4.
Mrs. Federmsn three-putted for six
and Mrs. Ware got Down In one putt to
go 2 up.
The NTH was halved with S. Mrs.
Federman's drive was straight and Mrs.
Wares slightly hooked and on the edge
OF the rough. The New Yorker pushed
her second into a trap and her third
was II feet past Mrs. Ware played an
| IRON TO the green and took three puts.
halving the hole by taking two puts.
Mrs. Federman lost the sixth to be 3
down Neither reached the green. 165
yards away Mrs. Ware put her second
| on while Mrs. Federman topped hers
and missed her third. Mrs. Ware sank
her first putt for g.
| After hitting fine drive, Mrs. FEEDER
man missed her second and third shots
on the seventh hole. Her fourth landed
| on the green. Mrs. Ware was short in
/ two and close to the pin in three. Both
| got down in one putt, Mrs. Wares 4
winning the hole and increasing her
lead to four holes.
| Mrs. Ware drove the eighth green and
missed her first putt by inches, finally
| getting down in 3, for another win.
Mrs. Federman was trapped on her
drive and played an explosion shot
which went IL feet past the cup and
took two puts to go down.
! The champion won the ninth to be
| 6 up at the turn. She won this hole
with one putt, after being on the green
in g. Mrs Federman put her fourth
| over the green and finished with q s.
Their cards:
Mrs. Vare--Out. -. 1855 5-39
I Mrs. Federman-Out S 65655 So ar