The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09

ers were wide OF the green on
their drives: Mrs. Cameron across
the road. hole high; Mrs. McLain
In q precarious position halfway
up the bank on the right. Mrs.
Cameron was on In two, but her
ball ran IL or IA feet past the cup.
Her putt Just missed q three. Mrs.
McLain's third shot was within 5
feet OF the hole and II began to
look as II the match might be eI'
tended to extra holes. When she
missed her 4, however. Mrs. Nc
Lain picked up her ball, thereby
conceding the hole and the match.
Mrs. Cameron played out the putt
for her medal score.
Allowing Mrs. McLain a 5 on the
hole, the scores would have been
Identical SIS.
Final Scores
The finalists in the championship
flight won their positions as fol-
lows; Mrs. Cameron won 81 from
Mrs. NJ. p. O'Hsra; Mrs. Edward
Nehlsen 1889 champion) defeated
Mrs. Lynn Schaffer ga; Mrs. Nc
Lain won from Mrs. Ralph Mean
we'll So; Miss Josephine LANCE
won from Miss Mary McKie 2-l. In
the semi-finals, Mrs. Cameron won
2 up from Mrs. Nehlsen In a closely
contested match that was not de-
termined until the 18th hole. After
being one down at the turn, Mrs.
Cameron again came through In the
pinches. All even at Is. a 4-3 par
finish on the last two holes closed
the account. Mrs. McLain was mean
while defeating Miss LANCE SIS with
the most brilliant round Of golf Of
the week. 40-41-s1.
Miss McKie won the consolation
In a repeater OF the 1910 tourna-
ment. defeating the runner-up. Mrs.
Schaffer, SO. Mrs. Sohafter had
previously won from Mrs. -OiHara.
up. Miss McKis from Mrs. Mean
well. SIS.
Finalists In the other flights
were: first flight winner, Mrs. o. j.
Miller; runner.up, Mrs. Dan Anders.
Consolation. Mrs. Owen Campbell.
winner; runner-up. Mrs. v. NJ.
Kelly.
Second flight winner, Mrs. Ed.
ward James; runner-up. Mrs. f. d.
Matthews; consolation winner, Mrs.
Fred Batteile; runner-up, Mrs. Fred
Fischer.
Throughout the week perfect
playing conditions produced many
low scores In the sos and eos In
all flights. Mrs. Miller Thy means
of an 81. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
James reached the honorroll Give
scores below 1907, bringing this
seasons total to fourteen. Mrs.
Clark Greenstreet reached the A
class and a number reduced their
handicaps by several strokes.
Two matches we're carried beyond
the 18th hole. Mrs. Greenstreet car
ried Mrs. James to the 18th hole
before acknowledging defeat, while
Mrs. Campbell forced Mrs. Anders
% holes before the latter won.
Flight Play
Complete first and second flights
follow:
First flight: Mrs. Miller won from
Mrs. Kelly 80; Mrs. c. P. Steimle
won from Mrs. Walter Wisbin, 80 /;
Miss Mary Power won from Mrs.
Z. G. Wiedman, up; Mrs. Anders
won from Mrs. Campbell, up %
holes; semifinals, Mrs. Miller won
from Mrs. Steimle, 81; Mrs. And
ers won from Miss Power. 81.
Finals, Mrs. Miller won from Mrs.
Anders. 2 up.
Consultations: Mrs. Kelly won
from Mrs. Wisbin, 2 up; Mrs. Camp
bell won from Mrs. Wiedman, ST;
Finals. Mrs. Campbell won from
Mrs. Kelly, SIS.
Second flight: Mrs. James won
from Mrs. William Butzin, AZ;
Mrs. Greenstreet won from Mrs.
Battelle, up; Mrs -Beisiegel
won from Miss Donna Hayward, ~ !;
Mrs. Matthews won from Mrs.
Fischer, I'll; semi-finals, Mrs.
James won from Mrs. Matthews,
81.
Consolation: Mrs. Battelle won
from Mrs. Butzin, "a: Mrs. Fischer
won from Miss Hayward, 81; fin
ais, Mrs. Battelle won from Mrs.
Fischer. 2 up.
Plan Swim Party
Next Wednesday members OF the
Women's Golf Association have
been invited to Mrs. Anders' cot
tage at the lake for a potluck and
swim party. Fourteen have already
signed up to 60 and others wishing
TO 90 will call Mrs. Wisbin, who