Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19

lZtn renewal OF the Curtis Gu
The thraShing topped a Z
1850 and kept on this side {
Americans won two years ago
in England. The United States
has won the cup eight times
and the British twice. The BIZ
ennial competition ended in
ties twice since it started in
1892.
Diane Robb Pearson, an l8-
year-old beauty. saved the
Britons from total defeat by
crushing Judy Bell of Wichita,
Kan. 8 and THE largest win
ming margin of the singles.
Jean Roberts. 10, a last
minute substitution for Brit
aims ailing Ann Irwin, made a
gallant effort to pull out an
other triumph for the visitors
but lost to Phyllis PreuSs OF
Pompano Beach, Fla, up,
on the 18th. where Miss Rob-
ertS hit a sand trap with her
approach shot. Miss Roberts
5 down after l8. rallied on the
afternoon round and evened
the match on the 32d hole.
Competition Sitter
The United States after
banking the British. 80. in
yesterdays three Scotch four
SomeS, ran into sitter COM
petition in today's 35-hole SIR
giles over the 6,427-yard par
36-37-73 Broadmoor course.
nesting in mountains $500
feet above sea level. None OF
the competitors broke par on
the hilly layout featuring roll
ing green's and backgrounded
by deceptive mountain shadows
jeanne Gunderson of Kir-
land, Wash, turned back a
threatening rally in the late
stages to defeat Mrs. Angela
Bonallack, 2 and /.
Clifford Ann Greed Of Alex
andria. La, sailed to a Cup
lead in the first 10 holes this
morning then played par golf
in the afternoon to conquer
Sally Bonallack, 6 and 5.
Mrs. Anne Quasi Decker of
s. attic, the United States
champion, defeated by 5 and 4
Mrs. Marley Spearman. the
British styliSt. who was allowed
an hours later starting time
this morning because of nausea.
Miss Irwin, who was replaced
by Miss Roberts, also COM
planned of an upset stomach.
Miss McIntire Wins
Barbara McIntire Of Colorado
Springs. playing on her home
course. sailed by Sheila
Vaughan. S and 4, for the other
United States victory.
Mrs. Pearson shot over
par golf on the morning Is to
build a 7-up lead over Miss Bell
who has played the course doz-
ems of times. The comely British
star shot two brilliant brides
on the short 22d and Goth holes
where her iron shots from the
tee left her with 10-foot and
30-foot puts, which she sank
Mrs. FrearSon was l over pal
on the morning round and Z
over for the IL holes in the
afternoon.
Miss Roberts staged the
days most courageous come
back after being five down tc
Miss Preuss at the end of the
morning round. The English
champion shot one under PAL
golf for the first IA holes on
the afternoon tour to chop
down the Americans lead and
then eVened the match on
the 32d, where Miss Preuss
slammed an approach shot
into the sand.
But the 19-year-old BritisheI
ran into trouble on the 1885,
yard 33d hole, where her drive
landed in trees. She picked
up after failing to reach the
green in four shots and con-
coded the hole. After losing
the short 34th. where she
needed three to reach the green
Miss Roberts won the 35th pal
5, where Miss Preuss' approach
landed in a sand trap near the
green.
On the 36th, Miss Preuss wa;
short on her approach but Miss
Roberts lost the advantage
when her own approach sailed
into a sand trap to the righ
of the green. They halved TIT
hole with one-oYer-par fiYes