FEBEUABY 16, 1922
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PARSON AND WALKER MISS ELIZABETH GORDON
DEFEAT NICOLL and, MILEY
(Continued from Page 5)
In Amateur-Pro Match
MRS. A. S. GILMAN WINS
PUTTING CONTEST
A large gallery turned out Sunday The summaiT of match play follows
afternoon to follow the amateur-pro- First Eight
fessional match in which Donald Par- First round. Mrs. Donald Parson
son, Youngstown, and A. L, Walker, Youngstown, defeated Mrs. M. W. Marr
Jr., of the Richmond Country Club, de- Pinehurst, 5 and 3; Miss Elizabeth Gor
ieaieu icii xixvuxx, jjiuxcaoiuiuu. o,u nic (l0Ilj Metacomet, defeated Mrs. A. M
Belmont Spring Club, and Fred Mile?, Mothersele, Yountakah, 3 and 1- Mrs
the Homestead Club professional, 3 and j0hn D. Cliapman, Greenwich, defeated
2. Mrs. Herman Elllis, Oakland, 6 and 5
Parson and Walker had a best ball Mrs. Joseph Bydolek, Buffalo, defeated
ot o against to-to ,i xor tne Mrs H H Rackham, Detroit, 5 and 4
pros. The match was all even at the Semi-finals. Miss Gordon defeate.
turn, both sides going out in 35. The Mra. Parson, 2 and 1; Mrs. Bydolek de
amateurs won the tenth where thej feated Mrs. Chapman, 1 up.
both got a par 4, while the profession- Final. Miss Gordon defeated Mrs
als were trapped and took 6 each. Bydolek, 3 and 2.
Walker won the eleventh with a putt Consolation. Mrs. Mothersele defeat
from off the green and the fifteenth 0(j jrs Ellis, 1 up.
where his tee shot came to rest just
three feet from the pin and went down Second Eight
in 2. The other holes were halved.
,Tr , , i onoo to 4.1 First round. Miss Louise Patterson
Walker's round of .39-33 72 was the
. , . ,. . , , . , Plainfield, defeated Miss Carolyn Bogart
best individual score of the match. ' ,
Pinehurst, 1 up; Mrs. F. S. Danforth
North Fork, defeated Mrs. J. H. Horner
Oakmont, 4 and 3; Mrs. G. A. Magoon
Oakmont, defeated Mrs. R. K. Eaton
mi ... , , , Brae Burn, 6 and 5; Mrs. J. D. Arm
The weekly putting contest held on ' ' ,
,, , , . r, . , strong, Buffalo, defeated Miss R. L
the clock greens at the Country Club fe' '
0 , , , , -kit Abernathy, Kansas City, 3 and 2.
on Saturday last was won by Mrs. A. Ji J'
o m js ii. ou i tt . , x m . Semi-finals. Miss Patterson defeated
S. Gilman of the Shaker Heights Club,
, t ... Mrs. Danforth, 4 and 2: Mrs. Arm
Cleveland, with a score of 22 for the ' '
, , mt x. i v, strong defeated Mrs. Magoon, 5 and 4
twelve corners. This . is two less than & b '
- , . . , . Final. Miss Patterson defeated Mrs
an average of two putts a corner and is 2 1
unusually fine putting. Mrs. Leo F. Armstrong, a"c
r a ,XT , Consolation. Mrs. Horner defeatei
F. Wanner and Mrs. C. S. Water-
, , i i. oo i Mrs. Eaton, 5 and 4.
house were close seconds, at 2,s each.
Seventeen participants took part in
i i i i n Third Eieht
this event and finished as follows:
22 First round. Mrs. W. H. Cane, Arco
23 la, defeated Mrs. Dr. M. L. Cannouse
2; St. Louis, 2 up; Mrs. F. H. Mahan, St
25 Davids, defeated Mrs. R. W. Tener
25 Oakmont, 3 and 2; Mrs. L. F. F. Wan
25 ner, Hempstead, defeated Mrs. E. C
25 Bliss, Pinehurst, 4 and 3; Mrs. G. M
25 Howard, Halifax, defeated Mrs. Donald
26 Herring, Princeton, 4 and 2.
26 Semi-finals. Mrs. Cane defeated Mrs
2(j Mahan, 7 and 6; Mrs. Wanner defeate
27 Mrs. Howard, 4 and 2.
Mrs. Hill Jr 29 xinai. mrs. vvamrer ueieaieu mrs
Mrs. Fro'lle 30 Cane 3 and 2.
Mrs. W. B. Merrill 30 Consolation. Mrs. Bliss defeated Mrs
Mrs! S." H. Patterson 31 Dr- Cannouse, 2 up.
Mrs. Norton 31
Fourth Eight
MRS. T. GILPIN MASSEY First round. Mrs. H. A. Wilkins
LEADS THE SHOOTERS Southern Pines, defeated Mrs. Hug
Kahler, Princeton, 3 and 2; Mrs. C. W
Mrs. T. Gilpin Massey of Wilming- Hoyt, Cherry Valley, defeated Mrs. C
ton, Del., led the field in the weekly S. Waterhouse, Ardsley, 3 and 2; Mrs
rifle contest at the Gun Club with a W. Bloodgood, Pinehurst, defeated Mrs
score of 145 points out of a possible W. C. Mudgett, Southern Pines, by de
150. Mrs. Lawrence Barr of Pine- fault; Mrs. A. S. Gilman, Shake
hurst, was a close second, at 144, and Heights, defeated Mrs. II . M. Wanner
Mrs. E. N. Munroe of Detroit, finished Cherry Valley, 3 and 2.
third, at 135. Semi-finals. Mrs. Wilkins defeate
The leading scores were: Mrs. Hoyt, 1 up; Mrs. Bloodgood defeat
Mrs. T. Gilpin Massey 145 ed Mrs. Gilman, 6 and 5.
Mrs. Lawrence Barr 144 Final. Mrs. Wilkins defeated Mrs
Mrs. E. N.. Munroe 135 Bloodgood, 5 and 4.
Miss Margaret Lewis 133 Consolation. Mrs. Waterhouse defeat-
Miss Marion Lewis 127 el Mrs. Wanner, by default .
Miss Helen P. Ryan 120 (Continued on Page 12)
Mrs. A. S. Gilman
Mrs. Leo F. F. Wanner
Mrs. C. S. Waterhouse
Mrs. A. S. Higgins
Mrs. Cookman
Mrs. J. II . Horner
Mrs. M. W. Marr
Miss Louise Patterson
Mrs. G. M. Howard
Miss Cullen
Mrs. Murphy
Mrs . Johnston
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