Miss Cummlngs laid a fine Iron shot
on the sand green, then Mrs. Scammell
played a brilliant explosion shot from
the bunker, the ball striking the eand
with sufficient spin to hold ft. It ran
to within eight feet of the cup. Miss
Cummlngs overran a twenty-five foot
approach putt by five feet. Mrs. Scam
mell then sank her putt for a three and
Miss Cummlngs missed.
Miss Cummlngs was 2 up at the tenth,
but lost the eleventh and twelfth, when
sli<* took three, putts on each green. The
thirteenth and fourteenth were halved,
and Mrs. Scammell took the lead at the
fifteenth with a fifteen foot putt for a
three. The sixteenth was halved In
fives, and then Mrs. Scammell obtained
the unexpected win at the seventeenth.
The card:
MRS. SCAMMELI*
Out BB408474 4?47
In 5BS4B3S3 5-40-87
MISS CUMMING8?
Out B4564692 3?13
In 4B64B4B4 4?42?85
Some very fine golf Is being played
by the women in the consolation divi
sion of the championship flight.
Miss Ilarrletto Shepard of Hartford
and Mrs. John D. Chapman of Green
wich will play In the finals to-morrow.
Miss Shepard had a medal score of 85
in heating Mrs. F. J. Doyle of Torres
dale, 7 and 6. One of Miss Shepard's
fine shots was the holing for a two from
off the green at the ninth.
Miss Louise Elkins of Oakmont was
four down to Miss Frances Stebbins of
Brae Burn in the finals of the first eight,
but she won the match, 2 up.
The Summary.
FIRST EIGHT?Miss Louise Elklns, Oak
mont, defeated Miss Frances Stebbtns,
Braeburn, 2 up.
CONSOLATION?Mrs. H. H. Rackham, De
troit defeated Miss Dorothy Scherer, De
troit, 2 and 1.
