Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-08-31 | Page 11 | Miss Wilson Encounters Her Jinx of Last Year

Miss Wilson Encounters Her Jinx of Last Year British Star Hopes to Revenge Revenge Re Re- eDge Her IIer Defeat DeCent by b Y Miss l Glutting 5 EXMOOR Highland Park HI nr Aur Aug 31 JP P Enid Wilson Champion Cham chain pion of England and Virginia Van Wie of Chicago American itle me holder reached the semi finals of the national women's golf olf championship toda today and will meet tomorrow to The International duel of the champions was set sd as Miss Wilson defeated Charlotte Glutting of West Orange N. N J. J 2 Z and 1 and Miss Van VIe turned tamed back a a. spirited challenge by Mrs Irs Leona Leon Ch Cheney ney San Gabriel Cal one up Helen Belen Hicks nicks of Inwood N. N Y and Maureen Orcutt Haworth N. N J. J reached the other semifinals semi finals match Miss Orcutt Miss Hicks defeated Lucille Robinson Des Moines 4 and 3 and Miss Orcutt Or Or- cutt cult coming back to win three e of the 5 holes with a a. m medal al finish of 36 eliminated Mrs O O. O S. S Hill But of Kansas City one up By GEORGE KIRKSEY United d Press Sports Spork Writer EXMOOR COUNTRY CLUB High land and Park Ill Aug 31 With 31 With a return return re- re turn urn battle batUe between Enid Wilson 23 year-old year English champion and Charlott Charotte Char Char- otte lotte Glutting 21 year old West Orange N N. J. J girl as a headliner headline the national women's golf championship entered the third round of ot match play at 18 holes today with eight survivors It was in identically the same spot in in last years year's tournament at Salem Mass that Miss Wilson met Miss Glutting and was eliminated b by the American girl 1 l up Having already announced her retirement retirement re re- from Irom competitive golf after this lis tournament Miss Wilson had her herbest herbest best est shots ready to revenge last years year's ceat and md cOltIn continue e her march arch to th the title title she anxiously covets to place alongside longside her British laurels and the thc title of ot the uthe worlds world's greatest woman golfer EXPLAINS PHILOSOPHY My ui-ry philosophy of ot golf Is that the Almighty allows one just so many reasonably good shots Miss Mass Wilson commented I 1 like to keep p a few up my sleeve to use them at just Just such a time as today The ranks of ot the big four four Miss Miss Wilson Vilson and the three foremost American Amer Amer- scan ican can contenders Virginia Van Wie Chicago defending champion Helen Hicks licks Inwood N. N Y N.-Y Y and Maureen Orcutt Haworth N. N J J. J remained J.-remained remained in in- tact act for today's matches The other players remaining in competition com com- petition in addition to Miss Glutting were Mrs Leona Cheney 1929 finalist Mrs Opal S. S Hill 1929 semifinalist emif and Lucile Robinson bespectacled be be- spectacled Des Moines girl whom many lany are beginning to look upon as asic the ic tournaments tournament's Miss Robinsons Robinson's big test came today to to- toay day ay when met Jovial Helen Hicks the le long driver and former ch champion who has played 38 holes thus far in inne one ne under par TWO UNDER PAR Miss Van Wie who blasted away with two eagles and a medal score of f two under par for tor 16 holes yesterday yester yester- day ay faced aced Mrs Leona Pr ler Cheney Cheney Che- Che ney ey Los Angeles twice western champion cham plo pion ion who has been playing highly consistent golf goIt The other match brought together Miss Orcutt and Mrs Hill both veterans veterans veterans veter veter- ans who have held many Important titles titles ties but have never won the national championship