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got Miss Suggs admirably ground-}
ed in a sound golfing method, a
swing on the flat side, and a thor-
‘oughly business-like way of get-
ting hold of the ball and dis-
patching it. toward an objective.
And what a putter! She knocked
around that pleasant little course
(some of the holes are not so lit-
tle, at that) in 39-39—78, picking
off three 3’s on the second nine,
one of them at the dogleg fourth,
which is a par 4 of 295 -yards, if
you play it as laid out, around an
angle of woods to the right.

NOW, you.can cut off some .of|.
this yardage by hitting a bold,
towering and elongated drive over
the angle of forest, but you may
take it from me, this requires. a
lot of wallop, especially for a
lady golfer. But Miss.. Suggs
(weight, 100 pounds, remember)
socked her drive to a position}
within two yards of the left-front
corner of that green; chipped. -bold-
ly six feet past the. flag, and
canned the putt with a precision