With the U. S. men's title in Canada and the Canadian women's title returned there after six years in the U. S., and with Enid Wilson, who had whipped the pick of the U. S. for the British women's title in May, on hand vowing to do as Bobby Jones had done, the leading links ladies of the U. S. assembled last week at Peabody, Mass. with a chore cut out for them: to keep at least one major amateur golf title in their country. The chore looked harder...
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