Virginia Van Wie beats Glenna Collett-Ware

Item title reads - Ladies' Open Golf Championship. Miss Joyce Wethered re-enters golf "lists" once again to prevent Cup going to America - and succeeds! Beating Miss Glenna Collett by 3 and 1, after being 5 down at the turn! St. Andrews, Scotland. <br/> <br/>M/S of Miss Wethered and Miss Collett standing together. Various shots of the golf game, people follow them round, good pan across course and golf club. M/S as the trophy is presented to Miss Wethered. M/S of her stood with it, C/U of her face, she smiles.

Item title reads - Bravo - 19 year old "Miss England"! Miss Diana Fishwick - playing for first time in Women's Open Golf Championship - beats Miss Glenna Collett, 4 times United States Champion, by 4 & 3! Formby, Merseyside. <br/> <br/>M/S as Glenna Collett practices her golf swing then takes her shot. L/S of spectators walking around the course to follow the game. L/S as Glenna takes her shot on the Green, L/S as Diana putts the ball. L/S as she walks up to the trophy table, a man makes a speech, puts his cigarette back in his mouth, and presents her with the sizeable trophy. She replaces it and he holds up the smaller one she is allowed to take home. L/S as the camera pans around all the people watching and applauding. C/U of Diana holding up her trophies, she laughs.

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