The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-13
FAIR GOLFERS IN PLAY,
CONTINUATION or TEE WoMEx'S
oHAlrPIONSHIP ar IRDSIEY.

CONTINUATION or TEE WoMEN'a
oHlrPIoNSHIP At IRDSIEK.
U15u RsAtrix Hoyt Maintains Her Title in
ths Match with ATiss Keyss-RIrs. Morgan
wins the Approaching Contest and
BTrs, MRnioe the LonE-DrivinE Prise.
Match play was the order Of the day at the
us. e. A amateur championship at the Ards
leytOTub yesterday. 4 radical ohaneoin methods
from the preliminary round on Tuesday. in
which only strokes counted. It was a holder
and more daring game than the round at medal
play. and the results were In come instances a
Sronounood surprise, for the prudent soula at
Vhe stroke game, who had made q telling score.
waa BOWED over by her more reckless oppo-
nent, who was willing to take chances for q
hole. caring nothing for the SCORE By strokes.
Thes attendance Waa not ~ large a., on the
epenlnE DAY. There was again a high wind.
but nowit helped instead 81 opposing tho bail
Cnathe first four holes. It was really q task for
che women. to play from the high tees or to put
On the putting green's that were at an altitude.
for. especially when the players were followed
By q considerable number Of onlookers. the
nag-hAppinG manner IN which the half gale
took liberties with their skirts was enough to
make them miss easy shots. The day was as
Glorious in reality az any autumnal one ever
NSoSAlbNd WV aohihke0h van hAo eNSihOo
Of the life at Sleepy Hollow" o region
bordSred on by the links.
."Heavensr exclaimed Cyrus Field Judson.
This day IL q surprise to me, for, when l heard
the rain swishing against my windows last
night I said eood-by to good tlmes for the
week" The sentiment was Endorsed by every
committeeman on the course.
The survivors after the round at eighteen
is,S,itv Mics EortiNI,as Rurt Mis-. T1ndsrbiu
H. 6.as5 NJ, $500. - MI, yuotSaarn
They will meet In pairs in the order named to-
day In the second Sld. round T,a,S c.: Miss x \, a K; eass sna
adviser yesterday. The girl made a pretty and
GRACEFUL figure as she trod the inks in attend
aaoe on her sister, evidently quite unconscious
that she was introducing somewhat of an inno-
vation in golnng customs.
Those VINO are ono Oh see1stlcs Ia eol were
comparing throughout the day the scores OF
the four medal winners for the lowest scores
in the previous CHAMPIONSHIPS with those
made MAJ mn IN the nO,, aT S..ann t01 round 6on,S on ha tues ds-
JSotoa ,ror tho oomnar;aon vas that Mice
aSSSs e. i aSo the In phr TU@P that Sas % almost sti BECOMES %lss
acommonplqce term on the links, is quite in a
ptonship. held at the MeadowbrookS Club in
1895 for the cup presented by H.. D. Winthrop
isoSLMesdoW5rooEeMrs. Charles 3. Brown, Shin,
necocf Hins .ls2j Mas Nina o. Sargent; Essex
Sppn Mn, wi %tili Ma' sN "; q F MoaFis cd nfSf1 i GGnn'''
ELECTROMAGNETIC Beatrix Hoyt, SHINE.
Sasts al 49,. 81 &r! n' $ili II Y sh f1issS%ai Morris Faii1 Soansy.
ps aseEI aoyt' sh GoSasS G HiHs. 16 Man MhSs 4. c, sar.
SS Gent; E'; Is1; o%Sai s. Ml l1a: Nc Curtis + C. E asege Go asssz
~: sstlaaysSs Qua stormy dsS; - 1a
cock Hills, o.; Miss Edith b. Burt. Philadelphia
66o1RttTyi1 100 100 H,s Mi ss,a Mf a RsSsy, e eSacapS q C.. E sosI
The The a ri pair to leave the rope.inolosed tee
was Mas Harriet, Curtis with her brother'
James i. Curtis, IN Intercollegiate champion
Sesses a very ane style. She was Q n the irst green
M Mad SSP s Ssa,ao . tho SS 8 4 asn1 pi G1 ;Es snd M Miss
G eIIeSd E l5s dEivs Of so ths hSn and sl Io5t the Th9 bo latter t9
Miss shearson. who was in the cup in a capital
!; ehS Abb oWsyyepr lS Was Destined to ~ a en tri nj epS
for Miss TidIitz' 49,
Then came the match that the onlookers
t t%seS MMisss Hoyt ana Miss KSyes' AZ each
made her opening shot the cameras of profess
Snapped in unison, but this did not discomo
pose tho young women. for each made a long
the rayiple before The green and had a hanging
lie. not an advantageous place to pitch from.
but she was vslIoa the gfss5 with s%ashie::
In Z: Miss Reyes. who made a fne brsssey as
her second shot. was, down ma stroke
second tee. MISS Hoyt was on the
green in 2. using a mashie. but she needed four
her TO make some motions with the putter that
sueSested im~patience. and the rivals halyed In
Sib. With . wind back Of the ball Miss Hoyt
drove fully :1S0 yards from the third tee.
their breaths. Miss Reyes cleared the
bunker nicely. but she needed a brassey to get
ba6. An iron shot made the green for Miss
Hoyt and loft to her q slxty-foot put for the
took two more to Get down, Miss Reyes who
was we'll on the green with the mashie' scoring
methods Of the two was we'll Illustrated from the
nsxttee when they faced the 122-yaEd hole. Miss
while iss Keyes used the driver, and With the
following wind, onIy rare luck kept her from
approSch put. Miss Hoyt being at least ten feet
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