The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15

appliance 90 che puttad the bali dead. ana nho
won with her fourth. Miss Wetmoro approx-
AZ TIE. players camo "a. the eighth hole they
were Joined BY many who had been watching
we're We're About evenly diRVidedS.s n BosR drove SSort.
neither reaching tho brook with her SECOND.
Aiss Wetmore vas well over on her third Rut
back. at he. cSst Of a stroke, and went .scFoss,
bank beyond, both tried to get up with their
brasseye, but Miss Wetmore went into the
tSs ero %hi59 un 5ISs rS Ss1seoR ShS T dTopp ssy tSS ba n
on the fair green without penalty. the sphere
rolling several yards back to q good lie, from
MisSs 1WSetmosre. with 4 Sood 'neibiiHcE stroke,
wss I sS TO th sut FE Hiss %s. nsT ns Want s Snt Z pug 1,
Miss GTiscc% got an SppToSimsted ID. AZ the
RsTS,SSk; I Mlss di.ISsOp going well up me AM;
Miss Wetmore's ball went too far to the right.
On her third she was in the long grass across
Mics driscom. who was down IN 8 on the
S SSS h 81 so ISs s K E A HIS T lsfs Siss R %ist%sor :
Miss dfiscom drove. almost to the road at the
siicIpe into lo snp grass. HIS driscom TpfiSSsSSS
&stm SIS'I got a out we we'll T. making max distance and
direction. and yas on the green IN I; ten ya re
away from the, hole. Misc HTlBcom pleyeo tn9
ieS was Ssi not 1Sn : s' diHi0Sltp thing Il foP MiSs drisco$R
drives at the eleventh: Miss Wetmore, xithI
lSn sS i5G srS s@S'; N kit i SIss lS S4isS ssa'' N e t9 sSS 1Sis
With abeantiful mashie stroke Miss Wetmore
came out dead on the green; While Mlss 9Eis-
failed TO halvo BY putting short. making Miss
In The play Tor the. pond hole Miss wetmore
R ssr sa her flrs Sr R0oT E STiy9 in tstli Ire to 1o get aoS M:
woods on n RerHsI stroke. and. picked the ball
s aR fES% 4 en net bls; giS ca4Fis SaP the the ebSISE; on an &c
drive. but Miss Wetmore REACHED the green a
usual. IiSsi ariscom laid the ball dead on
iISs ltsarteSnth n !, Miss Mot$3SS| IS M;
put %ls'i9 sfko Was SG now GsS ap With tSt ! @ plsy. On, The
tss sRpis 4 tTses et taffne g 3 stsol esr to Sri Ees 5sse
a thru S,is GPf hd miss w Gifl'S g goJSa l'E lCTs, z RS SSst e a Ess
Wetmore was dead, and as Miss Griscom
f SdIel %bi a 5p1S.d 81 tine S. GSS O RSS gaze oSSa up the
NJ: s Mft%S1'....s { SssG.1SS 81 ~
M Mas s Sis%Sne... { S.s 1856
a~ApproIimSted. tBye holes not played.
Thirty-two pairs fnished in the mixed four
ZONES In the afternoon. Shortly after the start
the southeast gale was merged into q peltinR
rain and this caused o number to withdraw,
much to the discontinue Of the Ardsley mem
bers who had given up their own matches to
act as scorers. Frank Sanger was one OF these
unfortunates.. He had gone to the links, to
practice certain bunker shots on the quiet. but
was mustered in to SCORE. his. pair quit ut the
eighth hole, and. after his ducking without re.
suits, Sanger considered himself n victim OF
hard luck. The best gross card was returned
by Miss Elsie Cassatt and James H. Tying. As
the following detailed score shows, the eighth.
ninth. and tenth holes were particularly good:
fGat..........":s stSSsSSS t7-ss
There was a tie for the best net score at 90
between Miss Agnes Helen Davis and w. II.
Coles and Miss b. @. Howe and Mortimer 8.
Patton. They tossed q eoin for the choice of
the handsome prizes, Miss Davis and and hneE
entered for the championship and their part
ners were entitled to start. The scores:
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