The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-21
GOLF CUPS AT BALTUSR0L.
WIND UP or TIE WOMEN'S SUC-
CESSFUL OPEN TOURNAMENT.

to play turned the Ia bles on the latter by de-
feating her by > up and 3 to play.
Both the cup winners have splendid style
that is subordinate to the strokes. that Ia when
they face the ball they think only OF getting IL
away to good advantage Miss Terry learned
at shinnecock Hills. like Miss Beatrix Hoyt.
and she has played much with her brother,
who was on the golf team throughout his years
at Yale. She is orthodox" to every canon Of
goflng form. Miss Griscom. who has had the
advantage Of playing in Scotland. has also
charming style and very effective one. The
two are good types Of the women players who
have reached the front rank and who have
taught this season that Miss Beatrix Hoyt is
no longer in II class by herself.
The players again had q perfect autumnal
day for their sport. but tho wind was gusty
and baflling at certain stages. Mrs. W. N.
Gorham. who put ont Miss Ruth Underhill on
Thursday. and Miss Eunics Terry were the
the first pair. Going out in 54 Miss Terry
was up at the turn. and she won out bv 3 no
and to Tlay. Miss Lucy Heron and Mrs. W.
Fellowes Morgan. the remaining pair In the
Baltusrol cup semi finals. had a hotter match.
Mrs. Morgan made the best score OF tho tour
nament lB. Both wont out in 81. when Mise
Heron was > up.
Then Mrs Morgan. by better putting won two
straight, and they faced the home hole, ali
square. The distance is 80 yards and the line
is crossed by two hazards a brook and q sand
pit, In the strong side wind Mrs. Morgan
thought discretion the better part and she
made the green with three iron shots. Miss
Heron sliced a long drive into, a clamp of
trees and her second With the hrassey was
green gree on The third. but lost the match through
two-foot put missed for half The cards
were:
Mr. Mr., H Hsf;on. Il i a$S s & IS
Mrs. Miriam I = = ( : 8 54-1oe
In the sem-nnals for the Consolntion cup
Miss Cassatt only won from Miss COTE on tho
twsnty-Second hole. after a high scoring match
Kam wneh s aeRGF nsf Mrs. .hs hpE Sns
"a she did when, they met in the first round OF
the wG"ns ,s ehTmronshbp at A5dsISy last
being W and 3 to play, Miss Griscom went
the journey. and was then up The card
shows how she won out for the Consolation
cup:
M $. G G,':sGm 90 s s.s
*Byes not played.
hole Miss Terry ana Mrs. MorGap we're eii
l17,yard tenth hoe and the four next holes In
par figures Mrs Morgan could only gain half
hfs hS s F she WON
on the next green in to &. The cards
follow:
Mis- MI. T Te:Eg; u......7 7Gs5sS I -. I'd
M Mr.. M HSGt s 80. SO 50 So
Mrs. MORGAN lit was too fast pace for any
woman in the country to keep,up with"
x 4Ts9 IF sGe % n CUP yss the
Gest hall q TIRES trials, counted. MIss Marion
unable to keep two of her attempts in the
boundary lines which were sixty ynrds apart.
and only scored 100 yards with the ball that
At BaIa she drove 1884, yards. Miss Lucy
HsrropM Was ths wnnrr The t"n5 hest dives
Morgan. 15s yards; Miss Underhil. $50 yards
Miss Terry. 40 yards. summaries:
Ard.sy: 6ea Mr:: ". 81; ,aorhSm. Philsdsiphiai
"rr,n e and %s, II PIX :v MI W. Fsowe'
IF fma ?t nd- Nj Terry bea, Mrs Morgan by
Griscom, M"ron Cricket. heat Mr.. Will am Shippcn
caa merton ck "b Beat II Mss S'Ai EzaS s hSie
a'SI gu by beat 12 M hSet3 ~
3 mp and to play.
STAMFORD. Oct 2O.-Tho first and semi-nnal
rounds in the invitation tournament OF the
Wee Burn Golf Club were played on the links
at Noroton TO-DAY and as q result Of the days
work c. NJ. Hamilton. who returned the lowest
score in the qualifying round. and c. s. Cox
who returned the next lowest card. will play
Tomorrow in the finals for the Wee Burn cup.
Erei Hecker, OF the Wee Burn Golf Club and
Edward l.eavi't. of Fairfield. will play for the
Ge 1rTI Of The e ess
cent Athletic Club will play for the consolida-
The golf to-day was Of tho hiehsst order.
m ths nSo being ely, exciting
tious manner. 4 chilly wind blew over the
tn" first pair teed on. the ciou is hnd blown BY BY
AL a. from TINT out II rns m ideal October day.
the Wee Burn Gun " B. cheney OF the eu Oxford ,t
Cub and Geo ,s rheins o. fairtie,t had = nip
and The ?. won the ,wen'ie,h HamiIton s dis;
posed nt w. Is. Wheeler in the first round and
Phelps in tn" $ finals rather easily.
Cox and Grahame played close match in tho
noa Rs and TsTs sS on n ss
p SnS aHf as' E:
in the afternoon when the pair finally finished.
tut they held tho attention of the spectators to
nT last us 9s
nir,eteenth Was hNlyed and tho twent ieth went
to Leavtt. The summary:
1 MeS S%f" Yacht t w1cse
country. w - Np anu : 10 pl' NeOrNe Pnelps, FAr-
hed County. beat W, i. Cheney Oxford Golf by mp
twenty holesE A. G ,lhAme, North Jersey Country,
beat ", J." baldwin, Wee Burn. Golf, b. up and II
TO goC. S Cox Fairfield County. beat p. II. Bonner.
Staten land Cricket, by g mp and to go.
Semi hnals-HFmilton heA: Phelps BY 2 up and
to 20, Cox heat Gl ahsme mp nineteen holes.
SorotOn Cuu-fiTt round--H. A. Colby, Essex
County. heat V. Th'rne. BrooklANn Country by
up AMI It 70 90; Frederick Hecker. Wee Burn beat
q, H. Blwly. Deal Beach ly sup and 2 to 90; A. c.
Wheeler, Wee Burn beat F. 4. MArsellns North Jer.
sey, by NJ and 4to GO: Edward Leavitt, Fairfield.
beat G, y. Seely, Wee Burn, hy ny and > to 60.
Semi finals hrCker heat Colby by u and q IN
30, Lay u beat Wheeler, MP rwenty holes.l
Consolidation Cup-First round-Randolph hurry.
IarGhmont Va hit, heat u; G. stenbips Richmond
e. Hukaw, West hester Country. by un; X. u.
Cheney, New Canaan Golf. heat W. p Irwin New
Haven Gulf. by mp and to 60; s. Maddox. Crss-
cent A. G.. beat c. A. Detioll, Staten Island Cricket
hy M.
snmi.Anal'-Hu Hurry beat Williams. by ( Up and . to
20: Maddox beat Cheney, by up.
Tomorrow a team match will take place as
well ms the final cup rounds. Fairfield County's
team will lie headed by Findlay =. Douglas.
The Garden City Golf Clubs links have been
finally selected for the intercollegiate Golf As
soriation's team and individual championship
tournament for 1899 Yale. Harvard. Prince
ton and Columbia will send represent atives.
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