The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-09
WOMEN GOLFERS PAIRED.
LRRANGEMEyTs FOR THE CHAMPION
SHIP QUALIFYING ROUND.


Miss Hoyt viii Play Against Mrs. c. 8. Far
num-Ths Week at the Nassau Country
and ArdsIey Links-ClassinE of Entries for
Msresini Cup Extended Until Wednesday.
With tho announcement OF the pairings for
the women's cham pionship nothing remains to
be done except to teo off tomorrow for the
eighteen hole qualifying medal round. Prizes
are offered by the U. 8. G. A. for the three low
est scores in this round. while the best sixteen
scorers will keep on at match play on Wsdnes-
day. at 9:16 O'Clock in the morning. The match
play rounds will be at eighteen holes Wash.
inGton b. Thomas. president OF tho U. 8. g. A..
Secretary Kerr and Messrs. Fowle. r. Il. Thorn
as. Reid and H. J, Whigham Of the q. 8. G. A.
officials. will be in charge Of the championship
details Whigham arrived at horristown on
Saturday from England and he will stop over
for the Philadelphia event. He had
match with James A. Tying on Saturday and
was beaten by up and 4 to play. The wo-
mems record for the Bala links 10 93. held by
Mrs. ]. Frank MoFaddin. but tho par SCORE.
estimated from the standpoint OF women's
golf. would be almost 81 Miss Beatrix Hoyt
won the gold medal In the qualifying round
with o.. a new women's record at Ardsley and
II 10 likely that Mrs. McFaddin's mark will
be lowered at Bala. The pairinRs follow:
Miss Janet 8. sheldon and Mrs.. william J Berg
W.; snF6. H.. and Ms kB Bur Ersns:
Mason and M,' Cat Sath.nS " Rqysna Mr.; .
ees g. ari.cem and Mrs. William shippen
n' ds E Gls fnS M' sa hf'P R.Gs
Edw A. Msnos End Miss Elsie hTrlSnt Mis- Else Rss
saa Mas ss PS 'nsr ana Ms
and Mics cornclia O. Wins. Mrs Alfred W. Hsnssil
ad MID Ms' ns psnds,sn h N Caleb F.
Mni.fs u; e corn ma end cS Nj, futs Tna.rSil
ron and Ms. [; deBary. Mis-. Julia 4. Berxind and
Mrs. ErsnSn McF.i%en. Ms. lren. NiehsrG
son md Ms, STsos MHr Mn Mss Grace Ksy.s
J. r. j FowIes Mrs. s, {. Price and MISS esnsyisys
Eec M Me- r. shsttncA spd Miss EzAssth lay
En sg % Ts,.a ,a and s. HGHe hM1ws NJ:
Jane sword ~, and M,., Marion Oliver. Miss Helen
MSsy and Nay hsroS @ g. coSs
Bishop.
:, The women's champions hip will not monQpo-
toarnamsnts vt the new links Of the, Nassau
Country and the Ardsley clubs. The, latter is
an in Invitation fta mems with PLAYERS
not close until Wsdnss day evening Win u.
Coye, The round is at thirty. six holes With
gold medal for tie best score The nrst six
CUP. The the second sixteen en- for the Sosth
Country cup and the third it sixteen a for ths
oownS days there viii be ss aSsnse
boyle for the Red Spring CUP and an eighteen
hole medal play hanadiSaP for ZIP presented e1 ed
the usual minor prizes. A special train win be
run from Long Island City on each morning OF
at Jamaica special viii also return from from
Glen Cove on each afternoon.
horosini cup match, to be held at Van Cort-
landt Park, on next Saturday. has been ex-
viii Be- % IN The spS on Thnsday
morning So far about nifty have entered.
FNeLEwoop, Oct s-Four women and eight
men yesterday survived the frst match play
round for the Englewood Golf Club cham pion-
the defeat Of Mrs Wells By Mrs. f. A. Ogden
after prolonged contest, several intending
to witness the yacht race. The summary:
S dn kdSer b ssy b ssa. g9Ch
EBSs s Sss s., a. asRs p ' $s5s
beat n " Banks: Jr, By 5ap and 8 to 60: MS.
hSrii, PEE; Ma beat fiFs'! Gy sR taa .S rN
holes Mss wh,ttemor, bes, MIs. Q coe by defaul,
,b 9 s Gut %
oassRtsIS ssf.sfsdA ylilsnA Ws it = On 2:
wsntss viii have he custody Of The trophy FOR
Iaer VIA
follow:
G f% S;..::-:::::ss ..ss as as 81
out Out, .:"-55 81 s-:1- Of
a as s g. R % Kss sh s erP ySSs
q Chicago BY Typ. William Borden defeated
match for The an Second q P&fg Plight cube ahs
S Sn!Sh ,n vas Pge'fGG ,, by pd pi:
Of Chicago, won both the open handicap and
q ih Of ds; M Ms e. %nss 81 g.
A, Emmett. won first prize, in the consolation
aka1 es cGI.ns %s
| OF lS1 yards and one hai-foot
BurFALo Oct; She first annual golf tour
Tssi PNs: BSsc e
hs b n6s Sss Of
to saS Be "p snd
2 to play. In the final, Bsckwith beat Warren
BY up. In the Anal Of the consolation m atch
| Carey OF Cleveland beat Baokus OF Cleveland
| by up and seven to play. The driving con-
tests was one OF tho features OF the tournam ent
| and was!easly won by Pattison OF Buffalo. who
| drove Bl5 yards In three strokes. Next year
the tournament will be held at Detroit
Polo.
The second annual tournament Of the Staten
Island Polo Club begins to- day and continues
| on Wednesday and Friday. The prizes are the
West Brighton Polo cups for teams OF
| four whose aggregate handcap does n OF exceed
twelve goals aud NO individual handicap to ex-
Deed four goals. At 3 o'clock this afternoon
| Somerset plays Staten Island. and on Wcdnes-
| day, at the same hour. Lakewood plays Rock
| away. The two winning teams will meetn the
| final on Friday
| Gossip of tho Ring.