New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

of her fore cadde The lad had previously Deeh
warned about standing directly in the line OF the
ball. but did not heed the warning. and on driving
from the tee Mrs Manice's ball hit the boy on the
rebound and. according TO the rules, she lost the
hole 10 the more lamentaole. because the
drive was over 100 yards and one OF the best thas
Mrs Manice made. The hole was 2os yards long
and was approximated at for Miss Griscom. ON
the next two holes the latter was lamentably weak
In her brassie shots, and lost both With lead
OF up and to play for the Quaker golIer MIS-
Manice drove a long ball TO the sixteenth green
Miss Griscom's apparently weakening nerve re-
turned and she did fully we'll Both played
short second shots. Miss Griscom ran over the
green in g. putted up dead in and won In o Mrs
Manice was short of the green In 3. and made a
poor fourth shot. needing two more puts. and the
honors with Miss Grscom by up and 10
play. The cards were
Miss Frances c. Griscom. Merton Cricket;
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Mrs Edward A Manice. Lenox:
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Mrs N Pendleton Rogers the Hillside Club rep
resentative Of Plainfeld N. J.. showed from the
start that she disposed to give Miss Underhil
a stir fight for her title. The former failed TO
qualify a year ago. but under the tutelege OF her
professional coach. c. a. W. Fox. che has broad
ened out her game wonderfully. At Miss Under
hills strong points, approaching and putIng. MRS
holes were haived in each and by the same figure
Mrs. Rogers won the fourth The champion TOOK
the sixth, 3Os yards gave her the lead again
Championship golf for the next three followed
The seventh. 3S7 yards. was halved in boyle D.
drive upon the railroad bank lost the champion
the eighth. and each did the long ninth in the
grand score Of I. The turn left Mrs Rogers
game on the last nine holes she was never able
to get with her steady going opponent On
the fifteenth green Mrs Rogers led by 3 but utser-
able play the next followed by by the
champion the seventeenth. lost her points.
The home hole haved in 5. amid intense eX-
element. and the champion had lost her title by
the slim margin Of hole The cards were:
Mrs p. Rogers Hillside:
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Miss Ruth Underhin. Nassau:
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Miss Genevteve Hecker. the young Metropolitan
champion, who defeated Miss Hoyt and Miss
Underhill for that honor two months ago az MOT
ristown forced her way into another round by de-
feating Miss z. Ethel Wickham, one OF the leading
lights Of the home club Miss Hecker won by up
and to play. She led by four holes on the nrst
nine, and her game was a beautiful exhibition OF
steadiness. She had her professional caddte IN at
tendance, while Miss Wickhan had the services OF
w A Putnam, an amateur. The cards were;
Miss Geuevieve Hecker, wee-Burn:
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Miss =. Ethel Wickhan- Shinnecock:
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Mrs Caleb 2 Fox defeated Miss Caroline Living
ston, the sixteen-year-old Westbrook golfer, by
UP and TO play. The latter made admirable
three on the fourth hole 2S yards. Her long drfv-
ing the bright feature OF her game. Mrs. Foxs