New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
GOLF.
MISS HoYT BEATS MISS TERRY AT BAL
TUsRoL-BRISK PLAY IN WON
EMS TOURNEY.

There were pretty girls a-plenty about the nrst
tee when play was called at Baltusrol yesterday
The thtFty-two who had qualified on the ureviouz
day Were on hand bright and early, and the flush
OF excitement on many cheeks was dsepened bv
the brisk autumn breeze that blew across the links
Golf can be played in all sorts Of weather but On
a day Ike yesterday II Is sport 1T for kings There
was Just enough crispness TO the air to make
heavy tweeds comfortable. and the bright colors
worn by the contestants blending with the rich
autumnal foliage made a pretty sight Tba rstn
TOO, had done the course worlds Of good and everv
tnlns combined to add to the tournaments success
There were no unpleasant defaults; the com
mittee got the different pairs of briskIy and the
results were satisfactory TO all Miss Ruth IN
derhil. the champion Of 1883, was paired with
Fanny K. MeLane. the Baltimore champion, and the
match brought out splendid work on both sides
Miss McLane not so familiar with the course
as her opponent. but notwithstanding this disad-
vantage she showed capital form. Miss Under
hill beat her up and 1 TO play. Beatrix Hoyt. al
ways an interesting figure to any goI1ng gathering
had as her opponent Miss Eunlce Terry. OF New
port The ex-champion has gained In Judgment and
showed 1t yesterday by the way she generalled
her play. They followed by an enthusiastic
gallery. The opening hole was halved IN and then
Miss Terry managed to get in some grand ap
proach shots, and at the fifth green up. Miss
Hoyt halved the sixth In 8 then lost two more.
and at the turn for home was l down On the tenth
hole she tied the by bringing on splendid
match ended on the fifteenth green. with Miss
Hoyt victor by up and to play. As far as can
be now. Miss Hoyt should have a good chance
for the semi-hnals but there is reason for pre-
dieting her ultimate success.
Miss Griscom, the National champion, met Miss
Marion Oliver. OF Albany. who won second place
In the qualifying round on Tuesday. Medal play
and match play very different forms OF son.
however and yesterday she was beaten up ana 8
play. Each made the first nine holes IN %. al
which point Miss Griscom was up The latter
took the first three holes OF the inward journey.
and though Miss Oliver got the nfteenth, MISS
Griscom's more seasoned form won the day.
Peggy Curtis of Boston, beat Miss Gertrude
ward A Ianice, the Lenox champion beat Miss
Elsie Cassatt OF Philadelphia, 0 up and 70 play.
The other results IN this round were: Miss Geor-
gianna Bishop Of BrOOklawn beat Miss Lucy Her
ron. Of Cincinnati. l up; Miss Bessie Howe, OF
Pittsburg beat Miss Kip, OF Morris County, up
and l to play, and Mrs. W. j. Berg. OF Nutley,
beat Miss Harriet Curtis of Boston, up.
The results OF the Consolation Cup were; Miss
Helen Parrish Shinnecock, beat Miss Lena Rich
ardson, Nassau 6 up. to play; Miss Grace Fargo.
Sea alright beat Miss Madeline Chauneey. pyker
Meadow 4 up to play; Miss Leona De Bary'
BaItusroI beat Miss Lillian Brooks. Ardsley, up,
Miss Edith Burt Philadelphia. up, TO play; Mrs
N P Rogers Hillside. beat Miss Grace Marvin.
ALBANY up 4 to play: Mrs c F. Fox, Phila-
deIphia heat Miss Marie G. Bryce, Morris County,
up ! TO play; Miss Elsa Hurlbut. Morris County,
beat Miss Dorothy WetmOre, Baltusrol, up. 2 10
pIav and Miss L. NJ Harrison, Baltusrol, beat Mrs.
William Shippen Morris County up, 2 to play