New-York tribune., 1901-10-10


favorites for the cup, and among those who
their play yesterday there were many who pre-
dicted that the two would meet in Saturdays hnal
round There has been tournament. however.
in which predictions have been unreliable as In
the present contest With Miss Griscom gone the
is open one, with something to commend
each of the survivors. Miss Curtis is drawn against
Miss Bessie Anthony. the Western champion. to-
day. while Miss Hecker meets Miss Bishop. OF
Bridgeport, and each is certain OF hard battle.
The other pairings for the day bring Miss Heron
against Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Manice against Miss
Adams The latter ought TO be known as the dark
horse OF the tournament. Hailing from the Wolas-
ton Golf Club, Boston, and never having
qualified before she was one OF the four to tie for
the gold medal Tuesday. and this success was
followed yesterday by a cleverly earned match
against Miss Fanny McLan, OF Baltimore. one of
the best players OF the South Miss Lucy
| Heron has been competitor since 1897, when she
was beaten at Essex County by Miss Nina Sar-
gent in the first round at match play, while Mrs.
Manice, of Lenox. was prevented from taking
conspicuous place last only by an unfortunate
accident which disqualified her score for an nno-
| cent breach OF the rules.
Yesterday was perfect for the game clear, bright
| and COOL while the competitors appeared in tho
best of spirits in spite OF the previous days or
| deal Miss Griscom took her defeat with apparent
good nature. for she appeared in the early morn
| ing ready for the consolation match cheerfully
| though il the most important contest OF
sng hp hoWver for Mra %ater orham of
| Philadelphia. against whom she was drawn. de
mer champion is thus out OF the tournament alto
| As the local champion Miss Hecker. captured
most of the attention from the onlookers, and
she set o1 with 9f F s rs Of 81 hsr ben
| cause they feared her defeat but because they
caddied for her. the only instance in which a pro-
Wit of Ardsey Wo has ase s Gay 9
| from tour of the English and Scotch links. was
| player opened poorly but. once away from The
clubhouse throng. her game yislby improved; She
| fortune the third. where the ban rolled from
managed to halve in I, however and then secured
| another half on the fifth.
fifteenth she lost by driving out Of bounds. but
| up and 2 to play. The cards We're:
Miss Hecker:
2at: ::::::::::fa $685.: =SAss
Miss Fargo:
fn'...:::::::::::::1 2fnt:.:::::::11 SO -ss-ol
bye holes played
Mrs Edward A. Manice scored an easy victory
over Miss Louise A. Wells of the Brookline Coun-
try Club, of Boston. On the outward journey she
had finished the entire circuit would in all proba-
bility have broken the record for the course Miss
Wells down at the turn, and lost by 6 up and
to play, the eighth being the only hole won in the
match The cards:
Mrs. z. A. Manice:
f%.::::::::::::.9 nt::::::::::99 'tS -tS-s.
Miss L. A. Wells:
Ps:::....::........::s qs'::::ss $50
BYE holes played
Miss Curtis >, beat Miss Mackay, Of Oakley Coun,;
try Club, of Cambridge, Mass, but she forced
to show her best form to do it. She outdrove Miss
Mackay all the way, Notwithstanding that her
ratio. They We're all even at the ninth, winning al
ternately to the fifteenth Miss Curtis took the six
ing the & Essex is County PLAYER dormie On the de
The cards
Miss Margaret Curtis:
fs..:: "a II ss
Miss Pauline Mackay:
fnt...:::::::::::s G9-os
Miss Anthony. the Western champion has evil
IDENTIFY improved in the last twelve months for,
though she failed Iie to qualify , at shnnecock. her
won in impressive style Miss Oliver is also af-
were many to wish her well as she started out
She held her own nicely in the long game but on
lost Miss Anthony was the superior The latter nier
was & up I at tae a co4 ad ban hat m won
The cards:
Miss Bessie Anthony:
fs.::::::::::::::::5 2pt:::::::::::5s ssss:s
Miss Marion Oliver:
Ps 9at.:::::ss Ps..:.::.::::.:....!s -sL7s
bye holes not played. 80.
Miss Lucy Heron the other Westerner. won her
match. but not not by any such margin as Miss An.
thony did. Sne was drawn against Miss Emily NJ
Lockwood, of the Lexington CMass.) Golf Club, and
twenty holes We're necessary before the game was
decided in Miss Herron's favor The latter was in
the lead on the outward journey. but at the six
teenth Miss Lockwood up The Westerner
closed up this gap and forced tie. finally win
ming by sheer pluck on the twentieth green The
cards
Miss Lucy Heron
is.'::::::::::::::::::s s5ss7ss s5S-,os
Miss E. II. Lockwood:
Gout...--.....--.7 go t-St
Out g
Miss Monie Adams made a record breaking score