The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-08
MISS ADAIR and MRS. STOUT
TO MEET IN FINAL OF INVITA-
TIoN GoLF TOURNAMENT.
An interesting Match Between The
British champion and Miss Pauline
meokay Former Plays Bold and Bril-
liant aame-Internat,onaI women's
Team Match Arranged.

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philadelphia, Oct. THE first match
play Of the invitation gold tournament
given by Mrs. Clement As. Grisconl. in
honor Of her guest, Miss Rhorla E
Adair. the British champion, was coni-
cluded at the Merton Cricket club links
to-day at Haverford. Several surprises
were In store, and some unexpected VIC
tories were obtained. but the two best
known players. Miss Adair and Mrs. G.
4. stout. formerly Miss Genevteve
Hecker. still remain and will play out
the final on Saturday probably
During the day arrangements were
made for an International womans team
match to be played on Saturday. Nine
Americans will play against nine Cam
adian and English women. Miss Adair
will captain the English side, and Mrs.
Stout will head the home team. The
contest will be an individual one, and IN
the event of any OF either team playing
| in the final result the present tourney
scores win count in the team match.
The match between Miss Adair and
Miss Pauline Mackay was an interest
| ing one throughout. The latter played a
careful game, while the British cham
pion played bold, brilliant game. The
pair squared their match at every other
hold until the eighth was reached when
Miss Adair took the lead and was never
headed From that point Miss Adair
| did not lose hole. She won at the
fifteenth by up. The cards:
Miss Adair... 5xS s 66 5 6 $50
Miss Mackay 5 6--52
Miss Adair ..........6 6 5 54 5.
Miss Mackay ........6 Z s 5 6 s.
appropriated. Bye holes not played.
/ Mrs. Charles 7. Stout had a good OPP
ponent in Mrs. T. w. Reath of Riverton.
The ex-champion could no dothing bet
ter than square her match at the ninth,
| the next four holes were halved, but
by taking the next three Mrs. Stout won
by up and 2 to go.
The summaries of the first two cups
follow:
\ First cup Mrs. G. T. Stout, Essex
county, beat Mrs T. w. Reath, River
ton, 8 up and to play; Miss K. Harley,
Fall River, beat Mrs. g. #. Fox, III. W.
IC. c., / up; Mrs. r., III. Barlow, Merton,
Ibeat Miss Fl. Curtis, Essex county, 8 up
and 2 to go; Miss A. McNeely Merton,
beat Miss e. A. Lockwood, Lexington,
IL up, 10 holes; Miss r. G. Osgood,
lBrookline, beat Mrs. q. A. Manice, Ball
4 tusrol, 5 up and to go; Miss M. Cur
tis Essex County, beat Miss Phepoe,
i Canada, 1 up; Miss Rhona Adair, Port
rush, beat Miss Pauline Mackay Oak
ley, 4 up and to go; Miss g. Bishop,
Brooklawn. beat Mrs. Fl. Fitzgerald,
/ Aronomink, up, 10 holes.
Second cup--Miss Borden, Fall River.
beat Miss Murray, Wilmington, / up, 19
4 holes: Miss Thompson, ST. John, N. b.,
beat Mrs. Rogers. Balustrol. UP l to
play; Miss Oliver. Albany, beat Miss
Greene, Montreal, up. 8 to play; Miss
i Gilbert. Huntington. beat Miss M.
Adams, Oakley, 7 up, to play; Miss J.
Spence. Merton, beat Miss Moulton.
Minneapolis. 4 UP to play; Miss K.
/ Harvey, Hamilton, beat Miss Porter,
4 Oakley. 1 up: Miss Phipps, Brookline,
beat Mrs. Tierce. ST. David's, s up and
Ia to go: Mrs. Leffert's. Merton. beat
Miss f. McNeely, Merton, ! up 10 holes.
First Mrs. G. T. Stout vs. Miss
K. Harley; Mrs. r. H. Barlow VS.. Miss
| A. p. McNeeiy; Miss P. Bishop VS.. Miss
IN osgood: Miss T. Curtis VS.. Miss r,
Adair.
4 Second cup Miss Borden VS.. Miss
\ Thompson. Miss Greene VS.. Miss M
Adams. Miss Spence VS.. Miss Harvey
Miss Phipps VS.. Mrs. Lefferts.