The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-30
MISS BISHOP SAFE
IN QUALIFYING ROUND
st. Paul Woman Is Successful
In Opening Play of Woman's
Golf Tournament.

CHICAGO GOLF CLUB, Wheaton,
ILL.,. Sept 29.-Mrs. Caleb Fox, Of the
Huntingdon Valley Golf club, carried
off the honors in the qualifying round
of the national women's golf tourna-
ment over the wheaton course today,
taking 81 strokes for the Is holes, or
six strokes less than the women's
DOGGY.
OF the forty-six starters, only four
succeeded In getting under the 100
mark, and as high at 120 qualified for
the real struggle for the championship
honors which begins tomorrow. West
ern women are in a large majority,
put nearly all of the Fasteners who
quanhed, turned in comparatively low
medal scores and the contest between
East and West promises to be an In
terestfng one.
A rather strong west wind sprang UP
about noon and brought disaster to
many players in negotiating the wind
pond guarding the ninth and tenth
green's. Conditions otherwise were
very favorable, the course proving to
be In perfect condition. The pairing
will probably result in bringing to-
gether Miss Bessie Anthony, the West
ern champion, and Mrs. Caleb Fox in
the second round tomorrow and this
contest will doubtless attract much at
tention. The scores were as follows:
Mrs. Louisa A. Wells. Brookline Coun-
try club, So, 4s-1e1; Miss Georgiana Bish-
op, Brooklawn Country club, so. 52-102;
Miss j. Anna Carpenter, Westward Ho, 4S,
5l-99; Miss Frances Griscom, Merton
Cricket club. 81, 5S-114; Miss R. II. Bar
law, Merton Cricket club. As. 49,; Miss
Bessie Anthony, Glenview. 49,, 500;
Miss Florence Borden, Fall River club, 81.
ELL; Miss Elizabeth Young, Calumet,
Cricket club, 49, 49-97; Miss Mabel Hig-
gins. Midlothian, So. $40; Miss Lillian
Biddle, Riverton Country club, So, Silt:
Mrs. Q. 7. Boring, Midlothian, 81, 57-114;
113; Mrs. Percival Manchester Glenview.
SO, 59-11S; Miss Katherine Charley, Fail
River, 81. 46-107; Miss Jane s.. Spence,
Merton Cricket CT club, 81, 54I1OS: Miss
ia; Miss Frances Everett. ExmOor. 55. As
lob; Mrs. A. T.. H. Brewer. Chicago Golf
club, S.. 5S-109; Mrs: Elliott Rodgers,
st. Louis, so. 56-116 Mrs. Edwyn, On
wenstsia, 60, Sill; Miss Estelle Murray
Wilmington Country club, So, SILT;
III; Miss Miriam Anthony. Glenview. 81.
69-117; Mrs. H.. A. Beidler. Lake Geneva,
SO, 61-120; Miss E. Robertson, Glenview.
SO. CLEO; Miss Mary Ainslee, Westward
Evanston, so, 59-l13; Miss Katherine
Moulton. Minnekhada.l 81. Glib.
Miss Mary Ainslee, of Westward Ho;
Miss H. Kennedy. of Minnekhada; Mrs. H.
A. Beidler, of Lake, Geneva. and Miss
Robertson, Of Glenview, tied at 120 for the
last three places. -..i~i5.
In the play-off Miss Ainslee dropped
out
The pairing for ,tomorrow's match play
resulted as follows:
Mrs C. L. Deerfng against Miss Mabel
Higgins; Miss Frances C. Griscom against
Miss Edith Collins; Miss Elizabeth Robert
son against Mrs. Perciva1 Manchester;
Miss Elizabeth Young against Miss Fan
ME lOsgood: Mrs. R. Fl. Barlow against
Miss Bessie Anthony; Miss Lillian Biddle
against Mrs. Caleb Fox; Mrs. w. B. Nc
Ilvaine against Miss f. L.. Everett; Miss
J. S. Spence against, Miss Katherine Moul-
ton; Miss j. Anna Carpenter against Mrs.
A. T. H. Brewer; Mrs. Elliott Rodgers
against Miss Louisa Wells; Miss Georgiana
Bishop against Mrs: L. G.: MeNaird; Mrs.
B. Morris against Mrs. Murray; Mrs. E.
A. Beidler against Miss Helen Bishop;
Miss K G. Harley against Miss H. Ken
ny; Miss Miriam Anthony against Mrs.
Florence Borden; Mrs. w. A. Alexander
against Miss Jane Durell.