The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-29
FOR THH FIRST CUP.

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FOR THE FIRST CUP.
In the big contest in the morning,
Miss Pauline Maekey of the Oakley
club, Boston, who defeated Miss bod,
English champion, also defeated Miss
Bishop, of Bridgeport, the national
woman champion, on the Country
club links, one up in nineteen holes.
From the first hole to the last the play
was remarkable for its evenness. and
experts who We're present and have
seen other matches on the course said
! that it was the best match Of any
importance ever played on the links.
It was also remarkable for the number
lof holes halved, the total number Of
these being ten.
The gallery, which was the largest
| that has been on the course since the
Tournament started, numbering several
hundred, was on hand long before the
players started. Miss Mackey drove
loft shortly after 10 o'clock and was fol-
lowed by Miss Bishop Both of the
drives were good, there being little
difference in the line Of their balls aft
| er the stroke. Both reached the top of
1.-THE hill in the next stroke and made
| the green in three. An equal game was
played on the green, the hole being
halyed in five. The second hole was
Preached by driving and putting In three
Istrokes, both landing on the green. The
hole was haIved in five. Both landed
on the green in the next hole on one
drive and the hole was halved at three.
There was little difference IN the play
| to the next hole. Miss Bishop having
somewhat the better of the lie after
the second stroke, but the hole was
1alved in five.
| In the fifth hole Miss Mackey drove
, into a hazard on the first stroke.
which cost her an extra stroke. giving
| the hole to Miss Bishop, and making
| the game at the fifth hole fone up in
favor Of the national champion, On
1 the sixth hole, both made the green
| in five, and f1alyed the hole in seven.
The seventh green was made In three
BY Miss Bishop, whileit took Miss Mac
| key four strokes. The hole was halVed,
however, in five. The eighth hole was
halyed in four. The ninth hole was
won BY Miss Mackey at 4 to 6, and the
game at the end Of the out stood even
up.
Miss Bishop made the green Of the
tenth hole in three, her opponent TAX
1 ing one more stroke, and the hole went
/ to the champion, making the score
stand one up in her favor. Miss Bishop
fell down on an easy putt on the next
green and Miss Mackey won the hole,
making even up again. The next green
both made in two strokes and it was
Ilalyed DIT four. Miss Bishop had some
what the better of it on the 600-yard
or thirteenth hole, and by a beautiful
brassy made the green in five. She
won the hole Z to s, making the score
once more one up in her favor. Both
made the green IN three strokes in the
fourteenth, and haIved the hole at five.
They made the fifteenth green in three
strokes and halved the hole with five
strokes. Miss Mackey made the green
in the sixteenth in one stroke and won
the hole to 4, again making the
score even up.
In the seventeenth, on her second
stroke, Miss Bishop went into the
bunker and gave her opponent the OPP
ponent the opportunity to win the
game. She played careful game and
iii spite Of Miss Bishops excellent re-
covery won the hole 6 to Z, making the
score for Miss Maekey one up. Both
got on to the eighteeth green In folr
strokes, and but one short putt lay be-
tween Miss Mackey and victory; but,
as luck would have it, her ball was
laid a styrnie by that Of Miss Bishops.
the latter winning the hole, making
the match even up. The play then
went to the first hole, and both land
ed at the top Of the hill In two strokes,
and were on the green In three. 1t
looked like Miss Bishops match with
four for the hole, but here luck chang
ed his favors, Miss Bishop stymieing
herself in putting, loosing the hole and
match. The cards were as follows:
f. Miss Mackey.
Out ,,,.., 5-5-3-5-6-7-5-4-4-44 N
In .,...... 6-5-4-8-5-5-S-5-7-4S Total 81
Miss Bishop.
Out ,.,,. 5-5-3-5-5-7-5-4-6-45 ~
In .... 5-6-4-7-5-5-4-6-6-48 Total SO
The nineteenth hole, Miss Mackey, 5;
Miss Bishop, 6. "A. +
In the finals in second 5, Mrs. N.
Pendleton, Rogers, of Baltusral, de-
feated Miss Ruth Badgeley, Essex
County club, by the score Of 4 up and
8 to go. In the final in the third
eighth, Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain, of
this city, defeated Miss Carr, Of Spring
field, up. In the final in the fourth
eighth, Miss Katherine Nettleton, Of