The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-28
At COUNTRY CLUB.
DRYING AND PUTTING CONTEST
THE AFTERNOON

Miss Van 0sfrand and Miss Judd Win
wind Makes Driving DifacuIt-aIiss
bishop and Miss Maekay Successful
in Morning-FinaIs To-day.
There was practically a halt in the
golf tournament at the New Haven
Country club yesterday afternoon. al
though there was driving and putting
and approaching contest. The players
were compelled to drive into a stiff
wind which made long driving very
difficult.
The driving contest was won by MISS
van ostrand Of WATERFOWL, y. r. who
made 48o yards in a total Of three tries.
The putting and approaching contest
was won by Mrs. ]. S. Judd Of Spring.
field in nine strokes.
The finals viii be played off this
morning and all those still competing
will finish their contests. Play will be-
gin at 1890 O'Clock.
This afternoon there will be a medal
play handicap and mixed foursome.
THE MORNING. PLAYS.
In the morning interest centered in
the match between Miss Bishop, the
champion, and Mrs. T. H. Polhemus
of Brooklyn, who won the gold medal
wednesday for low score. Mrs. Polhe-
mus was picked as the possible winner
of the tournament here. The two got
of early, and when they started they
were followed by the largest gathering
SO far this season. Mrs. Polhemus was
/ a trifie nervous when she made her first
drive of the morning, but it was such
/ good shot that she became encouraged
when Miss Bishop failed to do as we'll
The match was close at the seventh
hole, Mrs. Polhemus being up.
i AT the eleventh hole Miss Bishop
was down, but winning the twelfth
and thirteenth they were even up at
1.-THE fourteenth. Miss Bishop took the
next two holes, being 2 up at the six
Iteenth. Miss Bishop won the match
on the home green up.
Miss Pauline Mackay, who played
Mrs. Lefferts in the championship
round. won her match in up and 8.
In the consolation cup series Mrs. n
! P. Rogers won her match up. to go
lshe made an excellent record, going
Tout in AZ against the wind, and max
ling her last three holes in IA.
4 The second pair to come in in tbs
Econsolation series were Miss Helen
q Carrington Of this city and Miss Rutf
Badgeley Of Essex county, Miss Badge
Elev winning q up. This left Miss Ruth
Badgeley and Mrs. N. F.. Rogers e
meet in the finals in this series to-day
d IN the Bunker cup series MISS Eilza,
beth Chamberlain Of this city player
IMiss Elizabeth Young, winning from
bar nv the score Of 2 up and |. Mrs
RI M. clark played Miss Elizabeth
'lECarr, mrs. CLARK winning 2 up.
III the fourth series Mrs. ]. II. p
Cranniss Of Waterbury played Miss
Tx. Nettieton Of Derby, Miss Nettletor
winning g 10 and d. In this series Mrs
j. s. Judd of Springfield took the mattel
from Miss Grace stoddard Of this city
!, i up.
The first round in the Lobster cuE
Twas also played, the eight who Wer'
defeated in the first round of the cham
lpionship and the consolation seriei
Wednesday AFTERNOON entering.
The entries were Mrs. III. A. Harris
who played Miss Van Ostrand; Mis-
Sanford, who was matched agains
Mrs. q. j. Collingwood, Miss G. TRAY
ers, who played Mrs. r. S. White, %
and Miss Camp, who was booke'
against Miss Elsie Trowbridge.
In the Lobster cup series Miss Val
ostrand won from Mrs. Harris 4 u
and 8. Mrs. Sanford won from FITS
Collingwood up and 8. Mrs. G. Ira
vers won from Mrs. White I'd uI
Miss Camp won from Miss Trowbridg
up.