The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
GOLF UPSBTS ON MERTON LINKS
MISS GRIS(OM BEATEN or ~
.WySS q. BISHOP.
Mrs. sanford scores a Clever Victor! over
Mlss vanderilOn Miss Harley ann
Miss Mackey sury,ye.-Our women 10
Visit Canada for international MATCH


visi, Canada for international MATCH
PHILADELPHIA. Oct i9.--Thcre VIII Gc t"o
Mas. achnsetts players and Two from inc
Nomcn's Metropolitan Golt Association w
the scnli-hrsl Tomorrow. for inc women
national Rolf championship. at tho Inks OF
the Merton Cricket club The tour VIII Dc
Miss Harley or Fall River. who holds the
southern California championship, MIS-; T.
! r. Sanford of Orange. who beat Mir van
dcrhon to-day after the finest putin. over
aeen al championship, Miss Panlth" NJ lohes
Of Boston. who put out Miss Dod. ana ','aN
Georgianna Bishop Of Bridgeport. Mis' mar
ley Was in the serIi final last Nthr ana ioSl
70 Miss Carpenter. hut the other three are
new personalities 30 far MP in the contest. ,
Sweaters we're needed in the cold w'ha
that swept the links. and al! wore th!cK ones
OF white. save Miss Bishop. who was loEh'
to the blue OF Yale, and little Miss Ayert' '"s
Riverton schoolgirl. who wore u VIVA rro
and had her braid tied with ribbon 10 na'cn.
The chilly weather was blamed by some OF
the losers. who said their hands were 'o COW
that they coudn', hold the clab
"Funny, isn't it?" said al oniooHer'
Woman Kick about cold hands. and men VINO
lose grow! about cold feet.
she is 80 sweet hated to win, said Mrs
Sanford. after her victory over Niles Wander :
hon. The two fan,lies are great fr,enos'
and the match. although keenly tousht OUT E,
! was Is socabie as a ten party. Mrs. SANFORD
ulsyeGl A short game that would have Satisfied
| viii Anders on, not averaging two 10 a green
while Miss Vandcrhon was unsteadv after the
! fail shots Three down. With three to 60.
. Miss Nauderlion won two straight ana mace
a fighting finish Playing the home Mole
both were OH Ia 3: but IL was the Old. oid
story told again OF puts 10 ]. ana MIS-
sanford got the hole. winning by up
tb.,, match ii lp,nll Miss NHnuernOH
WAS nicely Oh the first green IN :: with Mrs.
Sanford in The bunker OH tho like. and the
latter lifted after two losing strokes III 'he
! hazard. This was a good beginning LOT we
. Ardslcy girl, the hole figuring az an approH'-
. mated 4 TO o. but oil the second green
Mrs. Sanford gave the first display Of the
great putting that marked her game. IN
! oy.rplayed iron had brought Miss Van
| derhofT beyond instead OF in the green. In
: 8; bu, both we're on in4. Mrs. Sanford LAID
her first put close 10 the hole. but Miss
! vanderhoff WIS short. 80 that the Essex
County player won in @ to .
. Having the third in 8. through again need
/ ing three puts. Miss vanderhoff won the
. fourth in q to $, Mrs. Sanford being in the
bunker Oh her second, On the fifth hole.
800 yards, Miss Nanderhof was on the green
/ in :. but Mrs. Sanford needed to get there
! Miss ysnderhor ran up the approach put
! dead to the hole for 4. when Mrs. SANFORD
! ran down ao-foot put and gained haif
. The next was an uneventful half in .. and
! the seventh Mrs. Sanford won in 3. They
haved the eighth in ), but Mrs. Sanford
WAS on the edge Tor a Z. aud after they
both ha played ) to the short ninth green.
| Mrs Sanford won the hole in toe.
One up at the turn. NE s,o nanora and on IN
which Offset Miss vanderhof's better long
game. They halyed four holes; then the he.
/ Mrs. sanford in bogey and she WAS dormie
5. Bunkered on her third for the six
aspH s " sESa SHS had Sf M
( the approach, won it in 8. The Ardsley girl
had the seventeenth in to :. Mrs Sanford
halve. The card:
N NJ; Ss9tS!d, d. go e 90
Ne NE $:s;StS !: s: :iss
Miss Pauline Msekey n had Ssd TO- run for
s, mf D''e she VI" lost her purse and had
70 20 down town to her fathers l"si.s ONCE &c.,
train tDs and Miss Mackey had to walt an hour
and hnf for her r. oPp9,nen,; When Mis-
I ina chocolates 10 calm her nerves and she
was unsteady at the start.
, into every shot and usually hits very clean;
have se' be "" Miss ,MacKey, for Miss Ayers
the BUT ?i Ms. the
hole. 5 to a. and Miss pods conaueror was
still in tho running. The card
Ms ": S S::;: .$=,,;
Miss Margaret Curtis, as usual. struck balls
from the too man might envy, but she was
all over the course ~ direction and into al
lack OF distance by being always on the flag.
and she put'ed out like pool player running
= game, A., ,,, ,i,, -. A., ,.
and thon up d s' ve Miss s c@ris now Won Won
-four straight, but setting nan on the home
N Nj, g tlaT!cy ,,.. 81 1855
Ms Ms t alTts. s s-iS5
Both Miss Bishop, and Mise Grlscom werr
WITCH eS'i meapt great deal Miss Gr soon soon;
5S.fn v r p" sad Ss ""s sss M arS% spsS
hole. but Miss Bishop was one up at the turn
aud the winner on the fifteenth green. The
card was:
A Nj: ! f',s,1ss7 . $500 80 IS
N N,: , Ii;sSp, : ssas ST 81
The summary:
CHAMPIONSHIP. Third Round, Miss Pauline Mac
SS. a 1a M e'H' & rseG E eoany
club 6ransc h.., Ms. +, l.. ynna1srLod Ald;sy,
M c tsS d s' a Myf His. ss M.
anna Bisnop. Hroo.Iswn. beat Miss F. {, GrIsccmr
Merton. by 1 up and . TO pia;
There was plenty of gavety IN tne afternoon
and some good work IN the driving and APP
IE' ind p S.s The h Forisr & R
Mss ifa Arc ,S won on The Miss M@rssrS Fl
Curtis won the driving contest with -four
single drives of 100. 100. i'3 and 20 yards.