The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-05
FIRST HONOR WON
BY MISS MOULION
Women's Championship Comes to
Minneapolis Bend Beats
Doran Out.

Doran Out.
Three Bryn Mawr Golfers Stay
in fdf the Semi
Finals.
BY reason Of her somewhat easy
victory over Miss Florence Harrison
on the Minnikahda golf links this
morning, Miss Kate Moulton of Min
neapolts now holds the women's
championship Of the trans Mississippi
Golf association.
Play started at 10 am. at is holes,
match play. Miss Harrison was evil
IDENTIFY suffering from nervousness as
the result of the stress Of play in the
past few days. She had apparently
lost her cleverness in close play and
the result was scarcely in doubt after
the second hole. The final score was
s and to play, making Miss Moulton
the champion.
In gaining the championship Miss
Moulton has in turn. defeated Mrs.
Roope, the 1902 woman champion Of
the trans Mississippi Golf association;
Miss Natalie Jordon, one of Mimi
| kahda's cleyerest golfers, and Miss
Harrison, her opponent today in the
finals.
Interest aside from the settling Of
the women's championship, conferred
| in the playing Of Doran and Bend,
bith members of the Town and Coun-
try club Of st. Paul. pitted against
each other in the third round Of the
amateur championship contest, Is
led by 1 up, Bend not showing the
splendid form he displayed in his
match with Jaffray yesterday after
noon.
At one time Bend was 4 up and 4
to go, but was funkered three times.
All was even at the eighteenth hole.
At the twentieth hole Bend beat
Doran and won the match.
! Following are the results OF the
third round in the amateur cham
pionship:
Stewart beat Cady, 8 and @
Schouton beat Corse, and g.
Lawhead beat Schumacher, 2 up.
Of the two Minneapolis players
scheduled for the semi-finals in the
amateur championship, both are Bryn
Mawr men, and by their splendid
showing this morning not only de-
feated one Minikahda and one Town
and Country club man, but succeeded
in establishing an enviable reputation
on the links.
Plan in Consolation.
In the three flights of the special
consolation event for prize offered
by the Minikahda club, MARRIED. was
the winner of the first flight, defeat
the second flight, defeating Thomas
4 up and Hale beat Langdon in the
third flight, and 4.
In the second round for the con-
5 ISOLATION prize, eighteen holes, match
play the following results were re-
! turned: Gree beat Rahm. 4 and 8;
| Haugh beat Alger, and 5; Fair
, banks beat MCGEE, and 6.
The enthusiasm over the tourna-
ment is growing each day and this
morning the largest morning crowd
3 of the meet was in attendance and
t closely followed the play of the va
t rious contestants for honors. This
{ afternoon all attendance records were
y broken.
A Great Twin City Match.
3 The. city players did mot fare
t SO wen in the second round Of
play in the Trans Mississippi gol1
Cady, the Rock Island star, de-
feated Gates six up and four t.
play. Stewart of Omaha defeated
= Finch of st. Paul, three up and two tc
= play. Lawhead of Bryn Mawr pu
!. Harry Legg out of the going, two III
: Country club beat Finkbine three w
and two to play. Corse defeated
Gage, three up and two to play, an6
;, = Schouten beat Lowther of Des Nome!
y two UP.
d Interest of the day for the CALLER.
centered in the match between Benz
of Town and Country club and Jaffra.
= Of Minikahda. At Winona, Bend de
J feated Jaffray for the state champion
ship by one up. BY the fortunes o
n brought these two cracks together
: They were followed by a gallery of a
= least 200, and those who tramped owe
,, the course were excellently repaid TO
their trouble. Bends golf is that 0
+ the cool, calculating player, while Jaf
- nervous order. This Is more apparen
= than real. The men are SO event
:, ~ matched that the roll Of the ball set
IS - tied more than one hole. At the drive
y Bend cut out a screamer and Jaffra
u followed with a greater. Bends bras
IS ing the green. Jaffray was toward tn
y edge Of the rough, but recovered by
le clever stroke. Bend was short on hi
II third and Jaffray declined the oppor
le tunity by missing a short put. TIL
le hole was halved in five. The mex
IS hole was Jaffrey's in four, par gol
IS Bend five. Bend reached the lon
et grass in his drive and finding 1t on tn
h second, which cost him the hole. Lon
10 floating drives marked the departur
on the third, and the men shared hon
in ors to the green. Jaffrey fell sho1
It, on his put and the hole went to Ben
le 4-5. Jaffray was unlucky at tn
" fourth, as his second was out {
r bounds beyond the green. Bends tor
at ping of the hill was followed UP wit
Ia a beautiful mashie to the green's Ger
"a ter. Here Bend displayed his wor
az derful caution, even in the face Of Gel
e. tain success, and in perfect golf hole
a out in four, under one DOGGY. Th
n fifth was holed in DOGGY four. Th
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