The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-15
BALTUSROL and WESTBRO0K.
GOLFING on TWO LINKS IN PEND
ING TOURNAMENTS.
Travers Leads Travis by Two Strokes Mrs.
sanf ord Beaten BY Mrs. Danieis-Mi&eu
Fours ones Won b, MIR. and Mrs clark
Noted Amateurs in tho F1eid.

Travers Leads Travis by Two Strokes-Mrs.
Sanford Beaten BY Mrs. Danieis-Mixeu
F0urs ones Won b., MIR. and Mrs. CLARK
Noted Amateu in tho F1eio.
There was nothing Of the sensational W
the first match play round for the women
metropolitan golf championship YESTERDAY
at the Baltusrol Golf Club and the interest
was somewhat dwarfed by the high class OF
the field In the mixed foursomes. the AFTER
noon event. which was the best In the h'story
OF this women's NJ &. A. hItnre ana IN
Guided some OF the players who had ehtereo
for Westbrook, Mrs. Stout did not take
part In the mixed foursomes. as she was not
taking any chances on being oyergoHeo
while tho fate OF the title is in doubt.
Mrs. Stout after her triple victories OF the
first day. when she won the score medal
with 80. the driving match and the COM
petition at approaching and putting. was
till as fresh as daisy in the morning settlns
out against Miss Willis for her championship
round. Mrs. Stout carried the bunker ON
the first hole with her second which earned
faultless 5. and getting nearly 10 the second
green. $50 yards. with a drive and an Iron.
she had another 5. Mrs. Stout had a . on
tho third, laying a short mashie approach
within two feet OF the tin. and she drove the
ninth green. getting another 8. The inter-
vening holes had been marked by indtheren
play. yet she was out in 30 and up. Thet
tenth was s. but the par OF was recorded
by Mrs. Stout on the eleventh and twelfth.
where Miss Willis also had -. Now dorme
9. Mrs. Stout won the match with 8 on the
next hole.
Corners to this championship. Miss Els.
hurlbnt. who made her, round In 81. and
her best but the fuss and hustle Of toErna-
ment will probably now cease to bother them.
s n" Tsns on, So won fHm
Gertrude .Travers. who Is one OF the lonF est
to beat Mrs I Yeslts' Au Mrs NJ 60 SANFORD. Who
to steady herself. succumbed to Mrs Daniels
only on the seventeenth green. while both
The summary:
Ghamplopsnip' tIrs. Roynd1 miss Julia A. MI.
ana ARsSa n's Hsss{ COMFY AD.x."ns b.
/, up, Mrs = Pendlt,on Rogers. Plalnnsd. beat
Mrs: ,chsrl,ss + Stout. Mshmond COUNTY beat
Ms MS g. E M n MSs SS% and to
H. g. g. p a. Fu Mrf
eo PIX E
SGy Sea 1' aeEas 1se5 y
> con rso Cup. rl3, RoHndxAls. Pauline
ln tss Mo- xia n g
Sdssy c e 6s.' FAX
NF s2s 'sss ny aP Pibx roS Ny.
EchWoSd by derss Mrs. While
By R MIR: b KnPpsy
Miss Sls rssts coan Sy up .nd
to play,
Winners play IS named in the second round
Fourteen n ha
mixed foursomes handicap. the best gross
a ~ bssns sas by wyhs r. Pan c and
won the net prize by a stroke. The sum
mary:
Mr., and Mrs. II. p. CLARK, Ap.wam,,, OF. lo-s1;
Miss Julia A, MiI and {. H. Wheeler. Jr. IS, 6-s7:
Miss " Van boskerek and {. D Morgan. 100. rs;
A.1. ana spH d. 1een h.,, %a5 20; s. NJ
and y E.nssTpoo g g M rs: & 4 is S!':
mus and II. l.. Hubbe. los, s-sS: Mrs. II. b. patef.
son and i, NJ; Bril,sn. 10y: 100; Mrs. Walter
Kiyal attraction; on bordering and dis
1' the Gof Gus Sss 81 ins sta
Il redeeming feature was a splendid contest
between Jerome d Travers and Walter J.
six hole qualifying round. The former,
who cut the amateur record for the e,nS6
YARD roNnd TO ~ IN practice on Tuesday, did
not play quite 40 fast this time. Under the
exactnR conditions Of medal play the ex-
a. partner. led the field with 40 In the morn
ing and repeated with 50 Travis played with
There was little wind to temper the broilina
sun, and the sudden heat seemed to take the
snap ont Of the players The long grass too,
was a hard punishment to all who were wild
In direction
Travis made no very bad holes, but he at
no time was in brilliant form. Travprs had
In the afternoon costing a and the home hole
an s, He drove into the "sheepfold" on the
on the latter, besides taking three puts. The
winning card by strokes;
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