The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
WOMEN GOLFERS FOR ENGLAND
FIVE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVE
PLAYERS SAIL on THE ST. PAUL.
Mis-, GeorsiannA Bishop and Mis' Frances
Griscom in the Party-Closins HOUNDS
At the Garden City Tournament
Handicap Of the stock Brokers'

Handicap Of the STOCK bFoheTs'
Five ~ Americas best known feminine
golfers a led Oh tho American liner 81 PAU
vssterday morning with the Intention OF
playinR In the British women 3 championship
which be gins on the sescoast links at Cromer'
England on May 20. In the party were
Mias Frances c. Griscom, our former cham-
pion: her sister. Mrs. Samuel Bette Mles
Tthei Burnett Of Cincinnati. Miss r.. n LOCK-
wood and Miss Mary Adams OF Boston and
Miss Georgianna Bishop Of Bridgeport. our
nresent champion. Mrs. Clement A. Griscom
expectsd 10 accompany the party, but lnstead
she is going 20 Japan 10 visit her son. Lloyo
Grlscom, who 10 the American Minister 70
that country.
The party expects 70 be Joined In England
by the Misses Margaret and Harriet Curtis
of Boston. 1t Is also expected that MISS
Frances Osgood Of Boston, the champion
Of the Women's Golf Association OF that city,
and Miss Borden OF Fall River. both OF whom
are abroad, viii be contestants at Cromer.
The visitors, after the championship expect
TO play in an international team match ana
TO visit some Of the famous links, but they
will only make a short stay. returning TO TINS
country on June L.
Miss Lottie bod, the present English cham
Mon. and Miss Rhona Adsir. a former cham
pion, have been the guests here OF Mrs.
Clement A. Grscom and the visit in a great
measure IL in consequence OF the nearly
Invita- ions extended by the two and the
glowing stories they have told Of the splen-
d d golang to be enjoyed at Cromer. Miss
Griscom and Miss Bishop have played over
many of the best courses abroad, but not IN
compositions. The only American player
who has taken part in the English champion
ship is Miss Mabel Higgins OF Chicago VINO
Was beaten last year in the tournament at
Troon by Miss Rhona Adatr.
Nearly all Of the visitors were PLAYERS
on the American teams to plRy against the
Canadian women at Toronto. in 1908 and 1903
Tie Americans won on both occasions, al
though Miss Adair played against them on
the first and Miss bod on the last occasion.
The pilgrims are all expert golfers and capable
Of defending the honor OF the American
clubs although they are very modest In their
hopes OF success on the foreign links. at least
IN the individual championship. The desire
Byitisb championstip. which Is the recognized
Championship Of the world. - the real incentive
OF the party in going abroad.
In the first Of three Saturday handlcaps,
the best average Of three cards 70 win, LOT
fFI aHsteTn PaTkwsy Coli ClGb yesterday the
cards we're;
Richard Hyde, Of. 7S-os: r. Lounsbsry, %, 70
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N me9 I'd ~ a HubSei' e. isIIe b. Z smith.
100 ST.; J. z. Roberts. los, so George pTJIy,,
room los so-ss' W T. Rogers i6i sO-SS a MeuTsT
S. y, Bridge GidG;, W p H 7 fu Ps " , oooE
4 rush OF players for the thirty-six hole
handicap and the fnal play for the four cups
made a lively finish 70 the invitation tour
club The best score OF the Gay. was a 70
s lrSg7 IN th9 boel sd mE nnSs were
Presidents Cup, Fnal-WalteT J. Travis, Garden
cry, beat Arden NJ, Robbins ST. Andrews. BY Q
" G s5S Or Cup, Fnsl-E. NJ Bysrs Allegheny.
beat Z. 5. Parmelee, New Haven. By UP and
c Ris Cup. Finale. F. Watson. Esss1 County.
Midland Midland bssYl J, Campbell Philips Hollywood,
ie5SiS.P Rfufs.n. EyYnnss5 4, Aps wants,
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=. 'oden HorstmAn. Msron lsS, ,lt.i7l W r.
ThuTston Apawsmls ~ Pig y: H., X Jennings
S Gs5qsR 20 s, g. wooewsPd sy Tsria ne and
g. Sis nsL'"i '" p '''A''' Crescent a. - 10
There was q large neld out at the st. An-
dreNs Golf Club yesterday for. a special
re so@ STps o obEn Jf o Won 1f The
gross and Dixon Boardman the net score
trophy The latter also won the hnal for
the April handicap cup, beating Arthur
Higgins BY up and 10 play. The fourteen
best cards were:
Di1on Board man. o., S-7s; d. p. KlnTslsy, ~.
S-si: John Reid. Jr,. %, 90: J. K. BanEt. Jr..
A So; n. W. Patterson, ~ ik-6G J. b, Fletcher
81 5-SS: D. b. Fielder. oil, 6-sS: r. b. Tlilng hast,
~ H5S PSIg. Ioi S - I 3 f ss5S yRsa
"a 80: n. Harrison. i02, N-6q.
WASHINGTON. May e.-Surprises ruled in
the Chevy Chase Golf tournament which
was wound up to-day. Sam Delzell. Chevy
Chase, won the club cup by defeating J, @.
Davidson, Colu mbla, W and 70 play.
Give Harrison, Chevy Chase, defeated.
Ormsby McCammon, Chevy Chase. 1 up in
the finals for the consolation cup. p. NJ.
Prescott Chevy Chase. won the third cup,
With up and 70 play, over II. \. Davidson.
Columbia DIT. Lee l.. Harlan won the gross
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