The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
GOLF QUEEN FOR THIRD TERN
MRS. stout WINS THE WOMEN'S
". G.. 4. CHAMPIONSHIP.
sp!rIted Final With Miss Gertrude Travcrs
Consolation Cup for Miss Katharine
Tra,crs Their Brother jerome Loses to
walter j.. Trayis-J ohm Ward Beaten.

There vas a spirited finish to the Women's
Metropolitan Golf Association championship
At the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday. when
Mrs Stout won the title by defeating Miss
Gertrude Travers. of the Nassau Country
club, by = up and to play. after being up
al the sixth and all square at the ninth hole.
Mrs Stout won on the homeward journey.
as she did in every match Of the tournament
except her first with Miss Willis, She now
divides honors with Mrs. f. A. Manice In the
record. each having won the title three times.
The fnaists had ideal weather and a great
,hrone. in which women predominated. fol-
lowed the match. E. H. Sykes OF the Engle-
wood Golf Club. caddied for Mrs Stout.
II Miss Travers would work up her put
rng to equal her driving" remarked Mrs.
+ F Sanford. she would DO very hard to
beat IN the national" The criticism from the
president of the Women's NJ. G. A. voiced the
opnon Of the gallery.
She Ia longer driver than I am when
an. hits cleanly." was Mrs. Stout's comment
on Miss Travers's driving. However. al
though Mrs Stout had to play the odd after
The tee shots on the first and second. there
was little between the drives and only on the
twelfth did Miss Travers get the better ball.
From tho fourth tee onward Mrs Stouts
drives were ma gnhlcent and no woman on
this side OF the water co., have beaten
hem. Putting was decided factor gainst
Mss Travers. who took three puts on the
third, fourth. fifth. tenth and eleventh holes.
Two puts would have won the fourth and
halved the others: as it was. she lost four and
haired hut one OF them the fourth.
On the first two holes Miss Travers gave
no indications of weakness in putting. She
took four to reach the first green, where Mrs.
Stout would have been In three but for a
slight pull with her mdron after passing the
bunkor with drive and cleek They halved
IN six and an over approach by Mrs. Stout
enabled Miss Travers TO win the second In
i've. Both were on the second green In two.
with Miss Travers nearest the hole. but Mrs
stout won In four. Hitting the slope Of the
dropped back into the sand pit /, while Mise
Iravers was on with the like They halved
d ssss the i th ss but of eet the
green with the brasse Mrs. Stout was
there with drive and mashie. winning m
III luck pursued Miss Travers on the sixth,
for she sliced the second into the woods and
sss iifted a. Mr.. s,outs SslI was % on y, the
s,ou, Two up :, A long drive from the seventh
zee had pull and Mrs. Stout had to play
The no S o1f S the tSs da
the course. The best she could do was an
Mss bs hbnnns II so. bess
over the green on her mdiron and Miss
!rsyers IT. Little sho5t, Both were on the
winning in 3 and Mrs. Stout winning on the
like.
Mr.. Stout Won I've ssraIsht: in thrs. en-, snd
Mr sve s'ous US bail fs Vss G% q the
on Hgc 81 the ,wo vhs h
,he bunker with her mashie shot, played from
The rough grass to the left and had played
Two 'halyed holes followed. the thirteenth
through Miss Traysrs laying a ettmie In her
tur nd I, ha hrnu q In q "a NJ n ia
Tho, dead from over the ennker Mrs stout ont
hddiron. Miss Trayers getting there in four
a!d then nearly holing her approach put.
hold VIII d ba se nscs ss r 9nS aa Won
in 70 They halved the sixteenth in q.
Mr. stout missing three foot put for the
~ match for her. by 3 and l. The card;
" " II: $::;::: :
ton s cup"sn apt ,s Ills sme 'R in 'S doube
Fs.:s Su 5sS esSs Mis- F es b 81 Of ,a "a
to play.
try Club to-day there was an unusually large
entry list in both the. class and class b |
sES SS ds Of s and in the a ME heSS
and Hudson tied each with a net OF 81
In the bogy handicap yesterday at tho
Rnglewood Coli Club the seven best cards
eere.
+ "; Brooks; $. square; W W white. y. ssu.rs:
q. KirEby scratch. down W. r. +. Moore, scratch,
down. j. n. Boyce, o. down,
n. F. Armstrong was, the winner in the
Golf Club, The scores
q, ? s. ,. + AIiss; 81. 5 81; il: E Ms"shns.
NIX Masek, ios 40 G. K Fuossr ti io g. lis:
o. sf, 81 T. k5;s 49, 80 b bsvi
son. los, H-ol.
ss o Wy ssS as'fs
10 IL. n o F CUB d es Of w the
s 9 wnrd to na tT2 ps srse1 s aSs
Years holder Of the title TIE score :: last
GlssTsSSr H. 3 RFosn " " q Md Kssg
NJ %SsIss P, Es1y;o H.toS SIsss
Frsem.n' a. h hai,' O. TOTAL !, l. brown ="
=, There was postponement in the Baltusrol-
Morris County match at Morristown.
lien RIDGE, June l7;;.Thers, WAS a Scotch
S "% fh won sc oE bsldT bna AND and
II b. Slayback, 95. l2-b3. W. B. Coson and
Leonard HASKELL, 0s, l5-s3. In the play-ofr
between the last pairs Olney and Slayback
won by two strokes. In the final in the June
cup handicap. Class A. E. T. Herrick beat
\. \. Schefley. up and to 60. In Class B
y. II. standish beat E. l.. r. Cadmus. up
and 10 90.
STAMFORD. Juno l7.--Dr. echavoir won |
the handicap at Wee Burn to-day for tho z.
J.. Scoheld prize The scores were:
Dr, Schayolr, "a. l277E DR.. W. D. Macdonald,
~ - j. H. knapp. 90. 24-75: Robert Hunter.
w. is,Is Schuyler Merritt. l0l, l6-s6: A. S. Pitt.
20 lous5 Leland Brown. III. 2%-s7: q. y. Brown
n lo, 49, H. r. Woodbury.. 100. is-aS: e. l.:
Sconed. o. 2l-7s. Dr. Sheriff.. o.. 1870 W. n.
McCord. o. l7-s0 Arthur Kennedy. ln3 20-s3.
> I, MugTew, l07, 2i-SS ID. 7. Woodbury.. III,
PLA!SFIELD. June NC. p. Morgan re-
turned net score OF 70 and won first honors
lor the COLL committee cup at the Plainfield
country Club this afternoon. The scores:
{: B. Morgan, 70, SIS: Arthur Murphy, 81. s-7o
Grq!kshank, "a, i7--7E r, p, Shoemaker. Sc, us
Halstcad. rs, Go a. E. Barclay, 30. l77s.
Miss Maud Van Boskecrk and A.G. Hender-
con won the mixed foursome. I he scores:
MISS Maud Van Boskecrk and A. G. Henderson
W. b.s3: Mr.. and Mrs Marvin u. Rae i07, 10 81;
Mn Matter Castor and c. p. Morgan, 100. 9-Ai |
MNs Daisy Elsherg and G. +. Schoon maker. los,
~ ~ MISS Marjorie Fleming and willard Wads-
worm, lOS, IA 90: Mr.. and Mrs. ~ PcndetOu