New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
WOMEN ON THE LINKS.
Play for Championship Begins To-
dan at Brae Burn.

Play will begin this morning In the twelfth an
nual womens national championship golf tourna-
ment the links OF the Brae Burn Country Club.
at West Newton. Mass. With two or three excep-
tons, all the best women golfers in the country
have entered. and the chances are that low scores
will prevail.
The match between the Eastern and Western
teams at Bras Burn Saturday gave some idea
of the relative playing powers OF the women en-
tered in the championship. There several
entrants from the Chicago district who promise to
be heard from. Miss Marion P. Warren. Of the
Edgewater Golf Club. who defeated Mrs. r. H.
Barlow the Philadelphia champion. Saturday.
has created favorable impression with grace
full swing. Miss Warren has won two tournaments
I'm the West this season
Among the Eastern women there at least
dozen who appear 20 have chance for the title,
Miss Pauline Mackay. the present champion. is at
the top Of her game. shown by her defeat
of Mrs. Charles L. Dering. the Western champion.
on Saturday. There are plenty of chances at Bras
Burn for running up the approaches. and this
suits Miss Mackay's game.
Miss Fanny Osgood. champion Of the Women's
Eastern Golf Association, Is playing well
she did IN the spring at the Nassau Country Club.
Miss Louisa A. Wells and Miss Mary 3. Adams
also in good form. while others of the Massachu-
setts set who may prove dangerous are Miss NJ.
Phelps, Miss Kate Harley and Miss Anita Phipps.
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Club has been playing well dus al season as b She was
To M5o & S0us m 5ns At
Englewood last May. Miss Julia r. MIX and Miss
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game.
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yards. as follows;
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Par for the course is about 73 but any woman
According to the Conditions. those who make the
sJ bss on1 In das gheen sarn hGe 9 fq 2
to continue on at match play; - 60
A prize has been offered by the United States
Golf Association for the best score in the qualify
ing round Last year. at Morris County, Miss
the field with scores Of 81 The top score TO quality
The parinss and times Of starting are as follows:
10 a. m.-Mrs. D. c. CohaIne Boston. and Miss Helen
CaErinson New Haven 1906. Mrs n. 4. Bedlsr. CHI
R. Mix. Englewood and Miss ALICE G Underwood Bos-
a oso Mss a Mrs aeny ST. Schn nns & M' 1 s
nr e afS I 6od SeEESe and GIPs & esn RsnyeE bS2S T
Boston 1880 Miss Eleanor W Allen Boston, and Mrs
boston and rs Fns 2eTahn Boston, MISS
6bf Miss C' 1 spl sr s. + Si SsITian T N
Mary j. Bleakie. Boston: 1880 Miss Margaret Cobb.
Myra Helmer Chicago. and Miss Frances C. Grisconi.
il s lszaaasT MoqESsor n & gossSn ana Mss
Portland. Ohio and Miss FANNY D: Everett Chicegoi
10, T. T. GoH. Boston. and Mrs. W. II. Higgins
Boston 11;15. Miss Porter. Boston, and Miss Mar
Coats, Springfield: IL 20 Miss Emily Lockwood
Boston, and Mrs Leonard FOwle Boston, IL ;25 Mrs w.
G. Miller Philadelphia. and Mrs, T. c. Thacher, Boston,
Ii 80 Miss Carmelita Shrene. Boston, and Mias p. F.
Levi Boston; IL 35. Mrs. E. F. Sanford. Essex County
ID. Paterson. Baltusro1: 11:s Miss NJ. W.
Phelps Boston. and Miss Pauline NIacay Boston, 1I;4S
p Whitney. Boston. and Miss Adele Fitzpatrick
Boston 11:0o Miss Isabella Smith Boston and Mrs A.
Chicago. nd CT. c. Dutton, Boston
12 m.-Miss Marion p Warren Chicago and Mss
Florence N Aver, Philadelphia; 12:O5 Miss X @ Sariey.
Fan River Miss Anita E. Phipps. Springfield; 1910
Miss Caroline T. Morrill, Boston. and Miss r. y. Carr
Springfield: 1915. Miss A. T H. Browsr Chieaso and
Mrs W. Fellowes Morgan, Baltusrol; 1920. Mrs. d
Mullen G.. II. Converse. Bostonf 1928.
Mrs K Gilman Brown. san Francisco and Grace
Suits Boston; 1890 NJ F. Phelps Boston, ana Mrs
r. H Barlow. Philadelphia; 1926. Miss F. c. Osgood.
c. L. DertnE. Chicago 1910. Miss Hsr
riot s. Curtis. Boston. and Mrs r. G. FISHER BostonI
l2:45 Mrs. B. NJ Bacon. jr. BaltusrOl and Mrs. G NJ
Hinkie Aiken; 1880. Mrs Franc Anderson. Chicago.