The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
EARLY SEOWSTORM ON LINKS.
WOMEN CARRY MUFFS, but D0FF
HATS ~ THE RLIZZARD.


Haven-openins Round IN FAN Tour.
".nient c' LANe~Sy ~ t"un'Iy .'u"
New HAVEN, Nov. I5.--After Miss Pauline
MAckey OF the Oakley Club. Boston, had been
onlciany oeclareu TINS afternoon tne WHINE,
OF the low score medal in the qualifying round
to-Jsv ~ tbe SsT HAVEN Co,ntrv Ciub' and
had practically had the medal turned over
70 neI' NrS'N w. noope' iorhsr'S VI DenNe''
ing the honor by seven strokes. Miss
score was o.: IL was allFhe fault or rnlxupiA
q, the. cards "si.,S Of y Mrs r.. E Ss.s and md, her co partner r.
they MIXED theirkscores so that Miss Chuck
~or0,ra h"r,. u,biIs NJ soons had n "a
opposite her name. When the latter in
looking over the Official scores later in the
day caught the figure. she declared .hs, a
mistake had been made and at once laid claim
lain, w.s adnIt,.d
~ nn-he.s, hi.1a.d $4,000 oil dav aud IN.
- northesst ohzIaru Tageu All usy anu lhe
which was scheduled to be played this after
! noon. vas called on after the PLAYERS in the
qualifying round had waded ankle deep
through a terrific snowstorm: Many Of the
players were frostbitten and Miss Chick had
could carried NUNS. Most OF the, women
played without hats. and AL got a thorough
entered refused to start In the snowstornl,
but OF the twenty who teed up all pluckiiy
stuck TO the game 70 the home green. No
low scores we're possible n the storm. as the
snow gathered on the gou balls as soon az
they ytIuek from ne orive anu u was = case
o. rolilng snow pals on the putting green's
MrS. hOODe 3 cara WAS as LOllOWes
Out, .............a 4 s SIS
In. ...."..".:...s Q . o-Ss-ss
Mrs. q. w. Roope. Denver, Al. 5s-os. Miss Pauline
MscEey. oakley. 81. S-io7: Mrs. Il. $. White. I'd,
New Haven. s.. sOios; Mrs +. s. Tssrerts' FnnsIe.
wood. 5&, evils; Mrs. Z. r. sanford. E~nglewood.
= 9l.i,;; Mrs. v, x; shepard New Haven g.
G-iss Mrs. q. cOPnor, Apswanis, O.; Seal:
Mss van osisSnd' wsssr'1wni -; S. .nS MIS- S
New y, as Ns.: 81 $500 SINts; MIS- Nsv B5 sE.n; k A. ton, y:
Mrs. cailan' EngIewood. o. es"ise; Miss Chick.
E.ss. ~ oe1iss: Mss Porter New Haven 70.
No cards-Miss Palmer. New London: Miss Hart.
New Haven.
A snowstorm in the morning. with rain as a
second ceN3i, io course did nI. not i%pTSo C eo the g gO EIns
o. Iakewoods TAU tournanlenf YESTERDAY
teen hole qualifying round at any time to delay
-
hed onIy me snoNIal agsnst tnenl IN the
nlornm,g mao tne better turI 70 play On. a JUST
reward lor tnen ,weetner courage. Dr. ID, y.
Frcdericks OF OIL City played 10 the morning
with A. W. Tiilin ghRst. 1illinghast had a
"a pital score comm < in and returned 40, rs 81,
and DIR. Fredaricks had 20. $50, Harry
Nackey Of Atlantic CITY. alao a morning
sfarieT did "a IoNss
Ga, ehnsu :;Js trans hsv. 4 tsonedu n m.
.'sp' 20 ~
sCuIse, wuI.h wss AZ s.SellenC .uIL uespit
tne IaCt ma, a ace mestIng Iook pace On J.
aIteI tne goInns session. iast rprlne Inc nooi
pIlnIs OF tne PONIES aha steepiechass!s nau
so Cut w tne tuIt tnat lmiheuiaCeiy hiIeI tne
races tne eoners WHO rag staye9 oyer "eIs
" gloom. ana sorrow. some OF them SAID
years had been spoiled in one day, II cost
less than $50. how ever. to patch mp the course.
and aft er the mme rest there were
no signs visible of the sport had with tho
horses The storm however made low
scoring very. dif1cuIt. r G Stevenson Of
Rostop for Instance needed % Va
Tho ttIanti Ci,y- souad nnssed IN the
manning round and varished from rho LINKS
back ,ntbs town The committee felt douht.
f,i .h.ont the sann.sranna - he rart" hI,t
III uueOLa ~ 'Tha," p"1sS ~
IN teeeuup y. 'm ~ q L1iHeu w
NIuSEe s.oIgs toI Iunnsr poo's. onssun 'oaIs
snd tarpauIn natsi ana "hen thsy drove on
were prepared 70 deiy q 1000. hooert Mler
~ ",ruhn.nssJu y '"c ~" scoie meuu' WIN
~, 70"
.u''' on.
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4 tie at 1903 for last place in the first sixteen
will he plR yed OF, but the tie between four A.