New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
lGOLF CHAMPION BEATEN
EIGHT PLAYERS SURY1VE.
Mrs. Morgan Defeats Mss Nackay
IN WOmen's Cham piOnship.

West Newton. Mass. Oct. 10-ItNwas a day OF
blasted hopes for three women golf champions
In the national tournament on the links or the
Brae Burn Club to-day. Miss Pauline Mackay'
the present title holder; Miss Georgianna
Bishop. the winner Of the 1904 tournament. and
Miss Frances c. Osgood. the Eastern champion
were all put out in the second rcAad at match
play.
One former champion. Miss Frances Griscom.
of Philadelphia. withstood the ordeal. and VIII
meet Miss Mary B. Adams. OF Boston. to-mor-
row In what is thought will be one OF the best
matches of the week.
The other survivors are Mrs. r. III. Barlow. or
Philadelphia; Miss F. W. Batchelder. OF the
Country Club, Boston. the victor over MISS
New York the conqueror of Miss Mackay: MISS
Florence n. Ayers, OF Philadelphla' ana MISS
Anita Phipps, of Springfield Mass.
Both Miss Mackay and MISS Blshop Wefe
beaten on the putting greens. Mrs Morgan. In
her contest with Miss Mackay. was erratic In
her long game, but once on the green she ran
down her puts from anywhere inside or fve-
yard circle. Miss Mackay played with her usual
steadiness throughout the contest. but could not
overcome Mrs. Morgan's brilliant short game.
They were all square at the turn and then MISS
Mackay lost three out OF the next four holes-
Going to the fourteenth Miss Mackay was on
the green in 3 and Mrs. Morgan in 4.
Miss MacKay played lLe Inc AOA 'i'0 800 -
was short In playing the odd Mrs. Morgan's
hail struck that of Miss Mackay and drove II
nearer the hole. Mrs. Morgan had 70 play again.
and this time she sent Miss Mackays ball into
the cup. -.
and Miss Mackay won the sixteenth and encour-
aged her followers. She was snort on her urlVe
to the seventeenth however and took two more
10 get out so that Mrs. Morgan, although Vlde
in her drive had no difficulty IN winning tne
hole and the match by up and 1 to play.
Mrs. Batchelders putting in her matcn Win
Mrs Morgan. The Boston player seemed
able to hole out from all directions and from
nearly all distances when on the green Oii
four greens she only needed one put, and her
playing in this branch of the game SO disturned
Miss Bishop that the Bridgeport player went 10
pieces in the last few holes, although through
out the contest she outdrove her opponent many
yards. -
and Miss Harley going twenty holes before the
former won. The summary follows;
yrsne.s q tri.com Msrion Phiiadepha defeated Miss
p s. POr..r Country CTO Boston up and 70 Rhy M,
s. F. Lefferts. EnsleHood. \. J.. up and : 70 play; play
r. H Barlow. Merion PhladsIphta defeated MISS MS
r"a W. NM B.tofeidsT oakley. Rs..on defeated Miss Miss
Georsanna Pishop Cs nassn a.tsated Miss
0,sod GSs4 su.o u. up sas saa e S saS m
s7.ss easy %s49Gn hSsqG III Mis-
g ge fss s' Ms S'i Phelps sTaa bu
up and to Fay.
The pairings for the third round tomorrow
follow: Miss Griscom vs. Miss Adams, Mrs.
Barlow Mrs. Batchelder, Miss Curtis vs. Mrs
Morgan and Miss Ayers VS.. Miss Phipos. Mrs
Morgan is the only New York player left in tie
tournament Mrs. Barlow, Of Philadelphia. IS
now the favorite for the title.