The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-09
new GOLF TITLE TO BOSTON.
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Nias Ussuod IN tho ntsi ft.tud tNrf twenty.
three holes For 'ho rpusultllun cup. how.
ever. Nisa Osvo,i hon, Miss T. \ Volts bv
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pointed ,out AZ Morris 'olniI. would he the
defeat of Mis-. N Cunts n ihr natinnnl inei
laa' yeat Lone dtiNlns fot ils 2wo, glory -
no longer tho Qua object Of tho feminine
golfers Vet tho driving ha. Improved too.
Mrs fot. Miss lSndrtboh and Mrs stout
Of them. N Mlss Msqhay ne national chnm.
tInilie s for medal play g,ve- a premium on
direction Miss OasoOd gets a good average
distance from an easy full swing and she was
20! often OF, the llne, While heT, putting was
better than the ordinary. Mrs natlow Ia also
q straight and very far driver for distance,
S..srn STss5 b S2Tst or 'nS r ,,on S shots and a
g the hall Nv defeating Miss Mackay and
Mrs stout ~ succession Tor IN" Philadelphia
play honors of the \ nassau Meeting. and. while
she missed the title, Mrs. Fox's \? was the
In The national aspccts OF women's golf,
Al the turn. tho twenty seventh hole Of
the championship, contest, the ,onlookers
who had gathered TO, CLEAN early tid'ngs
found that Miss Nauderhor. with -. was
iaIlng beck n'r to,al then being is5 Mrs
clear lead with lG9 Miss Margaret curtis
and Mrs Stout were both picking up strokes.
bu' out Of It. They finished in 10 and OIL.
Medal play is the hardest test and the onlv
R IIss MaT on" I9r a two dqy event ,aid
VIII undoubtedly play on the same method
NEXT year Mrs. Sanford, the president.
and added that by holding the championship
before the %intercity match she thought there
Would b" q larger entry next spring, The
Ms F. T amy qsESod. Boston s. :; els Mr..
q, 81 las Mrs. {. +. roy, Phiia4elphIa, 80. q -iss;
Bishop. New YORK, o., % lss; Miss Pauline MacEay.
% nost s2h g Mss e li = Nv Nm. \; + ho; ADAMS !; R I. ;Sn,
nj" julia Nix, New York. Is. 90 isi: Miss F S.
Porter. Boston q. io4 los; Miss E. *. Lockwood.
In the clos!lg handicap for those who did
not, qualify Miss Griscom had to give strokes
and. although she tied, for the best gross.
Mrs, BatchHlder secured the net prize, The
scores: /
M! Mrs yP ?, b' ssl g. q His s,s 2 A Mrs.; G. Nv /: rT'Gys aryy,,
Mss Florence AyrIes; P1ll,dslpnia. 100, 3 q; Miss
delphle. los, SET. Miss bradford, Boston, los.
Mss ps MlIs f h.ston. T les. S,- ICY Mss Gs5f Il. r. %. f irISS.
Boston, los. 3 lOe.
Miss 0sgood won a gold medal and her
cup, which viii be held for the year, by the
Country Club, Brooklinc. Mrs. Barlow re-
ceived a silver championship medal ard Miss
Women's NJ. G. A. The handicap prize won
by Mrs. Batchelder was the gift of the Nassau
Country Club.
wAsHrHoToN. June SIS the result of
match play for the club cup in the spring
Utica, y, y, will meet Lee l.. Harlan, Co;
Tonnd f f1G lST@' ena moP%ims !" B f"s SeI pIaV%rs
won their matches handily to-day. Sherman
defeated ! G Davidson, Columbia; up and
beat Louis Weaver, Columbia. 3 up and | to
play in the second round Harlan put out
Alexander Britton, Chevy Chase, 4 up and ?
tn MIA " this mOrUiu u. and WOrGtpl j. II. Hiss. /
Baltimore Country Club. q, up. and S TO play
! t his a GHe5 Gnio. F; T. s Small Ri h an Ga1n Roads
up In the second round for the club cup. and
IN the se pai,d round tSomorr row W. Play
il. F. Harding, Columbia, up and to play
in the second round to-day.
A.. G. Barry, the ti,leholder. fell before
another Cambridge player, II, d. Gillies,
who won, by 4 and 2 III the third round OF
Inc IN fhe sec q ma'f ronG GdnI RobGrt MRa AZ V H2[ia t6e
l0oa cha mpion, lost to George Spencer London.
by up and to play after the match had been
in this round We. Fairlie put out r, /, Mac
a asaaY 6 Of C. oT riSssn G beat tie C. + PlH Masd6hal d0I BE-;
6 and 4, The most thrilling match. Of the
series was between J. Il. Graham and James
been ,potcntallties for years. Between them
they hold eight championship medals. Graham
t b2onz er0n Rcb Gp bec R1no d tT1 s'' Nn the sn sey tMo
teenth. Graham being short on his approach,
and by the eams fault he could only half
the home hole. making the Scot victor by
1 up. Thereafter Robb had his path clear
TO his first cha mpionShip.
Miss May Hezlet lost in the first round OF
the British womch's golf championship at
Bnrnham to Miss Hilda Evans of Weston
Super-Mare. The Irish champion was 4 up.
with I to play. but through Il poor putting
streak met defeat on the nineteenth hole.
A published photograph of their match re-
yeals the referee using a tape measure to
decide which was away for a long put on one
of the greens. Miss Evans lost In the second
to Miss Moraut. In the fifth round,
after a brilliant match. Miss Florence II o2let
lost to Mrs. Kennion on the nineteenth hole.
There were 1000 persons to see the final, in
spite Of a rain before the start. Mrs. kcnnion
won from Miss Bertha Thompson. the title
holder. by 4 up and 3 to, play. She is, the
first married woman to win the title, which
has now been won eight times, by English
players, four times for Ireland and twice
for Scotland, Mrs. .Kennion used TO play at
Hoylake when a girl and she is the daughter
of Major-Gen. F. NJ. Kenyon-Stow. She
has been in India four years since her mar
rage and leaves England at once to join her
husband. Major kcnnion of the Indian Political
Department In Persia. so that II is doubtful
if she will defend the cup.
Conflicting tournaments In which the NJ,
G. A. players will have representation will be
at the Knollwood Country Club, June IA, Is
and ia. Meriden Golf Club. during tho town'a