The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-11
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Westward ito. the last Wcsterner IN the event,
was eliminated from competition In the
Women. Nationalsoif Championship tourney,
at the Midlothian Country club In the third
match round to-day. Miss Anita Phipps
Of Springfield. Mass. accomplished the Feat
in a sensational match. which went twentysone
lxl.. k.law. a Aa.statAn Naa FAuahaN Sow
eral spectators say Miss Phipps accidentally
struck her ball while addressing " on the
match. Tor il would have made Mics Ain-iie
I up on the return Journey.
Miss Phipps's friends say the Wind rolled
test. The match Was squared when Miss
Phipps won the eighteenth hole. ia : 10 =.
They .halyed, the Nineteenth and twentieth
holes In 5 and . respectively. but Miss Ainslie
drove out Of bounds TO the twenty-trst hole
The Fasteners are left la charge OF the
n n'i ! ohS o9 Miss Rin s ? T fSsor NATIONAL mai
champion. Miss Harriet =. Curtis Of tssex,
and Miss Anita Phipps Of Springfield VIII
Margaret Curtis, also Of k-seS. and Miss VI. W.
Phelps Of Brae Burn will contest In the upper
end Of the draw. The summaries:
Women's Championship Third round Miss
Margaret Curtis. Fssx. d,feat,d Miss flizab. IN
Porter, prookline. by ? ~ and 70 play Miss y: W.
H Ns,o'' dsfeSied Miss Ssiil M ainshs'' Wcsi%"Td no,
bN I ND VI uOtNls NlNN y -. NuiAiNs NNF- -
defeated Mrs. p II Barlow, Merton. BY 5 UP and 1
To play.
+. n. Barrett Of Fox Hills won the presi-
dents cup Of the Eastern Trades Golf Assoc
citation for the third time in the t~ournament
at the Ardsley Club yesterday and IL became
his permanent property; Twenty-one quail.
fed at medal play in the morning and kept
on At scratch & meda, play t Tor, cups nd ~ .c lSn5
prize winners were:
Class one-E; I; Barrett; sS; 4 = s. Barre g.
class Three 4. seward. io 7. NJ. Do5bln liz.
class four-w. q. lie Comptc. $50: 4, Russell. iss.
II. s. MADDEN won the visitors cur. with
NJ r. Gombers and +. n Campbell. The
Master Steam ftters team did not play. but
there was "A picked team match n follows:
o. a. Y. Barron, !; II. y. MADDEN, o: F. b Barrett. 7.
W. sImmonds, 8: ". Il ThsySr. o. ii Z. Dsnforih,
captain o. Total,l
strong field Of amateurs. including Jerome
ID. Trayers. the national champion. have an
nounced their intention Of taking part IN the
the Montclair Colt. Club. According to, the
conditions the golfers will qualify In three
siSGGts; Ira S s%' ,u wns will i G0T fSs lss srs sa ArSn.i
and Dwight Partridge OF Yale. George T.
e esSh' =. e. e. t Pss,; t trsn * 4 s s!sa.ssci;: j. IH %Sse
ney Baker Of 'lPlainnetd.. W, B., Rhstt. Dyksr
Meadow; A. T.. pMlgnt, Se0Dright' ~. W.
and Paul E.. Heller, Forest Hill.
WARRINGTON, Oct. TO- Eghty-three golf
ers st started ia the. annual fall tournament
wood links. and sixty-four Of them qualified
for match play for prizes offered among four
sixteens.-
E. b. Eynon and Allan Lard. both OF the
Columbia Club. tisd ior low 1p all IN ss scSas
round was far the best Of the day. The
players to qualify for the first sixteen and the
scores each made are.
Altar. Lard, Columbia; 81, 7S.is,: r. 3 EynSn
SO. si--lss; G. Laferty. Chevy Chase, ~. @,-iIco'
E. Q: Hors,msn; Chevy Chase, -, Sp pnr;, n Nsw
Haven. -, NH; 1; L Harlan, Chevy chsss
r.. 5. Duyal. Columbia. =; se-l7s; = pslseIl; Co
IS. ss-i7s; II. r. Harding. columbia, 90. S-;i7s;
w. s. Harlan, Columbia, 90, ss-l7e; W: TUCKER
man, Chevy Chase, 81, e0-iT; G. G. Van Lear.
Bsnnockburn, o., 8-i77: G. A, Weaver. Columbia.
81, SILT; J. W. Mckinley. Columbia. 10. Will
ALL DAY FOX HUNT.