Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-06
MRS. E. H. filler BEATEN
Strikes Colors to Scottish Champion,
Miss Dorothy Campbell.
GOOD WEATHER FOR CONTEST
Players From British Isle on Met
tie in Today's Pairing With
Good Players.


women began the second round of match
play today for the national golf champion
ship. on the links Of the Merton Cricket
Club. at Haverford. The weather, clear
and pleasant. with little or no wind. gave
promise of better golf than on the two
previous days Of the present tournament.
Mrs. Charles T. Stout. New York, beat
Miss Frances Griscom. Philadelphia. up
and 1 to play.
Miss Dorothy Campbell, Scotland, beat
Mrs. E. H. Filter. Philadelphia, 2 up and
l to go.
ellyn. western champion, 3 up and to go.
Mrs. Fox. Philadelphia. beat Miss
Ada ms. eastern champion, 1 up.
Britons' Success Notable.
The success of the players from the
British Isles up to this time has been
marked Starting out with six repre-
sentatives in a field of seventy aspirants
for the national honors, there are still
four left in the small field of sixteen
that teed off today.
They have had a comparatively easy
| time. so far. in disposing of their Ameri-
can opponents. But today they were
obliged to demonstrate their quality more
fully.
Miss Dorothy Campbell the Scottish
champion, who has displayed the best
golf of the visitors. met Mrs. E. H.
Teacher, also Of Scotland. matched her
skill against that Of Miss Vida Level
lyn OF Chicago. the western champion.
Miss s. Temple of England met Miss
Margery Phelps Of Boston. Miss Jane
| Spence. also of England. was paired
| with Mrs. R. H. Barlow of Philadel-
| phia.
| Another match Of interest today was
| that Of Miss Frances Griscom of Phila-
delphia against Mrs Charles T. Stout
of New York, both former national
| champions.
Pairing Of Contestants.
| The drawings for today were as fol-
| lows:
| Miss Frances Griscom, Marion Cricket
| Club, VS.. Mrs. Charles T. Stout. Apa-
wants.
Mrs. E. H. Filter. Merton, VS.. Miss
Dorothy Campbell, North Berwick,
Miss Frances Teacher North Berwick,
VS.. Miss Vida Llewellyn, LeGrange.
| Miss Mary Adams, Wollaston, VS.. Mrs.
Caleb Fox, Huntingdon Valley Country
| Club
| Miss S. Temple. Westward Ho, Eng
land, VS.. Miss Margery Phelps. Brook
| line.
Miss Edith Noblit, Wilmington Country
Club vs.. Mrs. c. H. vanderbeck. Phila-
delphia Country Club.
| Miss Isabelle Smith. Evanston, VS.. Miss
Elizab beth Porter, Brookline.
Mrs. r. H. Barlow. Merton. vs. Miss
Jane Spence. Mereton. England.
Consolation Cup Contest.
A cup has been given for competition
by the. sixteen players who were beaten
yesterday Match play for the trophy was
| begun today.
The drawing for the beaten sixteen d.
vision was as follows:
Mrs. F. c. Colburn. Chicago. VS.. Miss
| FLORENCE McNeely. Philadelphia.
Mss McCallum, Merchantsville. VS.. Miss
Katherine Harley. Fall River.
Miss Frances Dallett. st. Davids. VS..
Miss G. Semple, ST. Louis
Miss Mary Mccain, Washington, VS..
Miss Carmelita Shreve. Boston.
Mrs. S. F. Lefrerts, Englewood. VS..
Miss Anita Phipps. Springfield. Mass.
Miss Harriet Curtis. Boston, VS.. Mrs
C. w. McKelvey, Boston.
Miss Margaret Curtis. Boston, vs. Mrs
H. L. c. Roome Philadelphia
Mrs. William T. West, Woodbury., vs.
Miss Georgianna Bishop Bridgeport.
Stout Griscom Match.
An exceptionally large gallery followed
| the Stout Griscom match, which was won
by Mrs. Stout, up and 1 to go. Mrs
Stout carried too many fours in her bag
| for Miss Griscom, although both played
| indifferently in spots.
| Mrs. Stout squared the match on the
third with a splendid DOGGY 3 to her
rivals 5, but took on the second and
seventh. She was out in AZ, to 46 for
| Miss Griscom, and up at the turn.
The tenth was halved. Then a superb
par four on the eleventh left Mrs. Stout
four up. She dropped the next and then
came two halves.
Miss Griscom should have won the four
| teenth, but was short on her putt. Mrs.
Stout lost the fifteenth by being four
| inches short Of the cup, and was left 2
up.
| Both bungled the sixteenth by being
short while Miss Griscom over-approac CHI
| ed. They fiubbed their drives on the
seventeenth and halved it in eight to
| DOGGY 4.
| Cards.
OUT I 35447 442
| Miss Griscom-
OUT 6 8 5 8 5-8
| Mrs. Stout
In-5 4 5 3 8 6 sx
Miss Griscom-
In-5 5 4 6 8 x
Campbell-Fitler Match.
The match between Miss Campbell
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