The San Francisco call., 1909-09-02
F. c. Newton Is
The Del Monte
Golf Champion
Defeats F. D. Frazier in Final
Rounds Over 50 Holes i'm
First Contest
By ARTHUR INKERsLEY
TSpeeiol Dispotch 10 The Call

iOpcCtdi OfSpotcn 70 nc Sott
DEL MONTE, Sept. 1.-The final
rounds over SO holes. Is in the morning
and Is in the afternoon, were played to-
dav in all the mems events of the golf
tournament. In the contest for the Del
Monte championship for men F. c. New
ton Of the Claremont country club.
formerly champion Of the Pacific coast.
northern California and the Pacihc
Northwest Golf association. beat r d.
Frazier OF the Santa Barbara. county
club S I'D at the thirty-third hole, and
won the honor OF being the first Del
Monte golf champion. On the morn
ings play Newton was 2 up, and after
luncheon increased his lead until he
won, UP. 10 so.
In the competition for the Del Monte
CUP for men c. r. Parker. receiving 5
strokes, won up TO go from w.
r. NIillar. scratch. and captured the cup.
Afillar will receive the trophy for. the
runner UP.
In. the third flight Guy Cochran Of the
Los Angeles country club beat T. y.
Hewitt Of the Victoria club of River
side. . up l TO go. In the fourth. flight
Maurice Dore Of the Marin country club
beat c. s. Garritt- Of the San Fran
cisco golf and country club. II up ana
10 TO go. The winners IN both nights
will receive trophies
The 80 ladies who played qualifying g
rounds over IS holes yesterday took
mart. in the first match round today
frst eight playing from scratch for. the
Del Monte championship for. women
the second eight playing with hanoi-
can for the Del Monte cup for women,
and the third and fourth flights con-
tending with. handicaps for trophy IN
each fight.
For the championship class Mrs. Her
bert Mum Of Washington, D. G, for
nerlv champion Of southern California
and Coronado beat Miss Katherine Mel
lus OF Los Angeles, up to go. MISS
Hager OF San Francisco. defeated Mrs.
Day Of Sacramento, UP TO go MISS
Pillans of England beat Miss Have
never 1 up, and Mrs. 7. w. Bishop OF
Los Angeles won. 8 up 3 to go from
Mrs. Ba1ch of the same city.
In the second flight for the Del
Monte cup for women Miss Knowles
beat Mrs. Field, both playing from
scratch. up 70 go. Mrs Pettee OF
Riverside. playing. even with Mrs.
George OF Pacific Grove. won up
10 go Mrs Frank Griffith, playing
even with Mrs. Guy Cochran, won
up TO 20. and Mrs. Garritt of San
Francisco, playing even with Mrs h.
r Warner, won 6 up to 60.
Mrs Sample beat Mrs. Kearne, who
received one stroke. 2 up ! to go In
The third Eight. Miss Kames beat Miss
Alkire who receiving two strokes, :
up ? TO go. Mrs. Porter beat Mrs. I.
y. Hewitt, who received two strokes,
3 up to go. Miss Tobey Of chicago
and Los Angeles, conceding two
strokes. defeated Mrs. Dunn up 6
TO go.
In the fourth flight Miss Reid con-
ceding four strokes, beat Mrs. r. H
Hay Chapman S up to go. MISS
Johnson drew a bye. Mrs. w r
johnson, conceding eight strokes, beat
Mrs Alkire up to go.
Tomorrow the four winners In eacn
flight will play a semifinal round
over IS holes. A match over ls
holes will also be played between
teams. representing northern and south
ern California, for challenge cup
presented by the Hotel Del Monte, to
he won three times by team from the
same part OF California before be-
coming the permanent property OF the
club having the largest number Of rep
resentatives in the winning team.
The chance OF northern California
for obtaining the first victory looks
bright for the northern team includes
Douglas Grant. F. c. Newton. present
and former champions respectively OF
the Pacific. coast; Chaplin Tubbs. holder
Of record Of 63 for the Del Monte
course; r. Y. Hayne and c. d. Whyte
all of whom are players Of the FIRST
class The strongest players that the
south can set against these are r. ID
Frazier, who lost today TO Newton, and
" Cosby, who is Unaccustomed to the
Del Monte links, and has not played
for some time.