New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
KEEN GOLF FOR TITLE
Miss Campbell Makes Record in
Leading Big Field.
MISS HYDE PLAYS WELL
Metropolitan Champion Close Up
IN Testing Round Over
Chicago Links.

Chicago, Oct 1o.-A1iss Dorothy Campbell,
of Hamilton, Canada, holder OF the
women's national golf championship, led
the field Of fifty players to-day in the test
ing round of the fifteenth annual tourna-
ment under the direction Of the United
States Golf Association at the HOmeWood
Country Club. Miss Campbell turned in a
card of IS for the eighteen holes. four
strokes under the best previous record for
the course of SO, made by herself last week
in practice.
Miss Campbell played almost perfect golf
except on the long eighth hole, where she
needed an extra stroke. Her card read as
follows
Ia ...........5 > 4-4i-85
Out-of-town players carried off most of
the honors, sixteen of them landing among
the thirty-two who qualified for match
play, which starts tomorrow. Chicago cur
nished the other sixteen players, but twelve
Chicago women were put out of the run
mag.
Miss Lillian Hyde, of Long Islant. ,hs
only representative for the New York dis
trict and The metropolitan champion. h-d
little trouble in qualifying, together with
four players from Philadelphia and three
from Canada.
Mrs Il H Barlow of Philadelphia.
runner-up last year. finished second TO Miss
Campbell and equalled the old record for
The course of IS. Mrs q. VI. Martin, of
Tavistock, England, was third with So
while Miss Hyde and Mrs Caleb Fox, OF
Pliladelphie tied for fourth place, with 81
each.
Miss Mary Fownes. of PittsBurg, a sister
of the national amateur champion, went
- for h
cards of l09 better qualified to continue
At match play.
Miss Hyde went out In 80. one stroke
better than Miss Campbell, playing sound
aud a. times brilliant, golf, but she was q
Bit wild on the inward Journey and used As
fo- total OF 81.
MRS. 4hurston Harris. of Westward Ho.
Woman = esiern ,.oit Association cn2m-
Grange, a former western titieHolder.
played well. MISS LleWeilyn turned in
ear9 Of ay-l6-s9, while Mrs. Harris had
The pairing for the first round at match
play Tomorrow. with the qualifying score
at each woman, follows:
Mrs. 4. +. Hedstrom buffalo. 1906 vs.. Miss
Dorothy Campbell, Hamilton, Canada. So
Miss Mary rownss, Pittsburg. -. rs. Miss
Margaret Knapp, Skokie. 81.
Ii. 8arow Philadelphia, 50.
Mss Ma a. BE N5459t I9 80 rs Ars'
MIS- l. y. Brochon. La Grange, l05, VS.. Mrs.
Miss Carolina Painter Midlothian. I05, VS.
Mas Ruth Laym3n Hins iale lU7.
Mrs. T. NJ Winker Beverly. 1oa. vs. Mrs.
Caleb Fox. Philadelphia, 81.
Miss Florence Harvey. Hamilton. Canada, %.
vs.. MIS-. Al. Gait, Onw entsia, IS.
Mrs. w F. Anderson. Skokie 81. VS.. Miss
Katherine Moulton. Minikahda. 109-
Miss Lillian HYDE, New York OF, Mrs. {.
.. Burrows Portland. NE. los
Mrs Luther kennett, Evanston, %. Miss
L. Il. ElkinS Pittsburg. 100.
Mrs. =. Manchester. Sickle. i0S. VS.. Miss Vida
Llewelyn, La Grange, 95.
Miss Z G. Nesbit. Woodstock. Canada, 90. VS.
Mrs K. r. Williams. Lake Geneva f0l
Mss Ethel Corbett, Homewood, lO5. Mrs.
William West, Philadelphia zoe
Mrs. G. NJ. Martin. England. 90 vs.. Mrs. @.
c.. Carlyle. EXmOor. 10i.
Miss Eleanor Chandler. Philadelphia, ldT, Us.
Mrs. II. +. Warren Skokie. 100.