The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-23
MRS. FIELD CAPTURES
PRIZE FOR LOW SCORE
IN QUALIFYING ROUND
By ARTHUR MIXERS
500 Dispotch q n On


DEL MONTE, Aug. 22.-Today was
ladies' day on the links. Thirty-two
women took part in the afternoon in
the qualifying round over IS holes,
medal play. the lowest score being
turned i'm by Mrs. Field of the Clare
mont country club, who went out in
40 and came in with the excellent score
of 39-total IS. Mrs. Field captured
the handsome trophy offered for the
best score in the ladies' qualifying
round. Second best score was handed
in by Mrs Walter Scott Martin of the
Burlingame country club. who covered
the FIRST nine holes in so and the second
in as
The weather was brilliant and the
sun hot. which accounted for little
lassitude. but gave the players the ad-
vantage Of a still atmosphere. Other
scores were as follows;
Mrs J. r. Clark. San Francisco golf and coun-
Try club, 81: Miss Ethel H8yemeyer Claremont
country club "a MIS- a., a. ID sRerwooqi Cl Tr
sidio golf club, 90: Mrs W. II. Postlethwaite,
Preside golf club l0o and Miss Margaret Nor
us. 10l.
The above eight qualified for the
championship class and viii play with
out handicap for the women's Del
Monte championship of 1910.
The women who qualified TO enter
the first match round for the Del Monte
cup. in which they will receive handi-
caps. were:
Miss NJ. Elmer I04. Mrs Charles W. Clark
I05 Miss T. A. McEnery jos. Mrs J. Is. Smith
l06 Miss Jennie Croker loT. Mrs F. W Me
Near ITO. Miss E. NJ. Woods 10, and the winner
u the play OF between Mrs W p. Johnson and
Mrs. Harry Kesrne, both Of whom returned l12
ALL FLIGHTS COMPLETED
The first match play round in the
third flight viii be entered by the loser
in the play off Of the tie between Mrs.
johnson and Mrs. Kearne the other
players being:
Miss E. NJ Croker ia. Miss Isabel McLough-
lin ll5 Mrs r. 7. Devln 1l5. Miss Vera Have
stone Us. and Mrs. Hugh A. Balm 1l9.
The women who will enter the first
match round in the fourth flight and
their scores are as follows:
Mrs A r. Rule 40. Miss Lee Grrin l21. Miss
Goss I22. Mrs. f. Y. y. Stott 123. Miss 0'Connor
I39 Mrs C. Z. Idnaker 140. and Miss Florence
4 Braverman Isl. Mrs. Henry I. Scott made No
returns 50 that bye VII be added 10 the fourth
light 10 complete il.
The semifinaI rounds over Is holes
were played in all the mems compe-
titions in the morning. In the cham
pion class Campbell j.. Whyte beat
Douglas Grant, 4 up and to play. and
Austin White defeated Vincent Whit
ney. , up, ! 10 play.
In the Del Monte cup flight s. s
Parsons. playing even with c. a Stew
art. beat him, 8 UP. to play, and G. J.
Kaime playing even with Bruce Heath
cote. defeated him. 3 up. 1 10 go.
in the third flight W. II. Croker,
receiving two straight strokes, won
from Eugene B. Murphy. 4 up to
play. and r. G Hsnford. receiving two
strokes. defeated r. 6. Woods, ] up.
In the fourth fight H. w. Bingham,
playing even with George Innes, beat
him. / I'D. and J. NJ. O'Keefe won his
match by the defaultiof George Potter
WHITE MEETS WHITE
Tomorrow the winners in today's
semifnal rounds in all the mems com
petitions viii play the final rounds over
So holes. IS in the morning and Is in
the afternoon.
Campbell j. Whyte of the Preside
golf club will fight ii out with Austin
White of Oaha country club. Honolulu
for the 1910 Del Monte championship
s s Parsons of the Claremont country
club will play against @. j. Kaime OF
the Sanaa Barbara country club on
even terms for the Del Monte cup. the
loser also receiving a trophy.
In the third fight ". H. Crocker
eonceding two strokes, will meet r. G.