New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
MISS HYDE ON HER GAME:
0verWheIms Miss BarroWs in
National Golf Tourney.
WINS BY A WIDE MARGIN
Miss Campbell and the Other
Favorites Survive Test at
Match Play.
by Telegraph 70 The tribune


Chicago. Oct LIN the most one-sidet
match ever recorded IN a national sclr
Tournaments Miss Lillian 3. Hyde. OF ths
South Shore Field Club. the metropolitan
title holder. defeated Mrs. c. d. Barrows.
OF Portland Me- By 10 Up and 60 play. II
the first round OF the championship tour
uameut at the Homewood Country Club to-
day Miss Hyde drove her usual long bah
or the tee. whereas the other player was
in frequent trouble.
The East also scored when Mrs P r
Barlow. OF the Merton Cricket Club. who
reached the final stage IN the national meet
ing a year ago. barely scratched out az
the expense OF Miss Grace Semple, Of St
Louis Being of her game at The outset.
the Philadelphia player found herself D
down at the turn her card showing a total
Of 2 strokes A little later Mrs Barlow
struck her true form. winning four straight
holes. beginning with the fourteenth This
made her dOrmie I. and a halve al tas
home hole left Mrs Barlow a winner BY
up Miss SempIe missed seven-fo0t put
on the last green TO square the match
As expected. Miss Dorothy Campbell. he
title hoFler. won without much effort The
Scotch Iassie had Mrs. E A HedsJro-n for
en- opponent. and the Buffalo woman al
ways looked ike loser. Miss Campbell
turned for home ) I'D. and a few holes later
won By a and margin The champion
finished out the bye holes. getting 81
good work considering the heavy wind
that was blowing
Miss Myra Helmer. OF Midlothian. shat
tered the hopes Of Mrs Thurston Harris.
OF Onwertsia. the Western champion At
the turn Miss HeIuer stood UP. and a
Mrs Harris kept getting into trouble or
the tee she never had chance 20 over
come her rivals advantage Mss Ee--ner
won on the sixteenth green
A more one-s!ded match went % rAe
credit Of Mrs. Caleb F. FOX. the Hurting
don Valley woman. who has done her part
toward making national golf history ever
since 1880 On this occasion Mrs Fox over
whelued Mrs. F. ". WinkIeT, OF Beverly
by up and 10 play.
As the matter now stands. seven Of rne
sixteen survivors represent the West. four
are from the East two rom Canada and
one from England The last named golfer.
Mrs. c. VI Martin. has been tipped as the
dark horse" of the tournament The
Tavistock woman has been travelling round
d good deal with Miss Campbell. and those
who have seen the pair together on the
links say that there IS little 70 choose be-
tween them Miss Campbell. however, .
a pronounced favOrite here tonight
So far as the second round matches to-
morrow are concerned, the women viii
meet as follows:
Miss Campbell vs.. Miss FOwnes. Mrs
Barlow Us. Miss HelTner. Mrs BrOChOn vs.
Miss Lyman. Mrs. Fox Us. Miss Harvey,
Miss NOUltOn vs. Miss Hyde. Miss ElktnS
vs. Miss Lewellyu, Miss Nesbitt vs.. Mrs
West and Mrs. Martin vs. Miss Warren
The summary Of the play today follows:
Championship Carst round - Mss Dorothy
Campbell. Hamilton. Canada. beat Ms A z
Mary FOwnes. PtttsbUrg. beat Mss Margaret
knapp. Skokfe. W and % play; Mrs r n
/ Barlow Merton. beat Miss Grace SeTnple. -
I Louis. I up. Miss 81yra Helner. Midlothian
beat Mrs Thurstor Harris. OuWentsia. ID
and 2 10 pIav; Mrs.. L y BrochOu. La G-ange-
beat Mrs NJ 2. McIlvajne OnwenLsis. I'D
and 20 PLAY, Mss Ruth Lyman Hinsdals. beat
Miss Caroline Painter. Midlothian. g UD and 70
play. Miss Florence Harvey Hamilton. Canada
beat Mrs H Gait. Onvenrsia. 3 up and : %
play, Mrs. Caleb 2. Fox, Huntington Valley.
beat Mrs T. W WiGklsr. Beverly. : Up and .
10 play. Miss Kauherins NIOuIrOn. Minikzhda-
beat Mrs W r. Anderson. H1nsdale. up and
2 play; Miss Lillian B. Hyde. south shore
Field Club beat Mrs. G. ID. Barr0ws- Portland,
Me-. 10 Up and 70 play. Miss Z B Elkins.
PfttsbUrg beat Mrs. Luther kennetr Evanston
I I'd 10 hOiesj Miss Vida LlewRlly1. La
Grange beat Mrs. ?. Manchester SkOkie. : Hp
and 20 play, Miss z c. Nes5itr. woodstock
Canada. beat Mrs E r Williams. Lake Ge-
ueva. Up and to play. Yrs William West
Philadelphia. beat Miss Ethel Corbet Home
, TavistOCk. England beat Mrs. C. g. Carlisls.
ExmoOr. up and % play Miss ". Warren.
Skokie. beat Miss Elen0r Chandler, Huntington
Valley. = up and I TO play