The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
EEV GOOD WOMEN GOLFERS
ser MORE WORkERS Arr TAN
ING Ia THE CANA.
The Eu6sle l.lnks see NlAay PtaSers Whs
Rave Bui the HaturtlaV HAIR HOlAdaaS
Free Amertraa WSaaen wh~ nave
tae TIme Aren't Mnlang 10 Practise.

March. ard ateendflnss Al the van NoFt
Il andt Para hnks and clubhouse have had
10 sosp lively To get things in shape for the
nnuB,Ially early turnOu, Of golfers. includ-
lng sosne % the beet all around women
plAyers in this part OI the country. BY
This IN meant women who have not played
IN tournaments or tried 10 qualify IN the
nhamnion class. hut who. TO use the words
81 = golf coach. play a bold. intelligent
rAms - 10 they enjoyed ia
~ Thia man. Who was instrumental In
lmInndustng roll 20 this country twenty
see FeaEs AGo. THINKS with several other
melf teachers that spsaking generally
AuAeriran women have not distinguished
alnemselves In this game and that with
few exceptions they play an inferior game
% the English women
aOf late years the number u men play
ere has increased enormously. -ons teacher
slnclarei. white there has heen little or no
inereass in the number ot women players
In tho last i've or an years, especially in
the class which aims TO play fine game.
During the money panic Of IeO7 the
sa0penHions To the men golfers we're large.
.nIam M or man who never before had hooked
"a q golf cllb with any personal interest,"
aedhtmmsf out with hagful and started
IN 20 learn the game. giving ~ an excuss
thas anything vas better than sitting In an
.ofE.cs doing no business and worrying:
M, npishsr then or &C any other time In
the hast half doyen years has there been a
eorssss'o''u1s " ~
- wen 'ns EAn" ~ oo'pN,.-'
nsM ID Am~s'O~ inc isS"'o'''A"'s- 'll~ue =
$50. tsss owe. " ~nn o'n-I ~o'nsn 'o,-
eSea soi,. MoS.. oeSniisN 1891 -
enengh tney re.uV SAh' 'N 70 nov .ne
Enghsh women th@' we Wow NOT 80 SOW
over here When u came 20 OUTDOOR sp"r,s'
And few women d'o onino up ln'o me
champion class IN Nooo',r'u ny silor1 oruer.
iaere al NOV "''o -" P'-yeis
among AmercAn women ou' compared
with the ntmoer ~ poor payers 'he snow
ina lsn Z r"'narkso".
tn" American woman 'auitsI Wen
here are some OF ,h~m. 10 "eGin WIN
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stetch esd 'onger' ineNer KEW OF nearo
A ofcloca In the morning rather than
- g. ,,a-.~,y. ~ sro;rg .ro.,n,i ,he
~ - 'e''
ccsfse or "sc 'n~ ~"'~n'~se "' sys'e'"-
nfXEIAC1
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omys 7nrEetan9 mat tnere - no rue Aoout
nm number Of lessons required. soms
urnr,em na~clna many more than othern
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tacs. WIT" 80" NJ tne Ss@It' having 1o
oVorO0me eNtrSmS aWkwardnes~ ana a
nFm conviction that IN strike a ball as
sIil-.masd ,wo.,ld certainly nend IL into the
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% !"
= ~ oe9tnsn kinn on meutAi A. wen a.
physlnHl process " needed Go play good
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-. 80 81 ..r,o,,. ,arn whaca.. a. So.
AFRAID az un~tlhng 70 aoknowledgr
1 awkwardnsss many women start out 10
rA.v wiaho,,, h.in9 coached Mt ali ENACT
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