The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26
MISS MORRIS
is BEST 1910
WOMAN GOLFER
Former Evanston PLAYER Beats
Mrs. George M. Field in
Close Match
Driving and Putting Contest and
Mixed FOursomes EnIiven
the Day
By ARTHUR INKERSLEY
LSpecioL Dispaich 10 The Call

lSpeolol Dispatch 10 The Call
DEL MONTE. Aug. 25.-Miss Mar
earet Morris, formerly of Evanston,
H. and now resident Of southern
California. defeated Mrs. George NJ
Field OF the Claremont country club in
the final round this morning 1 up and
captured the Del Monte woman's golf
mpionship for 1910. Miss Morris
VIII receive the championship trophy
and viii have her name engraved on
The championship shield. while Mrs
Field captures the trophy for run
ner UP.
The match was very close and inter
esting. At the sixteenth hole Miss
Morris was dormie >. but at the seven
teenth she sliced her drive into the
thick grass and had TO give up the
hole, making her dormie /. A good
putt on the home green enabled her TO
halve the eighteenth and gave her the
match
Last week Miss Morris won the
women's cup at the Potter country club
tournament at Santa Barbara She
is good at all departments of the game
and thoroughly deserved her victory
The scores by strokes follow:
out: Mrs. g. r. Field. 6 6 5 ; s
Total. p Miss NJ. Morris, o
total. -.
,ofsi lai y ars Ms. G r r fig,d MsL-i 5453s35e
total. 81.
KEEN MATCH FOR CUP
Miss T. A. McEnery and Mrs. Charles
". Clark had keen match for the
Del Monte cup. Miss McEnery winning,
up on % holes Miss NcEnery cap
tures the Del Monte cup for women and
Mrs Clark takes the trophy for run
nerup. Though the competition was q
handicap one, as both received two
strokes, the contest between them was
on equal terms.
In the third fight Miss Ethel NJ
Crocker. playing on even terms with
Miss Vera Havemeyer. beat her up
3 to go and captured the trophy for the
winner in that flight.
In the fourth flight Miss Lee Cir
vim of the Menlo golf club, playing
even with Mrs. a. R. Rule of the Pre-
sidio. Monterey. beat her at the fif-
teenth hole. UP to go.
Sixteen men took part in driving
competition this morning. each driving
three balls into the fair green on the
eleventh hole, which had been marked
out in the sections, the balls driven
into the center rectangles counting 2,
, OF points. according to distance
and into rectangles on right or left
counting /, , or points, according to
distance Chapin Tubbs won with II
points. H. Warner Sherwood being sec
ond with points. the scores of the
other competitors being as follows;
Vincent whitney . points: W H. Lamb.
Frank Kales Austin White. Ramon Reynteins,
r. \. Haine and &. 4. Maud. each; F. H.
Sprague. ". II. Croker and Waters Davis ,
each; J. i. Neville and W F. CARLY 0.
PUTTING CONTEST HELD
Fourteen men took part in an ap-
proach putting contest. in which each
competitor holed out balls, one from
2 distance Of 125 yards. another over
bunker from a distance of so yards,
and a third from distance of about
80 yards. Campbell Drummond Whyte
won with 3, ., total 6 strokes, max
ing a 80 yard putt with his third ball.
c. T. Maud's score was 2, 3, 2-total z.
H. Warner Sherwood made 3, 2, 2-to-
tai land the scores of other competi-
tors were as follows:
W F. CARLY 3 3 ?. total s: Austin White
3 3 ?, total s: f. Harry Gordon Pattee 3 2
total s: Chspin Tubbs 3 , ?. total s; r. y.
Hsvne 3 g. total 2; Vincent Whitney 3 3
total o: J. F. Neville total 3; Frank
Ksles 3 3. total 10; f. Il. Murphy Z ,, total
10: Percy X. Selby !. total II.
In the afternoon 80 couples took part
in a handicap. mixed foursomes. FIVE
couples playing from scratch and the
rest receiving handicaps varying from
TO IS strokes The play was over
Is holes. medal score. Miss Lillian
Coss and Percy ". Selby, who made 95
gross. less Is. net "a. were the winners.
Miss T. Havemeyer and Chaplin Tubbs
were close up. with IS gross and net
MISS Isabel Mclaughlin and Frank
KsIes returned Sc gross, less s, net rs
and the net score OF Miss Jennie Crock