New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
MISS HYDE OUT IN COLD
Beaten by Mrs. Martin IN Ma
tionaI Golf Tourney.
MISS CAMPBELL ALSO WINS
Title Holder Not at Her Best, but
Puts Out Miss Harvey,
of Canada.
rRv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

chicago oct I4-Miss Dorothy Campb
q Scotch lassie entering from Hamilton.
Canada. and Mrs. G. VI. Martin. an Ameri-
can woman now representing England,
Won their wav 10 the final round OF the
rronlen's national golf championship
tournament on the links OF the Homewood
Country Club to-day. Miss Campbell de-
feated her cIubmate Miss Florence Hsr-
,ev. by up and to play. while Mrs.
Martin eliminated Miss Lillian B. HYDE.
the metropolitan champion. by a 3 aid >
margin
Although she won her match quite
handy over Miss Harvey. il cannot be
said that Miss Campbell played anywhere
near her best form In fact. the national
and Canadian title holder was decidedly
ragged. getting into trouble at times from
ire tee and on occasions fiubbing shots
through the fsirway. As offset TO this
however. Mss Harvey weakened toward the
end
The early stages Of the match proved
highly interesting They halved the first
hole IN 2 par !. and then Miss Harvey
scored by winning the second. where Miss
campbell got hunkered on her approach.
Thanks 10 h lucky stymie, the champion
squared accounts AT the third. but she had
% forfeit the fourth because OF lost ball
When Miss Campbell won the next three
holes thereby becoming > up, she seemed
IN fair way 10 secure a commanding
lead bur going 10 the eighth the North
Berwick golfer Dubbed her second shot into
the ditch Her fourth was sliced. so that
Miss Harvey finally managed 10 win the
hole in : 10 : A halve in left Miss Camp
hell up al the turn.
Miss Harvey squared the match at the
fouth. where her famous opponent. after
driving among the trees. topped her second
shot From there Miss Campbell recovered
like a true champion. reaching the green
zith z fine third. She then proceeded TO
spoil il all by wretched putting, the hole
going 10 Miss Harvey in 5 10 g. Miss
campbell won the eleventh and would
have added the next 10 her credit well
lad she not failed on a wee put. As II
vas they halved il in .. The next three
holes were played perfectly by Miss Camp
neE. who won them all The bye holes
were omitted
Better direction OF the tee, combined
with an all around steadiness. enabled Mrs
Martin 70 take advantage Of her opportu-
mites IN the other match Miss Hyde's
ssots with wood We're wilder than usual,
and. as or previous days, her putting gave
more OF less trouble.
Miss HYDE began aUspiCiously by win
ming the a-st hole & n :. hU- the long second
cost her :. Mrs. Martin winning with a S.
4 al The Jhird enabled the TavistOck
e-r-aut To win that hole as well and be
come up Miss Hyde made i all even
with a Ar the fourth but promptly
dropped the next two. taking for the fifth
and FOR the next. where she got badly
Hlnhe~ed.
The metropolitan champion then came
~gat back with 3 al the seventh and
& A. the eighth. good enough 70 win both
holes and again square the match. A
la-ve in Z al the ninth saw the pair still
OF even terms turning for home. The
strokes reaG A. TO 40 in favor Of Mrs Mar
TN. They halved the tenth and eleventh
ln good figures but Miss Hyde played rag
-edrv AZ the twelfth. thirteenth and six
-eeutl losing those holes and the match.
The cards read as follows: