New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
AUTO NEWS Of THE DAY MISS HYDE WINS AGAIN
N. Y. Girl Reaches Semi-Fina',
Beating Former Champion
MISS CAMPBELL ALSO VlClOR
Mrs. Martin, of England, Looked
Upon as Dangerous Con-
tender To-day.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

,-bicapo oct 12-Miss Dorothy oaihPpe"
and Miss Florence Harvey, poth ioii' -
i,ton Ont Miss Lillian B. Hyde or Ne"
York and Mrs. G NJ Martin, represehtins
the Tavistock Club, of Englahu' "o''
matches in the third round OF 'iie "0
national golf championship 'ou -
ever the links of the Homework Country
club to-day and they will meet III 'l'e 9e"''
final test tomorrow as named
I-nouestionabIv. chief interest SO iai '
to-dav's gallery was concerned, centred III
the meeting between Miss Hyde anu 4'l''
Vida Llewellyn, former western .""
MON. II had been conceded that ,he
West was to make any kim OF Silo" ms
in this national tournament 1t "ouiu
through the efforts Of the La orange sH
Al the outset Miss Llewellyn encouraseu
her admirers by winning the nrSt iloie Il"
but a Z at the next cost her that hole
Miss HYDE lost the third through getting
into trouble. but the metropolitan 'i'ie
holder won the next two in par IS
At the turn Miss Hyde stood up, ohls u
lose the advantage at the tenth' Inc new
York golfer then won the eleventh anu
| twelfth. thereby becoming up again
Thereafter Miss Hyde managed 10 main
tain the advantage, finally winning Oh 'he
seventeenth green. AS both players hiteu
on ccasions it was impossible TO keep an
accurate card. though il Is safe to say MISS
HYDE was going at about a 81 pace.
Nearly every one expected TO see MISS
! Campbell repeat her victory of year ago
over Mrs r. II. Barlow. the Philadelphia
woman. and while the outcome justified the
prediction the match proved extremely IN
teresting for at least half the distance.
| winning the nTSt
two holes i'm mar figures. Mrs. Barlow then
| won the third but lost the fifth, becoming
| down again. The Merton woman also
captured the seventh and eighth. squar-
| ing the match but a fine by Miss Camp
bell at the ninth enabled the national cham
| MON to turn for home UP. The cards read
! IL To A in favor of Miss Campbell
The North Berwick girl won the tenth
and eleventh in 4 and ), respectively, and
| il became evident to all Their that she had
| the match as good as won. The champion
| proceeded to increase her lead TO 4 up by
winning the thirteenth, so that halves at
the next two left her winner by a
and 3 margin. They played out the bye
holes. Miss Campbell getting an ST. as
against % for Mrs Barlow. The card read
! as follows:
Miss Campbell, ont 5536as 3-4s
! Barlow. - 9 ! - u = y D-9u
Mrs Mis-. G gspIoS in ms I7-s
The most one-sded match of the day had
Mrs Martin and Miss f. c. Nesbitt. OF
Canada as principals. Mrs. Martin reeled
off the holes in her best form, winning by
! : up and ; to play In the other match
Miss Harvey beat Miss Ruth Layman. OF
Hinsdale. by up and to play.
The weakness of tho West in women's
golf received further and final proof to-day.
| It seemed odd that New York. with its soil
| tary entrant, should still be In the tourna-
rnent. and the same may be said of Eng
| land Those who have been watching MISS
HYDE here this week have come 10 the
| conclusion trat a match player the met
ropolitan champion is extremely lard TO
heat. Her long drives find occasional
trouble. but after losing hole Miss Hyde
has way of coming back in par figures
at the next
on the other hand. Mrs Martin has been
going along. gaining friends with each sue
ceeding round While not so long off the
tee as Miss Hyde. the Tavistock woman
| plays sound golf al all times. and ii would
not surprise her supporters to see Mrs.
! Martin lower Miss Hydes C0Ors to-mor-
row. The Bay Shore golfer is slight fa-
yorite however On form the other match,
! between Miss Campbell and Miss Harvey.
looks like a foregone conclusion When az
her best Miss Campbell seems to cutclass
not only Miss Harvey. but any of the
! others, for that matter, and even when
only playing one of her ordinary rounds,
such as to-days 81, the Scotch lassie is
still beyond the reach of her rivals.
The summary follows:
Championship third roundD- Miss Dorothy
| Campbell Hamilton. Canada, beat Mrs. Il. H.
| Rarow Merton Cricket club, up and to
| nIav. Miss Florence Harvey, Hamilton, Canada.
! beat Miss Ruth Layman. Hinsdsle > up and 3
4 to play: Miss Lillian 3. Hdye, South Shore Field
! club heat Miss Vida Iiewellyn, la Grange, :
/ up and to play: Mrs G. NJ. Martin, Tavlstock.
! England beat Miss T. G Nesbitt, WOODSTOCK
/ Canada, { up and play.
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