Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-27
GOLFERS CONTEST
CONSOLATION PLAY
Fans Enjoy Handicap Event for
Those Who Did Not
Win Trophies
Especial to The Herald

DEL MONTE, Aug. 26.-Ihe CON-
ISOLATION handicap with the twenty-six
competitors who retained scores in the
qualifying rounds but did not win
trophy in any of the regularly sched-
uled events during the tournament,
was held today over thirty-six holes
medal play, eighteen being played
in the morning and eighteen in the
afternoon. The winner was r. Y.
Hane of the Burlingame Country club
whose net score was 139, F. V. Scott
was second with a net score OF 142
and Julian Thorne third with 14S.
Others who competed and their
scores were r. M. Eyre, ISL; r. j.
Woods, Isl; c. A. Belden, 152; H: G..
Pattee, 153 Rev. Alexander Allen
164; Ramon Reytins. 161; L: A.
Greene, 161; A. r. Rule, 161; p. P.
Christie, 16i; w. X Weight, 1877; F.
H. Okeefe, 163; w. W. Crocker. 16S
A. C. Bingham, 165; Charles w. Clark,
1866; Hugh A. Balm, 1852; f. H. Pector,
1863; Julian Thorne, 143; j. F. Neville,
las; H. P. Lamb, 151; H. w. Bing-
ham, 1863; Judge Waters Davis, III;
C. T. Murphy, IT'S; e. d. Frasier and
G. T. Crocker.
A consolation handicap over eighteen
holes, open to all women who had
not won trophy during the tourna-
ment, brought out about dozen
competitors of whom only five retained
their scores, the winner being Mrs. A.
M. Shieler of the Preside Golf club
with net 8S; Miss Ethel Havemeyer
of Claremont Country club a close
second with 81, others scores being
as follows: Mrs. James B. Smith or
CIaremont Country club, 81; Mrs. R.
T. Devlin of Presidio Golf club, SO,
and Mrs. Harry Kearne of the Vic
toria Golf club of Riverside. 99. Miss
Jennie Crocker, Miss E. M. Woods,
Mrs. r. w. McLear and Miss Marion
Newhall made no returns.
After luncheon very interesting COM
petitions were held in driving and ap-
proach putting for ladies'. The COM
petitors drove along the eleventh fa1r
green into rectangles, the central
spaces counting 2, and points and
the lateral rectangles 1, and points,
according to the length of the drive.
The scores were as fallowS:
Mrs. ]. r. Clark of San Francisco
Golf and Country club, 6; Mrs. G. R.
Field of Claremont Country club, s;
Miss H. M. Pillans, 5; Miss v. Have
meyer, 8; Mrs. c. w. Clark. s; Mrs.
A. M. Shields, a; Mrs. R. T. Devlin,
vim, 8; Miss Ethel Havemeyer, 3; Miss
M. Stone, 2; Mrs. ]. Crocker, 2; Mrs
w. S. Martin, 1; Mrs. Parker Whit
ney, 1; Miss Morris, 1.
Mrs. ]. Clark and Mrs. G. r. Field
drove three more balls to decide the
tie, the former scoring and the lat
ter making g. On driving three more
balls, each competitor scored points
At the third trial Mrs. Field scored
and Mrs. Clark Q points, Mrs. Field
winning.
Sixteen ladies took part in the ap-
proach putting contest in which each
competitor approached on to the four
teenth green from distances of about
70 and 80 yards. Mrs. ]. r. Clark holed
two balls in five strokes and Mrs. w
| S. Martin also in five.
The scores of the other ladies were
as follows: Miss Ethel Havemeyer
6; Miss j. Crocker, 7; Mrs. Parker
! whitney, 8; Mrs. Vincent Whitney, s.
Miss Pillans, Z; Mrs. G. w. Clark, q
Mrs. Shields. 6; Miss Woods. Z; Mrs
Devlin, s; Mrs. Postlethwaite, 6; Mrs
Field, 6; Mrs. Kearne, z; Miss M
| Stone 10, and Mrs. H. Sherwood, u
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Martin played of
the tie and, after a keen struggle, Mrs
| Clark was declared the winner.