Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
GRANT SETS NEW
DEL MONTE MARK
BurIingame Country Club Player
Runs Thirty-Six Holes in
1874 Strokes
OPEN MATCH PLAY TODAY
Pacific Coast Championship for
Professionals Will Be After
Moons Links Schedule
OPEN MATCH PLAY TODAY

DEL MONTE, Aug. 27.-Today was
busy one on the links, nearly forty
players taking part in the qualifying
rounds over thirty-six holes, medal
score, in the tenth annual competition
for the mems amateur championship
of the Pacific Golf association and
the women holding two contests, an
eighteen hole handicap against bogey
and a three club team match.
In the mems qualifying round Doug
las Grant of the Burlingame Country
club, 1909 champion of the P. c. G. A.
returned the wonderful score sc, So,
total 1874, for two rounds, beating all
records, amateur and professional, of
the Del Monte links for thirty-six
holes.
Champion Tubbs of Burlingame
Country club still holds the record of
36 for one round but the record for two
rounds, 1876, made by George Smith of
the Claremont Country club, is broken.
DR.. d. p. Fredericks, of the Clare
mont Country club, returned 13S and
the veteran, c. E. Maud, twice amateur
champion of the p. c. G. A, returned
139.
The players who returned the best
16 holes scores will enter the first
ma6eh round on Monday morning, be-
ing paired accordingly to their stand
ing in the qualifying rounds and will
play from scratch for the champion
ship. The sixteen players who return
ed next best scores will receive handi-
caps and will play for the two tro-
phies offered by hotel Del Monte.
The scores:
Douglas Grant, 1874; D. P. Fredericks,
1873; c. E. Maud, 139; C. d. Whyte, 142;
r. Y. Hayne, 143; f. c. Newton, 143;
Chapin Tubbs, 146; Vincent Whitney,
147; Austin White, $50; H. w. Sher-
wood, 154; F. F. Neville, 49,; W. R
Millar, 157; Frank Kales, 1885, M. b.
Lamb, 159 f. H. O'Keefe, 159; R.
Reynteins, 172; Capt. ]. S. oyster 173;
E. b. Murphy. 175; C. w. Clark, 176; J..
V. Stott. III; f. H. Proctor, III; w. P.
Scott, TT; w. w. Crocker. III; H.
Payne, 49,; w. Gring, 17S; w. H.
Crocker, 17S: P. w. Seloy, 179; H. W.
Bingham, 1872; Julian Thorne, 1888; M.
Redmayne, 202; w. F. CARLY, X.
Twenty-three players took part in
the womens eighteen hole handicap
against bogey in the morning for two
trophies, Miss Elizabeth Woods win
ming the first with handicap of eight
strokes and three up on bogey. The
second trophy was won by Miss Mar
garet Morris, who played from scratch
and was one up against Mrs. ]. c.
Clark, (scratch), for the San Fran
cisco Golf and Country club, and Mrs.
A. M. Shields, (handicap, two strokes),
being two down.
In the afternoon eight teams of three
players each took part in three club
womens competition over eighteen
holes, medal play The winning team
was made up of Miss Vera Havemyer,
Mrs George r. Field and Mrs. Julian
Thorne, the score being SO. The sec
ond team consisted of Miss Florence
Braverman, Mrs H. H. Sherwood and
Mrs. r. w. Skaife, score SO. The third
team was made up OF Miss Lillian
Goss, Miss Margaret Morris and Mrs.
Henry T. Scott, score 104. The fourth
team, Mrs. ]. r. Clark. Mrs. F. w.
McNear and Miss Mary Sherwood, re-
turned 105. The fifth team, Mrs. r. T.
Devlin, Miss Jennie Crocler and Miss
Kearne, returned ITO. The sixth team,
Miss E. M. Woods. Mrs. W. S. Mar
tin and Miss Marian Newhall, returned
112, as also did the seventh team, made
up of Mrs A M. Shields, Miss Am.
stone and MrsF. V. Stott. Mrs. Pos
tlethwaite, Mrs. C. w. Clark and Miss
E. M. Crocker covered the course in
ia.
Tomorrow twelve professionals and
a number of amateurs will take part
in the competition over thirty-six holes,
medal score, for the open champion
ship of the Pacific coast.
w. F. CARLY of Claremont County
club and w. r. Miller of the Los An
geles Country club having retired from
the tournament committee, have been
replaced by H. G.. Pattee of the Vic
toria Golf club, River5ide, and Camp
bell Drummond Whyte Of the Preside
Golf club.