Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-21
MRS. CALLAN AND KEEP
PLAY OFF REMARKABLE
TIE AT ENGLEWOOD.
Defeat Mrs. Rendigs and Find
lay Douglas by Single
Stroke.
BY STRAIGHT DRIVE.
THE most remarkable double tie

the open mixed 1ourSOme Com-
petition at the E~nglewood Coun-
try Club was played off yesterday
afternoon over the Englewood course,
and was won by Mrs. L. w. Callan and
Harry v. Keep, of the Englewood
Country Club, who defeated Mrs. B.
r. Rendigs, Englewood Country Club,
and Findlay s.. Douglas, Nassau Coun-
try Club, by a single stroke through
the aid of their handicap allowance of
four strokes.
The original invitation tournament
was played about -four weeks ago, when
there was a triple tie for the handsome
trophies. This tie was played off one
week ago, when Mrs. M. D. Paterson,
Englewood Country Club, and Mr.. Nc
Murtin, Of the Apawamis Club, were
eliminated, and a second tie occurred
between Mrs. Callan and Mr.. Keep
and Mrs. Rendigs and Mr.. Douglas, and
had not Mrs. Rendigs missed her final
putt on the home green a third tie
would have occurred.
From the style in which the match
began 1t looked as though Mrs. Rem
digs and Mr.. Douglas would win with
comparative ease, as they reeIed off
n first foul holes in fine style. win
ming the first, of $50 yards, in Z to 8;
second, of 343 yards, In 6 t 4: the
third, of 400 yards, in 5 to z, and the
fourth. of $50 yards, in par OF A, to their
opponents DOGGY of 5.
This made Mrs. Callan and Mr.. Keer
realize that they would have to put up
better golf If they wanted to win and
they most certainly played it on the
fifth hole of $40 yards, which they won
In the par OF 4 to their opponents DOGGY
of 5. The sixth hole, of 522 yards, was
won by Mrs. Rendigs and Mr.. Douglas
In the DOGGY of 6, their opponents TAX
ing 7. The short seventh hole of 1876
yards was halved In the DOGGY of 4.
and the eighth hole, OF $50 yards, was
won by Mrs. Callan and Mr.. Keep in
the DOGGY of 8. the other pair taking
6. The ninth hole, of 1862 yards, was
halved In the DOGGY Of 5. Mrs. Callan
and Mr.. Keep went out in So and Mrs.
Rendigs and Mr.. Douglas in As. They
led by 4 strokes n were 8 up on an
even game at the turn, but they did
not do quite so well on the homeward
journey, as they only won a single hole,
and that was the tenth, of 31S yards,
which they won In the par of 4, their
opponents requiring six strokes. Both
pairs had plenty of trouble on the
eleventh hole, of 391 yards, which they
finally halved in Z.
FaultIess golf on the part of Mrs.
Callan and Mr.. Keep enabled them to
win the twelfth hole, of 300 yards, in
the par of 4. The other pair likewise
played excellent golf and were down
In the DOGGY of s. They again played
perfect golf on the thirteenth hole, of
410 yards. which they won in the par
of 8. Mrs. Rendigs and Mr.. Douglas
boiling out in the DOGGY of 6. The four
teenth hole of AT yards was halved in
the DOGGY of 6.
Brilliant golf vas again played by
Mrs. Callan and Mr. Keep on the ff-
teenth hole. of 1870 yards, which they
won in the par of 8, to their opponents
DOGGY of 4. The sixteenth hole of AT
yards found both couples in trouble and
the hole was finally halved In 7. The
seventeenth hole, of $50 yards, was
halved in the DOGGY of 5, but the play
on the eighteenth hole. Of $50 yards,
was a tri1e ragged. Mr.. Keep pulled
his drive into the rough below the
green, about fifty feet from the cup.
Mrs. Callan reached the green on her
approach, but it ran down off the green
again into the rough and in playing the
ball back Mr.. Keep over-ran the hole
by ten feet. Mrs. Rendigs putt too
hard and ran twenty feet beyond the
hole. but Mr.. Douglas lay the ball al
most dead to the hole, while Mrs.
Callan gave Mrs. Keep a four-foot putt
for a 5. Mrs. Rendigs then missed her
easy putt for a 4, which would have re-
suited in a third tie. She was too sure
of the shot and fell short, and as the
hole was halved in s Mrs. Callan and
Mrs. Keep won by a single stroke on
their handicap allowance of 4. They
came home in 48 to their opponents 40,
and had a total of 100 to 81.