New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
ON THE Golf LINKS
Matches for GrisCom Cup To Be
Held This Week.

Intercitv matches for the Grlscom Cup
the annual championship tournament or the
Wornen's Eastern Golf Association and tne
invitation tournament of the Wykasyl
Country Club offer rival golf attractions
this week The women will monopollze the
whole week at the Huntingdon NaIiey
Country Club, near Philadelphia, while the
nearby Wykagyl meeting Is caroed 1or
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
A start will be made to-day at Hununs-
don Valley with a match between lhe
Philadelphia and Massachusetts teams. NOT
long since Mrs. Caleb F. Fox won the
championship title Of the Philadelpnla
Women's Golf Association, and as Hunt
ingdon Valley is her home course this golr
matron. who sprang into prominence more
than ten years ago through the defeat or
Miss Beatrix Hoyt, will doubtless be seen
at her best. Philadelphia and Boston Will
play for the right TO challenge the metro
politan team, the present holder of the
Griscom Cup.
Although the Boston team IS always
formidable. it probably will meet stub
born opponent in the Philadelphia combina-
ton. Furthermore. the New England team
will be short Of practice. With the addi-
ton of Miss L. B. Hyde. the new champion,
the metropolitan team will be as strong, If
not stronger, than a year ago. Mrs. c. t.
Stout has promised to play on Tuesday. and
SO has Miss Maud K. Wetmore. The prob
able makeup of the team is as follows:
Philadelphia-Mrs. Caleb F. Fox. Mrs. r. H.
Barlow. Mrs. c H Xanderbe9k I1 eek Miss ,dt,,tt F; e
Miss F. McNeely, Miss Richardson, Miss K
Townsend Mrs William West, Mrs. W. S.
Miss E. -NtSS c. Hood. Mrs n. {. work subst-
tutes-Miss BALLET. Miss A. Davis, Mrs Bill
Boston-Miss F c. Osgood Mrs. E C. Wheel
er, ,jr.. Miss NJ; Curtis. Miss H. s. Curtis Miss
Ania RhpP Ms! Ms Eahor b. Mrs MES H MoT
rill. Miss Il. F. Duncan Miss C. l. Duncan.
G. H. Converse. Miss Pauline Firth and Miss
- New York-Mlss Julia R. Mix. Mrs c. T.
Mrs. NJ D. Paterson. Mrs. s. F. Lefferts Mrs.
". FeIIowes Morgan. Mrs; W; J. Faith. Mrs
Sanford. Mrs l. H Hornblower, Mrs. c. I.
Tiffany. Miss Maud K Wetmore and Mrs c. w.
Rendigs.
New York and Philadelphia met in team
matches for the Griscom cup in 1900 and
1901. The following year Boston was ad-
mitted. After Boston had won the cup
Mrs. C. A. Griscom gave second trophy,
and at the present time Boston and New
York each has two legs on this prize. The
history of the tricity matches in brief is
as follows:
GRIsCOM CUP MATCHES.
1so2-Baltusrol Golf Club. Springfield. n j
Boston beat Philadelphia Al TO II: Boston beat
New York. 81 10 is. Matches scored by number
of holes up.
1909-The Country Club. Brookine-Philadel-
phia beat New York 81 to Id: Boston beat Phila-
delphia. 46 8. Matches scored by number Of
i9o40Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia-
Philadelphia beat New York. 10 TO B; Boston
beat Philadelphia, 10 to s. Scored by the Mas
1eos~Morris County club, Morrist9wp n il IL
beat Boston. 16 to 13. Scored by the Nassau
system.
Ieoe-Nassau Country Club. Glen Cove, Long
IsIand-Philadelphia beat Boston. 9 to g; Phila-
delphia beat New York. 10 8. Scored by one
i9o7WAtiantic city Country Ciub-Bcston beat
New York Is to q Boston beat Philadelphia. II
to s19sd by nf9 f0ntc club iG eaS
York defaulted to Philadelphia; Boston beat
Philadelphia. II TO Scored by one point for
ieo9@Baltusrol Coli Club, Springfield. N. j
New York beat Philsdephia. to Z; New York
beat Boston. TO 8. Scored by one point for each
match.
According to the new conditions govern
ing the championship Of the Women's
Eastern Golf Association, scheduled to
start at Huntingdon Valley on Wednesday.
there will be seventy-two holes OF medal
plav. eighteen holes a day for four con-
secutive days. At Baltusrol a year ago
only those within twelve strokes Of the
leader at the eni of the first day were
allowed to continue, and because of this
peculiar ruling only three players were
eligible to take part in the second half.
That championship was won by Miss
Mary Adams, nov Mrs. Wheeler. while the
year before Miss Fanny Osgood won at
Oakley. Miss Adams also showed the way
in 1907 at Atlantic City. and Miss Osgood
did the same at Nassau in 1906. the first
year the tournament was played. Follow
ing is a table slowing the leaders in the
women's Eastefn championship tourna-
ments since the start:
woMEN's EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIPS.