New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
TITLE BACK IN AMERICA
Miss Campbell Put Out OF the
Running by Miss Curtis.
HOLDER YIELDS BY a AND 3
Miss Hyde Also Wins, and VIII
Meet Boston Player for the
Golf Championship.

o. the United States, viii return 70 TINS
country That much was determined on
the course Of the Baltusrol Golf Club yes
rerday. when Miss Margaret Curtis. Of Bos-
ton. defeated Miss Dorothy Campbell, en-
terinC the tourney from Hamilton, canada
by & no and 2 20 play. Miss Lillian h.
HYDE. Of the South Shore Field Club' peat
Miss Eleanor Allen. OF oakley. In the other
half Of the scni-fnal round 90 the tune OF
and g. As a result, the internau ohai
aspect has been removed and il now only
remains 20 be determined whether the
rrophv goes back 20 Boston, where IL mas
fingered Al various times, or returns to the
metropolitan district. In either case the
eagle can proudly flap its wings
AS If anticipating something out OF the
ordinary. the gallery gathered early De
spito Miss CampbclIs ability there were
those who expected To- see Miss curtis give
her hard match ~ for no other reason
shan because of the greater length OF the
Boston player's game. Until MISS iyue
s,co-~ed On tho coIHuC horizon Miss Cur
sic AS long driver had been in class
hv herself ON this side Of tho Atianuc.
sao ie sill extremely long OF the tee, and
-5is told nightly IN her favor agalhS'
-Iiss campbell
rf b4. bear said that Miss Campbell does
moi possess such "a thius as nerves, YET 10
., close observer the British tide holder ap-
,.area worried from tle start f'ssi'-J
Tho memory of the defeat she received lH
III. invitation tournament at Broohlne Ias'
Sail at the hands Of Hiss Harriet cur
and che subsequent success of sister Mar
.a-et al tho same tournament had caused
7rse ramubeU 90 regard the Curtis family
will feelings OF apprehension
1r-. smith. the wei known professional
who takes a lively interest in amateur eoIi'
saw Miss campbell for the mrs, time yes
-r-asv. fie was not impressed with hei
..ra though he did mot hesitate 10 oHet
--e arfnion tra Miss Campbell was capable
az much better golf than she displayed IN
This match lie liked her iron shots the
le.t Alec also declared that Miss Campbell
acted as If she were afraid of the other
ZANE. ON the other hand De did not over
look tae fact that whenever luck entered
into tine fray the 1ckle goddess invariably
sided with the American golfer
rather unusual incident happened at the
.ut-er. Miss campbell had the honor ana
drove "a Ions ban straight down the course.
Although 30 was the best she had had on
-Ha frst zee during tire tournament u was
-.arls short of the drive that her opponent
luc1 out Even so. the player from canada
GOT sufficiently far enough 90 make u pos
eiuia 10 carry The bunker on ler second.
Fe-ause she has lot been playing her bras
&c we'll Miss Campbell took her iuVoiile
,.eek Just as she was about 10 make her
,no- Miss Curtis called go her. and his may
have been responsible Tor the fub that fol-
lowed. Miss Curtis did not realize that the
either was ready 10 make the shot and she
spoIozized ar once. Miss Campbell bali fell
short Of the bunker. $50 that TWO more shots
were needed O. get home Miss Curtis made
The green in three. blt had 20 be content
with half when her opponent ran down a
rftean foot put for G 3.
Although she got hslve the incident
must have disconcerted Miss Campbell At
! all events she was guilty of another weak
second shot going 20 the next hole, and as
re- third fell trife green shy - afforded
the other an opportunity to win the hole IN
20 o. After ha1se in ar the snort third.
where both took three puts Dame Fortune
again turned her back ON the native Of
North Berwick
The fourth hole i- nearly Eve hundred
Yards fin length. and just the sort TO favor
a PLAYER OF the Miss Curtis type. for all
knew that provided she could keep ont OF
trouble tho green would be- within reach
en- rho fh'~d shot 10 -o happened nov"
ever that the Boston player ana NOT a'''o
trru e. for nor drive. a triAe sliced found
tho trap Two shots We're required 20 got
clear There was Miss GaurleT'- chance
ro win RI hole that three times out OF aVe
"oHia probably go tho other way. lot TO 90
dor best t1e scotch soI''r 'olia h'' Se'
home % fewer IMAM io'I s"o's'
That was what Miss 'ampnei ala 40,
twice PLAYING short of the hazards ana
Then pitching 10 che green oh me IouTln
stroke which was 4 better t'an nor 'n-
Ionanf. Miss 'anrbfu7 approach pun ie-l
Der scant club length short of the cup
while Mis- Curtis. CON the like ran her ball
10 point '4uo.stanf oh the upper SIDE
When l1.-- 'amuhs''7 haIl came TO rest
80 had settled into small hole in the
sreeu-one ~ those deDressons made nr
hall shat half smte-s itself after the
,ArrE 0n q Wet day. Apparently not re-
sHV.0r the danger from such a Ie Miss
,.e-r-7eu proceeded to execute the stroke
iu Tho usual way. with tho result thar the
Ran Jumped from ra. depression and was
struck q second time as the club head fol-
lowed rbroU-r The hall failed % --o down
and Mis- rsrr-,arr turning IN ~ Relieves
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