New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
mrs. BARLOW PLAYS WELL
Reaches Final Round in the Colt
Tourney on Deal Links.
MRS. EARLE ALSO SCORES
Wins One Match By Default, and
Then Defeats Miss Chandler
in Afternoon.

Playing AT the top Of her game. Mrs r.
". Barlow. Of Philadelphia. easily disposed
of two opponents in the invitation tourna-
ment at the Deal Golf and Country club
yesterday. This places the champion Of
the Womens Eastern Golf Association IN
the final round against Mrs. V. VI. Earle
Of the home club. The latter had an easy
day. thanks 10 a default IN the morning
from Mrs. r. T. Hayes. Of Englewood.
ACCORDING IN the original conditions, only
the first match round was 10 have been
run Off yesterday. but Mrs Barlow is ex-
tremely anxious 10 get back to Philadel-
phia as soon 40 possible and for that rea-
son she made \ plea 20 have the second
round decided ia the afternoon. As the
Others had no objection and tho commit
tee. headed by John e. Kelley. was oblis-
ing. this was done, and IT win now be
possible to settle the tournament so FAR
as tho chief trophy IS concerned this morn
inE
IN addition TO winning At tho matrn
game. Mrs. BARLOW also won the eighteen
hole medal play handicap with $50.
She kept her score in the first round when
opposed to Miss Louise Blur. Of Holly
wood
The way the Merton woman started out
would have done credit 10 Alec smith
who had two rounds on the course him
self YESTERDAY An idea OF the worth OF
Mrs Barlow's golf may be Judged when 1t
is stated that at the long fourth hole, a
matter OF 80 yards uphill, she made the
green I'm three fine shots and got D.
Against Il pace like that Miss Blur was,
of course, unable TO make much OF a
stand.
Although penalized AZ plus >, Mrs Bar
low got a 20 net, good enough TO win the
handicap by "A margin OF three strokes
from Miss Y. l. Chandler, who was second.
In the afternoon Mrs Barlow proved too
steady for Miss Rosenheim, the promising
Deal PLAYER Although driving long ball,
Miss Rosenheim threw away many
chances. due 70 an Indifferent short game.
although there was one bright exception
10 this when drive and a put gave her a
2 at the eighth hole After turning for
homo up Mrs. Barlow won by up and 3
70 play.
Mrs Earle always had tho better Of Miss
Chandler. who earned her place In the
semi-fnal bracket by defeating Mrs. n. b.
Goldsmith. Of Hollywood. Three stymies
helped Miss Chandler considerably.
The summary follows:
First eight first roundl-Mlss T. II. Rossn,-
helm. Deal. beat Ma g. W. Rendigs Mldlal !.
. M. Mrs r. n BARLOW. Merton, beat Mss
To.is. Riilr Hollywood. up and 90 play
Ma u ~ Earle Deal beat Mr. r 2. HAYES
Errlowoo5. Hr default. Miss p. !. Chandler
Huntingdon VALLEY, beat Mrs. II. 3 Goldsmith
HOLLYWOOD, 8 Up and 70 play
Selni-fnaI rgund-Mrs Barlow beat Miss
Rosenhe,,u. = ~ and 4 t5 play, Mrs Esr'o beat
Miss chandler mp and 70 PLAY
second eight first roundD Mrs e. l.. Green
hall HOLLYWOOD beat Mrs r. = Bayer Deal
up: Miss J. FaTeliy. Engewood. beat MISS
Florence Riley, Deal, Up ana 70 play Mrs
T " Kendall. Deal. beat Mrs. G II. Ierhune'
zeal hy default. Mrs. William Erdmann, HOLY
wood beat Miss p n Hellman. Hollywood. up
and 70 play -,
Third eight tfrst rcundl-Nrs F. NJ. Smith.
unattached boat Mrs u. r. Plum, Deal. up;
Mrs " " vaughn. Deal beat Mrs- p 9.
Cark Deal no and 20 play: Mrs. r J.
Arsnd HOLLYWOOD beat Mrs ?. r. Davis. Deal
by default. Mrs. Henry Zuekermsn. R"lgrade'
beat Mrs J. " Pyrne Deal. hy default
HANDICAP