New-York tribune., 1911-10-11

.1ts course OF too much trouble and a
house ~ com fort said one Uf the losers
40 the ros-fu nineteenth hole while try
ius 90 forget her experiences OF the two
previous hours.
I'VE get into what we strive 20 avoid and
tnen-weu. that depends on Providence. "
remarked another
Tf anything the course was more attrac-
tve yesterday than on Monday. the sun
and wind having dried out the turf The
holes had also been changed in the greens.
$50 that the putting surfaces were t-uer.
There We're those howevor who declared
they We're still az sea ON the greens
For many the putting circles We're too
keen. and Miss HYDE. WHO took four puts
on one green. said she feared she never
would work them with any confidence.
Considering that Miss HYDE went 0lt .u
30. with an s. on the fourth hole the merit
of her game may be readily appreciated.
Those VINO have been watching the draw
would not be- surprised 90 see Miss Hyde
end Miss Margaret Curtis get well down
toward the final round
Miss Curtis disposed OF Mrs e. W. Rem
digs In "a manner that gives fresh grounds
that the national champion OF 1867 is going
to u, "a determining factor In this tourua-
ment Miss Curtis is one of those players
who do not feel it necessary to keep or
talk about a media. score when she is play
lne ar match play. but the mere fact that
she won by 8 up and 20 play and also
what was seen of her golf indicate that
Ler card turned in would have compared
tavorably with any of those actually
known.
10 was one former champion against ar-
other n tine match between Miss Harriet
Curtis Of Boston. and Miss Georgauna
bishop. OF the metropolitan district Au-
ether thing that made DO doubly interest
ing match OF the first round was that Miss
curtis s the only woman who has defeated
Miss Dorothy Campseu tho present cham
r.0n. in touring competition since the latter
came 20 America IN 1909
Whatever hopes Miss curtis may have
bad of meeting Miss campbell once more
end perhaps duplicating the victory which
She won last year az the country Club o.,
BrookIine. were dashed when sine went
down before Miss Bishop nv @ up and q,
play
10 was "a decidedly interesting match fo.
twelve holes. and. in fact. was I'm doubt
right up 10 the time THAI Miss curtis land.
ed her ball IN the ditch on the way TO- the
sixteenth hole. thereby enabling Mis-,
Bishop to win that hole with q =. and witf
it the match. Miss Curtis was q up at -
third hole. but they were even at the turn
one of the distinct features of the outward
round being Miss Bishops play an the ninth
hole There she did not get out OF th,
rough ON her drive. but made a beautiful
recovery. and then with an approach pret
lilly judged for the roll OF the green hei
ball was about eleven feet below the cup
whence she ran II down Tor
From the moment Miss Florence Harve'
made Mrs. Barlow "a present of the frs
hole by knocking the Philadelphia woman'i
bail into the cup the leader In the testinl
round on Monday always looked like "A win
ner. ON the green mentioned Miss Harye,
had put Tor the hole her ball lying abou
six feet from the cup. Mrs Barlow bad nl
ready played g. her bali resting an incl
from thc hole There was room ro get by
set Miss Harvey miscalculated. and whei
the Others ball was caromed into the cul