New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22

Miss Krug, in. - 5000
Another hard fought contest was he
tween. Mrs. Victor VI. Earle, of the home
club. and Miss Eleanor Whitney, Of Nor
ris County. Mrs Earle won after the
match had gone an extra hole. Mrs Earle
took the advantage almost at the begin
ming, and Icy the time she reached the
turn was up. Miss Whitney rallied. do
ing the inward half in a. and sqUarinS
the match. Mrs. Earle got going to
the extra hole, which settled matters.
Mrs Earle was runner-up to Miss Lillian
B. HYDE in this championship at Scarsdale
a year ago.
The draw was no kinder TO Mrs. NJ y.
Paterson, president of the association,
than II has been in the past. for 1t has
consistently fallen to her lot 10 meet
some champion or past champion in
the first round of match play in nearly
every tournament of this kind in which
she has played, and her opponent yes
terday was Miss Georgianna VI. Bishop,
Of Brooklyn. twice a metropolitan cham
pion and once holder of the national
womens title. Mrs. Paterson started out
10 make the best of II and began well
enough by winning the first hole in to 6.
Miss Bishop took the second in and the
fourth in the same figure.
Two halves followed, but the former
champion took the next three holes and
turned for home 4 up. She required 40
strokes to make the trip. as against SO
for her opponent Mrs. Paterson had been
putting poorly up 10 this stage. and this
department OF the game is usually her
best Miss Bishop, however, generally un-
certain on the greens, was quite steady.
Keeping up the pace. Miss Bishop took the
tenth, eleventh and twelfth in succession,
making six in all, and won by and G
margin.
i newcomer 20 attract attention was
Miss Marion Hollins. OF Westbrook This
girl, whose game resembles Miss Hyde's
in many respects, seems likely to make a
name for herself in golf before long. She
will have to meet Mrs. y. p. Rogers. Of
Baltusrol, in the second round to-day, and
the chances are that this viii be a hard
match. as Mrs. Rogers has the advantage
Of years Of experience in tournament golf.
The draw to-day follows: Mrs. Rogers
We. Miss Honins, Mrs. Swift VS.. Mrs
Perry, Mrs. Irving VS.. Mrs. Earle and Miss
Bishop VS.. Miss Krug.
In the approaching and putting contest
Miss Bishop and Mrs. w. j. Faith tied
with each, Miss Bishop winning on the
play-on. They approached from three
distances. An eighteen-hole handicap Is
the side attraction for to-day.
The match play summary follows:
=, Championship sixteen thrst rouna2-Mrs. y.
Z Rogers, Baluusrol, beat Mrs F. z. Donohoe.
Rollins. westSTools beat Miss Page schwarz-
wslder. Bngewood, s up and 70 play; Mrs
Lawrence Swift. EnglewooG, beat Miss Louise T.
Krug, Engewood, ! Lp; Mrs. Walter Perry,
Batusro beat Mrs ". II. Frayne Dunwoodie,
up and to play; Mrs. J. s. Irving beat Mrs.
:. S. Barclay, Hackensack. W and 3 10 play;
Mrs. V. ~. Earle. Englewood. beat Miss Eleanor
hitney Morris County up QS holesl; Miss
.. Paterson. Englewood. up and 20 play;
MIS- Flor!an Krug, Englewood beat Miss Elsa
Pis sshar L1nglewood up and to play
Tai,h, wykagyl. beat Mrs. II. r. Stockton,
F F1i4ded up ana to Ray M'S Grace
woode. up and TO play; Mrs. c. T. Uobel,
ecker. Hackensack beat Mrs. W. D Seaman
FFie4mond County; Up and TO play; Mrs
Maine. Hackensack. 7 up and 70 play. Mrs
Lloyd wimpfheimer. Deal, beat Miss Bertha
Graham. North Jersey, 9 up and 20 play;
Mrs Z Sanford. Essex County. beat Miss
SlHa Bredt, Essex County, up and 6 10 play;
Mrs. F. a. Moore, Scarsdale, beat Mrs. l.. W
Hornb!ower. Essex County, up and 10
Play Mrs. ". J. Solomon, Century, beat Mrs
HeEbert Mum, Hackensack. UP.
Third sixteen (hrst roundl-Mrs Thomas
Thatcher. Englewood. beat Mrs J. a. Phil
PRICK Montciair J w; Mrs Ely. scarsdale.
beat Mrs J. ~ Kinney. Richmond County. @
UP and to play. Miss Gertrude Pickhardt,
Englewo0d beat Mrs Moriarty, Englewocd,
=, up ana 20 play; Mrs NJ Il Lowell, Fox
hils, beat Miss Loise Graham, North Jersey
by default, Mrs. ". j. Mofatt. Hackensack.
beat Mrs. T. ". Gardiner. Hackensack. 4 up
ana 70 play. Mgs Frank EnOs, EnglewooG,
peat MIS-. r C. Brown, Nyk3gyL up and !
70 play. MIS- Charles Grcenhsll, Hollywood,
! 70 play: Miss Frances Gwyer. Siwanoy. beat
Mrs J. o. Post. Morris County. by default
The Glenwood Country Club, at Glen
Head, Long Island. which Is on Hampstead
Hsrhor, will open its new grounds on June
j.. The club OWES 189 acres Of property
and the eighteen-hole course covers 600
yards.
The officers are Hamilton II. Salmon,
President; Devereux Emmett vice-presi-
dent; Edgar T. Luckenbach second vice
President: Edwin +. Ssyre treasurer. and
walter lammitt, secretary. The members
OF the board Of governors are Harvey Muir
dock. Henry Willard Bean Warren s.
spurge, Burton Thompson, Paul Bonynge
H. Z. Martin Herbert s. Houston, James
=. Cropsey and Henry Fischer, Jr.
The club has a frontage OF one-third Of a
nile on Hampstead Harbor, and viii have
dock and float for yachts. The clubs
eof professional IS George Coburn.