New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
UNUSUAL TIES ON LINKS
Miss Bredt Wins Net Award
After Odd Incident.
MISS RENDIGS A VICTOR
Captures Gross and Birdie"
Prizes at Womens One.
Day Golf Tourney.

Incidents out of the ordinary enliven.d
the one-day meeting OF the Women,s
Metropolitan Golf Association yesterday
under the auspices of the Midland Golf
Club, which uses the Salisbury links. AZ
Garden City. There were ties for two
prizes, and II required much figuring to
decide just who the winners We're. How.
ever. when everything had been straight.
ened out. ii was found that Miss Julia
Bredt, of Essex County. was the net win.
ner, with card of 1O5-lS-S7 Miss Bredt's
caddy accidentally kicked her ball into
hole, and there was some discussion as to
the rule. Miss Bredt had penalized her.
self stroke, which was declared correct
A similar experience befell Mrs. A. 8
Rossin, of the Century Country Club. on
the home green, where her caddy picked
up her ball through some misunderstand-
ing, costing her stroke, and so confusing
her that she missed a short put that
looked dead Mrs Rossin might have been
the gross winner, but at that returned a
creditable g. There was tie for the
gross prize between Miss Marion Hollins,
OF Westbrook, runner-up in the metropoli-
tan championship at Englewood, and Mrs.
C. w Rendigs, OF Midland, with SO. Miss
Hollins was among the first to finish, and
after her score was posted she went away.
There seemed to be no way for the COM
mittee to decide the deadlock but 70 de-
clare the prize Mrs Rendigs's. although
the Midland woman preferred to play off.
Mrs. Rendigs had two "birdies," or holes
under par which won for her that prize,
but as she became the gross winner IL left
a tie between Mrs Rossin and Mrs n. p.
Rogers, OF Baltusrol. Mrs. Rogers won
that also. In choosing between the two
the play-off, and in competing In the APP
preaching and putting competition Won
awards, Mrs. Rogers took the one for the
latter, leaving the birdie" for MIS-. Ros-
sin after all. Provision was made for
prize to go to the competitor making the
highest score Of the day, and 1t was won
by Mrs. w. A. Holman, of Hackensack.
with lie Mrs. Holman has won nothing
this season so far.
Mrs. NJ. D. Paterson, president of the
Womens Metropolitan Golf Association
spoiled her chances at the eighth hole-o3s
yards long She sliced her drive, her sec
ond landed into a bunker, then she over
played the island green into trap until
she had to take u for the hole. A similar
experience befel Mrs. L. 5. Bayer, win
ner of the recent Century tournament
Mrs Bayer overapproached the green so
strongly that her ball landed into the
road beyond, which is not only deep, but
is skirted by concrete retaining wall
She, too had to take y for tine hole.
Miss Hoilns sustained an injury TO her
hand early in the summer, which account
ed for her erratic round. She needed
for the long first hole. and for the
lSO-yard thirteenth. She was out in ~
and back in IS, the same as Mrs. Rendigs.
The latter had three is going out, but
fine 3 at the l97-yard third hole saved a
stroke there.
Another tournament will be held on
Friday at Oakland. it was announced yes
terday.