New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-03
NEW YORK GOLFERS
FALL BY WAYS|DE
No Chance Now for National
Title to Come Here for
Another Year.
CHAMPION COMES THROUGH
Mrs. Wheeler Puts Out Miss
Hyde After Hard Fought
Match, Which Is Carried
to the Home Green.
by Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

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Manchester. Mass, Oct. 2--All chance
Of one Of the metropolitan women golfers
tournament vanished to-day. when the
three remaining representatives from the
New York district were swept aside. At
the top OF the draw Miss Lillian B. Hyde
of the South Shore Field Club, struck her
ton, but only after the match had been
carried TO the home green. Miss Georgi-
anna NJ. Bishop, Of Brooklawn, failed
utterly to make any kind of showing
against Mrs. Z. II. Filter. Of Merton. tho
margin being up and to play in favor
OF the Philadelphia woman, while Miss
Katherine Mellus, Of Los Angeles, defeat
ed Miss Marion Hollins Of Westbrook, by
up and to play.
Aside from the elimination OF the New
York delegation several other favorites
we're removed. including Miss Fanny Os.
good, Of Brookline, who found herself un-
able to make any Roadway against the
steady golf Of Mrs. r II. Barlow. ths
Eastern champion. from Philadelphia
Miss Harriet Curtis, of the home club,
rather Unexpectedly met defeat at the
hands Of Miss Grace semple, of St Louis,
but Miss Margaret Curtis. the national
champion, easily continued her triumphant
march at the expense of Mrs. G. w. Roope,
Of Brae Burn, the Massachusetts, cham
pion. As result Of to-day's matches the
survivors will meet in the third round to-
morrow as follows
Mrs Wheeler VS.. Miss Semple, Mrs. Fit
Ter VS.. Mrs. Barlow, Miss Mellus vs. Miss
Phelps and Miss Curtis VS.. Mrs. Fox.
The Mrs Wheeler-Miss Hyde match
carried the gallery, and at no time dur
ing the contest did one or the other sue
coed in gaining ihuch OF an advantage.
AS usual the weakness Of Miss Hydcs
short game cost her the match. of the
tee the far driving South Shore Fie.l
Club girl gained many yards on Mrs
Wheeler, but when the green was reached
the Boston player never took more than
the regulation two puts and sometimes
less, while her opponent frequently need
ed three. and, on occasions even four, 10
get DOWN.
MISS hyoes pest hoie was 'he UNI
'eenth' Oh ooVeyards' "hich she reachs
with a ZS9-yard drive supplemented py
me orassie Oh zVo sarus anu an IRON sho''
Even theh the FORMER metropolitan cha'n-
pion had to take her three gentle puts
before the ball could be coaxed into tic
hole. Mrs. Wheeler got into trouble thef2
and required an E. With the match all
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square going 10 the nome hoIe' DO"
reached the green on their third shots
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was short coming back, while Mrs. Wheel
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mole ana the matcn.
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