Evening journal., 1913-10-15
Defeat of Miss Curtis
Means New National Golf
Champion Among The Women

holder of the British championship.
After winning the first two holes from
Miss Hyde the woman. from the far
Northwest looked back. She was 4 up
at the seventh, and in the same posi-.
tion again ut the twelfth after losing
the eighth and ninth Miss Hyde out
drove her opponent most of the time.
But in golf driving i-n't everything.
There were many missed puts. The
following figures show how The game
vent
Miss Pooley-Ort 53785547 5-45
Miss Hyde Out > Z IS 5 @ 4-+49
Miss poeey- In. 3 6 ;
Miss Hyde ln. 65
/ A fine opportunity is offered to Miss
Hollins TO do we'll in fact, her friends
can draw a clear line through to the
semi-hnal at least. II savors of bit
Of premature chicken raising, maybe.
but things look good. Today Miss
Florence Harvey. Of Canada. will give
her opposition. Mrs. Stockton now
has to try conclusions with Miss Har-
riet Curtis, and the three time champ
ion of Ireland, Miss Harrison, will
meet Miss Painter, who, by the way,
was Western champion In 1911 and
1872 and also held the Chicago city
title last year.
These look the best of today's
matches in the upper half of the
bracket Underneath Miss Pooley
and Miss Dodd are brought together
as also are Miss r. c. Osgood, of
Brookline, Mass, and Miss Myra Hell
mer. the present Western champion.
Miss Ravenscroft will meet Miss
Rosenthal, Of Ravisloe.
The summary
Miss Marion Hollins. Westbrook. de-
feated Mrs. Frank II Elder. over
brook up and 5 to play: Miss Flor
ence Harvey Hamilton tCanada). de-
feated Miss Frances B. Scott. Hamil-
ton tCanada), 5 up and 3 to play;
Mrs Arthur l.. Calm Century, 1e-
feated Miss Bertha S. Stratton, Gran
ford. / up; Mrs. e. II. Filter Jr.. Mer-
ion. deefated Miss Louise B. Elkins.
Oakmont. up and / to play Mrs. II
r. Stockton. Plainfietd, defeated Miss
Kate c. Harley. Fall River up: Miss
Harriet S. Curtis. Sussex county. de-
feated Miss Eleanor w. Allen. Oakley,
3 up and , to play; Miss Mabel Har-
rison, Ireland, defeated Mrs. william
Hirsh Philmont, 6 up and to play
Miss Caroline Painter. Midlothian, de-
feated Miss Margaret Curtis. Essex
county, ] up; Mrs. f. S. Colburn.
Glenview. defeated Miss H. H. Bill
stein, Bala, up and 2 to play; Mrs.
c. III. Vanderbeck, Philadelphia Crick-
ot "a Are A
3 up and to play; Miss Violet Pool
ey. Victoria british Columbia). de-
feated Miss Lillian b. Hyde, South
Shore, 4 up and to play; Miss Muir
iel Dodd Moreton (England). defeated
, Miss Edith Nobitt, Wilmington. 5 W
[ and to Play: Miss Fanny c. Os-
good, Brookline defeated Mrs. Thurs
J ton Wright, Allegheny. up and 3 tc
play: Miss Myra Helmer. Midlothian
defeated Miss Mildred Caverly. Phila-
delyhia Cricket ? up and l to play;
Miss Il. Rosenthan. Ravisloe, defeated
Miss Georgianq Bishop, Brooklawn.
up and to play; Miss Gladys Ravens
croft, Bromborough England defeat-
Miss Francis c. Griscom. Merton. 6 up
and TO play.
PA1RINGs FOR SECOND ROUND.
Top Half.
Miss Marion Hollins. Westhrook,
and Miss Florence Harvey. Hamilton,
Canada; Mrs. A. l.. Calm. Century,
and Mrs. +, II. Filter. Jr., Merton.
Mrs. II. r. Stockton. Plainfield. and
Miss Harriet s. Curtis, Essex county.
Massachusetts; Miss Mabel Harrison,
Ireland and Miss Caroline Painter,
Midlothian.
Lower Half.
Mrs. +. S Coburn. Glenview. and
Mrs c. H. Nanderbeck, Philadelphia
Cricket; Miss Violet Pooley. Victoria,
B. c., and Miss Muriel Dodd. Eng
land; Miss Fanny c. Osgood. Brook
line. Mass, and Miss Myra Helmer,
Midlothian; Ciss e. Rosenthal Ravisloe
and Miss Gladys Ravenscroft. Eng
land
Many whiled away the afternoon
hours Yesterday in the clubhouse
playing bridge, and musical concert
was given prior to dinner last night
In fact the committee of the club is
. giving the guests a royal tii1e Mrs
W. S. Hilles, Andrew c. Gray, and
James F. Nields. corresponding secre
tary of the club. who looked after thc
p Hood tide of communications. are al
+ the helm of the tournament Elmer
J E Mitchell, chairman of the grounds
committee. is responsible for the per
2 tect condition of the course. while
: Colonel Benjamin Nields. first presi-
B dent of the club. and a winner of the
E Apawamis Veteran trophy: r. Cole.
] man DUPONT Alexis /. DUPONT. Mrs
]. John F Neary and Miss Frances q
Davis have rallied to the success OF
z the tourney.