The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
MISS HYDE CAPTURES
THIRD CHAMPIONSHIP
Swamps Miss Bishop in Final
at Essex County by Wide
Margin of 3 and z.
LONG GAME IN EVIDENCE
Metropolitan Winner Yields
Wooden Clubs in Way Men
Might Envy.

WEST ORANGE. May 2s.--For the third
time Miss Lillian n. Hyde OF the South
Shore Field Club Is the champion OF the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association.
The Long Island girl. who owes what sue
cess she has attained to long game that
would do credit to many masculine golfers.
won the Metropolitan title to-day by de-
feating Miss Georgianna NJ Bishop,
Brooklawn, by up and to play in the
eighteen hole final round at the Essex
County Country Club. Miss Hyde held
the title which she won to-day in 1910 and
1911.
The winner played magnificent golf to-
day, but II hardly was needed, as Miss
Bishop was OF her game from the start
When the match was over Miss Hyde
played out the seven bye holes. and her
Appropriated score OF 81 for the round
shows the quality OF the golf she played.
IL was Miss Hyde's long game that did
the work all of the way, for as usual her
putting was ragged and she needed more
than the allotted two puts on several Of
the greens. As her good play through the
green generally brought her to the putting
green a stroke ahead of her opponent she
could AFFORD to take three puts now and
then. She did make up for many trans
gressions. however. by holng a twenty
The first three holes OF the match were
won by Miss Hyde before the play seemed
fairly begun. Her playing OF the third
hole was one OF the best bits OF golf OF
the day. for although the hole is +30 yards
in length and uphill she reached the green
in two well played shots.
Miss Bishop halved the fourth. but at
once began TO lose ground again. and the
nth and sixth holes went to Miss Hyde.
making her 4 up. At the fifth Miss Bishop
picked up after voinly attempting to extri-
cate her bail from the trouble II had
wandered Into. Victories for Miss Hyde
on the seventh and eighth put her up.
and as she halved the ninth she was still
seven holes ahead. She was out in an
Appropriated Al, and Miss Bishop was at
least ten strokes higher.
Only two holes OF the incoming nine
were necessary to complete the match, as
Miss Hyde settled matters by winning
them both. on the tenth she had to play
out of road, but nothing was too hard
for her and she got away splendid shot.
The last hole of the match never was
PLAYED out. Miss Bishop drove into the
ravine and after trying unsuccessfully to
get out gave up the hole and the match.
Miss Hyde had gone down into the ravine
to help hunt for the ball. and when Miss
Bishop picked up she turned ut once to her
conaueror for the final handshake.
Playing out the bye holes. Miss Hyde
kept UP her good game. and ut the end OF
the round even her putting was up to par
She made 3 on each OF the last three
holes. making her score for the round
40, 81.
In the mixed foursome competition
which was played this afternoon Mrs.
l.. L. Blake, Essex County. and II. Y.
Harrow. Crawford. won with sl-l7. "a.
The summaries:
Championship sixteen, Final Round-Miss
Lillian b. HYDE. South Shore Field Club,
beat Miss Georgianna NJ. Bishop. Brook
lawn. and I.
second sixteen. Final Round-Mrs. Henry
Blumenthal Fairview. beat Mrs A. c.
Calm, Century, 3 and 2.
Third sixteen, Final Round-Miss Louise
+ Krug. Englewood. beat Mrs. c. A. Wood
run. Forest Hill. and &.
Fourth sixteen, Final Round--Mrs r. X
Macy. Essex County, beat Miss Mabel Rowe.
Fox Hills. I up 60 holes).
Fifth sixteen, Final Round-Mrs II. C.
Philbrick. wykagyl. beat Mrs. II. Byron.
Essex County, and G.