The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
DEFAULTS CUT FIGURE
IN GRISCOM CUP PLAY
New York Women Win Out
Over BOstOnians by One
Point in Second Round.

GRE.NwIcH. Conn. June 4.--Defaults
marred the victory which New York
women golfers won over Boston women
to-day in the second round of the Girls
com cup matches played at the Greenwich
Country club. The score at the end OF
the day was eleven matches to ten In ia
vor OF the New Workers, and five Of their
eleven victories were won without oppo-
siton. Boston won two matches Dy de-
fault
The wind and rain were responsible for
the unwlllngness OF the women golfers to
play their matches. and In the case OF two
OF the contestants prevented them from
reaching the course In time to play. Mss
Marion Hollins and Miss Lillian Il. hyde
Intended 70 cross the Sound from Long
Island In motor boat, but the wind was
blowing 80 hard that they were forced to
turn back and cross by the Rye ferry. ar
r!ving ZOO late 10 play in the morning.
The enforced defaults of Miss Hyde and
Miss Hollins and the default OF Miss Mar
Earet Curtis because OF "A severe cold
removed six OF the leading golfers from
the morning round, and the chief match
was that between Miss Fannie e. Ospood.
/ Boston and Miss y. y. Rogers, New York.
Miss Osgood won by up and to play.
There were two other defaulted matches
in the singles, so that OF the scheduled
fifteen matches only ten were played. The
.
ing play, each winning five matches, but
the defaults made the score stand New
York s, Boston :.
Only four OF the six foursomes were
PLAYED I'm the afternoon, New York win
ming two more points because Of lack of
opponents. and of the four played. Boston
won three. The two defaults by New
York made II an even break however. and
the one point lead gained in the morning
was maintained.
The Philadelphia team. which defeated
Roston yesterday, will meet the New York
team tomorrow in the third round for
the trophy The summaries:
s!ngles-Mrs II. a. Jackson. Oekiev won
from Miss Lillian IL Hyde South shore by
default: Miss GeorRianna ". Bishop Brook q
lawn, won from Miss Margeret curtis, EsseS
County lMassachusettsl. hy default: Misc
Fannie &. OsgoOd, Wollaston, beat Mrs
rendleton Rogers, ,Baltusrol. : and 3 Mi.s
settsl, beat Mrs Lawrence swift. Knollwood
I and .; Mrs. W ]. Faith. Wykagyl. won
from Mrs Z. .. Wheeler, Jr., Wolnston oy
default Mrs q ". Roope, Brae Burn, won
from Miss Marion Hollins, westhrook ~
default Mis- Ellssos1n Porte nroGkine
q; Mrs. A. :, Rossin, Century peat Miss
nRG Ma''G ranf egGn Beat AM MIS- Louisa
/ whitney, Nassau. bea! Mrs. r, W, Batehe!'
haT%, ana :, Mrs, Edwin W Daley
G"I6rv ,Sey IcrsSy,e nm. MIS- I'auise =
/ krug, Englewood, beat Mrs. A. McGregor
( oakley, and 3; Mrs A. g. Calm, Century,
/ won from Miss &. L. Duncan. Brae Burn
7 by default; Miss Ruth Hichborn, Lexington
heat Mrs L. \. r. waRuer Essex County
/ New Jersey, and 4.
/ Singles, Total--Ncw York. :; Boston. I.
/ Foursom"s--Mrs. Jackson and Miss II. 8
+ curtis Boston, beat MIS- swift and Ms,
Mrs stockton, New York, beat Mrs. RoOpe
. aud Mrs. Daley, and 3, Miss NJ. Curtis nd
/ Miss Hichborn. Boston, beat Miss Holln'
! and Mrs Faith, New York and 2. Mis-.
! Mason and Miss Porter, Boston, heat Mira
! Calm ana Mrs whitney, New York, 3 and
/ :. Mrs Rossin and Miss Krug, New york
! won by default; Miss Stratt0n and Mrs
/ Rogers. New York, won hy default.
/ Foursomes Total-New York. 5: Boston, 3
! Grand Tutal--NeW YORK, II. Boston 10