New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-16
Misses Curtis and
lis HOIlins Suffer
Defeat.
.oS. BARLOW WINS
VT = THE NINETEENTH
Hyde, Mrs. Jackson Mrs
=. o.,.y peach Second Round
for National Title.

.,ieally at least inc ihe'.vp0t,
Ms, .s.Sst again scored heavily. IN
- ei.l. e. national golf champion
b pehs,,ent over the links OF the
~ ioai r.,ntrv Club yesterday. Ot
Ns.s r.ipners IN the first match
y 49, no less than six arc from
~ ,be vicinity Of New YORK
sN ~, has four, while Pennsyl
~ and Massachusetts nave "i''
- AZ the matches went to extra
~ three out Of the five former
~ .aIe holders competing tell
f. -. 4..-syside. These were Miss Mar
Us r,st;s thrice tho champion, who
~ '.,eo on the nineteenth green by
q ps,sla H. Barlow, OF Phila-
Miss Usrriott = Curtis, who
$50 .j;n;nsted by and ] margin
eE L.n5s of Mrs. II. Arnold Jack |
;ermerly Miss Kate I. Harley
wee FRANCES c. Griscom, OF Phlla-
~. Who went down before Miss |
- Allen. Of Osklcy. by score u |
3 snd 10 play
~ tbe ono in which Mrs. n. Il. /
-, Of Plaiuhcld. defeated Mrs. !
~ i FOX. Of Huntingdon Valley. |
u. twentieth green. Mrs. Stockton |
IN the comfortable position o.
-, one, but Mrs. Fox squared the |
- when her opponent got INTO
.s.sliS A. the home hole. IN the |
- Srotrsc.ed contest Mrs. Isaac !
/ -, Of Richmond County, succeed !
b brushing aside Miss Bertha |
s.,,,.n Of Crawford, on the nine
ssih green.
Miss Hollins in Defeat.
Nah interest centred in the match |
.1'ssn Miss Lillisu 4. Hyde, the |
.sroooltsn champion, and Miss |
iron Hollins. the runuer-up TO Miss
r,,snseroft last year. The first named |
In bspdily by up and 10 play.
H. Edwin " Daley, the Southern |
ssmpion last ycsr and now a men, !
!, n the Oakley Country Club, near
Ss.,ou. PLAYED sound golf and dc
I'D Mrs. G. NJ Heckscher, of
pv;pc Rock, By ( up aud to play
~ Barlow and Miss Margaret Cur
/. furnished the most thrilling match |
Ne day. The speed al which Miss I
iris travelled may be understood !
IN Il is told that She went round in
within q stroke Of the woman's rec
!; for the course, made last year by
IH Eyde
M seeming paradox Of her being
Zen IS explained by the statement
"a. il IS ono Of the peculiarlties OF
ts.sh play. Il must not be imagined
y an instant that Mrs. Barlow did
q % well. Her So indicates that, and
Htkad not been for 8 and 2 TO start
rs her score also might have been IS.
tvss tine golf al the way, and one
q hose matches rarely seen IN
sssr golf
Miss Curtis Wild OF Tee.
Wen Miss Curtis lapsed il was
stly through her shots of the tees,
10 & a result she sometimes was
,.a.d upon to do much with her see
i1s. That aas brought out toward
IL finish, 10 that Mrs. Barlow soon
Is level and became dormie one. She
sc proceeded to get trapped at the
ne hole, anG Miss Curtis squared p.
, mstch.
D. the extra hole Miss Curtis's driv-
z sent swry, and she needed three /.
reach lfs green Mrs. Barlow did /
u end herself much better of, but
Z ran down twcnty-foot putt for
lN and the match.
lhs card follows:
4 Barlow. out . SO
b Curtis OF ( Q 4 10
h barlow. in.5 4 - 8 { 6-4l-S5 .
- Curtis. iu. 3 3 4 5-SS-S5
iurs holes-Mrs Bariop 4. Miss Curtis .
One Of the interesting developments .
! tie match between Miss Hyde aid f.
.@ Holins was the fact that ~ n
giles. the metropolitan champion ID
aewhat improved over the time She
~ At Essex County, y. j., last June. .
aslly her long game was good, a.
,eagl occasionally she was triflc OF .
y Inc She went out in 81.
Mss Hollins was often wild off tho .
e besides being unsteady on the (
Fssns.
through 3 sterling finish Mrs. Jack /
y Vas able to dispose of Miss Har- /
H'e Curtis. II was a nip and tuck /
aaisst all the way. Miss Curtis de- |
Haped rather costly fondness for
'.1trs al times, and Mrs. Jackson |
i'sed evidences of not having OBJ
.tNsd the right touch for the greens. !
M were even at the turn and were |
sA hat way at the fifteenth. Then /
us Curtis became wild again, and |
'ia two tives Mrs. Jackson won by ,
. and 10 play.
Mss Georgisnns NJ. Bishop, OF
'iooklawn, the medal winner, had her
.p =, cut out TO beat siXteen-year-old !
~ from Atlanta-Miss AlcXa Sterling.
ne little lady plays in graceful style,
= ~, 4 manner Of approaching . green
~wny ard puts nicely.
Mss Bishop was / up at the turn,
slen advantage was increased TO at
y fourteenth. The plucky Southern
sl then brought of two fours and
.e0eed the margin Of her opponent to
20 and II II had not been for q fine
tssle shot from hard lie 10 the
-'enteenth hole by Miss Bishop her
Y. might have carried the con-
me summaries follow:
,SVNtN's NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
- dlt. ~. arnold JACKSON, Oak |
~ Miss lisrriott :. Curtis. Essex I
M. ,4sAs). W and 10 play.
80 Lleanor ". Alien Oakley. boat Miss I
s. ''A = Oriscom. Merton. 3 UP aud 10 ]
- II r. STOCKTON. Plainheld. beat Mrs. |
-, q foz. Huntington Valley. / up go |
~ Caroline Painter. Midlothian. beat |
esWard II Filter Merton 1 up
n, \, htnei NJ. Campbell Overlook, Penn /
s - i.s N. 4. Irving. Richmond County. s |
~ Edwin W. Daley. Oakley Country |
q, Ss9ston' heat Mrs G. NJ. Hcckschcr. |
h9e1. 40 ana to play.
- G. Robertson, Beilport. beat Mrs.
N, wright Allegheny. ] up.
esq, II Nsuderbcck. Philadelphia /
3, ~ Cluo, beat Miss Fanny c. Osgood |
y, ~sln''y Club. Brookline. I'D and - !
~ !, Elsi9e Y. RoscnthsI. RayisIoe. boa, I,
Z IA y fulDPs ripping Rock. 6 uD aud . .
~ NJ eottiaoua VI. Bishop. Brooklavu. (
egs 20 Ale1s Sterling. Atlanta Athletic /
NJ. M SUD ] 10 PLAY.
tsb .F9lenec McNecIv. Merton Cricket
u cun ,Nts' q. G. sumner. Nassau Coun- l
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