New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-28
WOMEN GOLFERS
SCORN THE HEAT
Miss Bishop Gets Jump on
Miss Hollins, Title Holder,
and Wins Match.

and Wins Match.
Spectacular finishes lent zest to the sec-
ond round and partly enabled contestants
and gallery TO forget the heat during the
continuation OF the annual championship
tournament Of the Womens Metropolitan
Golf Association at the Essex County
Country Club yesterday. Miss Georgianna
NJ. Bishop. OF Brooklawn. got the jump
on Miss Marion Hollins. Of westbrook.
the title holder, by winning the first five
holes and bringing tho contest 10 an early
conclusion on the thirteenth green. the
winning putt being decidedly on the long
side.
Miss Lillian y. Hyde, the far-driving
South Shore Field Club girl. experienced
more opposition in Mrs. Lawrence Swift,
the associations secretary, but the Knoll
wood representative had her hopes sud
denly dashed when Miss Hyde holed
niblick approach for at the sixteenth.
In both the other matches winners were
rot proclaimed until the full eighteen
holes had been played. Mrs. NJ. IL.
Frayne. OF Dunwoodie. after being down
nearly all the way to Mrs. Leo F. +.
Wanner. that much improved player OF
the home club, drove the last green and
won the match with 3. Even moro
brilliant was Mrs. W. J. Faiths final
effort against Miss Bertha Stratton. OF
Crawford. The wykagyl woman also drove
the home green and then brought off a
20 foot putt for 2.
As the situation stands Miss Hyde will
play Miss Bishop in the semi-fnar round
to-day.
To return to the defeat OF the cham
pIon, Miss IIolins never succeeded in
pulling herself together for any length OF
time. Little fault could be found with
her putting. but Off the tee her drives
wandered in all directions. With few ex-
ceptions, they brought up in the rough.
and as the grass was quite long the West
brook girl was continually confronted
with difficult recoveries.
On the other hand. Miss Bishop nego-
tated the trying carries at Essex as II
she enjoyed them. Generally getting
long, straight ball off the tee. the Brook
lie wn woman rarely found it necessary 10
Play out of trouble. Consequently Miss
Holins may be said to have defeated her.
self That is the story OF the first five
holes. at every one OF which the Long
Island girl made one or more mistakes.
In her match Mrs. Frayne showed
plenty of nerve to hang on to Mrs. Wan
ner after being down, finally pulling the
match out OF the fire on the home green.
The distance is 2lO yards, but Mrs. Frayne
made It with midiron. 1t was the first
time she had pulled the club out OF her
bag during the entire match.
There were two l9-hole contests yester-
day, the first time any of the matches
have gone beyond the home green. Mrs.
+. +. Sanford. of the home club, defeated
Mrs. A. b. Holden, also of Essex County,
in the beaten eight OF the championship
division. while Mrs. c. A. Woodruff. of
Forest Hill, found it necessary to exceed
the limit against Mrs. Lester Ketcham. OF
Fox Hills, the first named winning
Several large trees in the woods around
| the course were ST appel on like pipe
stems and the elaborate decorations
around the driveways and the lake I'm
! Hutton Park, put up in preparation for
Memorial Day. were ruined. Several huns
dred Japanese lanterns were reduced 10
pulp.
Championship division Csecond round)-Miss
Lillian b. Hyde. South shore. beat Mrs Law
renee Swift, Knollwood up and 20 play
Mrs. w J. Faith Wykagyl, beat Miss Bertha
Stratton. Crawford, up. Mrs. VI. II. trayne
Dunwoodie. beat Mrs Leo r; ~ Mahne,'
Bishop. Brooklawn. beat Miss Marion Hollins'
Westbrook up and TO play
Beaten eight first round)-Mrs. ii. X. Stock
I tan heal j :
Baltusrol. ? up and l TO play; Mrs 5 A
Herzog. Fairview beat Mrs, e: W. Rendiss.
Greenhsll. Hollywood beat Mrs. \. {. Aborn'
Montclair. up and to play; Mrs. T. r san
ford Essex County. beat Mrs. A. b. Holden.
Second sixteen (second roundl-Mrs. u. Blu
menthal. Fairview. beat Mrs A. ;. kossln. Gem
fury. up; Mrs Myra D. Paterson, Englewood
to play; Mrs. ]. S. Irving, scarsdale beat
Mrs r H. Thomas, Hackensack. up and )
20 play: Mrs. A. c. Calm, Century beat Miss
Beaten eight first round)-Mrs. William Eel
schwarzwaelder Englewood by default; Mrs
Frank Frank Eaos. Englewood. beat Mrs, r /: John
f f. Donohoe. Montelair; beat Miss Caroline
Putnam Shinnecock. by default
Third sixteen second round)-Miss Louise r
Krug. Englewood, beat Mrs; W. l. seaman
Richmond County. up and 3 to play; Miss &.
c. Douglas, Essex County. beat Mrs. r. Mel
SON. Hackensack by default; Mrs. C. A. Wood
ruf Forest Hills. beat Mrs. Lester ketcham,
Fox Hills. up 90 holes); Mrs. ]. II. Will
Jams Dunw oodle beat Mrs. c. +. Uebelacker,
/ Hackensack, 4 up and 10 play
/ Fourth sixteen second round)-Miss Grace
Farrelly Engewood. beat Mrs. +. r. Mayer
Wykagyl / up: Miss Mabel Rowe, Fox Hills.
beat Mrs w A. Holman. Hackensack. by de-
fault: Mrs. r. Tappin Fairchild. HOLLYWOOD.
beat Mrs vs.. II. Crane. Hackensack. up and
/ 10 play; Mrs. s p. Macy. Essex County,
beat Mrs. c. s Waterhouse, Haekensack. 4
up and 10 rlay
Fifth sixteen second round)-Ms. A. G.
Brown Forest Hill, beat Mrs w. II. LOTUS,
Montclair. up and 10 play; Mrs. p. Byron.
Essex County. beat Mrs. G. II. Dickinson.
Mahopac, by default; Mrs. II. J. Bartholomae.
Ardsley beat Mrs. s. II. Davis. Essex County.
Up and I 10 play: Mrs. II. c. Philbrick.
WykagyI beat Mrs f. Q. Klipstein. Essex
County. 6 up and 20 play.
HANDICAP
Name and club. Grs. HID. Net
Mrs j. H. Williams. Dunwoodie. .iN ~ 30
Mrs Frank Enos, Englewood .,....lO Is %
Mrs 8 A. Herzog. Fairview .......lo
Mrs T. Nelson. Hsckensack. .....i0S ~ -
Mrs F. :. Loomis, Essex County 100 II IS
Mrs. c. S. Warehouse. Hackensack. lle p 81
Mrs G. A. Woodruff Forest HillslW 10 20