Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
MRS. BARLOW GOES
THROUGH INITIAL
ROUND UNTROUBLED
Experiences But Slight Diff
6culty in Disposing of Mrs.
J. S. Ely in Play for
Berthellyn Cups at Noble.

NOBLE, Pa, Sept. 23-There we're no
really thrilling matches in the first round
for the Berthellyn cup here today, and
on the whole they were somewhat one
sided. Mrs. Ronald II. Barlow obtained
an extremely easy victory in her match
with Mrs. j. S Ely and won up and I to
to play. Mrs. Ely would probably have
done better, but for the fact that she
was decidedly nervous Her nervousness
was in evidence on the greens more than
anywhere else, and she missed several
comparatively easy puts.
All the out-of-town players who quail
fed for the first sixteen were defeated.
Mrs. Rogers. of Baltusrol, succumbed to
Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, UP and to play;
Miss Louisa A. Wells, also of Baltusrol,
was beaten by Miss Eleanor Chandler,
UP and l to play, and Miss Sterling,
the youthful player from Atlanta, proved
no match for Mrs. Clarence II. Wander
heck, and she was beaten UP and
to play.
Mrs. Vanderbeck played the best golf
of the day and never gave her oppo-
nent chance. well-contested match
resulted from the meeting between Miss
Campbell and Miss E. z. Wood, and a
decision was not arrived at until the
eighteenth hole had been played out.
The match between Mrs. Herold and
Miss Mildred Caverly was even more
interesting. At the fourteenth Mrs.
Herold was UP and to play. but from
this point Miss Caverly began to pick UP.
and mainly through poor putting on the
part of her opponent she squared the
match on the seventee nth. Miss Caverly,
however. putted poorly on the eigh-
teenth. and Mrs. Herold won, l UP.
The remaining two matches were won
by Mrs. E. II. Fitler and Miss Richard
son, who defeated Mrs. w. ]. Peck and
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hirsh by the same margin.
up and to play.
summary:
FIRST SIXTEEN. FIRST ROUND.
Mrs. Calob F. Fox, H. " c. c., defeated
Miss Eleanor Chandler, Huntington valley
Miss Campbeii. Overlook. defeated Miss e.
Mrs. E. II. f4ter. Merton. defeated Mrs. w.
J Peck Merion,, up and 70 play. ..,
Mrs. ]. 9. Ely. Old York Road. up and to
Mrs c. H. vanderbeck. Philadelphia Cricket
club, defeated Miss Sterling. Atlanta, up
cS Mss &Fs am Rhsf'Phs a9. cSsf F
mont sr,G2 q2 and sr&Ep[S 70 RiSy' FIRST ROUND
defeated Mrs. ". A. speakman. Wilmington
Miss $. Espen, Philmont, defeated Mrs. G.
LecyerinE,. up and TO play.
Mrs, II. $ Johnston, St. Davids, l up.
Miss Maule. Merton, defeated Mrs. Soblit,
4 up and to play.
Cub. cs' dstsa,sd Mss 5Hs' I. SayioF. PhadsiPSia
cEifse' Mr. E fiqR + Eds2 SR Overlook defeated Miss
". Pennoch. Philadelphia Cricket Club, 3 up
Mrs. VI, s. Hles. wilmington, defeated
Mrs. A X. Bllstein, Bala, up and to
third sixteen. first round-Mrs. PnEe!ytopI;,
from Mrs. James Akeroyd; Merchan,vile; !;
Mrs H. c. Smith. North Hills ! UP and to
play: Mrs, II. r. Collins; ST., pavid's., de;
feated Mrs. J. H. Hentz, Jr., II. V. c. c..
up and ! 10 play, Mrs. G. Il. stetton, H. v;
CO. defeated o,Ss MSrss C. NAV h RGton Mt Wet
knight. Woodbury., defeated Miss II: Mckee,
Old York Road. / up; Mrs. F. W. Morris. II.
Y. G. &. detsa;ed Miss I Griffith Lan:-
West Chester defeated Miss NJ. Lorimor,
Philadelphia Cricket club. up and : 10
Wetherill Overlook. Up and to play.