The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
MRS. JACKSON EARNS
TITLE At GREENWICH
Supplements Her Fine 83 on
First Day With 80 for
Winning Total.
MISS OSGOOD Is SECOND
Philadelphia Women Gain Next
Two Places--Handicap Also
Mrs. JacksOn's.
MISS OSGOOD Is SECOND

GREENWICH. Conn, June 2-Increasing
oy TWO strokes the seven stroke lead on
the heid which she gained yesterday, Mrs.
~. A jackson OF Boston won the woman a
Eastern golf championship over the links
OF the Greenwich Country club to-day.
Mrs Jackson supplemented her remark
aole 81 OF yesterday with a well played
80 to-day, and her total of i72 made the
title hers by an ample margin.
boston triumphed again by getting
second place. Miss Fannie @. Osgood.
Brookline, finishing next to Mrs. jackson
on the list Mss Osgood's score for the
two days OF play was s0-sl, ISL Two
philadelphia women were third and fourth,
Mrs. Clarence II. Nanderbeck with lS2
and Mrs. Ronald II. Barlow, the 1918
champion. with 1873. Tenth was the best
position attained by New Yorker Mrs
\. = Rossln's 1876 giving her that place
on the list.
When play began this morning none Of
the contestants were inclined to dispute
Mrs. Jackson's claim to the title. for her
big lead OF yesterday doomed larger than
ever. as a stlff breeze was blowing that
promised to play havoc with the golf OF
the weaker ones, The former Miss Har-
ley can scarcely be Included In that class.
and there seemed little likelihood that the
wind would bother her as much as II
would the others.
SO II proved. Although not quite up
u her form of yesterday. Mrs jackson
WAS entirely capable OF keeping her adj
vantage. She was playing with Miss
GeorgiRnna VI. Bishop another former
national champion, and she began with
on the first hole and on the second
on the next two holes she did not do so
Ill Iii 4 ItaN al. han
steadied down and played well thereafter.
She was out In So and came home in ~
for her SO. ON the little tenth hole she
all but holad out from the tee, her ball
stopping on the lip OF the cup. The card ::
Mrs. II. A. jackson, Oakley
2is,.. ,,.....,.,,,.,,,,.,, .Sss9 Ess-,s
The others did their best, but they had
no chance to win. In fact none Of them
succeeded even In equalling the SO made
by the new champion. Miss Osgood's 80
was next best, but all OF the others took
80 or more. Mrs. jackson also easily won
the handicap tournament. The sum-
maries:
Mrs. :. 4; jackson, Oakley. as. l.--ss-
club as, 45-go-isli Mrs. c. H. vsndorbeck,
Phila,aeiPhi, Cricket !': 's.m,s2-is., Miss
iry, IS, tG~es--iss; Mrs caIsb r. Fox,
NdAey, oV--fh--th-lNh. MISS
Msrgsret GURUS. Essex County, Mass, ~.
ts-ss-iso' MIRA l.. u. EULER, ,.ion. So,
ts-9s--is3. Mrs. q. W. koope. Brae burn.
~. so-s7-is5. Mrs. A. :. Rossin, Century.
80, i6-st--ls5; Miss Harriott :, Curtis,
Mason, The Country Club. ~, b2-loo--iss;
MTa y. Pendl,ton Rogers, Bultusrol, 81,
6S-loi-lssi Mrs. Milton Herold, Philmont,
~, is-s6-iSs; Miss Gecrgianna NJ. Bishop
BrooklaNn. ~, bI-l00-SOO
Miss Ethel NJ campben, overlook. 81.
b3-io5-sOl. Miss Florence McNeely,
Me.ion, ", ts--IOV-- 20S. Miss Frances ..
,. IN. Merton, o. bo-lo2--Oi. Mrs.,
William Chilvers DunwOodia, 81. 5i--lV.-
s9o; AIRS W II. HlIsch, .Phllmont. 50.
go sos; Miss IA. Ethel Maule. Merton,
IS, bO--l06-2O6. Miss Elizabeth roster.
oakley, IS, S5-lOs-2o7; Mrs. William
hI,ues, Wilmington, IS. 6s--iO5-2Os; Miss
Irene Richardson, Philadel phil Crickets.55.
SI-io...vs; Mrs. Lawrence swift. Knoll
wood, a. 5I--lol--2Oe; Miss Ellen q. Hood
Philadelphia Cricket SIS, b6--lil-2Os. Mrs
MSTs -. fateiaon, h.ngieNO0 81 5--lOs-
~; Mrs. Il. s, Hincks, Brooklawn, IS, is--
l0t-2l2; Miss t., |. Chandler. Huntingdon
Valley. 90. bo--iO2-2l9; Mira G.. Suddards,
ONriuTook, SO, 5S--lOs-gIG, Mrs f. w
Batchelder, Oakley, IS. 5s--lli-22i.