The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-17

opponent was Mrs J. Il. Davis. the last
representative of tho home club. The
iirst hole was halved In 8. but thereafter
Il was Miss lIyde's match every inch OF
tho way. Mrs Davis could not keep on
the course and her efforts 20 match Miss
Hyde's long game soon had her trying
TO do too much. She did not win n hole
during the entire match and at the turn
was down. Miss Hyde was out In ~
Three more holes suiiiced 20 erd the
match. Miss Hyde winning the tenth and
eleventh and halving III, twelfth for n
victory by UP and to play.
Two other matches ended far out on
the course. Mrs. Ronald " Barlow,
Merton. did just what was expected OF
her and beat Mrs Isaac IIarter. Rich
mond County, by up and 8 to play.
There never was any doubt rs to the
outcome. Mrs. Barlow was 4 up at the
turn and Mrs. Iiarter considered herself
lucky TO pro!ong the match to the thir-
tenth. In the other one sided affair
Mrs Clarence II. Vanderbeck. Phila-
delphia Crlc.et beat Miss G. c. Rober-
son. Bellport By I up and to play
and ended one more Metropolitan hope.
The winner played some excellent golf
getting n on the 200 yard fourth and
AZ the turn was 6 up Miss Robertson
bowed her lack OF tournament expert
nee and was unable o do herself full
Justice
In two matches. the leader at the turn
was beaten on the incoming holes. Mrs
r"fT -rc--ecT cf-rrr-rffvso-e>gan well
against Miss Caroline Painter, twice the
holder of the Western title. and 60 IA
out In ~. had the Chicagan 3 down a;
the ninth. From that point on. however
Miss Painter played splendid golf. and
winning hole after hole. took the match
on the seventeenth green by up and
m hA hnnnA
have given Miss Painter 80 for tn.
asst nine but she was satisfied with wha'
she had done and did not play out the bye
hole
Miss Ethel VI Campbell OF Philadelphia
4-d Mrs T. W. Daley OF Boston a former
southern champion, played the tghtes'
Kind of match. First one would take
Inc lead. and then the other would catch
nm and go ahead. At the turn Mrs
p,lev was leading by up. bu; MIS-
Camnbell outplayed her coming in, and
won by up and to play.
Another all Boston match headed th'
Vie. to.day with Mrs ". Arnold Jackson
.rd Miss Eleanor w Allen, hoth 81
O,llev. as the participants. Miss A.'oH''
short game was weak. and Mrs Jackson
t'7vlng steadily won without mucf
,rouhle. She was UP at the turn ah'
Won bv IN and TO play.
o,ly seven OF the eight MATCHES
...hndn,sd we're played to-day. bit o
yoro-al affection accounted for the de
80. ~ Mrs Is VI Steedman or st
o,,,s she found herself opposed 10 he
sistnr Miss Florence McNeely. Merton an
49,, "a default Mrs S'eedman VIII
,.,s Miss Myra McNeely. did not real
-, "a get as FAR as she did IN IN
| ,o,,rrev and when she was confronted
| ,,,h the proposition OF pittlnS ne
sisters championship in jeopardy sh'
withdrew. ...,, ~. q,
Tho star match tomorrow VIII ne IN
| 49,. ~ all that between Miss HNde an
] ,trs BARLOW. In the upper bracket VS.
: Iac,so, will rlav Miss Painter ava MIS-
! C,vnbe,I ard Mrs. VaDderheck VIII NEE
| tn a match that of necessity VIII eIlmhat
one 81 the quartet Of Philadelphians' II
tho other match In the lower nrnCN'
Miss Rosenthal will play MISS MrN'sF.
A three sided tie resulted IN the "oI
competition this afternoon. MS I]"'s
u Fl,kins. Oakmont: Miss Ber,ha n
S,-otton crawford. and Miss GeorG ann
/ NJ Bishop Brooklawn. all hn'sheu
Sn,.n 20 hogev. The summaries:
champ,on.hip-second round, upper hs ~.
r ElTanIiGr Fainter. Midio,hlan, bea,, Mrs
Reeve stockton. Pladinns..d, S sns, Mrs
~ paiey. Oakley. and Ms. C.srens
Il Vanderbeck. Philadelphia CricEe,; oe'
Miss c G Robertson. n.lport' ana sn,ba
paTis,oc heat Miss Georgianna ~ Bishol
Rrooklswn. 8 and 8; Miss Florence McHHe zee,
Merton, beat Mrs p II stsed NAV - Merior
ny Ne Isaac Hartcr. Richmond Count
and 8; Miss Lillian II. HYDE SOUTH shor
beat Mrs ]. r Davis. Nassau anu o.