The sun., 1914-09-18
MISS MISS HYDE FALTERS
WITH VICTORY NEAR
Three Up and Only Five Holes
TO Go, She Loses Match
to Mrs. Barlow.
BOTH PLAY STERLING COLE
Mrs. Jackson. Miss Roscnthal
aud Mrs. Nandcrbeck Also
i'm Scmi-finals.

GfES COVE. l.. l., Sept 17.--Going all
~ pieces just when she seemed TO have
i.- match won, Miss Lillian Il. Hyde
South shore. was eliminated as a con-
tender for the womens national golf
championship IN the third round to-day
40 h, Ntssiu Country Club. Mrs
Vorau H. BARLOW. Merton, defeated
tAe Nc,ropoitaS champion by I up and
advanced to the scmi-hnal round. The
other three semi inalists are Mrs H.
Arnold Jackson. Boston: Mrs. Clarence
H. Naul"rbcck, Philadelphia. and Miss
Elaine V. Hosenthal. Chicago. Philadel-
rna will bo represented In both matches
tomorrow. for IN the upper bracket Mrs
jackson. VIII play Mrs. Nandcrbcck. and
In the lower Miss Rosenthal will meet
Mrs Barlow.
Tn gallery neglected the other three
matches to-day to watch the struggle
between Miss Hyde and Mrs. Barlow II
began with holo well halved in I. but
at the second. though both encountered
traps before retaching the green. Miss
Hyde negotiated difficult half stymie
and won. To- :. Mrs. Barlow squared Il
with a sprrdid at the third. but
dropped behind again when Miss Hyde
I'D the better work on the fourth green
and won. I TO .. II was all square again
at the nth as Miss Hyde drove out of
bounds but four strokes to reach the
green put Mrs Barlow / down when
the sixth was over. Then followed three
Ualvod holes. and the turn for home was
made with Miss Hyde stIll up Both
were out !a A..
Two more halyed holes began the in
coming journey. but ou the twelfth II
seemed as though tho long awaited break
had come. Mrs. Barlow sliced her second
10 the rough and failed to recover well.
losing the hole and leaving Miss Hyde
w From the next tee Mrs. Barlow
drove out OF bounds and the mlsplay cost
her the hole.
Three up with but FIVE more holes to
p,av Miss Hyde seemed n sure winner
and many members OF the gallery drfted
away TO watch the other three matches.
which wor, strung out few holes ahead.
on the short fourteenth Miss HYDE
dove into a pit to the left of the green.
Shc played out we'll. SO well I'm fact that
she was left with an easy putt for 8.
Ms. Barlow tried for a ., but missed, and
rs sh" still was away putted again and
Hyde gave the balra purposeless indecisive
stab and IL rolled wide of the cup.
Mrs. Barlow won the next with a great
Ca.p shot from OF the green, which left her
hall dead and enabled her to get T.
The sixteenth green was n tragic one for
Mss Hyde as with a chance to win the
hole m her grasp she took four puts and
lost i' Tn, match was then all square.
with Dgt two more holes to play.
The seventeenth really decided the
match Miss Hyde outdroVe Mrs Barlow
hy about ten yards, but the philadelphian
played great brassy shot that tricked
up 20 the green and stopped hole high.
about eighteen feet to one side Of the cup.
Mss Hyde took an iron and hubbed the
mot mi~"rtbly. As she saw the ball roll
ing along the ground she pounded the turf
despilHuc.y with the club. Her third
vas IN the green. aud she ran down her
hard putt for I, but Mrs Barlow fol-
losed suit by getting her long putt for
;, and was dormic.
good second shot might have won the
"ome hoic Tor Miss Hyde. as Mrs. Barlow
IHrposeiy played short on her second to
avoid tho big trap in front OF the green.
Mss Hydo'~ shot was topped, however.
ana she was lucky to stop short Of the
trap Th" hole was halved In &. and the
match was Mrs. Rarlows by IN. Mrs.
barlow finished the round in an approxi-
mate '3. and Miss Hyde's total was 81.
In defeating Miss Caroline Painter. Mid
lothian, by up and to play, Mrs VI,
Arnold Jackson. Oakley played even bet
'er golf than did Mrs. Barlow and Miss
li"de Making no mistakes that penalized
hNr' Mrs jackson went out in 3s. and al
me turn was I up. Coming In Miss
Fainter played excellent golf and pro-
..nhged the match to the sixteenth green
me bye holes were played out and Mrs
Jackson finished the round In so.
chicago girl who beat Miss Bishop yes
terday. did not do SO we'll to-day. Her
opponent Miss Florence McNeey, Merton
refused 10 be shaken off and the match
vas All square at tho end of the stipulated
round on the extra hole Miss Rosenthal
Won Neither PLAYED especially good golf
The o.her winner. Mrs. Clarence ii
NandrrhoCk, Philadelphia. made run
away match Of her meeting with her
iellow lhIladelphan, Miss Ethel NJ. Camp.
h'I The latter was behind all of the
way and aid not win n hole, Mrs. Van
I'ih''N taking the match by up and
20 play. She went out in Al. sc
hhe was playing championship golf
IN mo afternoon the women's record FOL
ne course went by the board. Mis-,
ieorHlanna NJ. Bishop. who won the
medal on Monday and who was heater
i'S'erl rlay, made an ST. she was play
ing on tie I'm tine hoeev connection
~ Yesterday against Miss Louise ElkIns
'7""n0' and Nies Bertha a Stratton
crawford The record card follows:
'' feorgi,nna NJ Rshop Rrooklawn;
il , / Z Z t--..G9-s t-.G
I'm sn.tc Of Miss Bishops new RECORD
s." d.d not win the playoT Miss FL
as, with tho aid OF her handicap. fin
t.'1 uu on bogcv and took the nri1c.
living competition and an approach