The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
EAST, SOUTH, WEST
And BRITAIN LEFT
Mrs. Vandcrbcck Has to Play
Miss Stirling: Mrs. Gavin
Meets Miss Pearce.
ELIMINATE MRS. BARLOW

,,,lns, the West and the South against
the East IL the programme for the
,ml.hnal round of the women's national
championship on the links Of the On
,sn,sia club tomorrow as a result Of
,he four third round matches played to-
aay The quartet OF fair golfers who
xo, their way into the semi-fnal brack-
,s this morning are Mrs. W. y. Gavin
~ England. Miss Ernestine Pearce OF
Chicago. Miss .Alexa w. stirling OF
Atlanta AMI Mrs. Clarence II. Wander
heck Of Philadelphia. inc 1t will be
Mrs Gavin against Miss Pearce In one
match and Miss stirling against Mrs.
yanderbeck In the second.
The two Philadelphia women who re-
NAMED in the running when play began
This morning were the main figures In
The DAVIS doings, one OF them, Mrs.
vanderbeck. because she PLAYED the best
rolf seen thus far In the tourney. and
The other, Mrs. Ronald IL. Barlow. be-
cause she went down to defeat at the
hands Of Miss Pearce. after two days
q, success in which she had eliminated
Two such good golfers as Miss Marion
uon,ns and Miss Lillian h. Hyde.
Even though Mrs. Vanderbeck's golf
was 30 good II was almost forgotten
,hen the new q came In from the links
that Mrs. Barlow was in danger of de-
feat. Most OF those about the club had
expected that the match against Miss
pearce would give Mrs. Barlow a chance
10 take things easily after her two hard
matches OF yesterday and the day be-
fore. but Miss Pearce surprised them by
holing a long putt On the first green
which halved the hole. and then after
having the next two going out In front
by winning the fourth hole in 5 10 6.
Once in front Miss pearce showed an
inclination to stay there and an excel
lent short game enabled her to win two
more holes before the turn was reached.
She was out in ~ to Mrs. Barlow's AZ.
/ poor putting being responsible for the
iatter's high score.
The inward journey began with two
halved holes and Miss Pearce won the
long twelfth in 6 to ! when Mrs. Bar
low took three puts. The victory put
Miss Pearce 4 up and the prospects OF
the Philadelphia champion began to
look pretty poor.
After the thirteenth had been halved
the fourteenth was won by Mrs. Bar.
low. and IT was the first and only hole
tHdA VIC hh VIII MisS tdTNt Dldytu II
badly all Of the way to the green. and
to make the win sure, Mrs. Barlow ran
down a long putt for a 4. Mrs. Bar
low could do nc better than to halve
the fifteenth. and when Miss Pearce
made a par 3 and won the short six
tenth the match was hers by 4 UP and
TO play. The cards:
Iis BARLOW, outs 5iSsS5S az
u psiG rT n .'''''''s seSsS2-:
'Bye holes not played.
Mrs. Vanderbeck made an 81 to-day,
one stroke better than the score which
won the medal for her on Monday. and
even though she did so well. she beat
Mrs. Ernest l.. Beiheld OF Ranisloe. by
only 3 up and l to play. Although
she was never on even terms after Mrs.
Nanderbeck won the second hole with
q twenty-five foot tut for a 3. Mrs.
Beiheld put up a piucky fight all the
way 10 the seventeenth green. After
winning the second. Mrs, Vanderbeck
also won the next three, getting a fine
on the 3li yard fifth by PLAYING n long
Iron Shot dead to the pin. Then II was
Mrs. Beiheld's turn, and the former
Gladys Rosenthal took the seventh and
eighth holes, making each Of them in 4.
The ninth was halved. and the turn for
home was made with Mrs. Vanderbeck
fields "a "
The tenth was q v,c,orv for Nrs Van
derbeck. os Mrs ReSasd nIavod .,
badly. and then came Az baiveS ho,.s
ho,h ,Iayi,a - vu "V
Sixteenth Mrs Raiaaid nho uas a donn
with the same numher of boIes 70 nraw
holed an eight foo, nu,, Tor , . Vi
ming the hole and n~roIonxing tho ms,ch
A victory or the savantsanth IN : 10 g
n ended tho ~struggla IN Mrs. Va
favor, and becanss her card vas 80 sood
she PLAYED out the home hole eettIne
4 and hnish,nr The round In 81
The card
A.
oMrs' Nanderbeck;
out''.''t..., ) ) 3 5 5 5 5-+l
MIS-. Beineld:
OIt,..... 5i6s ia
NJ, va,do-hocL
In 'eGA " .,
v. 49,. . . '-'3-S'
~ be'heId;
The other two matches resulted in