The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-28

As II TO atone for the error which
put Miss Hyde 8 holes ahead. Mrs.
stockton holed a hard putt for a I on
the eighth and won. She also won the
ninth when Miss Hyde took three puts.
and the turn vas made with the cham
pion III Miss Hyde was out IN 43
and Mrs. Stockton in 80.
Mrs. Stockton's rally wss short lived.
however. for she was short through the
green on each OF the next three holes
and lost them all. though she hardly
could have hoped to halve either the
eleventh or the twelfth. as Miss Hyde
played them go we'll.
Driving from the thirteenth tee Miss
Hyde was dorm!e 6. and a halved hole
meant the match. Neither reached the
green from the tee. Miss Hyde finding n
bunker to the left and Mrs. Stockton
playing short and TO the right. The
lstter's second shot hit a rock and
bounded back. but her third was the best
shot she played all day. II was pitched
up ~spiendldly and stopped dead to the
pin Mise Hyde then played out OF the
trap we'll and was down In two more,
having the hole In 4 and winning the
match by 6 up and 8 to play. The cards
Miss Lillian y Hyde. South shore: -.
Out ga
Mrs. II. II. stockton, Pisinneid:
out''.'''" 80
'Bye holes not played.
Mrs. Davis got away to a flying start
against Mrs. Faith. and though she did
not w to play especially good golf
TO do 30 won the frst six holes. She
Lost the seventh by taking four puts.
but won the eighth. although she was In
the woods and became 6 up again. The
short ninth went to Mrs. Faith and she
turned for home 8 down. The quality
Of the golf was shown by the medal
scores. Mrs. Davis. 10. and Mrs. Faith.
"a.
on the tenth Mrs. Davis sliced into
the woods and lost the hole. but she won
the next two without difficulty and vas
dormic G. II took only Mrs. Faiths
tee shot on the thirteenth to settle the
match. for she hooked her bali into the
woods and the bail was never seen
again. The lost ball rave Mrs. Davis
the match by I up and 3 to play. The
cards
Mrs. J. f. Davis. Piping Rock;
HH'' : So
Mrs. W. J. Faith. wykssy!: -.
nrt.'".'..' So
'Bye holes not played.
The semi-hnals in all four sixteens
and in the beaten Fights also were played
to-day and there was n foursome hand
| cap this afternoon. which was won by
! Miss Harriet Alexander and Mis-.
Marion Hollins. with a card OF l00--6
% The summaries
Championship Division. Seml-nnai Round
Miss Lillian n HYDE. South shore beat
Mrs II. Reeve stockton. .rlainie.d.. s and
I Z: Mrs Joseph T.. Davis. piplng Rock, beat
Mrs. William j. Faith, Wykaryi. : and 3
Beaten light, Championship Div ision
Semi-fnal Round-Mrs. Lawrence swift
K~noliwood. beat Mrs. J. 5. Irving. Enele,
wood. ! and 6. Miss Constance c. Rober.
hoe. Montclair. l up.
Second Sixteen. SENT maj Round-Mrs
W. \. Bird, Dunwoodie. heat Mrs 4 l.
Calm. Century. I and .: Mrs. q Norrl.
riping Rock. heat Mrs Philip Boyer rip.
Ing Rock. I up Gg holesI.
Beaten Eight ~ second sixteen. Somi
mai Round Mrs. : a. HerzoE Fairvtew
beat Miss Louise F. Krus, .EnElewood,
up t20 holcsi. Mrs. j. A. Moore. Sleep,
Hollow, beat Mrs W. I. Seaman. Rich.
Third sixteen. Semi-fnal Round>Mls
Ger.rude rickhardt. Englewood. beat Mrs
v. III. Smalley, Apawamis. 3 and .: Mrs
l. l.. Blake, Crawford. beat Mrs. Sidnc,
WEI, fairyifw, ! np,.,
nnal ~Round-Mrs n, q. Smith. Nontclnlr
beat Mrs. \. e. sumner. Nassau. hy he
fault; Mrs. g. =. Uehelacker. Hackensack
hea, Mrs. J. a. Mayer, Essen county.
and z
Fourth sixteen. Scmi-araI Round-Nrs
g. l.. Greenhall, Hollywood. beat Miss J
Alexander, Tuxedo, ! and 3 Mrs. W. $
Rinnear, sleepy Hollow. heat Mrs. $. y
Wager, Haworth. 3 and ?.