The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
Miss HOLLINS, I'LL,
DOES NASSAU IN SO
tets New Competitive Mark
for Course in Qualifying
Round for Women.
rOIR FIGHTS IN MATCHES

lament for women neRan to-uay u
ssld Of forty-four feminine golfers
playirg IN the qualifying ronnd this
rorp.ur. and thirty-two OF them. di-
yided into four Fights. continuing at
match play this afternoon. The tourney
,rhi,h is the first of its kind to be held
, the Metropolitan district in several
,a,rs il giving the women golfers about
New York just what they need most
,orpe,t.on match play-and the size
- the field to-day showed that the ven
ure - the Nassau Country Club is
meeting with the appreciation which 1t
deserves.
Miss Marion Hollins. former Metro
,oli'an champion. who has been i'll for
several days. said that she felt hardly
HE 10 play this morning and probably
,oull MOI hand in her score. Whereupon
ne went out and made an 80. a new
record for the course as IL 10Y stands,
nd ,cl hcr nearest rival by a margin
q, seven strokes. Miss Lillian Il. Hyde.
the metropolitan champion, who had
entered. was unable to play because OF
illness. and was forced to withdraw her
entry last night
Mrs. !. l.. Davis. runner-up TO Miss
Hyde Al sleepy Hollow last spring.
played this morning but did not hand
n her card as she had to show a horse
al Mineola this afternoon.
Good putting and the confidence hat
comes with I were responsible in n large
measure for the good score made by
Miss liollins. ordinarily she is not an
especially good putter. but to-day her
work ou the greens was as good as
could he desired. She went out in ~
and came home in As Her card
Ms. Marion Hollins. westbrook:
put. i55f$3s -,
NeN' 20 Miss nollins was Miss Georgi-
NINA Bishop ~ BrOoklawn. a former ma
'oual champion. Miss Bishop. who won
he medal in the qualifying round OF the
national championship. when It was held
M -" Nassau inks "A year ago, has
played little competitive golf this sea-
sor, So her 90 to-day was about AS
good as could have been expected. Mrs.
H. Il Stockton II Plainneld was third
WITH 4 ~ and the only other golfer 10
bette TOO was Miss Caroline Putnam
o. SHinuecock HIS, who made "A 80.
TIL fact that the qualification WAS in
elGh's made the competition for the
places In the first set pretty keen, and
l03 proved to he the highest score that
entitled It's maker to "A place In the first
tgHt
II Vas impossible for all of the morn
&c leaders to g mc through the first
Nurl safely this afternoon, for two OF
then, Miss Bishop and Mrs. stockton.
were forced To play each other by the
luck pf the draw. The match esu.ted
In . victory for Miss Bishop by 4 up
ard 2 to play. She Lost the first hole.
but soon squared the match, and at the
'uTu was . up. She was out In IS.
r0H..ng In she picked M two holes more
and ended the match n the fifteenth
green. Miss Putnam Unexpectedly met
defeat at the bands of Mrs. H. G. Phipps
VINO won by 3 up and . to play, and
The other two matches In the first eight
we're rather one sided. Miss Hollins
dd not have 10 play especially good
go'f 20 beat Mrs. W. $. Bird Of Dune
nool.e hy : up and 3 to play, and Mrs
IS Irving. Scarsdale. beat Mrs. How
= ard f. Whitncy Of Nassau by 8 up and
s 10 play.
There were a number Of good matches
n the Their three Fights. the best oi
which vas the victory Of Mrs. G. c
Ag'h.nc osS 81 Nassau. VIII beat Mis-
Elsa plckhardt OF Englewood on tht
rntoenth green. \ match of Il different
strip. VAS played In the fourth eigb'
nn'weeu Mrs. g. II. Goddard. Great Neck
and Miss Grace Farre!ly, Englewood
Il was the worst sort Of an Off day
'or Miss Farrclly. who often plays go (
g1f, and Mrs. Goddard won the ii's'
ton holes and the match by 10 NJ
AMI : to play, the maximum maTgii
OF victory IN an eighteen hole match.
\ nutting competition In the Afternoon
resulted IN a tie. Mrs. G. g. Auchincloss
Nassau. Miss Elsa ~Pickhardt, Engle
w. d, and Miss Bishop each making
,cor. Of 80 for eighteen holes. Tn
semi-ina!s and finals in all four eight
VII he p,ayod tomorrow. and Their
49, viii Dee an eighteen hole handicap
~ the morning and "A mixed tourSon'
competition in the afternoon. In I'M
s.u.-ruals " the first set tomorrow
morning Miss Bishop will play Mis-
l-.ng .n ono match and Miss Holm
md Mrs. Phlpps will meet in the other
7" summary:
.r.nE S.ores-First elRht-Mls
N,..a UoTns. Westbrook, 50; Miss Geor
gamma N Bishop, Brookla~n, s6' Mrs u
h So. k'or. Plainneld. 81 Mis-. caroIin
uu,nsm, Shtnnecock H!lls. 90 Mrs, !, :,
Whitley, N1.sau;, l0I MIR: J. : iry,ns
,..,,i EigG!-Mrs : GnI.9n sSn,
ru lot. Miss Elsa Pickhardt, Englewood
M. = y Donohoe. Montelair, 49,
NJ N.lAru Chllvers, Dunwoodie. Jos
". \ - sumner. Nassau, los Mrs, 4. u
sIo.s. ErseWood, lOs; Mrs. H. l. Mon
taE.a. Trinr Rock. 1903, a.
,,r..'' i, o.s Mr- ar j. 4 MODE Mio5ooFfe. Sleepy Hoi
im'. 10. Nj. + \. Potts, Lakewood, ~
: i.N : "5l'' pi %I2lEs R ii!; Mrs. ir. u Hf /
- ,ael'port. ii5; Miss e. Gates, Mas
Foir,n eisht-Mrs W, ! seaman Rich
nnnI county. ~; Mrs, W. u, Stralgh
trrs Rock. i'd. Miss Grace Farrelll
Ne.k u. Miss c. Robeson, Knollwoo.
~. g. u Roschen, spring Lake ~
w. g. II Goddard, Great Neck 100; Mr.
4H.. nIr.. Nassau, 10
2.s.' "reaI' Seek, So, e?-l;ii NJ
.'rk F.o. Englewood. 81, 62-l2S; MI
g., ,,inam N2g,h Ierssy' - s2-i?,
" Bug kley, Great Neck, IS, 56-i3,
" .. Btttermdn, Nassau, G3', 62-lg,
~, v s'u, Great Neck, a. 63IlSI' ~
~. -'N"1rzwAlder, Englewood, %, az,
.I Nv, J. 4 Morrow, Great Necl
'1t. Mrs W. Hodge. Great Necl
l.'. Mrs. T.. worth, SprlnghaEeI
,M,..D play. hrst ~round-First eight
r-.pp beat Mrs. stockton, I and
Nj. l.Iag beat Mrs. whitney. 6 and
's u.I'o, beat Mrs BIRD. and 5; Mr.
i..H'. .a' Mss Putnam, , and 2 49,
~ "s"'-Mrs la Moss,Sgne Sei
W. '.rpHor 3 and T. Mrs. Aucginloi
te0' N.-. pirkhardt. ! up 90 holes); Mr.
..si Nh shost ana a6.,, Nj
'f.r- ana o.. Mrs. Brown beat Mrs, Law
.'.' trl .. Mrs Moore beat Mrs, III
d Ms Randall beat Mrs Potts
f.... rlght-Mrs Morrow heat Mr.
.'n and p? Mrs straight beat ~
up, Mrs, Goddard beat ~
CO.,. 10 and : Miss Robson beat NJ Z
>tc,rn- Gets Exeter star.
~'ot ems Tech footba | squad ha
~ .'lrs' drill since the beginning