New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
A FINE SHOWING
FOR MRS. BARLOW
ON SHAWNEE LINKS
Turns In Card of 80 and
Meets Mrs. StetsOn To-
day in Final.

Shawnee, Penn, June 25.-With fine
card Of 80, the best showing made by a
woman here this week. Mrs. Ronald II.
Barlow, of the Merton Cricket Club,
won decisively in the semi-inal round
Of the invitation golf tournament at
the Shawnee Country Club to-day.
Mrs. Barlow defeated Mrs. A. K. Bill
stein, Of the Bala Golf Club. and as a
result will meet Mrs. Henry Stetson, Of
the Huntingdon Valley Country Club,
in the final round tomorrow.
Mrs. Stetson sprang something of a
surprise by defeating her clubmate.
Miss Eleanor Chandler. who in the
qualifying round had tied for the medal
with Mrs. Caleb F. Fox and Mrs. Bar
low Mrs. Stetson has an easy style
that has been carrying her steadily
nearer the top of late among the Phila-
delphia women. She won out in 40.
Mrs. Barlow went out in 43, score
that was helped nightly by 2 at No.
8, where she ran down a twenty foot
putt. Her card for the full round fol-
lows:
2 iS ......:.:....:::..:...s $3.50! Gti?a-sO
In the second division Mrs. Florian
Krug, who belongs to both Englewood
and Shawnee, was entirely too deadly
on the greens for Mrs. W. |. Seaman, Of
the Richmond County Country Club.
The first named went out in as.
In the other semi-fnal contest Mrs.
W. S. Hilles, Wilmington's best player,
had a stubborn match before defeating
Miss Madeline Randall, of the Fox
Hills Golf Club. The match ended on
the sixteenth green, where Miss Ran
dali took three puts. "She hung on
like leech," was Mrs. Hilles's observa-
tion at the finish.
During the afternoon two side at
t.actions-a medal play handicap and
driving competition-were run of.
Mrs. T. A. Morrow, of the Great Neck
Golf Club, won the handicap, her card
reading 2-24-108.
The driving was decided on points,
according to length and direction. At
ter all the women had driven six balls
each Miss Elsa Pickhardt, of Engle-
wood, and Mrs. II. C. Smith, OF North
Hills, were found to be tied with IA
points. On the play-of Mrs. Smith
again had Ia and won, her opponent to-
falling r. The longest single ball
$50 yards went to the credit of Miss
pickhardt.
Inc SuHHlaf! lOIlO"S'
First eight (semi- nnsl round)-MS. Ronald III.
Barlow Merion beat Mrs A. X. Bistein. Bals 8
up and 3 to play. Mrs q. Henry Stetson. Hunting
don VALLEY. beat Miss Eleanor Chandler. Hunting
don Valley. up and 10 play.
First eight beaten four tnrst round Miss
Florence McNeely, Merton. beat Mrs. Albert Mac
Donald. PlaIHneld. up and TO play; Mrs, Caleb
r Fox Huntington Valley. beat Mrs. II. c. Smith.
North Hills. up and 10 play.
Second eight tsemi Gnal round) Mrs. W, :.
Hllles. wilmington. beat Miss Madeline Randall.
Fox Hills, 3 up and . to play Mrs F1oran krug,
shawnee. beat Mrs. W. !. Seaman. Richmond
County 8 up and 4 10 play.
Second eight beaten four tfrst roundl-Mlss G..
F.. Pickhardt. EnglewoOd, beat Mrs. q. *. Morrow.
Great Neck. 3 up and 10 play: Miss Jeanette
Storrs. Scranton. beat Mrs. j. p. Williamson. Wy
Oming Valley up and 10 play.
Third eight tsemi- 1nal roundl --Miss Cesa Pick.
hardt. Englevool beat Mp. c. y. Lawrence. IT,.
Planfed. up add 20 play Miss Ifma Water
house. Hackensack. beat Mrs. Denns osien. Greens
burg. : up and 10 play
Third eight. beaten four (nrst rOundl-Mrs. G..
H. Curtis. Greenwich. beat Mrs C. =. WGterhouse.
HackensacI. 6 up and to play; Miss Grace Far
reilly. Englewood beat Mrs. J. J. Singer Greensburs.
Up aud 10 play.