New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29

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The Miss IS the plistress Of pro,
II vas like brcax.Dg sticks r.,
I Lillian z. Hyde. me FAR driver f... = 80 =
South Shore Field Club. 20 lore,, ~ ''
Joseph +. DAYS. o. the Ppm ~.
Club. By ! NJ and 3 % play II ~ -,
round Of the Women Ne-ro,,i:..a-
Golf Association CHAMPIONSHIP io~..l
ment at the Sleepy Hollow Cog,,.
Club yesterday.
This makes tho fourth tiae {,
years that Miss Hyde ha. va, !. ~
district tile. her trs' success ,st'--
place n tho Mortc.a.r Golf cinS
1910. A. that time tho Long I,le,J -
was comparatively unknown 10 -
pe'itivo golf
Except when s'o topped from IL. -.
yesterday the champion -~rar.abl, ~.
drove her opponent o'I ,he r,y g.
20 20 50 yards. Tat diTerer-e -
meant stroke. ard little wonder ".
Davis found = mDoss bic 70 vi, a ~.
except where her opnQnen' gave 700 n,
an opening. During ne early s,ags, J
the match Miss Hyde supplemental
brilliant long game with a s,esdi,s,'
on the green's that ief. Mrs Davis p.
chances.
The possibilities % The winners 20,
may be the better appreciated wbs-
Is stated that she went OUT In q VII,
an eight on her card. That was !,
average Of three over Is for ne 49,.
Ggnt. holes more ~ Tho mans ga~,
brand
There was 4 rhythm 70 the char.
pio1's swing whom her bail was vel
hit that IN way called % mind TIA,
welln.gh fauitles7 stroke Of II Char.
der Egan when tho latter was al M,
best. decade ago. The wrist ae,io,
Is pronounced IN practically an N'n
/ Hyde's strokes Up 20 tho green. Y
there is tendency 20 stiFen I'D ary.
where - is on the short game. Sss
puts with more Of a forearm than 4
wrist movement. so that a. times Ter
green work lacks that delicacy %
touch so desired, get enjoyed BY 50
few.
There are dozen or more hole, a.
Sleepy Hollow that sui. Miss Hyde's
game. Take the frst. for instance.
This is only about $40 yards uphill
but in the teeth of yesterdays strong
wind any one might well be proud %
get home in two. Miss Hyde fol.ove.
up a long drive fully sixty yards b.
yond her opponents with fawlssi
iron shot. the ball coming 20 rest dead
20 the hole. The rubber core was 50
close that it might have been kicht
in. and the champion had no trouble
in getting 3.
To get a half there Mrs. Davis would
have had 20 hole a sixty-yarG approach
shot. for that was the distance she
fell short Of the green after two full
bangs" with wood.
What chance has an ordinary nor
tai against such golf as that" eI.
claimed a woman in the gallery. The
story OF that first hole was repeated
} in n measure several times To b.
sure. there were no more full iron'
shots up to the hole side. but there
we're other shots almost as good, no'
forgetting her approach 70 No. I
where her second came 20 rest on m
green, enabling Miss Hyde TO win III
hole in 70 >.
The champion won the first foa'
holes. and what a change II was. 10
Mrs. Davis. who only twenty-ioai
hours before had surprised the ga
lerv by winning the first SIX aole'
against Mrs. William J. Faith.
In addition 70 the finals Ia The var
ous other divisions. quite a held gan
cred for the mixed foursomes N Ih'
afternoon. Among the well Sno nov
golfers who ran up 20 Sleepy Hollo'
we're Findlay :. Douglas, former rs
tional champion. and Howard :. VIM
nov secretary Of the United sta~
Golf Association. y.
Miss Marion Hollins ard Archie hs
led the field, with 50 B 50.
The summary and scores follow;
Championship division aaal r'la a.. VIZ h. p,1.
u HYDE South shore heaf NJ lp'ep" T. ~
pirins Roc. ID Gai 90 play A., ..-.
Reaten eight championship dris.o1 N "a, ~, ~
Mrs Laurence Sw.'f. hrH. WOO. lfai AiA W
,;.nco ROhs.r.sn. Ano..'. 3d. n. ~ b.,
Dunw aod!c. beat M Gon-rrelf Motto ~
Re Eca,tq ;ist: .eo-t ;.s',- 80. T r2eads 5
"e T1:I s! l.;'sS .as. -oura Ms l. 81,
Crawford osat Misc Gertrude li' aAii'' ~
"I B..,ca u els a. tr .i1ie,u .an rgai w
o smith Mon.rlsir. tcat Mr. G. lows
HsckensSck. ~ and 20 ly c,,,,.
Fourth s.4teea. ana' roa,. N o.. - n
near Sleep Hollow. ! uD AMI . " l'@'
MIXED FoURs0MEs
Ms Mario Ho.'irs srd Ar,aie Res
Mrs " o. FAi'h aai 7 h-f... 80 ''
Mrs. n r Mansel AMI e. J. van '"' o.
~, sl'a wi.,,,a ca.,.,, and ~ ras &