Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
MRS. R. H. BARLOW WINS
AND SETS NEW RECORD
AT SHAWNEE COURSE
Playing Against Mrs. Stet-
son, Merton Woman Tops
8 Up and Z to Play and
Covers Links in 85-Out
in 40, Home 45.

sHAwNBE ON THE = DELAWARE
pa, June 26
There was no denying Mrs. Ronald Fl
BARLOW, of Merton, n the final round o
the woman's invitation golf tournament
al the Shawnee Country Club today
Paving against Mrs. @. Henry stetson
~ Huntingdon Valley, the first-nauet
vent out in an exceptional 40 and won b,
sup and to play.
After Mrs. Barlow won the match sh,
rlAyed out the bye holes, coming back in
Is 80 that her total of IS becomes a new
women's record for the links Last year
Mrs. Barlow had n score similar to her
efort today, but then the course was moi
90 severely trapped.
Good length of the tee, clever iron
shots and deadly putting tells the story
IN fact. only once during the round did
The erstwhile eastern champion take mora
than two puts on any green, and that
ono slip, coming as 1t did at the ninth
was especially regretted by the gallery
AZ Il prevented Mrs Barlow going out
IN 81,
Par to the turn is 81, but the Merton
woman saved a stroke at the short
eighth by bringing off a 25-foot putt for
q When Mrs. Barlow got bunkered
ct the long nth and took seven It looked
As II her good card might be spoiled. bu,
nue Gdlilt iAb III bhSh VIII u lnfee at the
home hole, chipping up a mashIe shot
virtually dead.
Mrs Stetson, usually fairly steady. was
carried Off her feet by the fast mace OF
her opponent and failed to play as well
as usual. Mrs. Barlow's record card was
as follows:
Mrs Ronald H. Barlow, Merton:
Out ............5 4 5 8 As 2 go
In .............7 8 6 3 Al s-45-s5
This makes the third year in success
sion that Mrs. Barlow has carried off the
chief cup here.
In the final of the second eight, Mrs
Florian Krug, who belongs to both the
shawnee and Englewood Clubs, won
after a fairly close match with Mrs. w.
g. Hilles, of Wilmington.
Mlssh Elsie Pllckhardt, of Englewood,
defeated Miss Irma Waterhouse, of
Hackensack, in the final of the third
eight, the match being carried to the
home green.
Practically all the women present are
paired UP with the men in mixed four
souies this afternoon. Handicap condl-
tons prevail. In this event each member
Of quartet drives and then It is left
to the option Of tho partners which ball
Is selected to finish out the hole.
Quite a delegation of players are here
from New 1OTk. MOSt OF them are Bal
tusrol members and they are known as
the five WIS" There are about 30 in the
party and they are playing for prizes all
their own.
Today's summary follows:
FIRST EIGHT.
Final round.
Mrs Ronald H. Barlow, Merton, beat
Mrs. j. Henry stetson, Huntingdon Val
lay 5 up and to play
FIRST EIGHT, BEATEN FOUR.
Final round
Mrs, Caleb f. Fox, Huntington VAL
ley, beat Miss Florence McNeely, Merton,
iup.
SECOND EIGHT.
Final round.
w s. Hilles, Wilmington, up and l to
play.
SECOND EIGHT, BEATEN FOUR.
Final round.
Miss Jeanette Stores, Scranton, beat
Mas Gertrude Plckhardt. Englewood 6
pp and 4 to play.
THIRD EIGHT.
Final round.
Miss Elasa Pickhardt, Englewood, beat
Miss Irma Waterhouse. Haokensack, l
up
THIRD EIGHT, BEATEN FOUR.
Final round.
Mrs. G. H. Curtis, Greenwich, beat Miss
Grace Farrelly Englewood, 1 up, 10
holes.