The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29

As II turned out she had to work hal I'd
to halve tho hole In 6. for Mrs. Davis
had made no mistakes and Miss Hydes
poor approach threw away the advan-
tage which the long game had gained
for her.
As she was 8 UP with but seven holes
to play II looked as though the match
was nearly over. as the twelfth Ii AZ
yards long and should have been an
easy win for the champion. Her tee
' shot was sliced. however. and she had
, to play short OF the bunker on her sec
ond. She almost reached the green with
her third. but wac not quite home. and
when Mrs. Davis put her fourth close
TO the pin Miss Hyde's nance to win the
hole vanished. Poo putting also threw
away her chance to halve II. and Mrs.
Davis won. 6 to !. The victory left Miss
| Hyde only 4 up
On the short thirteenth both failed 70
get the green. and Mrs. Davis pitched
her second close 10 the pin, Miss Hyde
was not so successful. and Mrs. Davis
won. I to 8. The hampion's drive from
The fourteenth tee was topped. but she
made up for the mistake by getting "A
line second shot and halved the hole
in O.. She topped another drive on
the fifteenth. her nth such shot during
N"N vunu, put again TeCONeTtu wen anu
made up the lost distance before the
green was reached. Mrs. Davis hit the
cup with a putt that would have halved
he hole and kept the match going a
little longer. but the bail stayed out. and
when Miss Hyde holed her put for a
win In B to s II was all over. The
champion seemed a bit relieved as she
shook hands. for her game had been de-
cidedly shaky on the last few holes.
Her putting. though, had been better
than usual. and during the round she
holed several hard pu Is in a most conf
dent manner. The cards:
D nut. ! ! : ga
Mrs Joseph L. Davis. Piping Rock:
Ia '. Z sc
Bye holes not played
The finals In the other three sixteens
and in the beaten Fights also were COM
ple'ed to-day, and mixed foursomes were
played this afternoon. Despite her UNI
expected defeat In the championship Miss
Marion Hollins spent a profitable week
at the tournament. She began by win
ming the medal In the qualifying round
on Monday. led in the special handicap
OIL Tuesday afternoon with Miss Har-
rlett Alexander. won the foursomes yes
terday. and with the help OF Archie Reid
was at the top of the list In the mike
foursomes to-day TIE leaders IN the
mixed foursomes were
Mis-. Marion Rollins and Archie " Reid.
ss-s. Sc. Mr.. W. A. Bird and A. n John.
son. st-s. Sc. Mis-. Lillian Il. HYDE ard
O. +. Feltnet. el-t 81; Mrs W. J. Faith
and T v. Birmingham. sI-3, IS: Mrs.
II. T.. Marvel and c. G. Van Ruskirk.
as 90; Mrs William chiivers and C.. \.
Championship Division, Final Round
Mrs. Lillian II Hyde. South Shore. heat
Mrs Joseph + Davis. Piping Rock. 1
Beaten Eight Of Championship Division.
Final Round-Mrs. Lawrence swift. Knoll
wood. beat Miss Constance c. Robertson,
Knollwood. l up.
Second Sixteen. Final Round-Nrs w
4: Bird. Dunwoodle. beat Mrs. q. Morris,
Piping Rock. 2 and 1.
Beaten Eight OF Second sixteen, Final
Round-Nrs. J, A. Moore. Sleepy Hollow,
beat Mrs. :. 4. Herzog. Fairview. 3 and .
Third sixteen, Final Round-Nrs l., /,
Blake. Crawford, beat Miss Gertrude Rick.
hardt. Enelewood. 2 and .
Reaten Eight Of Third Sixteen. Final
'Round-Mrs. u. o. Smith, Nontclalr. beat
Mrs c. +. uebelacker. Hackensack.
Fourth sixteen. Final Round-Mrs c
l.. Greenhali. Hollywood. heat Mrs. ". 9.
kinnear. sleepy Hollow. I and 3.
Beaten Eight OF Fourth sixteen, Final
Round-Mrs. II. L. Marvel. westheld. beat
Miss Ethel Shears, Morris County, l up
o3 holes). ~