New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-05
MRS. HUCKNALL
AGAIN VICTOR IN
GOLF TOURNEY
rxtra-Hole Matches Feat
ure of Women's Title
Play on Links.

-, Oct. 4.-The eigh, golfers
.uyvived the second round of the
:. national golf championship at
:. s.lmont Spring Country Club to-
ara. pretty well matched lot Il
:. scores they made are a criterion.
-. .otsls for the first nine holes
...,Iv point at which a fair compari-
..nld be made, for only a few of
- snished the entire round, ranged
- IN, AZ made by Mrs. Caleb F. Fox,
!, pbilsdelphia, who was runner-up for
..,;oual title in 1899, 20 the AZ of
n, Thomas Hueknall. Of Forest Hill
=. - .,s,r six we're all in between those
40 igure''
rev section Of the country is well
.s,,ted in the last eight, which
~. into the third round tomorrow,
~ ,hs international element is fur
~ bv Mrs. William A. Gavin, now
s'. T.,onic. but who was born and
go her golf in England. The eight
'--~;yors named IN the order IN when
49,, names appear IN the draw are
Mas Lswrie Kaiser Chicago; MIS-
Ss.-.. Hueknsll, New York; Miss Mil
~ c.yerly, Philadelphia; Mrs. Caleb
: w "a. Philadelphia; Mrs. c. c.
I;,,isss. New York; Miss Elaine
ss...,,hal. Chicago, and Miss Alexa ".
s.,s,;ns Atlanta. All earned their
sI.n ,.-day BY playing good golf, and
~ them had 10 90 beyond the home
resn 10 win.
Mrs Hucknau Wins.
'. sr,t Of the extra hole matches
90. another triumph for Mrs. hueS-
- Who made herself famous for the
49, time yesterday by eliminating the
,.S.list, Mrs. J. V. Hurd, OF Pitts
s~rsh. Mrs. Hucknall's victim to-day
..aYiss Ethel NJ. Campbell, of Phila-
:,I,bis. who put up the Quickest sort
= tgst. and might have been playing
:. nj for a stymie that stopped her
- ,ss twentieth green. The stymie
=, -. match for Mrs. Hucknall, but
yisr, that she had played some fine
~ hat needed no stymies % help IT,
S,yen of the incoming holes were
.Iv,d. and Mrs. Hucknall proved her
rrsrsss By winning the home hole
s.ss down. .,
: he other extra hole match. which
p., only 70 the nineteenth. Miss
ESrsd Cayerly. the Philadelphia
Isrrion. beat Mrs. F. c. Let's. OF
d-f.snati. holder Of the Western title.
Euus fine match every hole OF the
-, and that both were playing sound
II /, proved by their medal scores
Ju,nd 81 for the eighteen holes.
\. \. sxtra hole Miss Caverly sliced
.r drive. but the ball obliginglY hit
rsrk and bounded back into the
surse. she played good brassle
aet 70 the green, and won the hole
rslts5, When Mrs. Let's took three
ygt.s.
Nthourh she did not make another
n. Mrs. Gtvin did almost as well to-
av, when she came home in 80 for
,.al Of So, and while doing 10 beat
Irs. L c. Stockton. Of Someville, By
1up and 2 10 play. Mrs. Stockton won
a. Two holes during the match. which
sa fair indication that Mrs. Gavin
IA playing fine golf
Miss Stirling Victor.
AAer two days Of poor PLAY, MISS
Asn Stirling cane 20 life to-day and
<gayed q brand OF golf that was
gDss enough 20 beat Mrs. G.. II. Stet-
tn u Huntington Valley, b. > I'D and
40 play. Once she had a command
u lead. However. Miss Stirling set
I'D back into Indifferent golf. and
su pIsyirg poorly when the match
aided
Mss Elaine Rosenthsl also was
,ayisg good GOLF against Miss Edith
ssssbrough. Of California, whom she
sas By I'D and 20 play, and viii
~, Miss Stirling tomorrow IN what
likely to be one o. the best matches
4 tie tourney.
he summary:
CHAMPIONSHIP Division
suv1 rsgrd-Mlss Lsv-s kaiser Fiossmoor
a Nh Z Forrest. hlolEood. 4 and x NJ
n.ss husknsii FOREST Hi.l beat Aiss hthsl ~
-, ,iP .1ir:g % 70 A' ts 9i,.
h1,stsa ysIey bssf Nlst Alrs sargent. Bro-f-
tn1 Nr. e. e. Aurlllnrloss. l'iplns
~ Ia, Mss N-.1fel Smith. EvanEen. md
"a A Car. r44,lie. beag M J. g.
~zst. sozsTtIe Z az Mss Elaine hoser-
- ksrssos heai SIS Edth Cneseorols. p "
~ go q, 40. W sariins A i-,...s
Draw YoR THE THIRD ROUND
~ L-rs Hsiss-. Yo,ruo0-. . Mr. Thomas
eastl Fo,ssi HI Nn Mildred Cssefly. Phila-
hn ca's5 B ~. Hmtnsa7a, yalsy
ga ftnorls Ms Elaine Rnsenfhzf. hev'fioe.