Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13
MRS. BARLOW WINS
BERTHELLYN CUP
Merton Player Defeats Mrs.
George Munson at Hunt
ingdon Valley c. C.
ecoRE IS FOUR AND TWO

= ponold H. Barlow, Merton, ueIeateo
,,,hr,ate. Mrs. George Munson in the
~ Cor the Berthellyn cup, at the hunting
me valley Country Club this morning Dy
w W. 80 and two to play IL is the SECOND
,.,s.o ~ that Mrs Barlow has won the Iich %
s.o and a third victory VIII give ner
rorranent possession .,,,..s s,ro,,
per, r.a dav was raw and chilly ana s'rohs
which at times almost reached "a
~ blew over the course rmak'ns II u,.. III.
eas' .,orlr for both players, the luck oroNe
cnH W. - Mrs Muneon. and time ana time
oaay Nod hound or roll would send the
sgain hu,l,er or creek. In 1916 Mrs.
.oo pu nut Mrs Barlow OUT OF the race
Nunson n,atei,r champlonship which 'as
~ nv Mrs. Caleb r Fox. whose huspa"u
WOW U'soror ~ the Berthellyn cup.
h the qnau,boltvr Gun has been won twice
III. NJ porlo,y aud once by Miss Dorothy
py VIZ Mu now Mrs Hurd; Mrs FOX, mrs.
Canp Ir,,tor and Miss AleNa Sterling, the
l.oscnt national champion. ,-,-.,.,.,
pfsse' porlow has won the championship
4, pb,,adclphia five times ana twice @ @she
o. been the national runner-up one nas
mas 80, the Eastern Womens Golt AS
aso w. championship twice and as
fociat,o ond match player she ranks among
meuS"t tn the country. In the qualltylng
inc nho inst missed the gold medal Tor
~ ,o,r score by a stroke, II belne won ny
.s'. w E1aine RosenthaL During the tourna-
Hn, s,1 Mrs. Barlow defeated MISS Eeaiior
chandler and Miss Mllureo r,,ryer',,,, t
S1hDty ,.,tsr Of whom was the national runher-up
iast year.
The cards:
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,,rs BARLOW won the first two holes and
- The third. 1t was not until the seventh
soIs that Mrs Munson won again ana tne
l,"s.b nOi ond ninth both went to Mrs Barlow
~ esatn ~ md Of the first nine noies Mrs. Bar
a., Was three up. Mrs. Munson cut the
ia down A hole but that was the best
~ could do. The match came to en- END
- the long sixteenth. where the players had
n NAV against a gale. a putt gave Mrs
parlow the hole and the match.
For the third hole Mrs. Barlow topped her
,Arive off the tee and Mrs Munson. with the
sdvantage, won the hole. 6 to I. The fourth
voc halyed in six strokes. Mrs. Munson
nut her ball in the bunker guarding the
rreen and lost the fifth hole, to 6. The
slxth was halved in four. both players TAX
inc two shots to reach the green.
Mrs Munson went over the creek in three
FOR the seventh hole; Mrs. Barlow went
into the creek and lost the hole, to 4.
the eighth hole. Mrs. Munson missed
third putt and lost the ninth hole, to 6.
Mrs Barlow drove into the creek from the
tee. and Mrs. Munson took the eighth hole,
9 to T.
Mrs Munson pulled her approach into
the bunker guarding the eleventh hole and,
failing to get out with her third and fourth
shc'q picked up her ball-approXimate
three.
Mrs Munson missed from the tee for the
twelfth, but got a good second, while Mrs.
Barlow missed her second shot and put her
third in the creek. Mrs. Munson having the
least of the bad luck here and winning
the hole to 8.
Mrs. Munson, with her third stroke. sent
her ball into the mounds guarding the
green to the right Mrs. Barlow was nicely
on the green in three and won the hole
the fourteenth in four.
Mrs. Munson drove from tee into the
bunkers guarding the fifteenth hole, but
was well out with two. Mrs. Barlow sliced
her second into the sand to the right of the
green. The hole was halved in 6, Each
took five to reach the green. but Mrs Bar
low made the hole in two, while Mrs. Mum
son required three, Mrs Barlow winning
the match up and . to play.
For the second sixteen Mrs. Akroid beat
Mrs Doyle, 4 up and to play
For the third sixteen Miss NJ. Taylor beat
Mrs Peck, up and 10 play
For the defeated eight of the first six
teen Mrs. Bistein beat Mrs Slotter, up
and to play.