New-York tribune., 1918-06-13
Women 'sColf
Quincy Final
Played To-day
Mrs. Thomas HucknalI to
Meet Mrs. S. A. Herzog for
Metropolitan Honor

ing. Both were so closely contested
In fact, they were the two most i'm
portant matches of the day, being the
semi-finals Of the first eight, or cham
pionship division, which brings the two
winners, Mrs. F. Hucknall and Mrs. S.
A. Herzog, together this morning in
the final round for highest honors of
the tournament and virtually the
metropolitan championship of 1918.
The leading attraction was the match
between Mrs. Thomas Hucknall. Forest
Hill Field Club, and Mrs. L. c. Stock
ton, Riarton Valley Country Club. Both
played excellent golf, and at no time
IN the match was either more than
l up.
They were the first pair to start,
driving. off shortly after the rain
stopped. The grass was .soggy, and
there were puddles of water on many
parts of the course. The first hole of
37 yards was admirably played Mrs
Hucknall won it in par to bogie. Mrs
stockton promptly squared the match
by winning the second hole in bogie.
HaeIna1 par Mas ~ again ain displayed ti;i by Mrs
halving the fourth hole Mrs. Stockton
again evened the match by driving to
the fifth green. $50 yards, and running
down a twenty-foot putt for g. The
sixth and seventh holes were both
halved, and Mrs. Stockton took the
lead for the first time by winning the
eighth hole, IT'S yards. She drove to
another 2, but won handily in par.
Miss Hucknall, however, squared the
account on the ninth hole Of 612 yards,
which she won in to s, par being g.
Ihey were then on even terms at the
turn. Mrs. Hucknall going out in ~
and Mrs. Stockton in 46
Mrs. HucknaIl Takes Lead
After halving the tenth hole Mrs.
Hucknal! took the lead at the eleventh,
desplte her three puts on the green.
Mrs, Stockton having played into the
nrook on her third shot and taking
Z Tor the hole. The latter made good
recovery, however, winning the twelfth
hole in bogie. Playing the thirteenth
hole, Mrs. Hucknall topped her drive
ana went only about ten feet, while
Mrs. Stockton had long, straight
arive nearly to the green, and was on
second shot with her spoon nearly to
the green and was on in 8, and finally
got malt in B, taking two puts to Mrs.
Stockton's three. Par for the hole is1
Mrs. Stockton gained the lead sec
ond time at the Waterloo hole, 54S
yards, which she played perfectly and
won IN bogie. The fifteenth was halved
IN IN oosle and the sixteenth in par, while
the match was squared on the seven
teenth hole, 537 yards, by Mrs. Huck-
naIl winning it in bogie.
everything then depended on the last
hole. 1t was well played, and thev
were both on the green in 3. Mrs
Hucknall &c, won in two puts to three.
Ihelr cards were as follows:
sir' N@. 5sssss@ assIss a,sss5s% - 80 S::s
2lrs. Stockton IS I : sts-s, gss,
=, While the match between Mrs. S. A.
1755!erzog, 75!g, Fairview, and Mrs. W. r.
blrd, Sleepy Hollow, was not PLAYED
IN quite such low figures, it was very
CLOSE and interesting throughout and
became matter of fighting it out on
tne nome green. There was no record
OF their scores, but it is known that
MRS. Herzog won the first and second
noles, the third was halved and the
fourth won by Mrs. Bird.
Loses Match at Eighteenth
Mrs. Herzog won the fifth. The next
two were won by Mrs. Bird. The
eighth was halved and the ninth
was was won by Mrs. Bird, giving the
Sleepy Hollow lady the lead at the
turn. Mrs. Herzog evened the match
by winning the tenth, and Mrs. Bird
agaln assumed command by winning
tne eleventh and twelfth holes. The
next TWO noles were haived, and By
winning the fifteenth hole Mrs. Her
zog cut her opponents lead to / up.
Inc sixteenth was halyed and honors
were even by Mrs. Herzog winning the
seventeenth. The match was virtually
iost at the eighteenth ty Mrs. Bird
nuoblng her third shot, as it co onpeIled
ner TO take one more for The green and
she lost chance fos half by missing
four-foot putt.
=, The final between Mrs. Hucknall and
watched with great interest but Mrs.
Hucknail is strong favorite, as her
play throughout the tourney has been
excellent.
The match in the second eight be-
tween Mrs. G. K. Morrow, Great Neck,
and Mrs. j. A. Moore, Sleepy Hollow,
was very we'll played, Mrs. Nor
row. who won by S up and to play,
oolng the course in SO. She compared
by match play she would have been
beaten by / up.
mateh Goes to Twenty-Five Holes
Inc only extra hole match of the
day was played between Mrs. A. TAYLOR,
MARINE and Field Club, and Mrs. r.
FAX, Wykagyl, who carried their match :
70 the twenty-frst hole before Mrs.
Zak proved the victor.
MRS. lak had all the best of the
match on the first nine holes, winning
lne hrst,, fourth, sixth, eighth and
ninth, while Mrs. TAYLOR won the
seventh and was 4 down at the turn.
Coming home, however, Mrs. Taylor
won the tenth, eleventh, fourteenth
aha fifteenth holes and squared the
match, and all the rest of the holes
were haived until Mrs. Zak won by
putt on the twenty-first hole.
summary of the match-play fol-
lows:
u, first eght-Mrs. s. A Herzog. Fairview. best Ma
~, r. q. Ditd. Sleepy Hollow. by l up: Mrs. Thomas
,fiuchnaii Forest Hills. beat Mrs L. C. Stocktoa,
Aisertoh Valley. by UP
second e,ght--sirs- William Chilvers. Dunvootjs
peat eat airs NJ II. Frayne. Dunwoodie by cesauit:
srs Il *. Morrow. Great Neck beatA Mrs J. A.
Ai11re. r SLEEPY Hollow. by UP and to- play
ihffu elsht'-Miss e. Pickhardt. Englsxood. best
aiss "a q. fsrre.ly. Engiewood. by default. Mr q,
J. huilen. Eaglewood beat Mrs s. Boschen Spring
A'sse. ~ UP and to play.
.fourth elgM-MrS. u. Milsbank ApawarnH bee
Nrs- H. il; Rycroft. Wyksgyl, by . up and p
pay; p Mrs r. ubelacker. Hsckensaek beat Mira y
e r,, ,.nonIson. . Ar1sta by up ard to play; -.
fnth eight--Nrs- c, Eryinhaii. Hollywood. beu
Mrs G.. s. >Materhousc. Ardsley hy up and 8 %
pay Mrs +. Zak. Wyksgyl beat Mrs. l. Iayios
Marine and Field. BY up In 81 holes.
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