New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21

match started and the large gallery
assembled were getting impatient IN
see the young stars settle down n
their work.
Playing the first hole Of s55 yards
Bobby Jones was the only one of the
quartette to hole out in par, the othe,
three taking one stroke more. By The
point system this gave Jones and Mia.
Rosenthal two points, one on the hest
ball and the other on the aeyreva.s
score of to 10.
The second hole of 900 wards nc,
admirably played by Jones and Ads;,
who halved it in 3, one stroke under
par. Miss Stirling got down in par and
Miss Rosenthal in one stroke mo,e
which reduced the latter's point leads
to 1 up. The third hole was halved N
par by Jones and Adair, Miss Rosen.
thai taking and Miss Stirling a. The
gave Miss Rosenthal and Jones 4 noint
lead again of up.
Lead Cut Down Again
The fourth hole was halved in M,
ny an cACSpL MISS zkOS6Hlndl. VINO fnnt
5, cutting her point lead again down Ia
IN.
The fifth hole was won BY Adair IN
par, Miss Rosenthal and Jones ea.b
taking and Miss Stirling 5. This
squared the match on points.
The sixth, short hole of l22 ward,
all carry from tee to green, was halysi
by Jones and Adair in the par of :.
both young ladies getting into tbs
sand trap guarding the green and tax
ing 3. The seventh hole, of $50 yards.
likewise all carry from tee to green.
vas won by Adair in 8, the Others tai.
ing A. This gave Miss Stirling and
Adair the point lead by up.
Playing the dog leg eighth bole Of
Alb yards, both Adair and Jon g -.ieS
to cut the corner by playing tye. .bs
trees on their drives, and bott COS
into trouble. Adair had TO play oui
OF the rough over the trees for the
green, while Jones's ball could NOT be
found
Miss Rosenthal played straight
course and won the hole in the par OF
a.. Miss Stirling took 5 and Adair.
who had overplayed the green into the
rough, took 7.
This squared the match on points
again. In playing the ninth hole. Of
81 yards, Adair won it in 4. one
oke under par, Jones getting down
in par, while Miss Rosenthal took
and Miss Stirling Z.
Adair went out in 35, Mss Stirling
IN 40. Jones in an approximate 81 ard
Miss Rosenthal in IS, with Miss Stir.
ling and Adair leading by point at
the turn.
Tenth Hole HaIyed
The tenth hole, of PIG wards. was
halved in par by Miss Rosenthal and
Adair, Miss Sterling 'and Jones each
taking 4.
The match was squared in points on
the eleventh hole. Of 452 yards, which
was ha!ved in par by all bur Miss Stir.
ling. who took one stroke more.
The twelfth hole, of 467 yards, was
won by Jones in 4, one stroke under
par, Miss Rosenthal and Miss Stirling
each getting down in par. and Adair
taxing one stroke more. This gave
MISS Rosenthal and Jones the lead by
up. The thirteenth hole was won by
MISS Rosenthal and Jones. each holing
out IN par, the other pair each taking
4 up. ''N
The fourteenth hole, of 40 yards,
was badly played by ALL three of them
getting- down in one stroke over par,
while Miss Stirling was two strokes
over. This increased the lead of Miss
hosenthal and Jones to points
Inc fifteenth hole, OF $3.50 yards. was
won by Adair III par, the other three
Dein!g each two strokes over. 1t lowered
thelr opponents lead to points.
Jones won the short sixteenth hole in
q one stroke under par, the other three
sach taking 4, and once more lie and
MISS Rosenthal led by points. TIE
seventeenth hole was halved by Jones
and Adair in par, the ladies each taking
enc more.
Playing the eighteenth hole, of 544
yards, Adair drove out of bounds on his
1hlrd shot and gave up while Miss
hosenthal and Jones each took 6, ore
stroKe over par, and Miss Stirling pok
one stroke more. This gave Miss
Rosenthal and Jones the match by I
points, while in actual match play they
won by up, and had best ball Of "a
to 76. Par is II.
Their best ball scores werei
Miss Rosenthal and Jones.
4 4 4 4 SIS
Miss Stirling and Adair.
q 8 5 0 49,
Miss Rosenthai and Jones.
q 4 5 2 4 s-ssf
Miss Stirling and Adair.
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