The sun., 1919-03-23
PINEHURST WOMEN
AFTER GOLF TITLE
Qualifying Round Furnishes
Many Upsets, Leadership
Subject to a Tie.
MRS. vANDERBECK QUITS
Special Despatch to THE SUE.

Special Despatch to THE sus.
PINEHuRsr, N. c.. March IA feld
OF sixty-two players took part in the
qualifying round Of the North and South
championship tournament for women on
the No. . course at Pinehurst to-day.
Mrs. Clarence H. va,derbeck OF Phila-
delphia led the fieid by a margin Of six
strokes with IS, but as the former ma
tional champion had to go North to-
night, she withdrew and left the award
OF the qualifying medal subject to the
play OFF of tie at 81 between Mrs.
Ronald II. Barlow of Philadelphia and
burg, present holder of the title.
Mrs vanderbeck's card:
fn............. 1855 e-ts-sS
Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. Barlow each took
on the first hole and a 6 on the sec
ond, Mrs. Barlow reaching the turn in
4s, while Mrs. Huri took ~ to go out
Coming in Mrs. Barlow overcame her
disadvantage of strokes by playing
the last nine holes in ~ to Mrs. Hprd's
~. Mrs. ]. r. Price Of the Oakmont
Club finished in 90 and was followed by
Miss Sarah Fownes OF Oakmont.
Mrs. John d. Chapman of Greenwich
and Mrs. Myra Helmer Pritchard. a
former Western champion, all tied at ~.
Miss Elaine ". Rosenthal. the Western
champion. who was expected to finish
with the leaders encountered hard go
ing all the way and tied for last place
in the first eight at %. with Mrs. ]. NJ
6cammell OF the Baltimore Country
Club. a former North and South cham
pion,
The uncertainties Of medal rounds IL
we'll illustrated by the fact that yester-
day, playing In q four BAH match. Miss
Rosenthal covered the course In I'll.
30 and Mrs. Hurd In s9-4s. 50, while
Mrs vanderbeck finished with a 90.
Miss Eleanor =. Chandler of Philadel-
phia and Miss Kate Bowman of Phila-
delphia. who were expected to make the
nrst division. went over the 100 mark
ana qualified for the second eight. Mrs
J. W. Turnbull Of Philadelphia, who has
played in the eighties moro than once
this week, took los to-day and dropped
to the third eight by the luck Of the
draw.
Merton. 4s. &s-s1: Mrs J. " Hurd, West
moreiand: ~. t7-s1; Mrs.J. r. Price Oak
mont %cn,; ~. 'sns'; Ms. Sarah rowne.
man. Greenwich. 4s. is-eI: Miss Elaine
Wr. R9'e IT Rayislos - .:-ss snd
Second Eight-Mrs. H. c. Smith, North
Hills. ~. $500; Miss Eleanor T. Chand-
ryn L. Bomann. Piainneid, -, 64-io3
Mrs.. II. H. ,Raekham. Detroit. g, 500.
Mrs. J: D: Armstrong. Buffalo, IS. s7-lo5
Mrs J.. d, Hathaway, KAnswaks, Mon
Jsnesville. IS. sl-loe ana Mrs William
Third EiEht.-Mrs; J. W. .Turnbuli.
ss %sT.h ioi ,os M Mr. Pop pdI
Hills. lo7; Mr.. z: H. Ware. White Marsh.
Ios; Mis-. Louise B. Elkin.. .o.kmont. ios /:
Mrs. /. r. Adams philadelphia. ios. and
Fourth Eisht--Mrs. H C Philbrick.
Brae Burn. 100; Mrs. e. v. Murphy. Aroni-
mink. ITO; Miss Louise Patterson, Plain
III; MI. F. s. Panforth, North Fork.
lls; Mrs. c. d. Barrows. Portland. iI5;
Mrs. r.. J. Breed. swampscott, 1ls: Mrs
K Boyd Morrow Baltimore, us.
fax. ll7 Miss D. Thompson. Rooklsnd.
III: Miss Claudia @. Fink. Punxsutawney,
u; Mrs H., d; Sexton Brooklyn. iiS:
Miss winifred '. cailon. canos brook
lao: Miss Katharine Keep, Lockport, i2o !;
Mrs. Dickinson Biahop. Dowaigisc. 11l.
Sixth Eight-Mrs. Peter Boyd. Phlladel-
ingtOn:. 1913; Mra Nat Hurd. Pittsburs,
i24 Miss Marion r Hanrahan. Bingham
ton, 12.: Mrs. I. N. Devausney, Mont
Is; Mrs, Il +. quincy. Pelham Mans!.
l26: Mrs. II. H Van Cleef Duchess. 1875.
Seventh Eisht-Mrs John Shepherd, Jr.,
Boston, 1877; Mrs. r. c. Blanche, Mont
la; Mrs. A wsnek. Bayside. III; Miss
Carolyn Bogart. Moore County. las; Miss
Harriette F. MCGUIRE. Brae Burn. 1873 Mrs
J. H Ford. Pittsburg Field. lil: Mra C.
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