New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-13
Mrs. F>ox,P aired
With C.. White,
Wins ON Links
Bobby Jones 'and Miss
Alexa Stirling Have Best
Gross Score at Nassau
Bv Raw Mccarthy

An aftermath of the national amateur
golf championship tournament was
mixed foursome at medal play handicap
yesterday on the links OF the Nassau
Country Club at Glen Cove. L. l., with
several Of the leading women players
of this section playing with members
of the English contingent and several
American amateur stars. Mrs. Charles
NJ. Fox and Gardiner White led the
field home with a score of S3-S-75.
AS might have been, and was ex-
pected. Bobby Jones and his star club
mate, Miss Alexa Stirling, had the best
the committee had also expected this
and the young Atlanta pair was started
from scratch, which left them several
strokes away from the handicap prize.
But the play Of the Georgians was
by far the best of the day. Miss Ster-
ling was hitting her shots square1y,
and these. backed up by the excellent
game of Jones. served to land them
good score Of 80. Miss Marion Hollins,
former womcn's METROPOLITAN cham
pi6n, paired with H. F. Whitney, had a
low net score of 63, as did Mrs. Fox
and White and Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin
F Feitner. Mrs Feitner is the present
women's metropolitan title holder who
10 pClAR given SCI iCuS COuSlOSIdIlOI LOT
national honors.
Roger Wethered. the English player,
was paired with Mrs. C. B. Smithers.
and went around in IS. A handicap of
six strokes gave this pair net score
of 70. Lord Charles Hope, of England,
played around with the Philadelpha
lumnary, Miss Mildred Caverly, their
score being $3.50, while Cyril
Tolley. British amateur champion,
brought up the rear of the list, with
91-4-87.
The summary:
Mrs Chnrles NJ. Fox and Card
Mis- Marion Rollins and II. F
Mr.. ana Mrs quentin r. Fe,:atr So 5-.s
Mrs G. " Eanderbeck and J.
Mrs: G b smithers and Roger
Wethored Observation-Disclosures. SIS SO
Miss Miidrnd Caverly and Lord
~ Ch4r!Hs Hope. ............... So $50
Mrs Philip Boyer and :. David
son Heron. ..........s ST. $50
Mrs. H. +. Whitney and F. S.
\, Douh AZ ................... So SIS /
Mss A!cxa Stirling and Robert
Miss Rosamond Sherwood and
Eercy Pyno ........... 93--l0-93
Mrs J. Reinwich and c. l.. TIT
Mrs, J; H Alexandrc ana +. NJ. ''-11-F-
Mrs T. c, Auchincloss and j. f.
Mrs. J. Rose and j. n Stearns ir s .
Mrs. j. +. Davis and Cyril IT.
Mrs. g b. Barnes ana j. F. 81 4-s7
Mrs G; 81 Heckschcr and H. K.
b. Davis ..............o o. 40
This will be an exceedingly bnsc
week tor golfers in this section. The
annual invitation meet of the Siwanov
cluo VIII get under way to-day with a
record held competing, including p
great number of the leading amateur
players who took part in the nationa,
tourney last week The Siwanov
tournament is always popular one
not only because of the field it draws
but because the course is one of the
best in the Metropolitan district The
players will qualify to-day and the
slxteens will start match tomorrow
the meet finishing on Wednesday,
Tomorrow the annual seniors
wants course at Rye. This meet for
players who have passed the half cen
fury mark in age also has a record
entry list this year. Beginning Thurs
day the Morris County Club, of New
Jersey will hold q three-day tourney.
and on Saturday will have Bobby Jone
and Chick Evans meet the English
stars, Harry Vardon and Ted Ray, in
a best ball match as an added attrac
ton.
The winners Of the finals for Che
verous trophies at the Fox Hills Golf
Club were announced yesterday as fol-
lows: John Hardie trOphy ! Harold
Spots; ]. I. Grady trophy, NJ. Flana-
gan; A. D. McManus trophy, II. B.