The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
1O4 FAIR GOLFERS
ENTER TITLE MEET
Three Canadians in Field to
Play for American Honors
at Cleveland.
MISS STIRLING DEFENDS
Champion Draws Mrs. Caleb
f. Fox as Partner in Quail
flying Round Monday.
BY KERR n. PETRIE.

BY KERR n. PETRIE.
That British invasion having f. led
TO n1aterialize it will be left to sever al
Canadian players 10 supply the inter-
national flavor in the women's golf
Championship of the United States
which is to be decided over the May
field links In Cleveland next week
While up to the last 1t had been con-
fidently expected that at least Miss
Molly Grffiths of the British party
named early in the season as certain
TO try for the American title would
be here her name does not appear on
the list of entries for the Mayfield
tourney issued yesterday by w y.
Nanderpool. secretary of the United
States Golf Association, and IL now
looks as If she also can be eliminated
rs a possible contender
Miss Griffths was the runner up to
Miss Letch in this years British
women's championship. Moreover she
was the player who defeated Miss
Marion Hollins of Westbrook, l.. l.,
both in that tourney and in the French
Championship played later
This time there are 10i entries for
the national women's championship. the
great bulk of these being supplied by
the middle West Among the metropoli-
tan stars whose names are missing are
Mrs Quentin F. Feitner of South Shore,
metropolitan titleholder; Mrs. II. Arnold
jackson of Greenwich. twice winner OF
the national crown. and Mrs. Thomas
Hucknall of Forest Hill.
New York's Best Bets.
Mrs. W. A. Gavin of Belleclaire and
Miss Hollins appear to be New Nork's
two best bets this year. Others of the
metropolitan district entered are Miss
Margaret Wolf of Sunningdale. Mrs. G..
Maurice Heckscher of Piping Rock,
Miss Adele Marsh of Glen Ridge, Miss
Louise Paterson of Plainfield. Mrs. G.
X Morrow of Flushing and Mrs. A. s.
Rossin of the Century Country Club.
Everything considered. this is not a
very Impressive representation for the
metropolitan district to send, but even
so, IL is so very much superior to that
which once proud Boston will have at
Mayfield as TO leave no room for COM
parison.
Time was when Massachusetts had
matters In the championship pretty
much her own way. In next weeks
event the only starter from that sec
ton viii be Miss Eleanor w Allen of
Oakley.
The Canadian entry consists of Mrs.
c. F. Armstrong of Royal ottawa, Miss
Edith Baud of Halifax end Miss Fife
Nesbitt of Hamilton. OF this trio Miss
Baud undoubtedly Is the strongest.
She was semi-finalist in the Canadian
championship last week. but as she was
defeated ard 4 by Miss Alexa Stirling
the American titleholder, her appear
ance at Mayfeld need occasion no un-
easiness In the ranks of the home
players.
For the qualifying round Miss Stirling
has been paired with Mrs. Caleb f.
Fox of Huntington Valley. These two
will drive off at 1880 whereas the last
couple Is scheduled to start at 2:15.
Mrs. w. A. Gavin will be Che first of
the metropolitan group on the tee She
leaves in the fourth couple at 1918
with Miss Marjorie Edwards of Mid
lothian. The pairings and starting
times:
1o-Mis H. c. Mexican, Shaker Heights.
and Mrs. Robert A. Ross. Beresford. 10: COS
Miss Elizabeth Klotz, Indian Hill. 1910
Mrs. Carl blossom, Cleveland. and Mrs
irfswold Wilson. Mayfield. l0:15--Miss
Marjorie Edwards Midlothian. and Mrs w
A. Gavin. Beileciaire 1o:ao-Mrs. Paul
Isennhoff westwood, and Mrs. Fred Let's,
Jr.. .onwentsia 10;25.Mrs. Lee seIover
Youghiogheny. 1O:3o-Mrs G. X Fraiey,
fuffalo, and Mrs. Alexander Printz. Oak
wood l0:35-Mrs. j. r.. Price. oakmont
T0:40-Mrs. Dorothy McGiverin, Detroit and
Jrs Amos Barron, Cleveland. 10:45-Mrs
robert Bonner. Buffalo. and Mrs. Harold
renee. westwood. and Mrs. w. A. Gardner
buffalo. 10:55-Miss Louise Elkins, Oak
mont. and Miss Nancy Gardner, Buffalo.
ff--Miss Lottie Large. Buffalo, and Miss
Jeanette Kinney. Cleveland
Charles Frailey. Chevy Chase. and Miss Lucy
Green. Cleveland. II :i0-Mrs. Henry Lund
gunningdale. 11:15-Miss Margaret Ney.
Cleveland. and Miss Dorothy Klotz. Indian
viii. 11:20-Mss Sara Fownes, Oakmont.
and Mrs. David Gaut. Memphis. II 25-Mrs
4. X. Bnistein. Bala. and Miss Bessie Fem
portlands II 30-Mrs. Robert Reid. West
wood. and Miss Louise Patterson, Plainfield
Hrs. ]. NJ. Hodges. Memphis. 1i:4o-Mrs. E.
r. HARDWOOD. Olympia Fields. and Mrs. Rob-
Ncrt 9. Greenlease. Hlilcrest II 45--Mrs r.
Is Hubbard Buffalo. and Mrs. Melvin Jones'
GAlen Oak. 1f50-Miss Marion Hollins. West
bfook. and Mrs. Clarence vanderbeck
fierion. II :55-Mlss Gertrude Taylor. Shaker
I;eights, and Mrs. stunrt Pritchard. Mid
f2:oo-Mrs. Thurston Wright. Allegheny. and
Mes Frances Hadfleld. Blue Mount. IL :05-
Mrs. G.. Maurice Heckscher, Piping Rock
md Miss Helen Tillotson. Inverness. 1910
Mrs. w. -. Becker. Westwood. and Miss
Adele Marsh. Glen Ridge. 12:15-Mrs. Alex
l.
luther NJ. Kennett. Coronado. f2:20-Miss
Frances Stock. Shaker Heights, and Mrs ~
c. Mather. Portage II 25-Miss Eleanor W.
Allen, Oakley, and Mrs. @. X. Morrow.
Flushing. 12:3o-Mrs J. w. Turnbull,
Philadelphia and Mrs. John Heron, Port
rge. i2.3rs-Miss Dorothy Tighbe Midioth-
ian. and Miss Glennh Collect. Metaoomet.
~ ;sn-Mrs. ] Y. Gilmore. Detroit, and Mrs.
Ward ~. JACKSON Cleveland. 12;45-Mrs.
w. ". Duff. Oalsmont. and Miss r. Kellogg
indian I'M. 70 :5o-Mrs. Mabel r. Smith,
IN kmonf and Mrs. J. V. Hurd. Oakmont.
70 :55-Mrs f. G. Newcomer. Mayfield and
Miss Dorothy Richards Mayfieid
.00-Mrs. !. a. Krider. Shaker Heights
md Mrs. Alfred Rossini Century. 1.n5
Mrs. Thomas Mann, Buffalo. and Miss
Grace J. Williams. Park Club. i.in--
urs. r. w. TORI. Olympia Fields and Mrs
w G. nenisou. Shaker Heights. f15-Mrs
Charles VI. Daniels. Buffalo and Miss May
reii Philadelphia Cricket i2O-Mrs. Ken
roth wick Cleveland, and Miss Marjorie
rord T1orsmoor. 25-Mrs. Taylor Nc
curdy stratton Heights. and Mrs. Harry
Knox Shaker Heights. :30Miss AleNa
stirling. Atlanta Athletic, and Mrs. Caleb r.
Fox Huntingdon Valley. ! ;35r-Miss Dorothy
funch, Cleveland. and Mrs. Nora Gowan
gtoho Calumet ! .1o-Mlss Mildred Cavery
ln,llndeirhin, and Miss Edith Cummings
nrYtventsia. :45-Miss Evelyn Humiston.
cleveland, and Mrs. Mildred Gates Chaplin,
f,uffaio I .iO--Mra. G. =. Armstrong. Royal
Ottawn, and Miss Edith Baud Halifax
4 .5rp-Mrs. Hayden Eames. Cleveland, and
sf-4 Ronald ". Barlow. Merton.
2.OO--Nrs I'm Baker, Shaker Heights. and
Mrs Roy Williams, Mayfield 2.01-Mrs.