The New York herald., 1921-06-19
no FAIR GOLFERS
TO PLAY FOR TITLE
Fine Field Will Start TO-m0r-
row in Metropolitan Cham
pionship at Nassau.
MRS.O. F. FEITNER ABROAD
Absence of Last Years Winner
Leaves the Crown Await
ing a New Claimant.
MRS.o. F. FEITNER ABROAD
by KERR N. PETR


Association beginning tomorrow and
running for the greater part of the week
over the links OF the Nassau Country
Club at Glen Cove, J.. /. This means
that with intervals of five minutes be-
tween the pairs it will take the starters
four hours to get the field away on the
qualifying round. With the first couple
driving off at 80 O'Clock. the last pair
will not leave until 80. However. as
the qualifying test is over eighteen holes
ONLY the women do not have to give
consideration as to an eligibility list just
yet
Numbers considered. the tournament
is to be one of the best ever held by the
w NJ G.. A. Unfortunately several OF
the leading players OF the district.
notably Mrs Quentin f. Feitner the
champion; Miss Marion Holins, former
titleholder: Mrs. Z. E. Dubois of Bal
tisrol and Miss Rosamond Sherwood of
St Georges, T.. L. have not yet re-
turned from Europe and therefore will
not be seen in action this year.
The absence of a defending champion
always is a matter for regret. For
tunately all the women's golf in the
metropolitan district Is not confined to
the four players mentioned. and. despite
their absence, some who saw the way
the New York women battled with
depleted ranks at Brookliue. Mass, re-
Gently both in the Eastern championship
and tri-city Griscom cup matches ven-
ture the opinion that the golf about to
be shown at Nassau will be on as high
plane as ever it has been in the wom-
ems metropolitan championship.
Former Champions Entered.
A glance through the list of entries
discoses the names OF several high class
opponents Of the driving. pitching and
putting art. At least two former ma
tional champions are i'm the field, Miss
Georgianna NJ. Bishop of Brooklawn and
Englewood and Mrs. II. Arnold Jackson
OF Greenwich Then there is Mrs. w. A
Gavin. who was runner up both in 1915
and again in 1919 for the national title,
and two of the four who were in the
semi-final bracket of the blue ribbon
event at Belmont Springs in 1916 Mrs
Thomas Hucknall of Forest Hill and
Mrs. c. c. Auchinloss of Piping Rock
That the women are ready for this
weeks competition they demonstrated to
the satisfaction of all by their play in a
medal handicap tournament over the
championship links the other day, when
no less than eight of the field bettered
so strokes for the round and the two
leaders. Mrs. Gavin and Mrs. Jackson,
tied for the low gross prize at IS. each
going out in 40 and coming home in AS
Dn tndl OCCASION tne NASSAU Inks was
found to be dry and fiery. giving a long
roll TO the ball from the tee and through
the green Rain which has fallen since
that event may have slowed up the
course slightly. However the moisture
must also have had the effect of slowing
down the green's so that whatever ad-
vantage the fair ones are likely to lose
In one respect they will gain in another.
Following are the pairings and start
Ing times for the qualifying round to-
morrow morning:
93o-Mrs. T. c. Koemple Glen Ridge. and
Mrs. c. +. Murname. Glen Ridge.
pO,-Mrs. W. Is. Case. Glen Ridge, and
Mrs. C. Smith. Glen Ridge.
q:1O-Miss r. Selick, Glen Ridge. and Miss
c. Murdoch. Glen Ridge
a1J-Mrs. w. w. Hine. Nassau. and Miss A
Marsh. Glen Ridge.
e2O-Miss c. Whitney, Nassau. and Miss NJ
p:o5-Mrs. c. III. Goddard. Sound View, and
Mrs. r. II. Guggenheim. Engineers
9;S0-Mrs. A. Mcdonald Cherry Valley. and
Mrs. n. A. Guggenheim Engineers.
o:S5-Miss NJ. conroy. Fox Hills, and Mrs
H. y. Salmon. Glen Ridge.
a.40-Mrs. &. Fair. Nassau, and Mrs. A. NJ
Nowak,h Sound View.
o;4..Mrs; J F.. churlo. Engineers an'
pJ0-Mrs. 1. V. Brundage, ST. Adams, and
Mrs. ~ Pitou. st. Adams.
9o5.Mrs A. NJ Garland, Engineers ant
Mrs. G. A. Bcckstein. Marine and Field
10:O0-Mrs. A. G. Parks. ST. Adams, an,
Miss NJ. Murray. ST. Adams.
lo:o1-Mrs. l.. w. DeNansney. Glen Ridge
and Miss q. Farrely Englewood.
io:io-Mrs. II. +. Grattan. Sound View, ant
Mrs. n. G. Phpps. Piping Rock.
io.l3-Mrs; a. Taylor. Iiackensack. and Mrs
u. 7. Eshweige. Englewood.
io;so-Mrs. j. u. Drake, Morris County an
Mrs. T. n. Donohue. Montclair
Io:23-Mrs. l.. S. Hind. Piping Rock. AM
10;30-Mrs. G. Bishop. Englewood. and Mrs
!. T.. Davis. Piping Rock.
io;3s-Mrs. \. A. Jackson. Greenwich, an
Miss y. Airey, Greenwich.
i0iU-Mrs. w. A. Gavin, Belleclaire. an
Mrs. q. NJ. lIeckscher. Piping Rock
io;nMrs Z s.i,n nScknall, i,oI,oyooa Eores, H' an
i050-Mrs. G. Norris, Piping Rock. and Mrs
C. y. Smithers. Piping Rock.
oSMfs Mrs T. benjamin. & SnlEsrs Century 4a%y'0'' al"
Mrs. +. stevenson. Piping Rock
II OJ-Mrs. j. J. Thomson. Siwanoy, an
1i:io-Mrs. l. Richards. Jr.. Nassau. an
Mrs p. ingalls,. Essex County.
Mrs s. A. Herzor. Oak Ridge
II ;20-Mrs. G. Runyon, Jr.. Nassau. an
Mrs. +. Enos. Englewood.
II .2J-Mrs. j. II. Lapham, Apawamis, an
Mrs. J. w. Mccoy. Essex County.
II .3o-Mrs. y. $. Knapp. westbrook. an
Mrs. A. X: Toeree. Nassau
II .3J-Mrs. r. y. Hursh. st. Albans, an
Mrs. G. n. Morrison. ST Albans.
~ .io-Mrs. T. r. Mendelsohn. Oak Ridge
and Miss j. Brcdt, Essex County.
II .4j-Mrs. ]. iIlll. Oak Ridge. and Miss
Walburn, Fox Hills.
n .5o--Mrs. 8. s. Laird. wykagyl and Mrs
J. G. Barclay, Iiackensack.
~ .5J-Miss l.. Witherbee, Hackensack an
Mrs. G.. G. Spanier. ST. Aibans.
ie .oo-Mrs. c. =. uebelacher. iIackenssck
and Mrs. +. +. Sanford Essex County.
~ .O5-Mrs. NJ. ". Frayne, Dunwoodie, an
Mrs. NJ. D. Paterson. Knollwood
ic .fO--Mrs j. Macfadean. Forest Park. an
Mrs. }. a. Clark Piping Rock
4 lac -
NJ 6. DeCosta, Dunwoodie.
ie .20--Mrs. +. de G. Sullivan. Nassau an
Mrs. n. Hilton Englewood
~ .2J-Mrs. v. buckley. Engineers. and Mrs
T. Brown, Knickerbocker.
~ .3O--Mrs. G. c. Auchlncioss. Piping Rock
and Mrs. G.. r. Baker. Piping Rock.
ic .3J-Miss II. Bowman. Plainfeld, and Mrs
q. X. Marrow. Flushing
i1 .40-Mrs. g. Fowler. Ealtusro. and Mrs
n. Hammer. Flushing.
ic .iJ--Mrs. +. ~. Ryan. Baltusrol. and Mrs
~ Ceddes, Piping Rock
~ .50--Miss r. Hardin, Bsitnsrol. and Mrs
". lie c. Roome Piping Rock.
~ .5s-Mrs. Boschen. Spring Lake. and Mrs
Spencer Waters. Baitusroi.
0c-Mrs. l.. Blake, Baltusrol. and Mrs
Phillip Boyer Piping Rock
.Oae-Mrs G. r. waterhouse, Ardsey. an
Mrs E wild. Fair,iew.
iif0-Mrs. VI. G. Chlckering. Shinnecoc
KILLS. and Mrs. w. !. Seaman. Richmond
f,fh Mira q. 8 Studerel, Ardsley. and Mis-
~. A. Irving. Richmond
i-J-Niss A. stewart, Sound View. and Mis-
a. 6. Stoncham. Sound View.