The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1913, Page 15

IN MATCH ROUND FOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP as Present Title Holder Loses to Miss Painter, the West- ern Champion, 4” | te The Brening Word WILMINGTON, Dol, Oct, M.<Phiia- deliphia lost two of its contenders right off the reel this morning in the firat round of match play for the Women's National Golf Championship over the Inks of the Wilmington Country Club, Mre. FH. Elder, Overbrook Country ‘lub, was eilminated by Miss Marien Moline of New York, while Mrs, W, M. Mach of Philmont, was put out of the, running ©y Miss Mabel Hartson, the! Irieh champion. Mrs, E. 1. Fitler of the Merion Coun: y Wey Club, however, did her part toward | upholding the golfing honor of Quaker- town by defeating Mies Loutse Jtkins of Pittsburgh Thero was a great clearing of teoks amon the Canad Scott, being di ther winning, Pall Riv Mat | he tants, tito of Harvey and Mins ether and the for- <atharine Harley of ranked as a sure semifinalist, being unexpectediy de- featod by Mrs. H.R. Stockton, of Plainfeld, N. J. avd Miss Violet Pooley, | another of the Canad! MMllan Hyde, of Ni Great murprise of the morning however, Was the defeat of Mies Margaret Curtis, {h@ present American title holder, by Mine ( © Painter, of Chicago. the Western that won general ad- taking the match on the | faith Noblitt of the | Mm 3 to play, witle | ‘* Ravenscroft, also of Eng- re medal winner yee- enlay, downed Miss Frances Griscom of Pulladelpula in even easter fashion hy 6 up and 9 to play Mra. e WH. Vanderveck of the Philadelphia Cric b was on the right aide of tie winning from ! Mra A. 1 Ronsia of Matnfteld, N. J., | o play. Mrs. \. K. pitt! Afth Philadelphia rep. | by the ame score. J of Boston showed | e reckoned with as defeating Mra. Thurs | of Pittsburgh, i Ty-Champlonshiy match play Round-Mies Marion Holling, | 7 ed Mrs. F. H, Elder, | ‘tib by 7 up and 6 to euce le Horvey, Hamilton C, la, defeated Miss Florence Neott, “Harntiton C.C., Canada, 5 up and 3 to play Mra. A. L. Cahn, Century G. C., New York, defeated Mise B. A, Stockton, Cranford, 1 up. Mrs. 0, H. Witler, Merion ¢, ¢. . Oakmont C, | +» Pittsburgh, 2 up and 1 to play, Mrs. H.R. Stockton, Piainfleld, N, J., efeated Miss Katharine Harvey, Fall Mage., 2 up, Mabel Marrison, Ireland, de- | Mra. W. M. Hirech, Philmont, 6! up and 4 to play. i Mies Harriet Curtis, Boston, deteat-| fed Miss Kleanor Allen, Oakley, 3 up| and 2 to play. | Mem F.C. Colburn, Glen View, de- | feated Mrw. A. K. Dillistein, Bala, 3 up ‘and 2 rence H, Vanderbeck, Phila- | { delphi Cricket Club, defeated Mra. A, L. Rossin mtury Golf Cl Supand 2 Net Pooley, Canada, defeated Miss Lillian Hy w York, 4 up and + to play Miss Murtlel Dodd, England, defeated Aliws Edith Noble, Wilmington, 5 up and 4 to pla Mrs. Thurston Wright, Pittsburgh, 5 up and 3 to play. Miss Myria Heli Chicago, defeated Miss Millard Caverly, Philadelphia Cricket Club, 2 up an Miss Gladys Raven Mefeated Miss Frances ¢ Country Club, 6 up and 5 Migg Klaine Rosenthal. 1 to play, a to play. Chicago, feated Miss Georgianna Bishop, New de- —>— LAUREL ENTRIES. + Oct U—The ‘5 races are as follow 19a Gs 2 THIRD RAC Canvas Back ea 103; Campeon, 11 * |108 (Teahan), | Merry Lawl, Miss Fanny Osgood, Boston, defeated | |tin, third, ‘ntries vl uore THAT's axct. AeBe. ¢ mM MIM SI aiant aun Sen . + RESULTS AT LAUREL. FIRST RAG: seo ‘or m. olds; five and Nixon, 108 (Byr 7 to 10, fret; Fron to 1, 10 to 1 and 6 to 1. Ben, 106 (Waldren), 6 to 1, even, third; Time—1.10. Lillia, Small, Woodrow, Tandsticker, F cexmion also ran. and upward; one mile seventy Dr. R, L, Swarenger, 14 (Wa to 6, F to 20 aml 1 to ands. wecond; Lord I 8 to 1 and 4 to 1, third Melts, L. 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