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THE PINEHU EST OUTLOOK. 3 THE HOLLY INN COPS ! M. C. Parshall and Boy S. Durstine Take Them With Low Scores. Sixteen Players Iland in Cards Be tween Seventy-three and Eig-hty-three Field of Fifty Players. The third event in the winter's pro gram of stated handicap golf fixtures, eighteen-holes medal play, for The Hol ly Inn cups , offered for the two best net scores, was played Saturday. The field was large, over fifty participating, and the contest a close one, M. C. Parshall, of Warren, Pa (20,) won with seventy net, with Roy S. Durstine, of New York City, (16,) only one stroke behind, in seventy-one. The next sixteen players handed in cards be tween seventy-three and eighty-two, showing conclusively that some excel lent work had been done by the handi cap committee. ne aay was penect, ana tnis no doubt reduced, many of the cards six or eight strokes. The Iletailed Scores., The detailed scores were as follows : Out In Gr. Hdp Net Parshall, 42 48 90 20 70 Durstine 42 45 87 16 71 Crary II. A. 51 49 100 27 73 Wilcox, 46 54 100 25 75 Blake 48 54 102 27 75 Morton 47 47 94 18 76 McClain 48 51 99 22 77 Lockwood, 51 53 1C4 27 77 Crane 46 52 98 20 Leavitt 43 55 98 20 78 Fleming 45 49 94 15 79 Forgan 44 47 91 10 81 Bailey 47 56 103 22 81 Shiland, 50 54 104 23 81 Wilson 49 53 102 20 82 Murphy 40 50 90 8 82 McCutcheon 52 53 105 23 82 Fiske 45 52 97 15 82 Weeks 53 57 110 27 83 Steele 50 53 103 20 83 Presbrey 48 53 101 18 83 Miles 55 56 111 27 84 Mills 51 59 110 25 85 Lard 50 49 99 14 85 North 50 51 101 15 S6 Ketcham 55 57 112 25 87 Smith 50 53 103 16 87 Burroughs 54 59 113 25 88 Murdock 49 66 115 27 88 Merrill 52 62 114 25 89 Lunt 49 58 107 18 89 Crary M. D. 47 67 114 25 89 Brown 51 66 117 27 90 Hill 50 60 110 20 90 Gillett 48 57 105 15 90 King 57 63 120 25 95 Reynolds 53 64 117 19 98 Caldwell 64 61 125 27 98 Baird 54 72 126 27 99 Weiss 63 67 130 27 103 Davis (19,) Parrish (20,) Baker (12,) Briggs (27,) Keith (27,) Gildersleeve (27), no cards. The Players. The players were F, J, Bailey, Chi cago ; A. T. Leavitt, Wollaston, Mass, ; K. S. Durstine, New York City; M. II, Wilson, Cleveland, O,; G. F. Blake, Boston ; II. A, Crary, Warren, Pa. ; R. D. Reynolds, New York City ; J. B. For gan, Chicago, 111., A. Llewellin Hill, Weymouth, England ; Arthur C, Ketch am, New York City ; M. D. Crary, War ren, Pa.; Dr. T. J. King, Boston; Frank Presbrey, New York City ; II. O, Curtis Davis, New York City; J. W. Mills Boston; Dr. G. W. Murdock, Cold Springs, N. Y, ; W, G. Morton, Albany N. Y.;W. J. Fleming, Cleveland, O. J. W, Wilcox, Boston ; Carl Gildersleeve Wrarren, Penn, ; A. E. Lard, St. Joseph Mo. ; F. K. Murphy, Baltimore, Md. E. B. Lockwood, New York City; James McCutcheon, New York City; L. D Fiske, Hartford, Ct. ; W. T, Lunt, Bos ton ; R. II. Keith, Boston, Mass. ; J. M Briggs, Passaic, N. J. ; Geo. B. Smith, Wakefield, Mass.; L. Gillett, Boston; A. Shiland, New York City; T, W. Weeks, New York City ; George Baird, Washington, Pa. ; F. II. Brown, New Haven, Ct., George L. Weiss, Cleveland, O. ; J. B. Miles, New York City; M, C. Parshall, Warren, Pa.; W. S. North, Chicago, 111; C. W. Baker, New York City; C. B. Caldwell, Washington, Pa.; G. F. Steele, New York ; Capt. J. P. Crane, Woburn, Mass.; J. M. Merrill, New York City ; G. F. Parrish, Wilkes- barre, Pa, ; J. F. McClain, New York City ; H. Nelson Burroughs, Philadel phia. John M. Ward, Montclalr and Wox IIllls Golf Club Champion. The Pinehurst Outlook prints this week, the second of its series of portraits Prominent Golfers at Pinehurst with John M, Ward, champion of the Fox Hills and Montclair Golf Clubs, New Jersey, as the subject, Mr. Ward has been a frequent visitor to Pinehurst, and is enthusiastic over the course. He has been a prominent figure in the golfing circles of the coun try and for years was prominent as a base ball player in the National League. He is a steady and determined player, and a dangerous opponent, particularly at match play. SPHINX MS S13AII. Jllossoming- Shrubs and Balmy Air are Forerunners. Spring is fighting Winter hard, and blossoming shrubs, budding trees, balmy air and bright sunshine, are conclu sive proof that the battle will be short ; only a little time until the fair Goddess have driven the stern God farther North. This is particularly noticable in the foliage at the front of The Carolina, which receives the warm South sun and is protected from the winds of the North. It will only be a week or so now before this beauty and fragrance will be gen eral throughout the Village, and Spring is the most delightful season of the year here, as is attested by the crowds who gather here annually to enjoy it. A. Pocket Diary for Two Cents. C, A. Snow & Company, patent law yers, Washington, D. C, have issued a vest pocket diary which they will send to any address upon receipt of a two cent stamp, to pay cost of mailing. The diary contains a space for memoranda during every day of the year, and be sides, much useful information about se curing patents, postal rates, etc. Special Sunday Music. Miss Jessie Thompson of The Holly Inn, sings at the Union service Sunday morning. S. S. PIERCE CO., ESTABLISHED 1831 IMPORTERS AND GROCERS INCORPORATED 1894 Treniont and lleacon Sts. Copley Square. 1S5 Milk St., (Wholesale) BOSTON. Coolldg-e's Corner, IBItOOKJLIlVi:. FRANCIS BATCHELDER & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Prime Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Pork, Lard, Hams, Bacon, Etc. Proprietors of the Capitol Creameries of Vermont. Egg and Poultry Station, Fenton, Michigan. Office, and Cold Storage, Smoke Houses and Factory, 53, 55, 57, 59, 6l& 63 BLACKSTONE ST., BOSTON. Pinehurst Department Store. We carry a full line of Fancy and Heavy GROCERIES Such brands as are handled by New England Grocers The Dry Goods and Shoe Departments are complete. Stock bought in Northern Markets. Quality Standard for selection. Full line of Columbia, Saxony Floss and Germantown Yarns. A Complete Assortment of Finest llibbon and Embroidery Silk. The Latest Styles of Stationery, both Printed and Plain. GENERAL SUPPLY OF FIELD AND TRAP SMOKLESS AMMUNITION. Prices on par with New England Markets. H. B STILLINCS, - " MANAGER.
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