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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK.
WiiieliursflitloD
Published Friday, Twenty-five Weeks
in the year, at
Pinehurst, Moore County, North Carolina,
(Founded by James W. Tufts.)
'Leonard Tufts, Publisher.
Herbert L. Jillson, Editor.
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Three Cents a Copy.
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Entered in the Post Office at Pinehurst, N. C, as
Second Class Mail Matter.
(Copyright 1902.)
FJIIUAY, A Pit 1 1. 3, 1003.
The past week has been a notable
one in the history of Pinehurst, for with
a single bound, the annual United North
and South amateur championship tourna
ment takes its place, not only as the
leading event of its kind in the South
and the event of the winter, but one of
the important contests of the year.
Never before in the history of amateur
golf have a series of more interesting
matches been played, and the Beckwith
Ward match justly ranks and unques
tionably stands as one of the prettiest,
cleanest contests ever seen anywhere.
Interest was not confined to the Vil
lage and the South alone, but has ex
tended throughout the country as well,
and telegraphic stories of the tourna
ment in its various stages have occupied
prominent positions in the leading dailies
of the country, the New York Herald,
New York Sun, New York Times, New
York Commercial Advertiser, Boston
Transcript, and Boston Herald, among
them Associated Press dispatches have
covered the entire country, and the eyes
of the golfing world are notv turned
toward Pinehurst with new interest and
new understanding. The prospect for
the future is a very pleasant one.
AN JUVENINC OF FAllEWEXXS.
Good-Byes at The Cedars in Which
Smilea and Tears Mingled.
The family feeling, which is such a
delightful feature of life at The Cedars,
was especially emphasized last week by
a farewell reception to Mrs, George
White, son and daughter, of Bridgeport,
Ct., on the eve of their departure, after
the winter here. It was an informal
home gathering, and the hours sped mer
rily away in jest, song and story.
Light refreshments were served by a
committee of women of which Mrs. W.
F. Robinson, of Portsmouth, N. II., was
chairman. The evening closed with the
singing of "Auld Lang Syne," the com
pany rising and joining hands.
As Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hoe and
Miss Roe, of Elmira, N. Y., Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Underhill, of Portsmouth,
N. II., and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Underhill,
and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Underhill, of
Winthrop, Mass., were soon to leave,
they also shared in the evening which
will linger in memory as an occasion in
which smiles and tears mingled.
Women's Championship Replete with
Close and Interesting Matches.
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(:t.; Mrs. Wm. West, Camden Golf Club,
Camden, N. J. ; Miss Bridges, West Tar
boroGolf Club, Tarboro, N. C; Mrs.
George C. Dutton, Oakley Country
Club, Watertown, Mass.; Mrs. C. D.
Little, Oakley Country Club, Water
town, Mass,
The Scores In Detail.
The detailed scores of the qualification
rounds were as follows :
Out In Gro. Ildp. Net
Miss Powers x 51 51 102 - 6 96
Mrs. Paterson t 48 53 101 0 101
Miss Bradbury 3 58 59 117- 8 109
Mrs. Fay 60 64 124 14 110
Mrs. West, 67 70 127 16 111
Mrs. Dana " 68 68 136 18 118
Miss E. Check . 62 74 136 18 118
Miss Browne 62 74 136 16 120
Mrs. Little 4 59 62 121- 0 121
Miss Wirth 63 70 133 6 127
Miss M. Eleanor Freeman (12), Miss
Page (9), Miss Bridges (16), Mrs. Dut
ton (3), withdrew; Mrs. Ketcham (10),
Miss J. Check (18), no cards.
Note Qualified for the match play
rounds.
QUALIFICATION ROUNDS !
(Continued from third page)
Jersey; Russell Wiggins, Orange Coun
ty Golf Club, Middletown, N. Y. ; Geo.
A. Mosher, Troy Golf Club, Troy, N. Y. ;
L. A. Hamilton, Englewood Golf Club,
New Jersey; A. H. Houston, Palm
Beach Golf Club, Florida ; W, B, Chap
man, Bradford, Pa. ; A. B. Garrett, Phil
adelphia ; J. B. Shea, Allegheny Coun
try Golf Club, Pittsburg, Pa. ; M. C.
Parshall, Warren Golf Club, Warren,
Pa.; S. M. Hamill, Philadelphia Golf
Club, Philadelphia, Pa. ; D. McK. Lloyd,
Pittsburg Golf Club, Pittsburg, Pa.; L.
D. Davis, Erie Golf Club, Erie, Pa.; F.
K. Murphy, Elkridge Golf Club, Balti
more, Md. ; I. C. Bates Dana, Hillahdale
Golf Club, Stamford, Ct.; R. L. Titus,
East Coast Golf Club, Florida; Philip
H. Sawyer, Algoma Country Club, Osh
kosti, Wis. ; Charles E. Harrison, Paw
tucket Golf Club, Pawtucket, R. I, ; W.
H. Cady, Commonwealth Golf Club,
Newton, Mass. ; L. O. Crane, Wollaston
Golf Club, Wollaston, Mass. ; George C.
Dutton, A. J. Wellington, Oakley Coun
try Club, Watertown, Mass.; C. L,
IJecker, Woodland Golf Club, Boston,
Mass. ; T. Sterling Beckwith, Cleveland
Golf Club, Cleveland, O. ; M. H, Wilson,
Euclid Golf Club, Cleveland, O. ; H. A.
Fuller, Country Club, Cleveland, O. ; A.
E. Lard, St. Joseph Golf Club, St.
Joseph, Mo. ; W. S. North, Riverside
Golf Club, Chicago; A. Llewellin Hill,
Weymouth Golf Club, Weymouth,
England ; E. J. Bender, Mount Vernon
Golf Club, Mount Vernon, N. C. ; H.
Charles Bridges, W. L. Bell, West Tar
boro Golf Club, Tarboro, N. C. ; Charles
Hansell, Westfield Golf Club, New Jer
sey ; P. II. Mayo, Hermitage Golf Club,
Richmond, Va. ; W. L. Maltby, Royal
Golf Club, Montreal, Canada; J. E.
Rumbough, Asheville Golf . Club, Ashe
ville, N. C.; R. H. Keith, Watertown,
Mass,, J. F. Keane, Bridgeport, Ct. ; Roy
Wellman, Marion Golf Club, Marion,
Ind. ; F. C. Robertson, New Haven Golf
Club, New Haven, Ct. ; J. H. Williams,
Jr., Crescent Athletic Club, Brooklyn,
N. Y ; Roy S. Durstine, Lawrenceville
Golf Club, Lawrenceville, N. J. ; H. K.
S. Williams, O. H. Shepard, J. A. Top
ping, G. S. Robinson, J. A. Lynch.
AN AMATEUR RECORD !
Beckwith Makes Remarkable Round in
Open Tournament
With Card of Seventy-one Profen
Hlonal Donald X. lloss Easy Win
ner of Tournament With One
Hundred and Forty-Seven.
The closing and a special feature of
the United North and South champion
ship tournament was an open thirty-six
hole medal-play event Wednesday, in
which many of the players in the tourna
ment and a number of prominent profes
sionals participated. The event was
made of unusual interest by the fact that
Beckwith, the 1903 champion, reduced
the amateur record of the course on his
afternoon round, making a seventy-one,
which equals the professional record re
cently established by Professional Donald
J. Ross.
Beckwith's card is remarkable because
it shows no "fluke" shots. There are
six threes, but not a single two, and had
a short six-foot putt been holed on the
thirteenth hole and a long putt which
rimmed the cup and lay dead on the
eighteenth, the card would have been
sixty-nine.
Excellent golf and a cool head are two
things accountable for this remarkable
record, Beckwith's drives were long
and straight and his approaching little
short of phenomenal. In addition to
this several splendid putts were made.
The story of the great round is clearly
told in the following detailed card.
Out 34353454 435
In 43345453 53671
This score is nine under bogey and it
lowers the record made by Vardon and
which held for many years, two strokes.
The existing amateur records for the
course are a seventy-three for E. A. Free
man, made in play with Mrs. M. D. Pat
erson recently; seventy-five for F. C.
Reynolds, made early in March in play
with F. J. Bailey ; seventy-six made by
C. II. Bartlett of Springfield, Mass.,
made in tournament play in 1902. J.
G. Thorpe of Boston, and several others
hold records for seventy-seven.
Rom Winn Tournament.
The tournament was won easily by
Professional Donald J. Ross with a card
of one hundred and forty-seven, rounds
of seventy-three and seventy-four, with
Professional J. A. Jolly, New York city,
second with one hundred and fifty-one,
and Alex Ross third with one hundred
and fifty-five. Beckwith tied with Pro
fessional Alex II, Findlay, Boston, for
fourth place and took the cup offered for
the best amateur score. John M, Ward
of the Fox Hills Golf Club, the runner
up to Beckwith in the championship,
finished fifth with one hundred and sixty
one.
There were purses for the three best
professional scores.
The Participants
The participants were: T. Sterling
Beckwith, Cleveland Golf Club, Cleve
land, Ohio ; N. B. Burr, Garden City
Golf Club, Garden City, N. J. ; W. L.
Maltby, Royal Golf Club, Montreal,
Canada; L. O. Crane, Wollaston Golf
Jub, Wollaston, Mass.; I. C. Bates
Dana, Hillandale Golf Club, Stamford,
Conn.; Alex Ross, Pinehurst and the
Oakley Country Club,, Watertown,
Mass.; A. J. Wellington, Oakley Coun
try Club, Watertown, Mass. ; Donald J.
Ross, Pinehurst Club and the Oakley
Country Club, Watertown, Mass. ; Alex
II. Findlay, Boston, Mass.; George O
Dutton, Oakley Country Club, Water
town, Mass. ; F. J. Bailey, Chicago ; C,
E. Harrison, Pawtucket Golf Club,
Pawtucket, R. I. ; O. L. Becker, Wood
land Golf Club, Boston, Mass. ; C. E.
Thorne, Owasco Golf Club, Albany, N.
Y. ;J. M. Peacock, St. Andrews Golf
Club, St. Andrews, New Brunswick; F.
C. Robertson, New Haven Golf Club,
New Haven, Ct. ; George Merritt, Or
mond, Fla. ; John M, Ward, Fox Hills
Golf Club, Stateu Island; F, C. Rey
nolds, Essex County, Country Club,
Orange, N. J; ; J. A. Jolly, New York
city; P. II. Mayo, Hermitage Golf Club,
Richmond, Va. ; J. H. Hamill, Philadel
phia Golf Club, Philadelphia; Roy S.
Durstine, Lawrenceville Golf Club,
Lawrenceville, N. J. ; J. D. Teller, New
York city ; L. A. Hamilton, Englewood
Golf Club, New Jersey ; J. II. Williams,
Crescent Athle.tic Club, Seabright,
N.J.
The Score in Detail.
Out In Gro. Out In Gro. Total
KossD.J.V 33 40 73 35 39 74 147
Jolly 35 42 77 37 37 74 151
Rosa Alex 39 42 81 38 36 74 155
Beckwith 40 48 88 35 36 71 159
Findlay V 40 42 82 39 38 77 159
Ward 36 42 78 42 41 83 161
Reynolds 41 43 84 40 39 79 163
Becker 38 45 83 43 39 82 165
Dutton 44 44 88 34 43 78 166
Merritt 38 49 87 42 44 86 173
Peacock p 42 45 87 41 45 86 173
Thorne 40 46 86 44 44 88 174
Hamilton 40 47 87 42 46 88 175
Maltby 42 49 91 43 42 85 176
Wellington 44 47 91 38 50 88 179
Dana 46 48 94 39 46 85 179
Mayo 49 54 103 55 57 112 215
Teller 55 55 110 55 66 121 231
Burr, Bailey, Harrison, Robertson,
Hamill, Durstine, Williams, no cards.
WhiNt at The lBerkdhire.
The prize winners at the weekly whist
party at The Berkshire were : Mr. and
Mrs. R. R. Perkins, New York city, and
Miss Helen K. Spofford, Groveland,
Mass. The affair was arranged by Mrs.
R, S. Miller, Philadelphia, and Miss
Mary Cahill, Worcester, Mass.
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