I IVW r lr wm iM&zm PINEHURST, MOORE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. BRILLIANT OPENING! Special Tournament Arranged to Start Formal Golf Fixtures. W Prominent Amateur front Many Pa rtm of the Country Will I'm-ticipate--The Program 'TT'IIE golf season here is to be given an exceptionally brilliant and early opening with a special scratch match play tournament, open to all amateurs the United North and South Amateur Championship Tournament to be held here in April. Play will begin Wednesday with two eighteen hole, medal play, scratch, qual ifying rounds, for qualification as fol lows : BEST SIXTEEN FOR PINEHURST CUP. SECOND SIXTEEN FOR CAROLINA CUP. THIRD SIXTEEN FOR HOLLY INN CUP. FOURTH SIXTEEN FOR BERKSHIRE CUP. Note. If more than sixty-four play ers take part, additional cups will be presented for each additional sixteen. A gold medal will be given for the lowest score in the preliminary round. offered for the best net score and a silver medal for the second best. A gold medal will be presented for the best gross score. No player, however, can take both the best net and best gross score prizes. All entrants must state their club handicap. ENTERTAINMENT PLANS. The Management of the Village is making special plans for the entertain ment of the visitors, and numerous very pleasant informal social features will be provided, the most important of which will be a hop at The Holly Inn. NINE UNDER NINETY! T Close Scores Were tbe Features of Saturday's Tournament. Mm. JT. Ilenry Ilentz, Jr., Philadel phia, and CJ. N, Tlorg-an, Pitta burg1, are Cup Winners. r SATURDAY morning's eighteen hole handicap, medal play, tournament developed an unusually close contest, nine of the players finishing in ninety a tu r r 33 'V, 11 ft it V . " ' ' T.' f. i . a - t . hi-" w" '"(-.: 'V- -yA . : .. . .: . ; ""w" r , ",:ycii,"" THE TROPHIES FOR THE SPECIAL INAUGURATION TOURNAMENT ARE NUMEROUS AND BEAUTIFUL. having a membership in the United States Golf Association, and such other players as may be invited by the Govern ing Committee. Play will begin Wednes day, December 30th, and continue through Saturday, January 2nd. Prominent players from many parts of the country will participate including Finlay S. Douglas, John Moller, Jr., W. J. Travis, Jasper Lynch, John M. Ward, George T. Brokaw, and many others. The event will unquestionably take its place as the most important of the tour naments of the early winter season, and will rank second in importance only to A silver medal will be given to the runners-up in each first division of the above sixteen. The eight losers in the first round of match-play in each of the above sixteen, will play for consolation cups, i Entries for the match-play events close on Tuesday, December 29th. United States Golf Association rules will govern, except where they conflict with local rules. ; The tournament will close Saturday with an eighteen hole handicap medal play event, The Harvard Cup will be THE SUMMARY PROGRAMME IN DET A i l.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30. Two eighteen hole, medal play, scratch, qualifying rounds; morning and after noon, beginning at 9 :30 A. M, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31. 9 :30 A. M. First round, match-play for The Pinehurst cup. 10 :05 A. M. First round match-play for The Carolina cup. 10 :40 A. M. First round match-play Continued on second paje.) and under, three being tied for the largest score. There were also two ties at ninety-one and ninety-two each and the highest score made, with the ex ception of one, was ninety-eight. The event was open to men and women, with cups for the best net scores made by each. Mrs. J. Henry Hentz, Jr., of Philadel phia, playing with a handicap of forty nine, won the women's trophy with a net score of eighty-two. Miss S. C. Aldridge of Boston, playing with a handicap of eighty, finishing second (Continued on second page.) olume VII; Number Three, Saturday, December 12, 1903. Price Five Cents.'

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