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ESTABLISHED 1831
Tremont and Ileacon Sts.
Copley Nquare.
li Milk St., (Wholesale)
S. S. PIERCE CO.,
IMPORTERS AND GROCERS
BOSTON.
INCORPORATED 1894
Coolidg-e'i Corner,
BROOKLISTI!.
YARBOROUGH HOUSE,
RALEIGH, N. C.
a strictly high class hostelry situated on the seaboard alr
Line Railway, thoroughfare between New York and Florida,
and within one hour of plnehurst, n. c.
Raleigh is a City of hospitable people, pretty homes, de
lighful climate, fine macadamized roads, instructing museums
numerous State Institutions, and much historic interest.
Write for illustrated booklet.
HOWELL, COBB.
A full line of
COLUMBIA,
SAXONY
Floss and Germantown Yarns
ALWAYS ON HAND,
Prices Reduced this Week:.
Pinehurst Department Store,
FOR THE OUTLOOK TROPHIES
Big Field Contests for Them in Satur
day's Medal Flay Handicap.
C. X.. Becker Winn Class A and J. E.
Kellog-g- Cla II Ileautj of Day
Contributes to .Pleasure of all.
ATUHDAY'S e i g h t e e n
hole medal play handicap
for The Pineihkst Out
look trophies, offered for
the best net score in two
classes, A and B, drew a
good field, and the beauty of the day
added much to the pleasure and success
of the event.
C. L. Becker, Boston, whose handicap
was 7, took the Class A cup with 78, with
G. Lee Knight, Philadelphia (12), second
in 80.
The Class B cup went to J. E. Kellogg,
Fitchburg, Mass., with 85 net, playing
with a handicap of 14. M. D. IJae,
M. A. Griffith,
Philadelphia, 56 52 108 18 90
CLASS B.
J. E. Kellogg,
Fitchburg, Mass., 63 46 99 14 85
Marion D. Rae,
Netherwood, N. Y., 52 47 99 ' 10 89
J. G. Anderson,
Pittsburg, 46 52 98 6 92
II. W. Ormsbee,
Brooklyn, 50 48 98 6 92
G. P. Stewart,
Reading, Pa., 52 53 105 12 93
F. 1. McFeely,
Latrobe, Pa., 53 49 102 9 93
II. P. Talcott,
New Rochclle, N. Y., 50 63 F3 8 95
J. K. Lambie,
Jamaica, L. I-, 54 59 113 14 9!)
C. A. Taft,
Wbitiusvllle, Mass., 54 57 111 10 101
W. A. Johnston,
Latrobe, Pa., 55 64 119 18 101
Miss E. Check,
E. Orange, N.J. , 56 64 120 18 102
F. A. King,
Northboro, Muss., 49 61 110 6 104
Mrs. G II. Converse,
Boston, 61 59 120 15 105
G. II. Converse,
Boston, 59 65 124 16 103
Mrs. M. B. Byrnes,
New York, 61 66 127 14 113
Mrs. G. Lee Knight,
Philadelphia, 70 64 134 18 116
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Netherwood, N. Y., (10), was second
with 89.
The best gross scores were 85 for
Becker, 86 for M. K. Waters, New York,
and 88 for Parke Wright, Buffalo.
The scores in detail follow :
THE SOCIAL HALL OF THE CAROLINA.
TIN WIIISTX.ES IECOVD.
CLASS A.
C. L. Becker,
New York, 44 41 85 7 78
G. Lee Knight,
Philadelphia, 45 47 92 12 80
M. K. Waters,
New York, 43 43 86 5 81
J. R. Marshall,
Hackensack, N. J., 51 4S 99 15 84
J. N. Anderson, Jr.,
Pittsburg, 53 52 105 IS 87
Parke Wright,
Buffalo, 40 43 88 0 88
M. B. Bjrrnes.
New York, 56 50 106 18 88
II. S. Gordon,
New York, 56 61 117 18 99
A.J.Wellington,
Boston, No card
Creamer Ilea fa Priest In Match IMay
Handicap.
The Tin Whistles match play handicap,
the second event in the winter's program,
developed an interesting contest and re
sulted in a victory in the final round for
A. I. Creamer (14), over II. W. Priest
(12), three up :ind two to play.
The full summary of the match play
rounds follows :
First Round A. I. Creamer, North Conway,
N. II., (14), beat II. W. Ormsbee, Brooklyn, (18),
3andl; M.B.Byrnes, New York, (18), beat T.
B. Cotter, Winchester, Mass., (22), 2 up; U.K.
Wallace, Brooklyn, (20), beat A. G. Warren.
Rochester, N. Y., (25), 2 up andl;II. W. Priest,
Swampscott, Mass., (12), beat II. S. Gordon, New
York, (18), 3 and 2.
Semi-finals Creamer beat Byrnes 1 up (i
holes); Priest beat Wallace 6 and 5.
Finals Creamer beat Priest 3 and 2.
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