ALLAN LARD CLUB CHAMPION
OUT.
C. II. Rosenfeld,
New York,
VILLAGE DEFEATS CAROLINA
Lard, 653 445 645-41
Becker, 553 446 53439
IN.
Lard, 535 454 535394180
Becker, 435 454 6464139-80
57 57 114 18 96
Final Round With L. D. Pierce Ends
Tournament of Unnsnal Interest.
Season's First Base Ball Game Promises
Well for Series Arranged.
Twenty-Two Ilole Semi-Final Match
Iletween lard and Decker Feature
of lVeek Foot Win Consolation.
lIIK annual "Club Cham
pionship" golf tourna
ment, begun Saturday,
which ended during the
week, was the closest and
most interesting event of
its character in the history of the club,
Allan Lard, Washington, defeating L. D.
Pierce, North Adams, (Mass.,) Country
Club, live up and 'four to play, in
the final round. J. D. Foot, Appawa
niis, won the consolation, defeating G.
EXTRA HOLES.
Lard, 54 351797
Becker, 54 361898
QUALIFICATION ROUND.
In the qualification round L. D. Pierce
led the field with a gross score of 84,
winning the medal offered. Allan Lard
scored second with 87 and C. L. Becker
and Dr. W. E. Fisher tied for third at 88.
The net score medal went to II. S.Gor
don, who scored 72 net, playing with a
handicap of 18.
The sixteen to qualify were as follows :
FAILED TO QUALIFT.
M. B. Byrnes, New York; Fred. A. King,
Northboro.Mass.; E. B. Lockwood, New York;
II. M. Waters, New York; Charles Hansel, New
York.
THE SUMMARY.
The full match play summary follows :
First Round-E. N. Wright beat II. A. North,
5 and 4; C.L.Becker beat J. D, Foot, 3 and 2;
Allan Lard beat C. II. Rosenfeld, 7 and 6; M. K.
Waters beat G. W. Lindsay, 3 and 2; M. C. Par,
shall beat II. W. Ormsbee, by default; L. E.
Wardwell beat Dr. W. E. Fisher, 7 and 5; L. D.
Pierce beat G. Lee Knight, by default; W. S.
North beat II. S. Gordon, 3 and 1.
Second Round Becker beat Wright, 4 and 2;
Lard beat Waters, 7 and 6; Wardwell beat Par
shall, 1 up; Pierce beat North, 3 and 2.
Semi-finals Lard beat Becker, 1 up, 22 holes;
Pierco beat Wardwell, 5 and 4.
Fin als Lard beat Pierce 5 and 4.
P
CONSOLATION.
First Round Lindsay beat Ormsbee by de-
Good Hatter? Work and Hard Hit
ting1 the featured Pi nehurst De
feats Southern Pine.
score of 7 to 3.
HE local base ball season
opened Saturday after
noon, with an interesting
game between the Village
and Carolina teams,which
the former won by a
Good battery work, hard
hitting and fielding which shows good
material, promises well for the series of
matches arranged, and which will be
much enjoyed by visitors here.
Captain Frawley of The Carolina teanf
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W. Lindsay, Philadelphia, four up and
two to play in the finals.
The features of the week were the
matches between C. L. Becker, Boston,
and Mr. Foot in the first round, and the
22-hole match between Mr. Lard and Mr.
Keeker in the semi-finals.
At the turn Mr. Becker had Mr. Foot
four down and at the eleventh hole dor
mle six. The twelfth hole was halved in
four, Mr. Foot then winning the thir
teenth, fourteenth, fifteenth and six
teenth, in order, and losing the match on
the seventeenth, 32.
Mr. Becker had Mr. Lard dormie three
on the fifteenth hole, but the Washing
ton player took the last three holes in
succession, evening the match on the
eighteenth, and winning on the twenty
second, 56. The medal play scores for
the eighteen holes were eighty each (ap
proximately), the last four holes being
played in 17 and 18, respectively ; or a
total for the twenty-two holes of 97 for
Mr. Lard and 98 for Mr. Becker.
TAKTICI PANTS IN TIN WHISTLES
THE SCORKS.
Out Iu. Gr. Hp.
H. S. Gordon,
New York. 46 44 00 18 72
L. D. Pierce,
Boston,. 44 40 84 10 74
Dr. W. E. Fislier,
New York,. 45 4;J 88 12 76
L. E. Wardwell,
Camden, Me., 44 46 90 10 80
H. A.Noith,
Chicago, 51 44 95 15 80
II. W. Ormsbee,
Brooklyn, M 47 97 16 61
G. W. Lindsay, "
Philadelphia. 46 44 90 8 82
G.Lee Knight,
Philadelphia, 46 4S 94 12 82
E.N. Wright, . -
Newton Centre, Mass., 48 45 9J 11 M
C. L. Becker,
Boston, 42 46 88 5 83
J. D. Foot,
Kye.N.Y., 44-45 89 3 86
Allan Lard,
Washington, 43 44 8 0 87
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M. K. Waters,
Lakewood,N.J., 7 46 92 2 90
GOLl-' FROLIC THE MONKEY TOURNAMENT.
fault; Knight beat Rosenfeld, 8 and 6, Gordon
beat North by default; Foot beat Fisher, 5 and 3.
Net semi-finals Lindsay beat Knight, 3 and 2;
Foot beat Gordon, 2 and 1.
Finals Foot beat Lindsay, 4 and 2.
HumiBiag-e Sale.
A rummage sale will be held at the
Village Hall Saturday March 25, after
noon and evening. Proceeds to go to
wards the building fund of the Episcopal
Church.
Any persons having secondhand cloth
ing, books, magazines, or anything that
will be useful for the colored people in
this vicinity, are asked to contribute.
Children' Birthdaj Party.
A birthday party in honor of little Miss
Doris Milham, was given Tuesday even
ing at The Palmetto. A very interesting
program of recitations and songs was ren
dered by the children, and refreshments
were served.
says he can strengthen his nine consider
ably and he hopes to even matters in the
next game, and Captain Blake of the Vil
lage team is just as firmly convinced that
he can win out with an unbroken series
of victories.
The make-up of the teams for Satur
day's game was as follows :
VILLAGE CAROLINA.
Smith c. Ilannan
Rogers p. Albee
Blake l..b. Pallitt
Charlie 2 b. Frawley
Berry 3 b. Lee
Abbott b. s. Mulcahy
Baxter 1. f . Smith
Kaler c. f. Monahan
Yaeger r. f. Whit
In a game last week the Pinehurst
team defeated Southern Pines, 12 to 11.
GAME SATURDAY.
The Village and Carolina nines cross
bats this afternoon (Saturday), for their,
second game.