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FOR THE CAROLINA CUPS
Match Flay Handicap Mixed Foursomes
Develop Many Close Contests.
Et. IV. lirce and Jflrs. G. II. Couvvrie
Dffftit C. JL. llccker ami i?naN
Clinch in Final Hound.
HE match play handicap
mixed foursomes for The
Carolina cups developed
one of the seasons closest
and most interesting
tournaments, two twen
ty-seven hole and one twenty-one hole
match being played.
L. I). Pierce and Mrs. G. II. Converse,
both of Boston, playing with a handicap
of twelve, were the winners of the final
round, defeating C. L. Hecker, Boston,
and Miss ( heck. Mast Orange, X. ,J.,
whose handicap wa eight, two up and
one to play.
In the first round G. Lee Kn'ght, Phil
adelphia, and Miss Mix, New York, (G),
lost by one down on lwenty-M'en lio'.es
to Mr. Pecker and Miss ( heck, and
Allan Lard, Washington, ;uul Miss Mary
Dutton, Boston, (2), won by two and
one, on twenty-seven holes from G. II.
Converse, Boston, and Mrs. William
West, Camden, iX. J., (18;.
Mr. Becker and Miss Check won a
twenty-one hole match in the semi-finals
from F. A. King,' Northboro, Mass,' and
Mrs. M. I). Paterson, New York, (8),
by two up.
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QUA LI FICATION iSCOKKS.
Out In Gr Hp Net
C. L. Becker,
Hohio'i,
Miss Ethel Check,
IS Orange, N. J., .
Fred. A. King,
Northboro, Mass.,
44 43 12 8 4
45 48 S)3 8 85
Mra.'M. I). PateiHon,
New York,
L. I). Tierce,
Boston,
Mrs. (J. II. Converse,'
Boston,
11. Lee Knight,
l'hiladelphia,
Mis Mix,
New York,
G. II. Converse,
lioston,
Mrs. Win. West,
Camden, N. J.,
E. N. Wright,
Newton Centre, Mass.,
Mrs. G. Lee Knight,
Philadelphia,
J. O. II. Denny,
IMttsburg,
Mrs. II. S. Denny,
l'ittsburg,
A Han Lard,
Washington,
Miss Mary Dutton,
Boston,
FAILED TO QUALIFY
II. S. Gordon,
New York,
51 51 1 2 12 J0
44 51 .) 6 5)0
51 GO 111 18 93
54 54 108 14 94
46 55 101 6 95
48 49 97 2 95
Mrs. II. S. Gordon,
New York,
55 61 116 16 100
W. Weaver,
Philadelphia,
' . . 58 65 123 0 123
Mrs. W. Weaver,
Philadelphia,
NO CARDS
Dr. C. II. SchoiT, Springhaven, Pa.; Mrs. R.
Pennington, Wilmington, Del.
MATCH PLAY SUMMARY.
First Round F. A. King, Northboro, Mass.,
and Mrs. M. I). Paterson, New York, (8), beat J.
O. II. Denny, IMttsburg, and Mrs. II. S. Denny,
Pittsburg, (6), 1 up; C. L. Becker, Bos'on, and
Miss Ethel Check, East Orange, N. J., (8), beat
(1. Lee Knight, Philadephia, and Miss Mix,
New York, (6), 1 up. 27 holes; L. I). Pierce,
Boston, and Mrs. G. II. Converse, Boston, (12),
boat E. N. Wrjght, New Centre, Mass., and Mrs.
G. Lee Knight, Philadelphia, (14), 7 and 6; Allan
Lard, Washington, and Miss Mary Dutton, Bos
ton, (2), beat G. II. Converse, Boston, and Mm.
William West, Camden, N. J., (18), 1 and I, 27
holew.
Semi finals C. L. Becker and Miss Check
beat P. A. King and Mrs. Paterson, 2 up, 21
holes; L. D. Pierce and Mrs. Converse eat Allan
Lard and Miss Dutton by default.
Finals L. I). Pierce and Mrs. Converse beat
C. L Becker and Mi6s Check, 2 and 1.
4h rl' ii i'lty Unit' CI ! Tourney.
The Garden City Golf Club, Garden
City, N. Y., announce an invitation tour
nament to be held on Slay 4, 5, and Gth.
Those desiring to enter must give both
the M. G. A. and the home club handicap
to George L. Ilubbell, Secretary. En
tries close on Slay 1, excepting for the
handicap events which will be received
each day up to time of play.
Two entries from the Pinehurst Club
are requested which the secretary would
be triad to send in.
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MRS. M. D. PATERSON, ENGLEWOOD.
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Mrs. Paterson's match with Miss Dutton was
one of the features and her defeat the surprise
of the week.
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