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W2S PAGE THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK MANY EXTRA HOLE MATCHES Match Play Rounds Carry Couples Be yond the Eighteenth Green. Midwinter Tourney Division Trophiea Won Only After Hilterly Con tested Matclieti. HE match play rounds of the Midwinter tourna ment were characterized by close play through out and an exceptionally large number of matches which required additional holes to decide them. Each division trophy was won only after hard battles, even Allan Lard, who took championship honors, finding plenty to keep him occupied in the semi final match with C. L. Becker. In the final round for the first division consola tion, William C. Freeman won out only after a hole for a hole battle and a bril liant rally. J. 0. H. Denny played twenty-two hole and nineteen hole match as in the first and second rounds losing victory dearly bought to C. W. Inslee, in the semi-finals. T1IE SUMMARY A full summary of the match play rounds in all divisions, follows : FIRST DIVISION. First Hound W. C. Carnegie, St. Andrews, beat T. Pliney Moran, Columbia, 6 and 5.; A. C. Aborn, Montclair, beat W. C. Freeman, Mont clair, 3 and 2; A. I. Creamer, Boston, beat F. J. Bailey, Chicago, 2 and 1; G. W". Keates, Brae Burn, beat J. E. Forter, Allegheny, 1 up; G. W. Royce, Glen Ridge, beat Charles Cattell, Atlan tic City, 3 and 1; Allan Lard, Columbia, beat G. W. "Wurzell, Oakmont, 6 and 5; R. P. Nevin, Jr., beat W. D. Moffat, Hackensack, lup; C. L. Becker, Woodland, beat J. R. Turner, "Wykagye, C and 5. Second Round Carnegie beat Aborn, 2 and 1; Keates beat Creamer by default; Lard beat Royce, 4 and 3; Becker beat Nevin 2 and 1. Semi-Finals Keates beat Carnegie, 3 and 2; Lard beat Becker, 1 up. Finals Lard beat Keates, 5 ind 4. consolation. First Round Freeman beat Moran, 8 and 6; Bailey beat Porter, 5 and 3; Wurzell beat Cattell, 6 and 5; Moffat beat Turner, 4 and 3. Semi-Finals Freeman beat Bailey, 6 and 4; Wurzell beat Moffat, 4 and 2. Finals Freeman beat Wurzell, 1 up (19 holes). second division. First Round J. O. II. Denny, Oakmont, beat C. A. Munger, Camden, 1 up 22 holes); W. R. Roberts, Philadelphia, beat R. E. Carlisle, Buf falo, 4 and 3; C. W. Tnslee, Apawamis, beat IT. C. Fownes, Oakmont, 1 up; B. F. Stetson, Cobble Hill, beat P. B. O'Brien, Detroit, 2 and 1 ; G. Lee Knight, Philadelphia, beat E. W. Alexander, Detroit, 6 and 5; T. T. Rushinore, Garden City, beat C. II. Rosenfeld, New York, 3 and 1; C. E. Willard, Midlothian, beat Clarence Angier, At lanta, 1 up; C. L.Tappin, Westbrook, beat W.M. Sanford, New York, 2 andl. Second Round Denny beat Roberts, 1 up (19 holes); Inslee beat Stetson, 8 and 6; Knight beat Rushmore, 5 and4; Willard beat Tappin,5and4. Semi-finals Inslee beat Denny, 5 nd 4; Knight beat Willard, 1 up (19 holes). Finals Knight beat Inslee, 3 and 2. consolation. First Round Munger beat Carlisle, 2 and 1 ; Fownes beat O'Brien, 6 and 4; Alexander beat Rosenfeld, 4 and 3; Angier beat Sanford, 1 up. Semi-Finals Munger beat Fownes, 3 and 1; Angier beat Alexander, 4 and 3. Finals Munger beat Angier, 3 and 2. third division. First Round II. L. Holmes, Essex Co., beat B. Matthew-son, Essex Cty, 5 and 3; J. J. Hazen, Fox Hill, beat Newton Annis, Detroit, 7 and 6; G. II. Nye, Owasco, beat W. A. Johnston, La trobe, 4 and 3; C. B. Fownes, Oakmont, beat F. A. Hays, O verbrook, 4 and 3 ; S. Y. Ramage, Oil City beat W. R. Ilotchkin, Montclair, 3 and 2; J. E. Lasher, Westchester, beat W. P. Robinson, Bal timore, 6 and 5; G. W. Watts, Biltmore, beat D. II. Hostetter, Oakmont, 2 and 1; George P. Sheldon, Greenwich, beat E. M. Hoopes, Wilmington, 6 and 5. Second Round Hazen beat Holmes, 1 up (19 holes); C. B. Fownes beat Nye, 3 and 1; Lasher beat Ramage,2 andl; Sheldon beat Watts, 4 and 2. Semi-finals Hazen beat Fownes, 1 up (20 holes); Sheldon beat Lasher, 1 up (19 holes;. Finals Hazen beat Sheldon, 2 and 1. consolation. First Round -Annis beat Matthewson, 3 and 2; Hayes beat Johnston, 2 up; Robinson beat Ilotchkin, 1 up (20 holes); Ilostdtor beat Hoopes, 2 andl. Semi-Finals Hayes beat Annis, 4 and 2; Hos tetter beat Robinson by default. Finals-Hostetter beat Hays, 7 and 5. fourth division. First Round D. L. White, Waterbury, beat W. C. West, Baltimore, 1 and 1; II. W. Ormsbee, Crescent Atheletic, beat A. P. Thompson, llonesdale, 5 and 4; F. M. Harrison, Montclair, beat E. E. Rinehart, Hillandale, 3 and 2; W.J. Ryan, New York, beat II. M. Redpath, Camden, S. C, 5 and 4; W. C. Johnson, Canoe Brook, beat F. E. Belden, Hartford, 2 and 1; C. W. Har man, Wykagye, beat C. F. Norton, Garden City; 2 and 1; E. E. Chichester, Brae Burn, beat M. E. Danforth, Columbia, 4 and 3; S. L. Allen, Phila delphia, beat Ralph Tilton, Giwanoy, 6 and 5. Second Round Ormsbee beat White,6and 5; Harrison beat Ryan, 6 and 5; Johnson beat llar man, 3 and 2; Allen beat Chichester, 1 up (19 holes). Semi-Finals Harrison beat Ormsbee, 3 and 2; Allen beat Johnston, 3 and 2. Finals Harrison beat Allen, 4 and 3. consolation. First Round West beat Thompson, 4 and 3; Rinehart beat Redpath, 1 up ; Norton beat Belden, 4 and 2; Danforth beat Tilton, 4 and 3. Semi Finals Rinehart beat West, 4 and 2; Danforth beat Norton, 2 and 1. Finals Danforth beat Rinehart, 6 and' 4. FIFTH DIVISION. FIR9T Round G. II. Perley, Ottawa, beat J. A. Johnston, St. Joseph, 3 and 2; R. B. Smith, Hackensack, beat A. II. Rutherford, Baltimore, 5 and 3; T. B. Cotter, Winchester, beat J. J. Smith, New York, 2 up; A. S. Brownell, St. An drews, beat R. R. Mamlok, New York, 3 and 2; W. R. Goodnow, Boston, beat A. L. Aldred, Prov idence, 2 and 1; G. B. Williams, New York, beat B. S.Ashby, Yountakah, 3 and 2; G. F. Steele, Woodland, beat S. P. Morton, Jr., Baltimore, 2 and 1; F. R. 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