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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
"MADE IN UNITED STATES"
Pinelmrst's Sixty-Holes of Golf Superior
To the European Product
War's Xnibarg-o Brings Villa? Into
Promincncf an World' Leading
Exponent of Ancient Game
THE WAR'S embargo
on European golf has
no terrors for Ameri
cans, bringing Pine
hurst as it does, into
preeminence as the
world's leading expo
nent of the ancient
game. K Sixty holes
twelve miles of golf three eighteen and
one six hole course, is the equipment
which claims an army of golfers annual
ly. Scouts on the field in October, skir
mishers spreading out for action early in
November, companies ,now on the firing
line; reinforcements of regiments and
batallions hurrying Southward as Dec
ember advances. H First big battle
scheduled for early in January with
never a sign of truce until the last gun
of the " United" Championship in April,
t Regulars and recruits; combatants and
non-combatants; signal corps and red
cross; commissary and ambulance; all
intent from breakfast prophesies to nineteenth-hole
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COUNTRY CLUB ANNUALS
" Engineers ' ' busy all summer with
"fortifications," extensions, and im
provements of the battlefields which are
dealt with in a separate article. The
tournament program begun with infor
mal November events, includes the follow
ing annuals:
Eleventh Annual Autumn Decern
ber 2, 3, 4, 5 Sterling cup for best qual
ification score, President's and Govern
ors' cups to division winners, sterling
cups to first division runner-up and con
eolation winner, silver medal to second
division runner-up and consolation.
Eleventh Annual Holiday Decem
ber 28, 29, 30, 31 Gold medal for best
qualification score, President's, Govern
ors' and Secretary's cups to division
winners, sterling cups to first and second
division runners-up and consolation win
ners, silver medals to third division runner-up
and consolation winners.
Twelth Annual Midwinter (Pine
hurst System) January 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Gold medal for best qualification score,
President's, Governors', Secretary's and
Treasurer's cups to division winners,
'sterling cups to division runners-up
and, consolation winners, sterling cups for
division winners in consolation overflow
tournament.
Eleventh Annual St.Valentine 's
(Pinehurst system twelve divisions) Feo
ruary 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Gold medal for qualifi
cation score, President's, 'c Governors',
Secretary 's, Treasurer 's, tCaptain 's, Club
and two special cups to division winners,
sterling cups fo the firsts second and
third division runners-up and consolation
winners, silver nedals to division runners-up
and consolation division winnej
in the remaining eight divisions, steVmig
cups for division winners in consolation
overflow tournament.
Ninth Annual St. Valentine's
(Women) February 10, 11, 12, 13
Gold medal for the best qualification
score, sterling cups for division winners
and runners-up in divisions of eight.
Eleventh Annual Spring (Pine-
hurst system) March 1,2,3,4,5, 6
Gold medal for best qualification score,
President 's, Governors ', Secretary 's,
Treasurer's, Captain's, Club and six
special cups to winners in twelve divi
sions, sterling cups to first, second, third,
fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh division
runners-up and consolation winners, sil
ver medals to division runners-up and
consolation winners in the remaining five
divisions, sterling cups for division win
ners in consolation overflow.
Thirteenth Annual United North
and South Championship (Women)
April 1, 2, 3 Gold medal for best
qualification score, Championship, Gov
ernors', Secretary's, Treasurer's, Cap
tain 's, and Club cups to division winners,
sterling cups to division runners-up and
consolation winners.
Seventh Annual Mid-April April
6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Sterling cup for best qual
ification score, President's and Govern
ors ' cups to division winners, cups to first
division runner-up and consolation win
ners. Silver medals to second division
winner and runner-up.
Special Rulings All tournaments will
be in charge of and any dispute must be
settled by the Tournament Committee
(appointed annually by the Board of
Governors) whose decisions shall be final.
In six day tournaments the qualifying
will occupy first two days. The order of
play in all five day tournaments will be
qualification round on the first day, first
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COMBATANTS AND NON-COMBATANTS
March 20, 22, 23, 24, 25 Gold medal
for best qualification score, Champion
ship, Governors', Secretary's and Treas
urer's cups to division winners and ster
ling cups to runners-up in eights.
Fifth Annual ' ' United ' ' Open Ama
teur Professional (Four ball, best
ball) March 26 Cup for amateur in
leading pair, one hundred, fifty, and
twenty-five dollars for leading pro
fessional scores.
Fifteenth Annual "United" Open
Championship March 27 Champion
ship gold medal and one hundred dollars
to winner, fifty dollars to second, and
twenty-five dollars to third with special
prize, of twenty-five dollars for the best
eighteen-hole round.
Fifteenth Annual "United" Ama
teur Championship March 29, 30, 31,
round of match play on the second day,
second on the third day, semi-finals on
the fourth day and finals on the fifth
day, thus leaving the courses clear half
of each day. The order of play in four
day tournaments, will be qualifying
round the first day, first round of match
play the second day, the second and third
rounds the third day and the finals the
fourth day. The Tournament Committee
has the power to extend any event or any
round, also the right to decide as to
which of the eighteen hole courses the
tournament shall be played on. The
Tournament Committee has the right to
annul or postpone any days play if in
their judgment the weather conditions
make it expedient. Special or outside
events or tournaments can only be held
by application to, and on written per
mission of the Tournament Committee.
Many of these are features of the season.
The Tournament Committee reserves the
right to reject or accept any entry. In
case the entry is too large to qualify in
one day, two days may be used for quali
fying. If the field is too large to quali
fy on one course numbers two and three
courses will be used.
Requirements In sending or making
entries, please be careful to give full
name, club membership, and city or town
address. Kindly make entries as far in
advance as possible. Post and telegraph
entries are both accepted. The charge
for the use of the links and courts is one
dollar by the day, five dollars by the
week, fifteen dollars by the month and
twenty-five dollars for the season.
Special Divisions In addition to the
listed trophies special prizes will be
given in many of the various tournaments
for additinal divisions providing for the
overflow.
TOE AOVJEIITIS1IVO CiOLFEItS
Full U'k of January Elfvfnlli Will
II t Thvlr Vry Own
The full week beginning January
eleventh, belongs to the Winter Golf
League of Advertising Interests the
advertising golfers and, mark, 'twill be
going some! If The program will be a
full one, all sorts of tourmament com
binations for both men and women, with
socially, teas, entertainments, dancing.
The climax is the big ball, annual dinner,
and a minstrel show which ' 4 Lew ' ' Ham
ilton, Guy Pierce, and II. It. Mallinson
are arranging; not to mention Scotch
foursomes and the portable nineteenth
hole! U"Pop" Freeman is again look
ing after tournament details and Pres
ident Walter W. Manning and Secretary
11. R. Mamlok are picking up loose ends;
thus early prophesying the largest and
most enjoyable outing in the history of
the Association.
Tli Other Fellow Colt fttorj
"In golf as in bridge" says James
Montgomery Flagg in the American May
sine," the fascination lies in the post
morteming. It speaks well for the self
restraint of men that there are not more
cases of manslaughter, mayhem and homi
cide in golf club cafes than are on record.
Surely no man can listen to the detailed
account of another's shots without a
growing desire to take human life.
' ' And yet no man who has ever played
eighteen holes can refrain from cornering
another golfer who is trying to slink off
the porch, and telling him how lie made
the eleventh hole in two, how he foozled
his approach on number twelve and just
missed holing out in three, and how his
caddie stepped on his ball on the thir
teenth and tried to sell it to him for a
dime and bla, bla, bla. . . The other golfer
doesn 't give a whoop in Idaho. He only
listens because he has lost his breath tell
ing another man about his round ! ' '
Thrill, Heart Ita rolia, and Smiles!
The reopening of Pinehurst's moving
picture theatre is announced for early
January, with thrills, heart throbs and
smiles on every program.
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