PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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THE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
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WOW -WOW CLUB ADOP.TS MORE APPROPRI
ATE NAME OF TIN WHIS 'LES
The second reference appears upon
Page 7 of ;the issue of February 15th, and
relates to a tournament held upon Mon
day, the -fifteenth, which the Club's his
torian has, without doubt, incorrectly
moved forward one week, but this is of
little consequence:
Yes we are; Yes we are;
Tin Whis'les! Tin Whis'les!
Rah! Rah! Rah!
Can we golf and can we sing;
Can we make the echoes ring?
"Well, we rather think we can;
For the rest just "ask the man!"
Yes we are; Yes we are;
Tin Whis'les ! Tin Whis'les!
Rah! Rah! Rah!
The "Wow Wow Wow! Bah Bah
Bah! Club," which is now known by
the more appropriate name of the "Tin
Whis'les' got together for its second
tournament Monday and a farewell blow
out to a fellow member, W. J. Fleming
H President F. W. Kenyon
offered trophies for the best net and best
gross scores, and there was no protest
when M. C. Parshall won both because
they were of a character which would not
keep. " If At a meeting of the Club
after the tournament, the war cry which
appears at the head of this story was
adopted. Participating in this tourna
ment were : M. C. Parshall, II. A. Fisher,
W. J. Fleming, M. B. Byrnes, J. F.
Greene, F. E. DeLong, F. J. Bailey, II.
N. Burroughs, J. A. Baker, B. II. Thomp
son, W. S. North, C. A. Lockwood, A. I.
Creamer, II. W. Priest, L. B. Johnson,
L. F. Brigham, B. S. Mills.
CONSTITUTION, OFFICERS AND THE LIST OF
MEMBERS MADE PUBLIC
The third reference appears on Page 3
of The Outlook for March 5th; If The
mystery surrounding the "Wow Wow
Club, ' ' later known as the ' ' Tin
Whis'les," is past for the Club now
comes forward and announces not only
its officers and membership, but a con
stitution, as well. 1f It is further inti
mated that certain rites and ceremonies
which have been performed at "the
eleventh hole" will be greatly modified
and perhaps omitted, and strangest of
all, it is said that sterling trophied, which
are not so constituted as to be divisible
in case of ties, will be offered as prizes
in the future. If Furthermore, it is very
doubtful if the members will again sing
with old-time fervor the familiar war
cry Beginning in an informal
way, more as a frolic than anything else,
the members have formed a Club which
has for its object:
"To promote a golfing fellowship
begun at Pinehurst, and to maintain
there a neutral zone for a choice and
chosen few from outside organiza
tions, to which it will be pleasant .
to return year by year."
Note The constitution in its original
form, officers and a list of members
complete the story. Editor.
THE T miWAnEJIT SCIIEDUE
Full JProgram of Coming- Events In
Golf. Trunin and Trap Shooting-
Coming Country Club, Tin Whistle and
Silver Foils tournaments include:
country club colf
Eleventh Annual Spring (Pine
hurst system) March 16.
Thirteenth Annual United North
and South Championship Women)
March 2025.
Fifth Annual ' ' United ' ' Open Ama
teur Professional (Four ball, best
ball) March 26.
Fifteenth Annual "United" Open
Championship March 27.
Fifteenth Annual "United" Ama
teur Championship March 29 April 3.
Seventh Annual Mid-April April
610.
TIN WHISTLE GOLF
March 8 Team match and dinner.
March 15 11th Annual Championship.
March 19 Medal play. Three classes.
March 24 Special tournament for
those who have not won a first prize
during the season.
March 25 Medal play (18 holes).
silver foils golf
February 27 Putting contest.
March 4 Cemetery contest.
March 9 Swatfest, match play.
March 10 Mixed foursome
March 13 Putting contest.
March 15 18 Championship.
March 26 Special tournament for all
those who have not won prizes during the
season.
March 27 Putting contest.
April 5 Handicap vs. bogey.
COUNTRY CLUB TRAP SHOOTING
January 25 March 22 Weekly
Monday Handicaps.
COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS
March 8 13 Club Championship.
"Flint Aii Good" and " The Went "
The only "criticism" we've ever
heard of Page & Shaw candies came from
a news stand maid: "Why, we can't
sell anything else when we have them ! ' '
If There are always plenty of "just as
good, ' ' but only one best ! If There 's
genius in candy making just as much as
in art, and i i Charlie ' ' Shaw is it. If We
won't enlarge upon the logic of th fact.
1f Decide for yourself !
They Trim the Colonel
J. M. Thompson finished three up on
Col. Bogey in Monday's Tin Whistle
handicap for the Class A trophy; Bobert
Hunter second, two up. 1f In Class B
W. S. Van Clief and B. C. Blancke were
each two up. Nearly sixty members
participated.
JUiii- Cleveland in the Guest
Miss Esther Cleveland was the dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Balph W. Page
on Monday at the Concord cottage.