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PINEHURST OUTLOOK
CLUB
COUNTRY
Th Schedule
of Golf
for 1916
ANNUALS
Tournaments
Date and Ilules of Competition
Concretely Set Forth
i if
FOR the benefit of the
golfing public we are
printing the complete
schedule of the Pine
hurst Golf Tourna
ments, the rules of
entry and handicaps
and prizes as handed
us by the Governors of
the Pinehurst Country Club.
Fourteenth Annual United North
and South Championship (Women)
March 25 to 30 Gold medal for best
qualification score, Championship, Gover
nors', Secretary's and Treasurer's cups
to division winners and sterling cups to
runners-up in eights.
Sixth Annual "United" Open Ama
teur Professional (Four ball, best
ball) March 31 Cup for amateur in
leading pair, one hundred, fifty and
twenty-five dollars for leading profes
sional score.
Sixteenth Annual "United" Open
Championship April 1 Championship
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.
Sixteenth Annual "United" Ama
teur Championship April 3 to 8 Gold
medal for best qualification score, Cham
pionship, Governors', Secretary's, Treas
urer's, Captain's and Club cups to divis
ion winners, sterling cups to division runners-up
and consolation winners.
Eighth Annual Mid-April April 11
to 15 Sterling cup for best qualification
score, President's and Governors' cups
to division winners, cups to first division
runners-up and consolation winners. Sil
ver medal to second division winners and
runner-up.
requirements
In sending or making entries, please bfe
areful to give fuH name, club member
hip, and city or town address. Kindly
make entries as far in advance as possi
ble. Post and telegraph entries are both
accepted.
The charge for the use of the links and
courts is one dollar by the day, twenty
dollars by the month and thirty dollars
for the season.
THE XIIT WUIITLB CONTESTS
A. Xilat of the 1910 Matches
March 20 Medal Play. Best selected
fourteen holes. Three classes.
March 22 Match Play vs. Bogey.
March 23 Special tournament for those
that have not won a prize this season.
Medal Play.
A bewildering array of prizes for every
eonteat have been donated to the club by
the following gentlemen:
Messrs. H. C. Lay, F. C. Abbe, H. W.
Priest, E. M. Taft, E. H. Behrend, C. C.
Eddy, H. W. Ormsbee, Stuyvesant LeRoy,
I. S. Robeson, H. S. Houston, E. M. Slay
ton, J. R. Bowker, Member, A. Bryan
Alley, Robert Hunter, W..E. Truesdell,
J. B. Bowen, C. S. McDonald, Donald
Parson, P. W. Whittemore, J. G. Nickol
son, W. L. Milliken, H. C. Fownes, E. G.
Chandlee, David Gregg, Jr., J. Henry
Herring, M. W. Marr, E. J. Phillips,
T. L. Redfield, J. D. C. Rumsey, R. H.
Hunt, T. B. Boyd, H. H. Rackham, G. C.
Dunlap, Edwin Henderson, J. M. Thdmp
son, C. M. Wells, H. H. Buckley, J. P.
Gardner, C. B. Hudson, G. G. Packer,
T. R. Palmer, W. S. L. Hawkins, W. L.
Hurd, M. B. Johnson, Leonard Tufts,
A. C. Aborn, J. S. Brown, Jack Jolly,
W. S. Morse, Donald Ross, W. S. Van
Clief and J. L. Wyckoff.
Spencer Waters Hays
One of the most satisfactory facts in
connection with the growth of Pinehurst
and one calculated to inspire confidence
in the minds of all who are interested in
the development of the village, is the
purchase of property by those who have
been spending Winters here for a long
period, and who are, therefore, familiar
with everything concerning the place j
its climate, its social atmophere, the busi
ness methods of its promoters, and the
outlook for a successful future.
Among the latest of the "Old Guard"
to join the list of Pinehurst tax payers
is Mr. Spencer Waters, who has pur
chased a lot at the corner of Beulah Hill
and Shaw Roads, just beyond where Mr.
James Barber is building, and who
already has plans for a most attractive
and substantial residence in the hands
of his architect. The work of construc
tion will begin at the earliest possible
moment.
Mr. and Mrs. Waters are too well
known here too need any introduction.
Both are enthusiastic golfers and all
round good sports. Mr. Waters is one
of the best known authorities on the cot
ton market in the United States, a prom
inent member of the New York Cotton
Exchange, and a member of its Board of
Governors. His permanent home is at
Rye, N. Y., and he i3 a member of the
following clubs: New York Club, Na
tional Golf Club, Long Island Country
Club, Apawamis, Ardsley, New York
Athletic Club and the Pinehurst Tin
Whistles.
Mr. and Mrs. Waters have this season
occupied Mr. Pierce's house, the Maples.
A Dellffhtfnl JEvenlnr
was spent by many guests at a small
dance given by Mrs. Henry S. Houston
at Fernleigh last Thursday evening for
Miss Vena Houston and Miss Josephine
Houston of Holyoke, Mass. Many of
the cottage colony and guests at the hotels
were there, and several parties from tne
outlying plantation. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Ellison,
Miss Rosso of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sandfbrd, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
S. Newcomb, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Dan-
forth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Waring,
Miss Bogart, Miss Lucy Priest, Mr. J.
L. Weller, Sam Wardwell, and the Dana
boys, Howard Philips, Mr. Knapp and
Mr. Lightfoot from Southern Pines.
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making or renovating greens; is its tendency to produce hollows.
The decay of the litter and consequent shrinkage causes the turf
to sink in spots, often requiring bothersome and costly underfilling
to restore levels."
The base of Alphano being a thoroughly decomposed rich soil
humus in dry finely granulated form ; it can be benely incorporated
with the soil, giving a compact, firm, lasting surface.
Ton for ton, its humus value and plant food content is about
five times greater than average barnyard manure; with the added
advantage of being free from weed seeds and odorless. As a top
dressing mixed with two-thirds soil, it is highly useful. Do not
confuse it with the raw unprepared humus (sold under various
brand names) which is being taken direct from its watery bed and
shipped to the purchaser.
Send for the Alphano Book. Get full facts and figures.
$12 a Ton in Bags
$10 a Ton in Bags by Carload
$ 8 a Ton in Bulk by Carload
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