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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
Eleanor Gates
(Concluded from page three)
stantial margin of 6, her 95 being
the only card under 100. Miss
Gertrude Thurston of Westhamp
ton whose position close under
the guns we ventured to predict
some time ago held second
place, her score of 101 being three
better than that returned by Mrs.
J. D. Cliapman of Greenwich, a
leading player of the Silver Foils.
Mrs. F. H. Mahan of St. Davids
landed fourth with 106, one better
than Miss Carolyn Bogart of
Pinehurst, Mrs. Landauer of
Woodmont and Mrs. Spencer
AVaters of Ardsley.
Mrs. Waters put up a strong
game against the winner in the
frst round only losing on the 18th
ereen. Miss Gertrude Thurston
came into the semi-finals after a
smashing victory over Miss
Bogart, and went down before
the champion, 4 and 3. Mrs. Hurd
came through to the finals in ex
pected form after interesting
matches with Mrs. Landauer (4
and 2) and Mrs. J. D. Chapman
(6 and 5).
Mrs. F. S. Danforth of North
Fork established her unques
tioned superiority in the second
division, and won the Governors'
trophy in good style by defeating
Mrs. Edward Worth of Spring
liaven 8 and 7, Miss Eleanor Abbe
of Bethlehem 4 and 2, Mrs. J. D.
Armstrong of Buffalo 7 and 5.
Mrs. J. G. Splane is credited
with the Captain's trophy. She
met Mrs. F. V. Long of Scioto in
the final round, and by a steady,
accurate and consistent game
-ame off victorious on the 14th
green. Miss Caroline Fuller of
Ardsley gave her the closest
game in the three days' play,
"holding the match in doubt until
the last putt was sunk under the
shadow of the Club House.
The fourth division ended in
royal battle between Mrs. E. B.
Hempstone of Monmouth and
Mrs. Washington Lincoln of
Gettysburg fame. It was one
of those even and vacillating
matches which bring all hands
breathless to the 18th green, and
reduce the whole afternoon's play
into a single heartrending putting
match. In this Mrs. Hempstead
had a slight advantage gained
down the fairway with her mid
iron, which she converted into j
the trophy. -
Played on number one course.
SUMMARY '
QUALIFYING ROUND
Mrs. J. V. Hurd, Pittsburgh 47 48 95
Miss Gertrude Thurston,
West Hampton 48 53 101
Mrs. J. D. Chapman, .
Greenwich 53 51 104
Miss Eleanor Gates, Nassau 49 56 105
Mrs. F. II. Mahan,
Springhaven 52 54 106
Miss Carolyn Bogart,
Elizabeth 55 52107
Mrs. H. Landauer, ..."
Woodmont 55 52 107
Mrs. Spencer Waters, " " , . .
Ardsley . :; . ; 61 46 107
Mrs. W. M. Weaver, . - -
.Huntingdon Valley , 53 55 108
Mrs. A. C. Aborn, Montclair 5358 111
Mrs. J. D. Armstrong, - '!y.'. .;..
fcmennecossett - x w . 5358111
Mrs. F. S. Danforth,
North Fork 5i60 111
Mrs. C. T. Lannian, Scioto 55 56111
Miss Eleanor Abbe,
Bethlehem 5854112
Mrs. A. II. Porter, Eumson 56 56 112
Mrs. Edward Worth,
Springhaven 57 55 112
Mrs. G. M. Howard, Halifax 5855113
Mrs. Donald Parson
Youngstown 59 55 114
Mrs. T. R. Brown 6154115
Brookline
Mrs. J. M. Griscom,
Morristown
Mrs.'W. C. Poertner,
Great Neck
7170141
7369142
8788175
FIRST DIVISION
First round Miss Eleanor Gates beat
Mrs. Spencer Waters, 2 upj Miss Ger
trude Thurston beat Miss Carolyn Bogart,
7 and ,6; Mrs. J. V. Hurd beat Mrs. II.
Landauer, 4 and 2; Mrs. J. D. Chapman
beat Mrs. F. H. Mahanj 6 and 5.
Second round -Miss Gates beat Miss
Thurston, 4 and 3; Mrs. Hurd beat Mrs.
Chapman, 6 and 5.
Final-! Miss Gates beat Mrs. Hurd, 1
up (20 holes). v '. ; '
second division
First round Mrs. F. . S. Danforth
beat Mrs. Edward Worth, 8 and 7; Miss
Eleanor Abbe beat . Mrs. A. C, Aborn, 4
and 2; Mrs. A. R. Porter beat Mrs. W.
M. Weaver 1 up; Mrs. J. D. Armstrong
beat Miss C. T. Lannian, 3 and 2.
Second round Mrs. Danforth beat
Miss Abbe, 4 and 3 ; Mrs. Armstrong beat
Mrs. Porter, 4 and 3.
Final Mrs. Danforth beat Mrs. Arm
strong, 7 and 5.
THIRD DIVISION
First round Miss Dorothy Brown
beat Miss H. M. Shannon, 5 and 3; Mrs.
F. V. Long beat Mrs. Donald Parson, 7
and 6 ; Mrs. J. G. Splane beat Mrs. G. M.
Howard, 4 and 3; Miss Caroline Fuller
beat Mrs. T. B. Brown, 5 and 3.
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ANNIE OAKLEY RETURNING FROM THE HUNT ON HER HORSE FRED
Miss Dorothy Brown,
Montclair 5661117
Miss Caroline Fuller,
Sleepy Hollow 6057117
Mrs. F. V. Long, Scioto 6057117
Mrs. Isaac Adler,
Genesee Valley 5860118
Mrs. J. G. Splane, Detroit 60 58 118
Miss Hazel M. Shannon,
Hamilton 59 59 118
Mrs. E. D. Hempstone,
Monmouth 59 61 1HU
Miss Alice Dunne,
Brae Burn 64 57 lzi
Miss Helen Andrews,
Partridge U. U. &9 04 IZ6
Mrs. Washington Lincoln
Uniontown b4 ay rtd
Miss Lady Fuller,
Sleepy Hollow tz bi IZ6
Miss Gwendolyn Cummings,
Brookline 6b &y izo
Mrs. G. A. Magoon,
Pittsburgh 63 62 izo
Miss W. C. S. Waldron,
Brooklyn 64 b6 Lti
Mrs. W. C. A. Henry, Scioto 6464128
Mrs. Jay Hall, Lansing 75 55 130
Mrs. Chas. Hagar, Lancaster 65 65 130
Miss Katherine Lamb,
Flushing 70 65 ld5
Mrs M B Brrnes. -
New York 7663139
Mrs. F. T. Ellison,
Rochester C. C. 7168139
Miss Rosamund Cummings,
Second round Mrs. Long beat Miss
Brown, 5 and 4; Mrs. Splane beat Miss
Fuller, 1 up.
Final Mrs. Splane beat Mrs. Long,
5 and 4.
FOURTH DIVISION
First round Miss Helen Andrews
beat Miss Gwendolyn Cummings, 2 and
1 ; Mrs. E. S. Hempstone beat Miss Lady
Fuller, 6 and 4j Mrs. Isaac Adler beat
Mrs. G. A. Magoon, 7 and 5; Mrs. Wash
ington Lincoln beat Miss Alice Dunne,
4 and 3.
Second round Mrs. Hempstone beat
Miss Andrews, by default; Mrs. Lincoln
beat Mrs. Adler, 7 and 6.
Final Mrs. Hempstone beat Mrs. Lin
coln, 1 up.
BISHOP MAKES AN EVEN 100
with a handicap of eighteen,
made a clean sweep, and assumed
the prize with a net score of an
even hundred. J. H. Andrews of
Akron was only two behind with
98. Parker W. Whittemore, the
scratch man of the day, did the
best actual shooting, breaking 93
out of the string. His net score
was third, a 97.
summary
Julian T. Bishop, Washington
J. H. Andrews, Akron
P. W. Whittemore, Brookline
Mr. Starrett
Chas. T. Crocker, Fitchburg
John Ebberts, Buffalo
Louig E, Wills, Syracuse
Dr. W. N. Senn, Chicago
G. M. Howard, Halifax
F. A. Seibert, New York
Dwight Boyden, Greenwich
John C. Spring, Boston
B. A. Bartlett, New York
82 18-100
80 1898
93 497
81 1596
771895
84 892
801292
771592
83 891
801191
691584
711182
331851
BEST SELECTED 12 HOLES
And Wins the Weekly Shoot at
The Gun Club
Tuesday afternoon the trap
shooters toed the mark for the
weekly trophy given by the Gun
Club. The fusilade continued
well into. the. dusk, every marks-
jman having four frames of 25
targets to. dispose of. Julian T.
Bishop of Washington, armed
Made by Mrs. Magoon in Silver
Foils Tournament
Fresh from participation in the
St. Valentine's the ladies of the7"
Silver Foils descended upon the
First Golf Course on Monday in
tournament array. The occasion
called for the best selected 12
holes, six from each nine. Mrs.
George A. Magoon of Pittsburgh
with a total of 53 led the whole
brigade in by four strokes. The
second prize of the day was a tie
between Mrs. Dorothy Campbell
Hurd and Mrs. Donald Parson of
Youngstown. Mrs. Parsons' 57
for the twelve was the best she
lias recorded on the links this
season, and gives promise of rapid
progress towards the head of
the list.
SUMMARY
Mrs. G. A. Magoon,
Pittsburgh 272653
Mrs. J. V. Hurd,
Pittsburgh 302757
Mrs. Donald Parson,
Youngstown 27 dU o
Mrs. F. V. Long 312859
Miss Katherine Lamb 32 29 61
Miss Eleanor Abbe,
Bethlehem zy oi
Mrs. J. D. Armstrong,
-Buffalo 31 3U oi
Mrs. Edward Worth, Media 293160
Miss II. M. Shannon 283260
Miss Eosamond Cummings,
Brookline 33 30 63
Miss Carolyn Bogart
Elizabeth 333164
Miss Eleanor Gates
Brooklyn. 333265
Mrs. Speaeer Waters,
New York 333265
Miss Gwendolyn Cummings, -
Brookline 3435 69
Mrs. T. T. Newton,
Tuxedo- 353671
Mrs. F. T. Ellison 403878