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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Continued from page one
J. D. Chapman,
82- 88- 82, 25212, 240
F. S. Danforth,
86- 84- 91, 26118, 243
A. E. Ranney 84- 94- 84, 26218, 241
Dr. Geo. T. Gregg,
83- 87- 93, 263 9, 254
G. M. Howard,
. 87- 87- 89, 26330, 233
H. C. Fownes 83- 90- 91, 264 18, 246
C. B. Fownes 90- 82- 92, 264 9, 255
C. L. Becker, 84- 90- 92, 26618, 248
G. W. Statzell,
90- 90- 86, 26642, 224
Donald Parson,
82- 89- 95, 26615, 251
J. M. Thompson,
85- 91- 91, 26721, 246
Walter T. Stall,
86- 91- 92, 26954, 214
G. T. Dunlap 91- 89- 89, 26942, 227
J. H. Herring 92- 90- 89, 26960, 209
K. H. Hunt, 88- 91- 92, 27133, 238
Ashton L. Carr,
89- 93- 92, 27436, 238
G. Franklin Brown,
90- 94- 90, 27448, 226
C. M. Jamison,
89- 89- 99, 27748, 229
A. B. Hollingsworth,
90- 93- 94, 27739, 238
W. L. Milliken,
86- 94- 97, 27742, 235
W. S. VanClief,
85- 98- 95, 27842, 236
H. N. Spaulding,
88- 95- 95, 27842, 236
P. S. Maclaughlin,
89- 90- 89, 27833, 245
Henry M. Buckley,
88- 96- 94, 27863, 215
S. Y. Ramage,
85- 99- 94, 27854, 224
G. W. Mead, 94- 95-92, 28136, 245
M. B. Johnson,
88- 93-100, 281 57, 224
II. Bradford Lewis,
88- 98- 96, 28236, 246
S. D. Wyatt 90- 98- 94, 28248, 234
T. A. Cheatham,
94- 97- 94, 28521, 264
A. S. Higgins 90- 99- 96, 28533, 252
J. I. Melanson,
96- 93- 96, 28545, 240
S. H. Fields 101- 92- 93, 28663, 223
W. B. Merrill 98- 96- 94, 28848, 240
C. B. Hudson 88- 92-110, 29036, 254
H. H. Rackham,
94- 101- 95, 29060, 230
J. R. Bowker 96- 88-107, 29136, 255
C. S. Waterhouse,
90- 98-104, 29275, 217
T. B. Boyd 97- 95-102, 29454, 240
H. W. Ormsbee,
98- 99- 98, 29560, 235
P. B. O'Brien 92- 99-105, 29660, 236
F. P. Lee 90-103-104, 29733, 264
Chas. R. Corwin,
95- 102-101, 29848, 250
J.T.Newton 100- 98-100, 29869, 229
Eberhard Faber,
96- 104-100, 30054, 246
H. G. Waring 99- 94-107, 30042, 53
James Barber,
101- 99-100, 30078, 222
Geo. E. Barber,
99- 99-102, 30078, 222
red Werdell 99-102-101, 30248, 264
John E. Pushee,
87-119- 97, 30384, 219
T. H. McGraw, Jr.,
109-101- 95, 30536
W.M.Hager 102-111- 95, 30884
Robt. Foote 99-105-104, 30854
Geo. A. Bomann
96-101-113, 31054
H. Fayen 99-101-112, 31290
G. A. Magoon,
104-105-103, 31269
B. V. Covert 98-109-107, 31469
J. D. Dort 104-106-110, 32060
F. C. Abbe 106-108-108, 32275
R. C. Blancke,
106-106-113, 32596
A.D.Fisher 100-117-108, 32596
J. M. Robinson,
108-110-110, 32857
A. C. Judd 107-111-113, 33184
The following eight finished
rounds only:
L. A. Hamilton (4) 83- 88
N. S. Dillon (9) 87- 85
T. A. Kelley (7) 90- 93
W. E. Truesdell (4) 85-101
Dr. Carlos McDonald (30) 96- 93
John R. Towle (20) 96-108
E. D. McCabe (12) 105-108
Geo. W. Barber (30) 105-114
The Leading Net Scores
J. H. Herring 269-60-209
Walter T. Stall 269-54-214
Henry M. Buckley 278-63-215
C. S. Waterhouse 292-75-217
John E. Pushee 303-84-219
W. M. Hager 308-84-220
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256
222
243
245
260
247
229
229
261
247
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171
172
183
186
189
164
213
219
WILSON AND FRENCH WIN
Defeat Lagerblade and Howe in Best
Professional Match of the Season.
On Sunday, in one of the best pro
fessional four ball matches staged at
Pinehurst, this season, Willie Wilson,
and Emmet French of York, defeated
Herbert Lagerblade, of Youngstown,
and Walter Howse, of the Tatnuck
Club, by 2 and 1, on the championship
course. The winner's best ball was
35-30, 65. The loser's 35-34, 69. La
gerblade and Howe each won a hole
going out, while Wilson won the first
and the short nintn, under par, for
his team. Coming in, Wilson and
French took the tenth and eleventh,
respectively, with birdies; Lagerblade
and French halved the fourteenth in
a pair of threes, and Howe won the
fifteenth by going down" on his second
shot from 20 yards off the green. That
left Howe and Lagerblade 1 down and
the match came to an end at the seven
teenth where French holed out in 2,
playing out of a trap. There were
three threes on the sixth and eighth
and three threes and a two on the
ninth.
The individual medal scores were:
Lagerblade, 36-36, 72; Howe, 37-40, 77,
French, 38-33, 71; Wilson, 39-37, 76.
The cards:
French, out 55554353 338
Wilson, out 45545464 2 59
Lagerblade 54544353 336
Howe, out 55445353 337
French, in 53453342 433
Wilson, in 3 4 4 4 5 354 i 6(
Lagerblade, 44443444 536
Howe, in 4 4 4 5 5 no o w
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