THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
RANNEY'S WORST 'HOLES
Were Better than Anybody Else Could
Perpetrate on Monday.
A field of sixty-nine players essayed
to play their worst holes best in the
Tin Whistles' selected holes tourney
on Monday.
Major A. Elliott Ranney of Green
wich, handicap 6, played his twelve
worst holes in a net 52, and won the
Class A prize, incidentally taking the
low gross honors with 39, 39 78, H.
G. Phillips of Moore county (5) came
in second, at 54 net, and finished in 42,
37 80 gross. Donald Parson of
Youngstown was second low gross in
42, 3779.
The Class B prize for the medium
handicap men was won by C. M. Jami
son of Greensburg, handicap 16, who
finished in 86 gross and 50 net.
C. S. Waterhouse of Ardsley won in
Class C.
The Summary: Twelve selected
holes, rejecting the three best in each
nine. Three classes. Course 1.:
Class A.
A. E. Ranney 78
H. G. Phillips 80
A. S. Higgins 85
P. S. Maclaughlin 88
R. C. Shannon, 2nd 81
L. A. Mamilton 81
Donald Parson 79
J. E. Smith 86
J. M. Thompson 85
R. H. Hunt 93
C. L. Becker 89
II. C. Fownes . 87
T. A. Cheatham 92
F. S. Danforth 89
F. P. Lee 98
C. B. Fownes 1 89
L. D. Pierce 88
Class B.
C. M. Jamison 86
G. W. Statzell 84'
C. B. Hudson 87
E. J. Phillips 86
T. H. McGraw 90
Warren Bicknell 87
H. N. Spaulding 88
W. S. VanClief - 90
H. G. Waring 92
M. B. Johnson 96
Alva Brady 93
E. A. Dexter 90
W. B. Morrill 95
A. B. Hollingsworth 92
J.L. Wyckoff 93
T. B. Boyd 95
Walter T. Stall 93
Fred Wardell 92
J. S. Brown 89
J. R. Bowker 95
J. H. Herring 96
H. P. Drysdale 100
G. T. Dunlap 98
E. D. McCabe 109
Class C.
C S. Waterhouse 91
W. M. Hager 95
S. H. Fields 93
B. V. Covert 94
P. B. O'Brien 90
R. C. Blancke 103
L. Q. White 106
S. Y. Ramage 95
Henry Hornblower - 100
N D. Clark - 96
D. G. Wing - 103
H. H. Rackham 98
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Dr. A. M. Clark 105 26
Henry Buckley i 97 21
J. G. Nicholson 95 18
H. W. Ormsbee 99 20
G. A. Magoon 99 23
John R. Towle 101 20
G. E. Barber ..... 105 26
J. T. Newton ' 107 23
Robert Foote 101 18
J. E.' Faber 107 18
H. S. Houston 119 26
THE OLD GUARD AT
SOUTHERN PINES
C. S. Waterhouse Wins an Annual
Event at Neighboring Resort.
The Old Guard, sixteen strong, made
their annual pilgrimage to Southern
Pines on Friday, at the invitation of
Tom Kelley and John E. Pushee of
that city, and had a first class time
and their first class pictures taken,
and incidentally played the usual first
class handicap medal round on the
Country Club links.
C. S. Waterhouse won the prize
with 91-15, 76. Donald Parson car
ried off the low gross honors, with an
80, and was followed by C. B. Fownes,
81; L. D. Pierce, 82; J. M. Thompson,
83, and Tom Kelley, 84.
The Scores.
C. S. Waterhouse 9115 76
M. B. Johnson 9111 80
Donald Parson 80 0 80
John E. Pushee 9717 80
C. B. Fownes - 81 0 81
T. A.' Kelley . 84 3 81
J. M. Thompson 83 2 81
L. D. Pierce 82 plus 1 83
James Barber 99 16 83
J. R. Bowker 91 7 84
C. B. Hudson 92 8 84
C. L. Becker 88 2 86
J. G. Nicholson 9710 87
Eberhard Faber 10315 88
H. C. Fownes 92 2 90
Tom McGraw, Jr 100 8 92
The Suspense Ended on Friday
when Dr. T. A. Cheatham and A. S.
Higgins won the long delayed play-off
of the tie arrived at a week earlier in
the Tin Whistles Four Ball Contest
against Par. Higgins and Cheatham
tied for the Class A prize, at 3 up on
par, with G. A. Bomann and E. J. Bar
ber, and won the play off by finishing
4 up on par, on Number Three, while
Barber and Bomann came in at 3 up.
Dr. Cheatham had an 82, which is about
5 strokes better then he ever had on
Number Three before, so far as our
record for the past ten years are an;
guide. Incidentally, the round was 5
strokes ahead of Dwight Armstrong's
in the play-off for the qualifying round
staged on the same course at the same
time.
Mrs. H. E. Moles
of Westmont, Conn., won the ladies'
rifle contest with a high target of 141
out of a 'possible 150. Miss Louise
Patterson, of Plainfield, N. J., was sec
ond at 135, and Miss M. B. Patterson
of New York, scored 130.
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