JANUARY U, 190
PAGE FIVE
Our Sporting Calendar
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February 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Sixteenth An
nual St. Valentine's Tournament -Qualifying
round, 36 holes; finals, eighteen
holes. Gold Medal for the best quali
fication score; President's Trophy to
winner of first sixteen; Governors'
Trophy to "winner of second sixteen;
Secretary's Trophy to winner of thir
sixteen; Treasurer's Trophy to winner
of fourth sixteen; Captain's Trophy to
winner of fifth sixteen; Club Trophy t
winner of sixth sixteen; trophy to win
ner of seventh and eighth sixteen; Ster
ling Trophies to first, second, third,
fourth, fifth and sixth division runners
up and consolation division winners ;
silver medals to division ruriners-up an
seventh and eighth divisions. Special
trophes will be given for additiona
divisions. .
February 10, 11, 12, 13. Fifteenth
Annual St. Valentine's Tournament for
Women Qualifying round and finals,
eighteen holes on the morning of each
day. One or more eights to qualify.
Gold medal for best qualification score;
sterling trophies for winners and runners-up
in each eight. Special trophie
will be given for additional divisions.
March 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Sixteenth Annual
Spring! Tournament Qualifying round,
thirty-six holes; finals, eighteen holes,
in all divisions. Gold medal for bes
qualification score; President's Trophy
to winner of first sixteen ; Governors
Trophy to winner of second sixteen;
Secretary's Trophy to winner of thir
sixteen; Treasurer's Trophy to winne
of fourth sixteen; Captain's Trophy t
winner of fifth sixteen; Club Trophy t
winner of sixth sixteen; trophies to win
ner of seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth
eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth and four
teenth divisions; Sterling Trophies to
first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth,
seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth and eleven
th division runners-up and consolation
division winners; silver medals t
division runners-up and consolation divis
ion winners in the twelfth, thirteenth
and fourteenth divisions. Special trophie
will be given for additional divisions.
March 23, 24, 25, 26 Eighteenth An
nual United North and South Amateu
Championship for Women Qualifyin
round and finals, eighteen holes to b
played on the morning of each day, fou
divisions of eight to qualify. Gol
medal for best qualification score. Cham
pionship Trophy to winner of first eight
Governors' Trophy to winner of secon
eight; Secretary's Trophy to winner o
third eight and Treasurer's Trophy t
winner of fourth eight and Sterlin
Trophies to the runners-up and consola
tion division winners in each division.
Special trophies will be given for addi
tional divisions.
March 29, 30 Eighteenth Annua
United North and South Open Cham
pionship. Seventy-two holes medal play
amateur winning first prize to receiv
trophy. First prize for professionals
300; second prize, $200; third, $150;
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fourth, $100; fifth, $75; sixth, $60,
seventh, $50; eighth, $40; ninth, $30;
tenth, $25. Player making best scor
receives championship gold medal.
March 31. April 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.
Twentieth Annual United North an
South Amateur Championship Quali
fying round and final of winning pair iu
first division, 36 holes. All other final
18 holes. Gold medal for best qualifica
tion score; Championship Trophy t
winner of first sixteen; Governors
Trophy to winner of second sixteen;
Secretary's Trophy to winner of third
sixteen; Treasurer's Trophy to winner
of fourth sixteen; Captain's Trophy to
winner of fifth sixteen; Club Trophy to
winner of sixth sixteen; sterling trophie
to division runners-up and consolation
division winners in all divisions. Spec
al trophies will be given for additiona
divisions. The "Chisholm Beach Memo
rial Cup" will be played for in con
nection with this tournament; condi
tions will be posted in the Club House.
April 13, 14, 15, 16, 17.-tfenth An
nual Mid-April Tournament. Qualify
ing round and finals, eighteen holes.
Sterling Trophy for best qualificatio
score; President's Trophy to winner of
first sixteen; Governors' Trophy to win
ner of second sixteen; Sterling Trophie
to first and second division runners-u
and consolation division winners. Spec
ial trophies will be given for additional
divisions.
TRAP AND RIFLE SHOOTING
December 16, 1919, April 13, 1920.
(Weekly) One Hundred Target Handi
cap Tournament. Starting on Tuesday,
December 16, there will be a weekly han
dicap tournament every Tuesday if
there are live entries or more, for a ster
ling trophy, Ideal Leggett traps. Bird
handicap. The handicap is limited to
twenty birds.
A sterling trophy will be given for the
four best scores made each month dur
ing the months of J anuary, February
and March, in the weekly handicap
tournaments for 16 yards at 400 tar
gets. ANNIE OAKLEY will instruct ladies
in the art of shooting free of charge.
Weekly prizes will be given to the ladies
making the highest scores at the riflo
range.
January 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24; Thir
teenth Annual Midwinter Handicap.
Over $10,00 in money and trophies. Tbe
first day will be devoted to practice,
and the last to a consolation day. Sev
eral trophies are offered one to winner
of the Preliminary; one to winner of the
Midwinter Handicap; 65 sterling class
trophies; a gold medal for the highest
general amateur average.
The tournament will be registered and
run under American Trapshooting Asso
ciation rules.
Manufacturers' agents and paid rep
resentatives may shoot for targets only.
For full particulars, send to the Pine
hurst General Office for Program.
April 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. Third
Annual United North and South Ama
teur Handicap Target Tournament.
There will be morning and afternoon
events Monday and Tuesday and five
best scoes of Southern shooters will
compete with five best scores of North
ern shooters. April 20th, United North
and South Handicap. April 21,, a. m.,
State Shoot practice; April 22 and 23,
program of N. C. State Tournament.
These events, except for State trophies
and titles of State champion, are open
to all amateurs. Write for program.
January 21st. Purse $250.00; three or
more horse3 to start.
February 18. The Swigert Flat
Race. For Swigert Cup. Nominations
$15.00. Entries close February l3th.
Purse $250.00; three or more horses to
stat.
February 25. February Harness
Race. Nominations $15.00. Entries
close Feb. 18th. Purse $250.00 three or
more horses to start.
March 10. Second Annual March
Steeple Chase. Nominations $15.00.
Entries close March 5th. Purse $250,
full course, three or more horses to
start.
March 17. March Harness Race.
Nominations $15.00. Entries close
March 10th. Purse $250; three or more
horses to start.
April 6. Fourth Annual Horse
Show. Wrife the Pinehurst Jockey
Club for entry blanks and prize list.
April 7. Third Annual Spring
Steeple Chase and Flat Race. Nomina
tions $15.00. Entries close April 2nd.
Purses $250.00 for each event, full
course, three or more horses to start.
April 21. April Harness Race.
Nominations $15.00. Entries closa
April 14th. Purse $250.00; three or
more horses to start.
DOGS
February 2, 3, 4, 5. The Third An
nual Field Trial. First two days,
Membership Stake for trophy. Last
two days, High Class Shooting Dog,
Open Sweepstake. Purse guaranteed
$100.00. $5.00 to nominate, and $5.00
to start. Nominations close December
16th. Write to Pinehurst Field Trial
Club Leonard Tufts, Secretary.
April 7, 8. Third Annual Dog Show.
Entries close March 21st. Write to
Pinehurst Field Trial Club Leonard
Tufts. Secretary.
TENNIS
April 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. Second
Annual United North and South Tour
nament. Men's singles, women's sing
lea, men's doubles, mixed doubles; for
sterling trophies.
Special Tournaments will be arrang
ed for from time to time during the
season.
The Women's Challenge Cup, to be
won three years before it can be kept
by a player, is played for in this tour
nament. The entries last year were re
markably good and the tournament very
successful. Send for special booklet.
RACING
January 28. January Harness Race.
Nominations $15.00. Entries . close
A well known minister sent South to
labor among the colored people was re
ceived with many demonstations of joy.
At the first meeting which he held, one
colored preacher prayed for him with
great . earnestness, thus: "O Lord! bless
dis yer brudder what's come down from
the nort' to preach de Gospel to us.
'Noint him wid de kerosene ile of sal
vashun, and set him on fire."