A?m:u two.
PAOS 7
Second T 'Cheng Shing, Sylvania Ken
nels.
CLASS 41. CHOW CHOWS V '
Open Bitches
Pirst Sylvania Flamching, Sylvania
Kennels. .
; Second T'cheng Shing, Sylvania Ken
nels. , CLASS 42. AIEDALES
Puppy, Dogs
First Aberfoyle Warland, C. L. Gilli
land. Second Pat, Mrs. W. S. Butterfield.'
CLASS 43. AIEDALES
' Novice, Dogs
First Pat, Mrs. W. S. Butterfield.
CLASS 44. AIRDALES,
.Limit, Dogs
First Briarfield Tipit T. W. Dawson.
Second Pat, Mrs. W. S. Butterfield.
CLASS 45. AIRDALES
Open, Dogs
First Briarcroft Fountain Test, Briar
croft Kennels.
Second Pat, Mrs. W. S. Butterfleld.
CLASS 46. AIEDALES
Puppy Bitches
First Lansdowne Latest Vogue, Mrs.
B. F. Lewis, Jr.
CLASS 47. AIRDALES
Novice, Bitches
First Lansdowne Latest Vogue, Mrs.
F. B. Lewis, Jr.
CLASS 48. AIRDALES
Limit, Bitches
First Briarcroft Lady Bachelor, Briar
croft Kennels.
Second Lansdowne Latest Vogue, Mrs.
B. F. Lewis, Jr.
CLASS 49. AIRDALES
Open, Bitches
First Briarcroft Lady Bachelor, Briar
croft Kennels.
Second Lansdowne Latest Vogue, Mrs.
B. F. Lewis, Jr.
CLASS 50. FOXTERRIERS
(Smooth) Puppy, Dogs
First Westbury Dexter, Mrs. W. S.
Butterfield.
Second Earnscliffe Senator, H. P.
Earnshaw.
CLASS 51. FOXTERRIERS
(Smooth Novice, Dogs
First Westbury Dexter, Mrs. W. S.
Butterfield.
CLASS 52. FOXTERRIERS
(Smooth) Limit, Dogs
First Sabine' Rifle Ball, G. G. Sinclair.
Second Westbury Dexter, Mrs. W. S.
Butterfield.
Third Earnscliffe Senator, H. P. Earn
shaw. CLASS 53. FOXTERRIERS
, (Smooth) Open, Dogs
First Sabine Ricolo, G. G. Sinclair.
Second Westbury Dexter, Mrs. W. S.
Butterfield.
Third Earnscliffe Senator, H. P. Earn
shaw. CLASS 54. FOXTERRIERS
(Smooth) Puppy, Bitches
First King's Point Lynette, G. N.
Owen.
(Continued in next Issue)
GOLF ON THISTLE DHU
: '.About '.fifty golfers jtoW part last'
Thursday in an invitation medal score
tourney on Thistle Dhu, the celebrated 7
miniature course attached to the resi
dence of James Barber of Englewood."
The prizes were presented by: Mr. Bar-,
ber and were won by John D. Chapman'"',
of the Greenwich Country Club who led
the field with a round of 24 16 40,
and by Frank S. Danforth of North
Fork and A. S. Biggins of St. Andrews,
who tied at 41.
Par on the course is 20 21 41, and
Chapman's 16 for the last nine holes in-
eluded three aces and a total of five
holes played under par. That the course
is not an easy one may be gathered from
the fact that only eighteen of the half
hundred players went over it within ten
strokes of par figures, while a host of
them finished in the sixties, and one of
them, C. R. Corwin of Brae Burn, took
58 strokes for the first nine holes.
h
P. W. WHITTEMORE HAS
ROUND OF 68
Parker W. Whittemore of Brookline
started out by taking three putts on
each of the first two greens on the
championship course last Sunday and
came within sight of a record for the
course. As it happened, however, he
took an approximate six on the six
teenth and finished with a round of 33
35 68, a stroke better than the best am
ateur figure for the course in its present
form.
Whittemore had a chance to beat the
course record with 62 for seventeen
holes. On the sixteenth his second sliced
into a trap near the green. He did not
get out on his third and picked up when
his partner had a sure four. He had ten
holes in 3 each, six going out, which
with three 5's gave him 33 for the first
nine. He took three putts from just off
the first and second greens. He also had
a chance to save a stroke on the seventh
and eleventh.
Whittemore was playing in partner
ship with F. C. Newton, the Staten
Island champion, against Emmet French
and Charles Mothersele, professionals.
The amateurs won by 5 up and 3 to
play, turned in a remarkable best ball
of 63, and although French went around
in 71 Mothersele helped him on a couple
of holes. The professionals won only
one hole in the match.
Whittemore 's card
Out 5 5 3 3 3 3 5 3 353
In 3544 4 3633 3568
Newton went around in 73, French in
71 and Mothersele in 76.
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