THE PINEHUEST OUTLOOK
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Electrical Manufacturers'
Tournament
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Gorham
Quality
Gorham
Designs
Trophies
Medals
Loving Cups
express reward to the victor-r.
record events of importance
convey friendly appreciation the
importance of an event and the
regard of business associates or
social friends.
Gorham Quality and Gorham
Designs denote just the sentiment
the occasion the purose which
trophy, medal, or loving cup commemorates.
THE GORHAM CO.,
NEW YORK
Gorham Silverware is to be had in Pinehurst at The Jewelry Shop
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THE COLONEL SAYS: "Learn to fSriv ihe
club in your fingers never in the palm, use a
j-wiv unui nuiv inc impruuca accuracy
of your shots."
Col onel Qolf Balls
$1.00 Each $12.00 Per Doz.
in the familiar Meshed Marking
The 'Colonel Golf Ball is used by many
of our leading Professionals. Wilfred
Reid, with a Colonel 31f Dimpled Marked
Ball, won the Professional Tournament
held in . Augusta, Ga., in February.
ST. MUIIGO MFG. CO. OF AMERICA
121-123 Sylvan Avenue,
NEWARK, N. J.
New York, 36 Warren Street
Boston, 143 Federal Street
Philadelphia, 1201 Chestnut Street
Chicago, 111., 36 South State Street
San Francisco, 46 Kearney Street
II e?.v.'..
The Electrical Manufacturers ' 1 ; P. S. Klees beat Le Roy Clark, 2 and
Club, which recently held its Annual 1; L. W. Downes beat Walter Cary by
Spring Meeting in Pinehurst, conducted default,
a tournament for its members over the Semi-Finals '
Number Three Course, after the manner H. F. Dyett beat L. F. Anschultz, 3 and
of the Advertising Interests and the 2; P. S. Klees beat L. W. Downes, 5
American Bankers' Association. As the and 4.
April Tournament was in progress, the Finals
club was obliged to play on the hardest H. T. Dyett beat P. S. Klees, 3 and 1.
course in Pinehurst. There were about THIRD EIGHT
thirty members on hand and they quali- First Round
fied into three divisions of eight. The A. D. Page beat F. L. Bishop, 4 and 3;
Medal for low score in the. qualifying J. S. Crider beat S. B. Condit, 2 and 1;
round went W. G. Carr, who went out W. R. Burrowes beat W. F. Field, 2 and'
in 47 and back in 46, for a total of 93, 1; H. E. Hackenberg beat D. R. Bullen,.
which was three strokes better than the 4 and 3.
figures of J. C. Belden, who made the Semi-Finals
journey in 46 50, 96. J. S. Crider beat A. D. Page, 4 and 2j
In the first eight the semi-finalist W. R. Burrowes beat H. E. Hackenberg,.
matches were between J. C. Belden and 3 and 1.
S. B. Belden, and C. E. Patterson and Finals
A. W. Clark. J. C. Belden eliminated J. S. Crider beat W. R. Burrows, 1 up.
S. B. Belden, 3 and 2, and Patterson
beat Clark, 4 and 3. The finals brought
together Patterson and J, C. Belden,
and in a close match Belden was defeat
ed, 3 and .1 The Belden family wer.e in
the lime-light most of the time, for J.
C. was runner up, and S. B. trimmed
Carr, the medalist, 2 and 1.
QUALIFYING ROUND NUMBER 3
COURSE
WEBER WINS THE MID-APRIL
TOURNAMENT
( Continued' from Page 5 )
CONSOLATION
First Round
F. B. Howland beat F. Hawthorne by
default; J. D. Arnold beat A. M. Mor
ris by default; P. W. Thomson beat F
W. Filoon, 5 and 3; C. H. Lay beat
Henry Patton, 3 and 2.
Semi-Finals
J. D. Arnold beat F. B. Howland, 5 and1
4; P. W. Thomas beat C. H. Lay, 3 and1
2.
Finals
J. A. Arnold beat P. W. Thomson, 1 up
FIFTH DIVISION
First Round
Lawrence Barr beat Jas. Plummer by
default; F. F. Sivyer beat F. L. Pierce,
6 and 3; H. W. Ormsbee beat J. G
Bateman by' default; L. R. Gimbel beat
R. L. Baggs by default; C. Meek beat
F. Baggs by default; J. T. Newton beat
W. B. Stewart, 7 and 5; N. A. Rose beat
A. C. Judd, 1 up; Eric Thomson beat
Wm. Boswell, 1 up.
Second Round
F. F. Sivyer beat Lawrence Barr, 5 and:
4; H. H. Ormsbee beat L. R. Gimbel, 1
up 19 holes; J. T. Newton beat C. Meek,
4 and 3; Eric Thomson beat N. A. Rose,.
4 and 3.
Semi-Finals
H. W. Ormsbee beat F. F. Sivyer, 3 and
2; J. T. Newton beat Eric Thomson, 3'
FIRST EIGHT and 2.
First Round Finals
B. Belden beat W. G. Carr, 2 and 1; H. W. Ormsbee beat J. T. Newton, 1 up.
J. C. Belden beat C. C. Chesney, 3 and CONSOLATION
2; A. W. Clark beat E. Tower, Jr., 1 First Round
up; C. E. Patterson beat R. G. Kellogg, Jas. Plummer beat F. L. Pierce by de-
5 and 4. fault; J. G. Bateman beat R. L. Baggs
Semi-Finals by default; W. B. Stewart beat F. C.
J. C. Belden beat S. B. Belden, 3 and 2; Baggs by default; Wm. Boswell beat A.
C. E. Patterson beat W. Clark, 4 and 3. C. Judd, 1 up 19 holes.
W. G. Carr 47 46 93
J. C. Belden 46 50 96
Edwin Tower, Jr. 46 49 98
R. G. Kellogg 51 47 98
S. B. Belden 48 53 101
C. C. Chesney 47 54 101
A. W. Clark 44 59 103
W. E. Barker 50 54 104
C. E. Patterson 51 53 104
J. A. Smith 49 56 105
B. E. Salisbury ' 53 52 105
Le Roy Clark 55 51 106
Walter Cary 51 57 108
L. F. Anschutz 51 58 113
H. -T. Dyett 53 57 110
L. W. Downes 53 60 113
P. S. Klees 53 60 113
S. B. Condit 59 55 114
W. R. Burrows 53 64 117
D. R. Bullen 62 56 118
C. W. Stone 58 61 119
F. L. Bishop 60 59 119
J. S. Crider 61 59 120
W. F. Field 59 63 122
H. E. Hackenberg 63 59 122
G. C. Osborne 54 68 122
A. D. Page 59 66 125
Finals
Semi-Finals
C. E. Patterson beat J. C. Belden, 3 Jas. Plummer beat J. G. Bateman, 1 up1
and 1. 19 holes r Wm. "Rnstorfill beat W. B.
Stewart, 7 and 6.
Finals
SECOND EIGHT
First Round
3; H. F. Dyett beat B. E. Salisbury, 3 Wm. Boswell beat Jas. Plummer, 1 up.-