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MID-APRIL TOURNAMENT
UNDER WAY
Frank Dyer Leads Qualifiers
E. W. Snyder, Shaker Heights
C. D. Fraker, Northland
Fourth Sixteen
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Charles T. Plunkett, Jr., N. Adams 102
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Frank Dyer, the Montclair star, led G. A MaS00n Oakmont
the field in the qualifying round of the "Norwood Johnston, Pittsburgh
Mid-April tournament, which started on J T' Newton Brooklyn '
Tuesday of this week, and won the medal W' B Russell Rhue Island
with a card of 38-3977. Dyer's near- T' A' Russell Commonwealth
est opponent was Donald Parson of the E J' Barl?er' Englewood
Youngstown . Country Club, 39-42-81, James Barber' Englewood.
who tied at that figure with Francis T. "Frank T' Ellison Rochester
Keating of Spring Lake. C' F' Dow Detroit
" Other players who are well up in the RSwe11 lackmton, Highland
iirst division are R. A. Stranahan, In- James C' Elms' South 0ran Field
verness, John D. Chapman, Greenwich, W W' Ferrin Duoodie
J. W. Bowman, Aberdeen, all tie at 82.
Henry C. Fownes, the Oakmont veteran, SAND HILLS TEAM WIND UP
beat out his grandson, Henry C. 2d., and FIRST POLO TOURNAMENT
landed well up in the first flight while '
the younger golfer dropped to the second With the playing of the second and
sixteen on the play-off of a tie for last final round of the Sand Hills Trophy on
place in the first division. Sunday afternoon last, in which tue Sanu
Four sixteens qualified for match-play Hills team triumphed over the three op
which Avill continue throughout the week, posing teams, it wound up the first Polo
tournament held at Pinehurst and marked
the entry of the Sand Hills Polo Club
into all the prominent future events to
be played on the Southern circuit. j
. Camden, Camp Jackson and Mr. Rob-
Qualifying scores were:
First Sixteen
Frank Dyer, Upper Montclair
Donald Parson, Youngstown
F. T. Keating, Spring Lake
R. A. Stranahan, Inverness
John D. Chapman, Greenwich
J. W. Bowman, Aberdeen
Arthur Yates, Oak Hill
II. C. Fownes, Oakmont
E. L. Scofield, Stamford
R. J. Francisco, Oak Hill
L. A. Hamilton, Garden City
George Morse, Ekwanok
C. II. Gardner, Rhode Island
Isidor Hellman, Fairview
A. R. Carter, Westbrock
Burton Preston, Westbrook
Second Sixteen
G. M. Howard, Halifax
C. F. Watson, Jr., Baltusrol
J. T. Tunis, Jr., Lexington
F. S. Dillon, Alpine
A. Elliott Ranney, Greenwich
C L. Becker, Philadelphia, N. Y.
II. P. Hotchkiss, New Haven
Charles F. Conn, Merion Cricket
S. Y. Ramage, Wanango
J. D. Armstrong, Shennecossett
T. A. Kelly, Southern Pines
E. H. Wiswell, Montclair
H. W. Ormsbee, South Shore
H. G. Welborn, Ardsley
Third Sixteen
G. Wyman Carroll, Jr., Norwich
Aymar Embury, Boston
J. V. Hurd, Westmoreland
II. A. Wrenn, Exmoor
R. II. Hunt, Worcester
C. B. Hudson, North Fork
C. S. Waterhouse, Ardsley
P. B. O'Brien, Detroit
T. A. Cheatham, Pittsburgh
J. D. Dort, Flint
Jesse C. Bowen, Buffalo
G. P. Elkins, Oakmont
W. B. Merrill, Brookline
S. MacLaughlin, Ekwanok
F. Berry, Lexington
George Worthingon, St. Anthony
ert Hassler's team, known as the Visi-
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82 period of April 1 to 16 and three club
82 trophies, the Novices, Sand Hills and the
85 April's trophies were played for. The
85 local club more than held their own with
85 the visitors and won the Novices and
85 Sand Hills trophies, while Camden ac-
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counted for the April event. Camp Jack
son and the Visitors team failed to an
nex a trophy, but both teams put up hard Camden team, while Capt. Bryan and John
dnd game fought battles. A. Tuckerman scored most goals for the
The tournament started with the play- local club. Major Magruder and Lieu-
ing of the first round for the Novice's tenants Metts and Dean and Major Clark
trophy, in which the Sand Hills team put up a game fight for the crowd from
met and defeated the Visitors team 10 Jackson, and while they were defeated
goals to 1. Camden and Camp Jackson by better clubs they deserve much credit
then took up the battle in the second for the showing they made.
Wins Putting Tournament
Mrs. C. S. Waterhouse won the weekly
putting contest for women on the clock
greens at the Country Club with a score
of 22 for the 12 holes. This is the sec
ond time this season that Mrs. Water-
round for the right to play the winner of The line-up of the teams was as fol- hQuse hag
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Capt. W. Cowgill and J. Tufts
alternating
W. A. Harriman
J. A. Tuckerman
the first round. Camden was victorious lows:
nvpr flip soldier bova. but went down to Sand Hills P.
defeat at the hands of the Sand Hillers
in the final round, which allowed the lo
cal club to keep the trophy at home.
Captain Bryan's team wras not so for
tunate in the April's Trophy and lost Back, Capt. A. Loftus Bryan
out to Camden and Camp Jackson who
tied in the round robin in which all four
teams participated. This gave the boys Camp Jackson S. C.
from Jackson another chance to even up 1. Major M. Magruder
rn lor. Vmf fhpv wprp Tint pmial 2. Major C. L. Clark
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. to the taskflespite the, fact that CaWen -Sr' Ist. Lieut. W. Dean
had to give them a 3 handicap and lost Back, 1st Lieut. W. A. Metts, Jr.
95 the match and the trophy to Camden.
95 Camden again triumphed over the
96 Jackson team in the first round of the Camden P. C.
96 Sand Hills trophy, 9 to 7, and advanced 1. S. B. Robinson
96 to meet Capt. Bryan 's team in the second 2. Chas. R. Little
96 and final round. This was the hardest 3. F. W. Haserick
96 fought match of the entire tournament. Back, Earl Shaw
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99 matched was manifested by the final score
99 of 8 goals to 7 in favor of the Sand Visitors Team
99 Hills, and this included a handicap 2 1. Holden White
99 allotted the winners by reason of Earl 2. Thomas White
Shaw's handicap 3 against Capt. Bryan's 3. Robert Hassler
handicap 1. 4 Back, W. T. Holliday
The individual playing honors were
pretty equally divided. Haserick and
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Patterson was second in this week's event
and Mrs. A. S. Gilman, Mrs. R. C.
Blancke and Mrs. A. S. Higgins wound
up in a triple tie for third place.
The scores:
Mrs. . C. S. Waterhouse
Miss Louise Patterson
Mrs. A. S. Gilman
Mrs. R. C. Blancke
Mrs. A. S. Higgins
Miss Jean McGregor
Miss Louise Emery
Mrs. W. M. Hager
Mrs. S. H. Patterson
Mrs. G. M. Howard
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MERRIMAN DEFEATS ADAIR
In Play-off of Tie for Medal
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By sinking a nine-foot putt at the
3 finish of the round, B. P. Meiriman de-
hdc. feated Perry Adair by a single stroke,
0 75 to 76, for the qualifying medal in the
0 North and South championship. These
0 two players led the field and were tied,
0 at 155, in the regular qualifying round
and played off the tie in the first round
0 of match-play.