THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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E. L. SCOFIELD WINS
MRS. LAWRENCE BARR
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26tb Season
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THE CAROLINA H. W. PRIEST, Mgr.
Private baths, sleeping porches, elevators, sun parlors, telephones in
every room. Special earjy season rates.
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RINCELY ENTERTAINMENT has been the synonym for
everything desirable from time out of mind. The monarehs
of old were royally attended, but they experienced not half
the luxury and comfort that Pinehurst guests accept as a matter
of course.
The entire globe contributes its best to the generously spread
tables. Nothing needful for physical ease is neglected. Not un
tutored slaves, but thinking, well-trained free men and women give
intelligent and willing care to the pleasure of those they serve.
And where will more varied and delightful entertainment be found,
indoors or but!
The orderly comfort and silent perfection of service for which
Pinehurst hotels are famous are the cumulative result of thought
given by everyone connected with the Pinehurst organization for
the pleasure and comfort of each guest as an individual. So
PINEHURST has become the synonym for a superlative luxury
and pleasure of which the originator of PRINCELY ENTER
TAINMENT never dreamed.
Under one management:
HOLLY INN E. G. FITZGERALD, Mgr. BERKSHIRE
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I The Holly Inn: Every convenience;- The Berkshire: A house
pleasantly located, liberally conducted of quiet friendliness and rest-
I ful comfort.
Address hotel or PINEHURST, INC.
Leonard Tufts, Pres., Pinehurst, N. C.
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An unusual feature of the tournament
was the record made by the family of
Henry B. Swoope in this and the Junior
tournament which was played at the
same time. Mr. Swoope and four of
his sons qualified in various divisions
and each won in the first round of match
play.
A summary of all divisions follows:
Match Play First Division
First round R. G. Croft, Green
wich, defeated L. D. Pierce, Rochester,
7 and 5; J. D. Chapman, Greenwich,
defeated R. C. Shannon, Massapequa,
5 and 4; E. L. Scofield, Pinehurst, de
feated E. C. Beall, Sherbrooke, 1 up (19
holes); John W. Robb, Merion, de
feated Irving Robeson, Rochester, 4 and
2; N. W. Peters, Englewood, defeated
DeF. P. Willard, Merion, 2 and 1; F.
T. Keating, Pinehurst, defeated Charles
Banes, Merion, 4 and 3; William Cush
ing, Pottstown, defeated R. E. Har
low, Scarboro, 6 and 4; Donald Parson,
Youngstown, defeated M. L. Fearey,
Garden City, 3 and 1.
Second Round Chapman defeated
Croft, 4 and 2; Scofield defeated Robb,
7 and 5; Peters defeated Keating, 5 and
1: Parson defeated dishing, 6 and 5.
Semi-finals Scofield defeated Chap
man, 1' up, (19 holes) ; Parson defeated
Peters, 8 and 7.
Finals Scofield defeated Parson, 3
and 1.
Consolation
Final R. E. Harlow, Scarboro, de
feated R. C. Shannon, Pinehurst, 5 and
4.
Second Division
First Round J. M. Bobbins, Haver
ford, defeated M. P. Parker, Upper
Montclair, 4 and 3; II. G. Waring,
Pinehurst, defeated T. S. Fuller, Ards
ley, by default; II. G. Phillips, Pine
hurst, defeated J. D. Armstrong, Pine
hurst, 5 and 4; II. G. White, Ridge
wood, defeated C. L. Becker, Pinehurst,
2 and 1; J. M. Thompson, Spring
haven, defeated W. J. Banes, Phila
delphia, 5 and 3; II. W. Croft, Garden
City, defeated C. B. Hudson, North
Fork, 4 and 3; E. C. Bobbins, Haver
ford, defeated W. II. Thayer, Charles
River, 4 and 3; C. S. Waterhouse,
Ardsley, defeated W. T. Barr, Dering
Harbor, 1 up.
Second Round J. M. Bobbins de
feated Waring, 2 and 1; Phillips de
feated White, 4 and 2; Thompson de
feated Croft, 3 and 2; E. C. Bobbins
defeated Waterhouse, by default.
Third Bound Phillips defeated J. M.
Bobbins, 6 and 4; Thompson defeated
E. C. Bobbins, 2 up.
Final Phillips defeated Thompson, 1
up.
Consolation
Final J. D. Armstrong, Pinehurst,
defeated W. II. Thayer, Charles Biver,
by default.
Third Division
First Bound Baymond Balfe, Pom
onok, defeated W. W. Inglis, Winni
peg, 7 and 5; K. M. McNeil, Brook
lawn, defeated S. C. Miller, Engle
wood, by default; II. B. Swoope, Over-
High Gun at the Range
Mrs. Lawrence Barr of Pittsburg, who
has been finishing close up in the week
ly target events at the rifle range each
week, established the season's high
mark last week when she scored 145
points out of a possible 150. This score
has been surpassed on only a few former
occasions. Mrs. W. B. Merrill, of
Newton Centre, Mass., finished second, at
111, and Miss Ann Merrill, who is
spending the holidays in Pinehurst from
the Bennett School, was third, at 136.
Others to have good scores during the
week were Miss Jane Hickman of
Philadelphia, 135, and Miss Helen
Curtis, 127.
Mrs. II . W. McNeil of Bridgeport,
Conn., led the field at the traps and
scored 72 breaks out of 100.
MRS. A. S. GILMAN WINS
PUTTING CONTEST
Mrs. A. S. Gilman of the Shaker
Heights Club, won the weekly putting
contest for women on the play-off of a
tie with Mrs. E. E. Hewlett of Great
Neck, L. I. . Both these ladies took
23 putts for the 12 corners on the first
round, and on tlie play-off Mrs. Gilman
was 24 and Mrs. Hewlett 26. Mrs.
Francis T. Keating of Pinehurst was
third, at 24.
brook, defeated William Greene, Denver,
S and 7; P. S. Maclaughlin, Ekwanok,
defeated John Smith, Brookline, by de
fault; F. E. Long, Detroit, defeated
C. B. Gillett, Wykagyl, 2 up; Shep
Honians, Englewood, defeated F. C.
Hood, Brookline, 1 up; Hewitt Swoope,
Overbrook, defeated A. II. Brown,
Wykttgyl, 4 and 3; A. S. Biggins, St.
Albans, defeated II. C. Buckminster,
Winchester, 2 and 1.
Second round McNeil defeated Balf,
1 up (21 holes) ; MacLaughlin defeat
ed H. B. Swoope, 1 up; Newman de
feated Long, 1 up (19 holes); Hewitt
Swoope defeated Higgins, 2 and 1.
Third round McNeil defeated Mac
Laughlin, 3 and 2; Honians defeated
Hewitt Swoope, 1 up.
Final McNeil defeated Homans, 1 up
(19 holes).
Consolation
Final II. C. Buckminster, Win
chester, defeated W. W. Ingliss, Win
nipeg, 3 and 2.
Winners in Other Divisions:
Fourth Division P. B. O'Brien, De
troit, beat C. W. Watson, Garden City,
4 and 2.
Consolation E. L. Dow, Oakland
Hills, beat E. H. Wiswell, Englewood,
1 up.
Fifth Division II. C. Ilutchins, Wy
kagyl, beat W. A. Gray, Aronimink, 2
and 1.
Consolation W. W. Hulfish, St. Al
bans, beat L. E. Bothschild, Century, 4
and 3.
For Sale
Combination saddle and harness horse,
Lady Glenworth, by Morgan Axworthy.
Now in training and can be seen at the Pine
hurat Race Track in charge of Mr. Sebrce.
Price and further particulars upon applica
tion. W. T. COVIXOTON, Raeford, X. C.