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JJNUABY 26, 1922 PAGE 17 GOLF INSURANCE R. MURRAY PURVES WINS ADVERTISERS' TOURNEY Have you taken out your golf insur ance? You don't play golf? No matter there is always the cnance you may be hit by a passing ball, club, or empty bot tle! Golfers are now thicker (some thicker than others) on the landscape than Ger man Eefusals, and golf balls are whiz zing over hill and dell in such large num bers that the innocent bystander's only chance is refuge in the nearest shellhole. At this season of the year golfers are so wild they are injuring themselves and one another as well as non-contestants. And the feature of the latest golf insur ance policy is protection of a golfer's legal liability for damage suits. The theory is that if a golfer hurts himself it serves him right, but if he injures others he is entitled to protection. Look over the types of golf insurance and take your pick. Only two kinds to a customer: Personal Liability Continued from Page 9) 7 and 6; Meigs defeated Manson, 7 and 5 ; Lewis defeated Moore, 2 and 1. Semi-finals Purves defeated Conk lyn, 2 and 1 ; Meigs defeated Lewis, 5 and 4. , Final Purves defeated Meigs, 4 and 3. Winners in Other Divisions First Division Second eight Hedges defeated Pros key, 1 up. Third eight Trier defeated Durstine, 3 and 2. Fourth eight Wurzburg defeated Daniels, 4 and 3. Second Division First eight--C. E. Sherman, Essex, de feated Duncan Stewart, Dunwoodie, 3 and 2. Second eight Rodney Boone, Green wich, defeated Charles Murnan, Com monwealth, 1 up. Third eight P. R. MacKinney, Essex, defeated J. C. Heererman, Stamford, 2 In any case where a golfer hits any and 1. other person with a ball, club, flask, or Fourth eight George Lytton, Exmoor, other missile the company will undertake defeated W. Woodward, Hinsdale, 4 and his defense, provided: 2. 1. The golfer shall at once notify the home office, giving date and scene of the accurate shot, measurements of the in jured party (length over all, wheelbase, Third Division Class A. J. H. Hawley, . Areola, de feated H. R. Reed, Knickerbocker, 1 up. Class B. T. C. Estee, Siwanoy, de- type of body, etc.), his casualty score feated Julius Mathews, Woodland, l'up. for the day, and a sworn statement that Class C.-r-H. B. Green Baltimore, de the said golfer was driving the ball him- feated Max Landay, Woodmere, 3 and 1. self at the time of each accident and sup- Ladies' Tournament posedly had the same under full control. Class A. Mrs. J. H. Wright, St. Al 2. In any case where a golfer shall bans, defeated Mrs. George W. Stearns, hit more than five (5) bystanders in one Westchester, 3 and 1. day the company shall have the right to Consolation demand his withdrawal from the links Mrs. C. W. Beck, Jr., New York, de for a period of intensive training not feated Mrs. W. F. Smith, Brae Burn, exceeding ten years. 4 and 3. 3. As a special feature of this policy Class B. Mrs. B. "V. Covert,, Lock the company shall be liable for the re- port, defeated Mrs. A. L. Aldred, Wan covery of the golf -ball, except in case namoisett, 6 and 5. where an operation on the victim is nec- Class C. Mrs. R. K. Strassman, New essary to get it out. York, defeated Mrs. E. D. Moore, Siwa Note. Nothing in the above shall noy, 1 up. cover the case of caddies. The company 1 holds that the killing or maiming- of a caddy is justifiable. Accident and Health ($5,000 Principal Sum) INTERNATIONAL GOLF the I. Loss of One Ear by a Passing Golf (Contin'ued from Page 8) who were rooting for ' Jock, ' Hutch.' " Hoffner said the formal presentation Ball. Half the principal sum if the ear of the prizes, all except the champion is recovered; $1,000 extra if both the ship cup of course, was made at 7 ear and the golf ball are recovered. In o'clock the night before in front of the any case where an ear and a golf ball clubhouse. "It was here, said Hoffner, make a hole in one the company shall "that they spoke most highly of Hutch pay the principal sum in full. isori and the other American entries who II. Loss of Both Ears by Golf Balls, were fortunate enough to be in line for The full premium if the ears are clipped prize money. off at different times. In a case Where "Thinking it over afterward," fin two golfers make two drives, each ball ished Hoffner," we agreed that it was clipping off an ear of - another golfer in not really necessary for a formal pres the same game they shall -be considered entation of the cup. We thought the as having qualified for. a final tourna- spontaneous way it was done was best, ment to take place as soon as the victim In fact, we wouldn't have thought much grows-" hew "set of ears. 1 ' , ' about it if a lot of letters had not ap IILLoss rof... Chin. If - Joss occurs peared in the British press on the sub througli 'accident, onealf of the princi- ject afterwards..; Anyway the, sponsors pal sum. If loss occurs through exces- of that trip deserve a world of credit sive conversation the company; shalLnot for making possible that first American, be liable; If chin is not lost; but merely victory in a British open, and for'th'e concealed in a a'on of ? Scotch whiskey deep-rooted friendliness which now "pre (ConUnued an Page 18) vails-among the stars here and abroad." IHxlteth Btxttt An Exclusive Residential Hotel Affording the Dignity and Ele gance of a Private Residence. Opposite the Metropolitan Club and Fifth Avenue entrance to Central Park, with easy access to Clubs, Theatres and Shopping centres. fcagrr & Uabnirb, Ekvi f crlt (Ethj MIIMIIIIMI Bretton Woods IK THE HEART OF THE WHITE MOtlNTtMS OF HEW HAMPSHIRE 18 hole Championship Course and a 9 hole Course TUB WOCIT PLEASANT C. J Dunphy, Manager Winter: Palm Beach Country Club Palm Beach, Fla TUB MOUfT WilHIIIttTOir C. J. Root Winter: Hotel Clarendoo Seabreeze, Fla. PINEHURST TRAIN SERVICE Via SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY No. 3 12.30 am. 3.04 am. 3.20 am. 6.05 am. 7.10 am. 8.55 am. 12 30 pm. 7.53 pm. 8.40 pm. No.3'l 2.05 pm 4 03 pm 4.17 pm, 6 30 pm. 7.25 pm. 7.55 pm. 11.30 pm. 6.56 am. 8.00 am. DAILY Lv. New York Lv. N. Philadelphia Lv. W. Philadelphia Lv. Baltimore Ar. Washington Lv. Washington Lv. Kichmond , , Ar. Aberdeen Ar. Pinehurst No. 302 No. 4 Ar. 1.30 pm. 6.00 am. Ar. 11.34 pm. 3 45 am. Ar. 11.13 inn. 3.30 am. Ar. 9.05 nm. 1.09 am. Lv. 8.05 am. 12.10 am. Ar. 7.35 am. 8.55 pm. Ar. 3.55 am 5.05 pm. Lv. 8.10 pun. 9.26 am. Lv. 7.30 pm. 9.00 am. Schedule effective on and after January 1st, 1922. THROUGH PULLHAN CAR SERVICE BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASHINGTON AND PINEHURST. DINING CAR SERVICE. COHPLETE TRAIN SERVICE TO FLORIDA THE YEAR ROUND, Including Seaboard Florida Limited operated January to April each year. 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