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7Re PINBHURST OUTIaOOK, VOL. XXV. FEBRUARY 23, 1922 NO. 11 C. L. BECKER LEADS THE SENIORS IN MEDAL PLAY TOURNEY The second annual Seniors' tourna ment played on March 18 and 20 brought out a field of forty-five con testants, all of whom were fifty-five years of age and over, and competition was keen throughout the two days' play. The tournament consisted of 18 " holes medal play each day, and prizes were awarded for the best gross for 36 holes and best net each day. C. L. Becker led the field in the race for low gross honors and won the major prize with rounds of 86-84 170, three strokes ahead of his nearest competitor, S. M. Gorman of Altoona, Pa., who finished second at 89-84 173. George T. Dunlap of Canoe Brook, took third honors, at 94-86 180, and was followed by II. C. Fownes of Oakmont, 93-89 182, and W. S. Van Clief, 89-95184. The prize for the best net the first day was won by C. S. Strout "of Bid deford, Me., with a round of 96-2571, and W. 8. Van Clief was second .with 89-13 76. Mr. Strout surprised him self by doing a gross 96, the best score he has made since he started playing golf just a year ago. In the second day's play, S. M. Gor man won the net prize with 84-14 70, and was followed by George T. Dun lap, at 86-1274. The Seniors' was started last year by Mr. Frank Presbrey, president of the United States Seniors' Golf Association. Mr. Presbrey was scheduled to play in this season's event but was prevented on account of late train connections. Pit' rlfff -" ' 4? PINEHURST AND FLORIDA GOLFERS TO PLAY TEAM MATCH Arthur Yates, former Yale Football star, and A. L. Walker, Jr., winner of the St. Valentine's tournament, who have been setting a fast pace over the Pinehurst links. The scores were: C S. Strout (25) 71-89160 S. M. Gorman (14) 75-70145 W. S. Van Clief (13) 76-82158 A. Lucking (16) 77-87164 C L. Becker (8) 78-76154 Jas. Barber (20) 78-84162 O. A. Blackburn (20) 78-75153 J. S. Brown (12) 79- H. G. Codley (18) 80-89169 Henry Hornblower (24) 80-76156 J. T. Newton (26) 80- E. J. Feeley (24) 81-85166 C. W. Dodd (24) 81- A. S. Higgins (15) 81-75 1;:6 W. G. Soule (18) 82-30162 Charles Murray (17) 8C-S7 17.'. C. McLean (24) 87-90177 G- P. Lemont (24) SS- H. II. Rackham (17) -5 173 Robert Foote (20) 38-82 -170 Daniel S. White (18) 88-84172 G- W. Statzell (12) 9l-2 173 R. H. Chamberlain (24) 102-91193 Geo. T. Dunlap J. D. C. Rumsey IT. W. Adams Herman Ellis A . Bryan Alley (12) 82-74156 R. H. Hunt (21) 83-78167 H. C. Fownes (12) K!- F. E. Gallup (22 83-79 -162 C. B. Hudson (11) 84-84168 (8) 85-81166 (24) 85-85170 (17) 85-84169 (21) 84-91175 THE PINEHURST CHAPEL SUNDAY SERVICES (Continued on Page 12) ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICES A team match between Pinehurst and Florida golfers has been arranged to be played at Pinehurst just prior to the Jtforth and South championships. Pine hurst golfers wired a challenge to their Florida brothers last week and within twenty-four hours an acceptance had been received. All the' details have not been arranged, but it is likely that there will be ten players on each side and in order to be eligible for play each member must have played golf at one of these places for at least a month this season. Donald Parson is to captain the Pine hurst team, and C. J. Dunphy of Palm Beach, and II. B. Martin of Belleair, will look after the interests of the Florida team . The match will be a fine attraction and is certain to develop some keen competition. Florida holds a strong hand in some of the top-notch golfers and Pinehurst will be able to put a fine team in the field. Jesse Guilford, na tionl amateur champion, has spent con siderable time in Florida this winter and will probably be the number one ' man for that team. Tom Armour, another crack player, is spending the winter at Belleair, and will be on the team. Joe Schlotman, winner of the recent Bellpair tournament, Ellsworth Augustus, the long driver, and C. J. Dunphy are others that will add great strength to the team from the palms. Pinehurst will have Donald Parson, John D. Chapman, "Buck" Merriman, winner of the North and South title last year, A. Lucien Walker, and a number of other strong players. The match will be played just prior to the qualifying round of the North and South and in addition to being a decided attraction in iteelf will add great quality to the championship events . Holy Communion 9:00 A.M. (except 1st Sunday in month) Children's Service 10:00A.M. Morning Service and Sermon 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion immediately after Morning Service on First Sunday in each Month. Early Mass Second Mass 6:15 A. M. 10:30 A. M. MISS MARY BROWN LEADS THE SHOOTERS When visiting priest is at Pinehurst an 8 o'clock mass is held. The Pinehurst Outlook is published weekly from November to May by Tha Outlook Publishing Co., Pinehurst, K. C. O. H. PEACOCK Editor Subscription Price, $2.00. Ten cents a copy. Subscriptions will be continued on expiration unless the editor receives notice to the contrary. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Pinehurst, N. C. Miss Mary A. Brown of Cooperstown, N. Y., won the prize for the best score in the weekly rifle contest at the Gun Club with 139 breaks out of a possible 150. Miss Elizabeth Manning of New York, finished second, at 137, and Miss Louise Patterson, Plainfield, Mrs. A. C. Potter of Cambridge, and Mrs. T. Gil pin Massey of New York, tied, at 134, for third place. Miss Esther Gude and Mrs. N. L. Callamer of Washington, registered 117 breaks each.
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