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They were called upon to concede a five goal handicap, but played
a far faster and more aggressive game than on Tuesday and won the
second of the series, 13 to 7. Another game with the Green team
was played on Saturday and again the Englishmen were triumphant.
This time they scored 8 goals and held the Sandhill team scoreless
save for the five goals conceded to them on handicap. Capt. McMul
len was the particular star of this game. He started with a goal
scored on a brilliant back stroke in the first period and tallied four
of the eight goals accumulated by his team.
The fourth and concluding game was a return engagement with
the Blues and was one of the best exhibitions of polo ever seen on
the local field. Capt. Egan was still out of the game but watched
the proceedings from the sidelines, and Major Rhinehart took his
place, Mr. Slocock going back to his regular position at No. 3
with his own team. The Blues were given a three goal handicap
which was quickly offset when Major Rhinehart scored three goals
in the first two periods, and from then on it was a neck and neck
race. The Englishmen were in the lead in the third period until
Tuckerman tied the score with a sensational tally. This was fol
lowed by a spectacular run by Slocock who took the ball with sweep
ing drives the entire length of the field for a goal which gave the
home team the lead once more. The remainder of the game was
close and keenly contested, but the visitors were always on deck to
take advantage of the slightest opportunity and managed to squeeze
in a goal in each of the remaining periods, which gave them a final
victory of 9 to 6, making three games won and one lost out of the
four games played.
Climate, A permanent Resource
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which will build up here one of the greatest producing centers in
the world. All the accessories are either made in the temperate
belt, or of easy access. As people discover that they like to live in
Pinehurst in the winter they further learn that it is a desirable
place to live in summer, and learning that here is a desirable place
to live they learn further that here is also a preferable place to make
a living. Because North Carolina is a state of rural growth instead
of a state of big cities, and because here is a broad abundance of
room it is not likely that industries will pile down in one narrow bit
of country, but that they will scatter around in all directions with
moderate sized villages as the home centers.
Pinehurst will grow as a delightful center of homes in which
people will live who have their business establishments at Sanford,
Vass, High Falls, Glendon and other points where power is gen
erated by the streams, or where railroad facilities afford easy trans
portation. Here will be a great recreation center of a high character
and of attractive homes and pleasant surroundings. Climate has
only commenced to work in Middle North Carolina. But with
modern scientific progress, with water power, furnishing energy to
such an extent that the coal of the North is no longer a necessity,
and with every facility for carrying on all the industrial operations
the marvelous influences of climate have started a development that
will in a short time be a revelation of just what climate is destined
to do. And as the Chicago man said, climate is a continuing re
source. It is never exhausted. Climate is the greatest natural asset
in the world, and Pinehurst has probably the best natural average of
climate in the midst of the greatest range of other assets of various
kinds that are grouped together any place on earth.
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Is held every
Sunday Morning at 11 a. m.
In Chapel
Main Avenue near East Broad Street,
Southern Pines, N. C.
All are cordially invited to attend.
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