All Season Members Tournament
PS. P. RANDOLPH, JR., a member of the Point Judith
Country Club and Pinehurst’s Winter cottage colony, won
• the first division honors arid emoluments in the All-Season
Members tournament which came to a close on Thursday last, by
defeating Donald Parson 3 and 2 in the final round.
Parson, who is considered one of the best golfers here, was *
off his game in the finals and persistently encountered obstacles'
that proved his undoing, while Randolph played brilliant golf
from the start to the finish and would have been a very difficult
opponent for any player to de-feat. Randolph registered birdies
on the seventh, tenth, twelfth and sixteenth holes and played
eight other holes in par. He drove to the green on the 186-yard
sixth hole but required three putts after being on the sand and
wept down in four. He drove within striking distance "of the
green on the 213-yard sixteenth hole-and ran down a fifty-foot
pptt for a birdie 2. He was out in 38 and back in 36 for a medal -
round of 74. Parson played twelve holes in 4?s or better, but
difficulties on several holes cost him the match and the tournament.
He was stymied at the first hole ; was in a bunker at the third,
and ninth and dro.ve to the woods from the tenth tee.
W. A, Rupp, of Buffalo, won the second division trophy by
defeating J. R. Bowker, of Boston, 4 and 3, and C. L. decker,
of Philadelphia, N. Y., carried off the prize in the third division
with a 2 and 1 victory over P. S. P. Randolph, Sr., father of the
first division winner.
I. Heilman, of New York, came through victoriously and an
nexed the fourth division prize by defeating George T. Dunlap,
also of New York.
Women Star at Traps
AN INTERESTING feature of the weekly hundred-target
trapshooting tournaments this season is the excellent show
ing that women shooters are making. Mrs. Walter P.
Andrews, of Atlanta, led the entire field this week and won chief
honors and emoluments with a perfect score. Mrs. Andrews shot
with the aid of a 40 handicap, but her 68 actual breaks out of the
hundred targets thrown was a creditable showing and is worthy
of much praise for a woman amateur shooter. Mrs.. Andrews
was followed by W. B. Campbell, of New York, with 79-20-99;
E. R. Campbell, New York, 72-25-97; C. A. Chandler, Atlanta,
67-30-97; Walter P. Andrews, Atlanta, 52-40-92, and Margin
Line, New York, 78-10-88.
Henry A. Page, Jr., led the field the week before and gathered
in the first prize with a net score of 86-10-96. In this event
another woman shooter played a prominent part when Mrs. Beverly
L. Walter had 55 actual breaks to her credit and finished third in
the field with a net target of 55-30-88, incidentally outshooting her
husband by fourteen actual breaks, B. V. Covert, of Lockport,
N. Y., finished second with 86-8-94. Others shooting were: Edw.
Sweating, Southern Pines, 66-17-83; C. S. Strout, Biddefordy
Me., 63-20-83; Curtis Wiggs, Delaware Water Gap, 61-19-80;
H. D. Epps, Lake City, 50-30-80, and Beverly L. Walter, Pine
hurst, 41-30-71.
Miss Lewis Wins at Range
Miss Marion Lewis, of Chicago, registered the high target at
the rifle range this week and won the prize with 141 points out
of a possible 150. Mrs, Lawrence Barr, of Pinehurst, was second,
with 140, and Miss Catherine Lewis and Mrs. J. G. Wellman, of
New York, tied, at 136, for third place. Mrs. D. M. Barclay, of
New York, and Miss Ethel C. Miller, of West Nyack, registered
135 and 120, respectively.
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