THE PINEHURST
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Prominent among the other entries is
Charles B. Cory, the winner of the 1902
championship. Mr. Cory is one of the
best known golfers in the country, a
member of a dozen or more clubs, the
owner of several private courses, and
the winner of numberless cups.
John M. Ward of the Fox Hills Golf
Club, Staten Island, Brooklyn's lawyer
golfer, will also participate. Mr. Ward
has figured prominently in Metropolitan
golfing circles for years and he was the
runner-up in last year's championship,
Mr. Ward has been a frequent visitor
here and an ardent admirer of Pine
hurst. Edwin A. Freeman of the Montclair
Club, and the local club champion, will
also participate. Mr. Freeman's match
with Travis in the preliminary rounds of
the inauguration tournament, was one
of the features of this event.
John Moller, Jr., Luther L. Kellogg,
George T. Brokaw and Arthur J. Lock
wood, are among the other prominent
players whose entries have already been
received.
THE PROGRAM IN OUTLINE.
The week's program will formally
open Monday, April fourth, with the
eighteen-hole medal play qualification
round of the Women's Championship, in
which cups will be offered for the best
gross and best net scores. The eight
best gross scores will qualify for the
match play rounds in which there are
cups for the winner and runner-up.
Tuesday, April fifth, will be devoted
to driving, approaching and putting con
tests, open to both men and women, and
Sterling cups are offered in each event.
The Championship event proper begins
Wednesday morning, April sixth, with
an eighteen-hole qualification round in
which a gold medal is offered for the
best gross score. The first sixteen will
qualify for the match play rounds for the
Championship cup, the second sixteen
for The Carolina cup, the third for The
Holly Inn cup, and the fourth for The
Berkshire cup. There are silver medals
offered for the runner-up in each division.
The eight players beaten in the first
match play round of each of these
events, will play for consolation cups,
one for each division.
Should more than sixty-four players
participate, cups will be offered for each
additional sixteen.
Friday, April eighth, there will be an
eighteen-hole medal pliy handicap with
a gold medal for the bett gross score,
the Pinehurst cup for the best net score
and a silver medal for the second best
net score.
The week will be brought to a close
Saturday, April 9th, with a thirty-six
hole, medal,play, scratch handicap, open
"Southern Championship" event. The
prizes are $100, and a championship
gold medal for the winner, $30 for the
second, and $20 for third. Amateurs
will be drawn with professionals, and in
the event of their winning any of the
monies they will be awarded the value of
the prize in plate.
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THE PROGRAM IN DETAIL.
MONDAY, APRIL 4TII.
10 :00 A. M. Qualification round Wo
men's Championship eighteen holes,
medal play, best eight scores to qualify.
Cups for the best net and best gross
scores.
1:30 P. M. First round, eighteen
holes, match play, scratch, Women's
Championship.
TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH.
10 :00 A. M. Semi-final round, eight
een holes, Women's Championship.
2:00 P. M. Final round, eighteen
holes, Women's Championship.
4 :30 P. M. Driving, approaching and
putting contests for both men and wo-
runner-up in each division of the above
sixteen.
The eight players in each of the above
sixteens who are beaten in the first
round at match play will continue at
match play for separate Consolation
cups, one for each division.
1 :30 P. M. First rounds, match play,
scratch, eighteen holes for the Cham
pionship, Carolina, Holly Inn and Berk
shire cups.
THURSDAY, APRIL 7TH.
9 :00 A. M. Second rounds, eighteen
holes, for the principal cups ; first round,
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6TH.
8 :30 A. M. Qualifying round, Ama
teur Championship, eighteen holes,
scratch, medal play. Gold medal for
best gross score. Best sixteen scores
qualify for the Championship cup ; sec
ond sixteen for The Carolina cup ; third
sixteen for The Holly Inn cup ; fourth
sixteen for The Berkshire cup.
Note If more than sixty-four play
ers take part, additional cups will be
presented for each additional sixteen.
A silver medal will be presented to the
eighteen holes, scratch for consolation
cups.
1 :30 P. M. Semi-final rounds, eight
een holes for the principal cups ; semi
final rounds, eighteen holes, for the con
solation cups.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8TII.
10 :00 A. M. Final rounds, thirty-six
holes for the principal and consolation
cups.
10 :40 A, M. to 3:30 P. M. Eighteen
holes, medal play, handicap, for the
Pinehurst cup and a silver medal offered
for the best net and a gold medal for the
best gross scores.
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH.
10:00 A. M. First round, eighteen
holes, medal play, scratch, of open
"Southern Championship."
2:00 P. M. Final round, eighteen
holes, open Southern Championship.
The winner will receive $100, and the
Championship gold medal; the second
$30, and the third $20.
Amateurs will be drawn with profes
sionals, and in the event of their win
ning any of the monies they will be
awarded the value of the prize in plate.
THE TROPHIES.
The following trophies are offered :
Gold medal for the best gross score in
Championship qualification round.
Magnificent sterling cup for the win
ner in the Championship.
Silver medal for the runner-up in the
Championship.
Sterling cup for the winner in the
Championship consolation.
The Carolina sterling cup for the win
ner in the second division.
Silver medal for the runner-up in the
second division.
Sterling cup for the winner in the sec
ond division consolation.
The Holly Inn sterling cup for the
winner in the third division.
Silver medal for the runner-up in the
third division.
Sterling cup for the winner in the
third division consolation.
The Berkshire sterling cup for the
winner in the fourth division.
Silver medal for the runner-up in the
fourth division.
Sterling cup for the winner in the
fourth division consolation.
Sterling cup for the best gross score
in Women's Championship qualification
round.
Sterling cup the best net score in
the Women's Championship qualification
round.
Sterling Championship cup for the
winner in the Women's Championship.
Sterling cup for the runner-up in the
Women's Championship.
Gold medal for the best gross score in
Medal Play Handicap.
The Pinehurst sterling cup for the best
net score in the Medal Play Handicap.
Silver medal for the second best net
score in Medal Play Handicap.
One hundred dollars and Champion
ship gold medal for the best gross score
in Open Southern Championship; thirty
dollars for the second; twenty dollars
for third.
Sterling cups for winners in Driving,
Approaching and Putting contests.
In
uiits of Lenox Head Storien
Original Itrawla,
On Friday evening last the Misses
Josselyn entertained their friends most
agreeably at The Lenox. There was
an art exhibition to which each guest
contributed at least one original draw
ing and prizesswere awarded to those
who most successfully guessed the story
each picture was designed to tell.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nicholson of
New Bedford, Mass., took the first and
second prizes. Refreshments were
served and the evening closed with
merry waltzes and a Sir li
ley.