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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
STEEPLECHASE TODRNEY
Golfer's Enjoy Novel Continuous Medal
Play Handicap.
T. E. Jacobs, frank M. Zittel and I
JE. tittle lead the Field
With low Scores.
1TEEPLECIIASE or con
tinuous golf, was a novel
feature of the week. The
idea was to tee up only
on the first tee, playing
round the flag: on each
hole, doing no putting except upon the
home green. Prizes were offered for the
three best net scores, T. E. Jacobs, of
Wollaston, whose handicap was 5, win
ning first with fifty, Frank M. Zittel, of
New York, (15), second with fifty-six,
and D. E. Little, Wollaston, (5), third
with fifty-seven. Mr. Jacobs also made
the best gross score of the afternoon,
fifty-five, which is considered remarkably
good going under the circumstances.
the scores:
Out In Gr. Up. N
T.E.Jacobs, 26 29 55 5 50
F. M. Zittel, 31 40 71 15 56
D. E. Little, 29 83 62 5 57
C. L.Becker, 28 31 59 00 69
D. II Hostetter, 29 37 66 7 59
J.E.Porter, 27 35 62 3 59
F. T.Mason, 36 37 73 13 60
A.P.Thompson, 31 41 72 8 64
II. W. Smith, 34 43 77 13 64
J.F. Shanley, 41 34 75 10 65
Lieut. F. J. Evans, 34 44 78 13 65
A. I. Creamer, 30 41 71 5 66
G. Lee Knight, 32 37 . 69 3 66
II. W. Ormsbee, . . 30 43 73 6 67
I.C. B.Dana, 30 41 71 4 67
S. Shaw, , 37 47 84 16 68
T.J. Royce, 38 41 79 10 69
L.D.Pierce, 29 41 70 00 70
H. W.Brown, 39 35 74 4 70
C.E.Cameron, 39 42 81 9 72
G.W.Brown, 36 51 87 13 74
Frederick Correll, 41 54 95 15 80
E. E. Chandlee, 52 57 109 17 92
If, M. Redpath, A. P. K. James, C. B. Fownes,
Jr., E. W. Bigelow, no cards.
CiENEItAULY VOTED A WISIXIJIt.
Mr. Whitridge rode first and did the
trick beautifully in Gl and 2-5 seconds,
Mrs. Tufts making 70 1-5, the event
coming to an untimely end with Mr.
Toftey's appearance, who smashed two
umbrellas in order of trial.
Details for the gymkhana were in the
hands of an active committee, of which
Mrs. Leonard Tufts was chairman, and
which included Mrs. Horatio L. AVhit
ridge, Baltimore, Miss Mary C. Dutton,
and Mr. J. Gushing Todd, Boston. They
were ably assisted by a committee of
judges, including Mr. S. E. Buck, Mr. A.
II. Shaw, Mr. Geo. II. Quincy, Miss Stev
ens, and Miss Johnson.
Another event has been planned for the
coming week, the date to be announced
later.
Catholic Services Tomorrow.
Itev. Fr. Kavanaugh will say mass in
the Village hall tomorrow at 6 A. M.
PLE.T1 OF IBlItDS IEFI.
Uuuil Hunters It o and Out llusy and
Successful Season.
The quail hunters rounded out one of
the most successful seasons in the history
of the Village Wednesday, the sport of
the last week being fully as good as any
of the season. A large number of birds
have been left over for the coming year,
very few of the coveys having less than
six or eight birds, and many of them
fifteen or more. The Outlook will
print very shortly, a special Sportsmen's
number reviewing the season's work.
Whist at The Harvard.
A goodly company enjoyed the regular
weekly whist party at The Harvard
Thursday evening. The prize winners
were Chas. Avyard, Lowell, Mass., 1. O
Wright, Oswego, N. Y., Mrs.E. A.Clark,
Derby, Conn., Miss Alice Clark, Corners,
N. Y.
Native Weaving- Demonstration.
One of the attractive features at the
Handicraft exhibit in the Administration
building, is weaving by one of the native
women connected with the work, Mrs.
Ferguson, who can be seen Mondays and
Fridays through March.
Xoo Continues .Popular.
The attendance at the Zoo continues
excellent, the walk or drive being delight
ful these beautiful sunshiny days.
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MISS MARY C. DUTTON.
Miss Dutton's riding is always a feature of the
Gymkhana frolics.
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