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PAGE WlgfjarE PINEHURST OUTLOOK ST 8 SPRING AND BOTTLING MOUSES Most Elaborate and Expensive Bottling Plant of any Spring in the World. Poland Water Drank by all Nations! av fir, aaw w, k 4.iV4 l.14 114b.' JVJ r".:'l .rSY .... . ! 1'IDiJ MLf pi, f'&sCM ill H HIRAM RICICBR & SONS, POLAND SPRING, MAINE. Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Chicago. San Francisco. London. Berlin. Naples. : Superior Quality A N D : Advantageous Prices Igorham silverware With Every Known Resource for Economy in the Making at their Command, and with a Market Broad Enough to Enable Them to Sell Their Products in an Unex ampled Quantity, The Gorham Company are able to offer Silver of the Highest Quality S I At Prices that have not heretofore been Possible : in this or any other Market of the World. : THE GORHAM COMPANY I GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS, 5 Fifth Avenue and Thirty Sixth Street, New York. I THE A7 ELDON GREENFIELD, MASS. The Hotel de Luxe of Western Massa chusetts, Offers Special Attractions for the Summer Tourist. A table and Service for Fastidious People. Rooms en Suite with Bath; Long Distance Telephone. A Beautiful Country with Good Roads for Automobiles. Garage, and Automobile Ser vice to and from the Railroad Station. For Booklets Address A. W. WEEKS, MANAGER. Lake George tor the summer I THE SflGflJVlOHE A Unique and Ideal Resort PRETTY RACE FOR MEDAL Edwin A. Freeman Leads Big Field in Championship Qualification. Score Fast Oit Hundred and Fifty Seven, JLeadlngr Crocker and IlerreMhoil Kach a Stroke. PRETTY race for the gold medal otl'ered for the best score, was the feature of the thirty-six hole qualification round of the Championship tournament; Edwin A. Freeman of the Fox Hills Club, leading the big Held with a fast one hundred and fifty-seven. Xext in line came C. T. Crocker, Jr., of the Alpine Club, Fitchburg, a stroke away in one hundred and tifty-eight, with Fred Ilerreshoil of Garden City, third in one hundred and fifty-nine. No prettier trio of scores have ever been made here. The cards : MR. FREKMAN MORNING. Out 5 In 5 Out.) In -4 4 5 4 6 4 4 439 6 4 4 4 0 2 4-38-7" AFTERNOON. 3 4 4 4 4 5-38 4 K 4-2-80- -137 MR. CROCKER, .TR. MORNING. Out 4 5 5 4 5 4 2 540 In 4 3546464 54181 AFTERNOON. Out 4 4 3 4 3 4 5 4 5-36 In 4 3 5 5 5 5 7 3 4 41-77-15 MR. HERRESHO F F M O RN I NG . Out-3 In -4 Out 5 In -4 3 5 4 5 4 4 437 5 3 6 4 6 3 6 4077 AFTERNOON. 4 5 4 4 4 4 539 6 5 5 6 6 3 5-43 82 159 In fourth position was a triple tio of one hundred and sixty-one, Walter Fair banks, the Denver Country Club veteran, N. S. Hurd and Henry C. Fownes, both of the Oakmont Club. J. E. Porter of the Allegheny Country Club, made one hundred and sixty-two, C. L. Keeker of Woodland, one hundred and sixty-three, and Allan Lard of Columbia, the Cham pionship title holder, tied at one hundred and sixty-four, with .1. 1). Foot, the Apa wamis veteran. THE SCORES. The scores follow, given in full in the first division, by rounds in the remaining divisions. CIIAMFIONSIIIF. CL'P OR FIRST DIVISION. E. A. Freeman, Fox Hills 39 38 77 38 42 80 157 C. T. Crocker, Jr., Alpine 40 41 81 30 41 77 158 Fred Herreshoff, Garden City 37 40 77 39 43 82 159 Walter Fairbanks, Denver Country 41 41 82 40 39 ' 79 161 N. S. Hurd, Oakmont 41 40 81 43 37 80 Ifil II. C. Fownes, Oakmont 39 43 2 38 41 79 161 J. E. Porter, Allegheny Country 39 43 83 39 41 60 162 C. L. Becker, Woodland 36 44 80 39 44 83 163 Allan Lard, Columbia 45 39 84 40 40 80 164 J. I). Foot, Apawamls 42 42 84 40 40 HO 164 W. C. Fownes, Oakmont 42 43 85 S..V. Farrelly, Deal 44 44 " 88 L. E. Ward well, Megunticook 43 43 86 40 A. C. Travis, New York 41 42 83 45 R. II. SIcElwec, Onwentsia 41 41 82 41 L. A. Hamilton, Englewood 41 43 84 40 40 40 80 l5 39 40 79 my 42 40 45 44 82 ins 85 1C.8 86 168 84 If,s DIVISION. 84 84 ICS 85 84 lfij 89 81 170 84 86 170 85 86 171 90 82 172 80 86 172 90 83 173 84 90 174 92 83 175 Ul 85 176 89 ) 178 88 91 179 DO 90 ISO 90.292 12 97. 85 182 PRESIDENT'S CUP OR SECOND DIVISION. R. II. Gwaltney, Cape Fear, Del. V. D. Cliff, Detroit Country C. li. Fownes, Oakmont Harry Avery, Detroit Country L. D. Pierce, Woodland K. H. Worthingtou, Manwalaniink E. L. Jones, Lake Geneva, 111. C. A. Muner, Camden Country Dr. A. II. Hart, Apawamls N. W. Dean, Woodland F. G. Dodd, Zanesvllle II. W. OniiBboe, Princeton David Fleming, Jr., Philadelphia J. W. Atkinson, Hermitage, Va. W. A. Nicholson, Oakmont R. M. Hamilton, Wykngyl SECRETARY'S CUP OR THIRD DIVISION. W. S. L. Hawkins, Springfield C'try J. E. Rumbaugh, Ashevllle J. A. Zangerlc, Westwood E. P. Zeisler, Jackson Park, 111. J. P. Gardner, Midlothian E. J. Rldgwny, Montclalr C. R. Price, Salem W. II. C. Museon, Royal Montreal .1. E. Kellogg, Alpine J. C. Head, oakmont A. E. Allsopp. Forest Hill Dr. G. J. McKce, Oakmont D. C. Wickham, Euclid John Sheppanl, Jr., Wannamolsett M. R.Johnson, Euclid J. M. Thompson, Sprliighavcn TREASURER'S CUP OR FOURTH DIVISION. 94 88 Ibi J9 94 183 93 90 18.1 94 91 1S5 93 93 1M5 93 93 186 89 98 187 92 96 1SS 90 99 189 90 93 ISO 97 93 190 97 93 190 99 92 191 .r 95 191 9,8 94 192 102 92 194 E. H. Silliinan, Detroit 100 95 195 Perley Lowe, Chicago 100 95 195 C. P. Fay, Oxford Country 9 97 195 C. D. Ward, Colonla, Rahway 100 90 196 E. L. Hrown, Mahoning 101 90 197 W. S. North, onwentsia 100 97 197 A. W. Smith, Park, Rutfalo 100 97 197 Leroy W.Johnson, Columbia, N.Y. 99 100 199 G. A. McCornilck, New Rrunswlck 91 109 20O ;. W. Watts, Raltimore City, N.C. IM5 105 201 D. J. Coffey, Boston 103 99 201 W. F. Ackor, Haltusrol 100 !0 203 II. S.Nulsen.Scarsdale 104 98 202 M. 15. Chapman, Flushing 102 101 203 C. S. McDonald, Lambton, Toronto 101 104 205 Harry Dutton, Oakley 105 100 205 CAPTAIN'S CUP OR FIFTH DIVISION. J. V. Hurd, Pittsburg Country mi 104 207 D. F. Kulley, Exmoor, 111. " 101 106 207 Frederick Pring, Deal 101 106 207 L. C.Cumnilngs, Urookllne 111 98 209 A. L. Ranting, Philadelphia 103 107 210 F. SI. Wilniot, Oakmont 109 101 210 Harry Curtis, Rrae Rurn 108 1G2 210 W. L. Murphy, Pittsburg Field 110 101 211 W.H.Edsall.Walllngford Country 106 105 211 E. SI. Ray nor, Scarsdalo 107 105 212 J.M.Jackson, Plymouth, Slass., 101 112 213 L. W. Johnson, Columbia, N. Y. 100 107 211 J. E.Starr, Jr., Highland 107 106 213 T. R.Moore, Fox Hills 110 104 214 James Hutchinson, North Jersey 107 107 214 J. SI. Robinson, Littleton 107 107 2U CLUIJ CUP OR SIXTH DIVISION. Geo. A. Peck, Sit. Everett 100 108 214 E. A. Thomson, Garden City 110 105 215 E. It. Cole, Slyopla 114 102 210 E. W. LaCrolx, Tedesco Country 108 108 216 C. S. Chase, Detroit 112 107 219 R. I). Haworth, Allegheny C'try 116 106 222 ft. 11. Souder, Philadelphia 118 106 224 P. A. Rair, Pittsburg 114 111 225 ft. II. Oldrlng, Richmond Hill 110 115 225 P. II. Slayo, Hermitage 110 115 225 II. W.Goodman, North Dana 115 114 229 A. SI. Slorton, Roston 115 119 234 A. SI. Calder, Wannamolsett 116 122 238 J. SI. Elliott, Palling 122 117 239 J. F. Low, Chelsea 109 132 241 J. F. Moran, New York 109 132 241 X. KDHITIf I) KIIC5I BUOLZ, (Of The Klrkwood, Camden, S. C.) S4GA!HOnE, nr. Y. m ft
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