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I Pfcr.p THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK TRAVIS WINS GOLD MEDAL THE JEFFERSON RICHMOND, VA. With the addition of 300 bed rooms, cafe, private dining room, etc., this far-famed Hotel Is more magnificent, attractive and secure, than ever before. Booms single and en suite, with and without private baths. Long distance phones In every room. The many points of historic Interest in, and around the City, make Richmond a very desir able stop-over place for tourists, where they can en jov the equable climate, thus avoiding extreme changes of temperature. PINE FOREST INN SUMMERVILLE, S. C. Most attractive Winter Resort in the South. ABSOLUTELY DRY CLIMATE. Located In heart of Pine Forest. ROOMS EN SUITE WITH PRIVATE BATH. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. INCLUDING ELEVA TOR. Special attention given to table and service. PURE WATER from Artesian well on Grounds. Elegant 18-hole Golf Links; NONE BETTER. Tennis, Bowling. Billiards, etc. Our own Livery, best saddle and driving horses. For rates and further information address A.H. Buck, Manager, or F. W. Wago ner & Co., Owners, Charleston, S. C. Social and Scenic Centre. Desirable Patronage. No Hay Fever. 18-Hole Golf. Gun Club. Casino. Garage. Symphony Orchestra. June to October 12 PRIVATE COTTAGES TO RKNT. Correspondence Invited, Illustrated booklet Maplcwood, Bethlehem, n. H. LEON H. CILLEY, Mgr. Offices. Boston 24 Milk St. NnuYnrk 1R1Q RraaJ tL.... nu. I ...J THE LEXINGTON PINEHURST, N. C. Pleasant Location, Hot and Cold Baths, Electric Light, Steam Heat. Mrs. E. C. Bliss. Air American Triumph Few persons realize that America as represented by the greatest of the world's sOversmiths, The Gorham Co. is producing to day articles for household and table use in sterling silver that have all the fire and spirit of the best examples of the past. Gorham Silverware is now nearly a hundred years old. It has accumulated a fund of experience and tradition. The famous Gorham trade mark mm STERLING is recognized all over the world. It means workmanship that excludes the slightest flaw. It guarantees substantial weight. Insist upon this mark when you purchase silver. All the best jewelers carry Gorham Silverware in stock. No others are permitted to handle iL THE GORHAM CO. NEW YORK COR1UM SILVER POLISH the best for eleanlnff allver. There's an Ideal Summer Home in Maine For You NEW MT. KINEO HOUSE Elaborately enlarged and improved for 1911. Kineo boasts the greatest trout togue and landlocked salmon fishing in America, "great" hunting canoe ing, golf, mountain climbing, etc. Superb scenery ; healthful, bracing climate ; no hay fever. Handsome booklets free. CA.JUDKINS, Vlanacor. ! KINEO, Moosehead Lake, MAINE. Card of On Hundred and Fortr-nine First In Championship WALTER J. Travis was first in the field of one hundred and twenty three nlavers which NlSfepi participated in the Championship tourney, with a card of one hun dred and forty-nine ; W; C. Fownes,Jr.,second in one hundred and fifty-five, and Charles Evans, Jr.,third in one hundred and fifty six. One hundred and seventy-three and a quadruple tie, marked the limit of admission to the Championship. The cards of the leaders : Out 4 In 6 ODT 5 In 4 TRAVIS MORN ISO 3 4 3 3 6 2 433 3 4 6 4 5 3 54073 AFTERNOON 5 3 4 3 6 4 433 5 4 4 5 3 3 538-76-149 FOWNES MORNING OUT 5 3 2 4 4 6 5 4 437 IN 4 3 3 4 6 4 6 3 63976 AFTERNOON OUT 4 3 5 6 4 4 5 4 439 IN 6 5 4 4' 5 3 4 4 54079155 EVAN 8 MORNING OUT 5 4 4 4 3 4.5 3 437 IN 4 4 4 4 6 3 6 4 43875 AFTERNOON . OUT 5 5 5 4 5 3 6 3 440 IN 4 5 5 4 4 4 5 4 64181156 THE SCORES The scores by rounds in all divisions : CHAMPIONSHIP OR FIRST DIVISION Walter Travis. Garden City 73 76 149 W. C. Fownes, Jr., Oakmont 76 79 155 Unas. Evans, Jr., Edgewater 75 81 156 Allan Lard, Chevy Chase 79 85 164 P. W. Whlttemore, Brookline 85 83 168 L. D. Pierce, Brae Burn 79 91 170 J. B. Kennedy, Mahonig 88 82 170 R, H. Gwaltney, Wilmington 88 82 170 J. E. Smith, Wilmington 85 86 171 N. 8. Hurd, Oakmont 85 86 171 Robert Hunter, Wee Burn 84 87 171 I, S. Robeson, Oakhill 86 86 172 W. R. Simons, Garden City 82 90 172 W. E. Truesdell, Brooklyn 83 89 172 J. D. Foot, Apawamis 78 94 172 H. C. Fownes, Oakmont 85 88 173 N. B. Won quadruple tie play-off, SECOND DIVISION OR GOVERNORS' CUP C. L. Becker, Woodland 88 85 173 L.J. Hopkins, Skokie 81 82 173 J. P. Gardner, Midlothian 86 87 173 W. A. Knight, St. Augustine 84 90 174 H. W. Doughton, Merlon 89 85 174 W. L. Mllllken, Indianapolis 85 91 176 L. E. Beall, Unlontown 87 89 176 E. J. Spauldlng, Waubanakee 86 90 176 G. E. Morse, Rutland 88 90 178 E. Lee Jones, Geneva 94 84 178 S. D, Wyatt, Fon du Lac 86 94 180 T. S. Llppy, Seattle 87 93 180 Wendell Uertlg, Mlnnikahda 85 96 1 81 H. C. Perkins, Lowell 90 91 181 F. K. Robeson, Oakhill 89 92 181 R. S. Durstine, Ardsle'y 87 94 181 THIRD DIVISION OR SECRETARY'S CUP J- M. Thompson, Springhaven 92 . 90 182 E. M. Taft.'Worcester 90 92 182 C. G Waldo, Brooklawn 90 93 ' 183 H. E. Avery, Detroit 91 92 183 P. S. Maclaughlin, Wykagyl 93 90 183 W. A. Kinter, Edgeworth 93 91 184 F. A.Moore, Apawamis 92 92 184 M. F. O'Connell, Alpine 95 89 184 J. C. Head, Oakmont 90 95 185 J. H.Mason, Oakley 91 95 186 Dr. A. T. Halght, Wykagyl 95 92 187 92 H. T. Curtiss, Springfield -Dr. T. II. Knight, Philadelphia F. S. Smith, Saginaw J. L. Wj ckoff, Mt. Tom R. L. Gardner, Midlothian TREASURER'S CUP OR FOURTH DIVISION C. A. McCormlck, New Brunswick 88 101 189 96 89 92 95 187 92 188 92 188 99 188 87 189 J. D. Hunter, North Adams S. A. Ilennessee, Cooperstown J. V. Hurd, Oakmont J. A. Zangerlee, Westwood J. D. C. Rumsey, Brooklyn W. B. Colburn, Buffalo J. R. Shoaff, Scarsdale B. E. Smith, Saginaw G. W. Statzell, LanBdowne C. B. Price, Salem C. II, Hart, Colonla A. F. Huston, Merlon C. D. Ward, Colonla E. D. Butler, Ananana J. R. Mitchell, Montclair 93 96 189 90 100 190 93 97 190 87 190 102 192 95 192 99 192 86 192 96 191 101 194 97 195 93 197 102 197 100 198 102 200 93 90 97 93 106 98 93 98 104 95 98 93 CAPTAIN'S CUP OR FIFTH DIVISION E. J. Noble. Forest Park W. C. Phipps, Saginaw , W. S. Rathbone, Detroit Mason Evans, Mahonig Donald Parsons, Youngstown II. P. Wood, Virginia W. H. McDermott, New York A. W. Pearson, Apawamis Cabot J, Morse, Wollaeton E.C. Butler, Ananana II. C. Bubb, Wllliamsport W. S. Morse, Rochester C. R. Corwln, Lexington G. W. Watts, Durham R. H. Hunt, Worcester E. A. Guthrie, St. Augustine SIXTH DIVISION E. W. Flsk. Oakley J..S. Crooks, New York D. F.Dillon, Alpine F. H. McGraw, Jr., Oakmont T. G. Tabb, Richmond W. T. Stall, Brockton J. A. Fownes, Oakmont II. E. Wells, Southbrldge C. L. Culler, Wllllamsport E. A. Lord, Merlon March Turner, Wyoming Valley ' J. E. Watson, Jr, Fairmont J. A. Durrell, Someiville Three byes. 92 100 105 101 100 103 109 100 108 104 104 105 104 105 1)6 109 108 108 100 108 103 111 102 110 112 104 119 117 121 108 200 100 200 96 201 101 202 102 202 99 202 93 202 102 202 96 204 101 2-5 102 206 101 206 103 207 i"3 208 112 2(8 99 208 101 209 102 210 110 210 105 213 110 213 102 213 113 215 107 217 108 220 119 223 108 227 116 233 116 237 HAS MADE nAPID IMtO&ISESS Iloland JB. Middleton Soon to Receive Aviation Diploma Roland B. Middleton rounds out his third week here as the aviation pupil of Mr. Lincoln Beachey who has been in charge of the Curtissschool,has made re markable progress. During the past week he has made a number of splendid preliminary flights which have astonish ed his instructor, who is confident that he will soon be ready for his diploma. As a professional driver of racing cars Mr. Middleton has had valuable experi ence in the mastery of engines which serves him . in good stead, and he has been quick to adapt himself to the special requirements of aviation which are main ly a cool head, quick comprehension and easy balance. For the present he will tour with Mr, Beachey but a little later, expects to strike out for himself with one of the latest Curtiss models. Dinner for Commander Salto Commander Saito and Mr. and Mrs. Beachey were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Emerv at The Carolina' Tuesday evening.
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