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PINEHURST OUTLOOK
VERE STARTLING SURPRISES
Match Play Rounds of Championship
Illustrate Vagaries of Golf
THE MATCH rounds of
the Championship were
a series of startling sur
prises, covered in the
general story on page
one. In all divisions
keen play ruled, many
matches being carried
beyond the home green.
Withdrawals made three byes necessary.
THE SUMMARY
A full summary of play in all divisions :
CHAMPIONSHIP OR FIRST DIVISION
First round Allan Lard beat J. D. Foot, 1
up; Robert Hunter beat J. B. Kennedy, 2 and 1;
L. D. Pierce beat W. E. Truesdell, 2 and 1; P.
W. Whittemore beat N. S. Hard, 5 and 4 ; W. R.
Simons beat R. H. Gwaltney 3 and 2; Charles
Evans, Jr., beat Walter J. Travis, 3 and 2; H. C.
Fownes beat J. E. Smith 4 and 2; W. C. Fownes,
Jr., beat 1. 8. Robeson, 1 up.
Second round Hunter beat Lard, 4 and 2;
Whittemore beat Pierce, 4 and 3; Evans beat
Simons, 3 and 2; U. C. Fownes beat W. C.
Fownes, Jr. , 1 up (21 holes.)
Semi-final Hunter beat Whittemore, 1 up;
Evans, Jr., beat Fownes, 6 and 4.
Final Evans beat Hunter, 6 and 5.
CONSOLATION
FiRST round J. D. Foot beat J. B. Kennedy,
5 and 4; W. E. Truesdell beat N. S. Hurd, 3 and
2; R. H. Gwaltney beat Walter J. Travis, 1 up;
J. E. Smith beat I. S. Robeson, by default.
Semi final Foot beat Truesdell, 9 and 7;
Gwaltney beat Smith.by default.
Final Foot beat Gwaltney, 4 and 3.
GOVERNORS' CUP OR SECOND DIVISION
First round W. A. Knitcht beat II. C. Per
kins, 7 and 6; E. Lee Jones beat L. E. Beall, 3
and 2; W. L. Milliken beat Wendell Hertlg, b'y
default; II. W. Doughton beat G. E. Morse,3 and
2; T. S. Llppy beat F. K. Robeson ,1 up(19 holes);
C. L.Becker beat J. P. Gardner, 5 and 4; E. J.
Spauldlng beat R. S. Durstine, 3 and 2; L. J.
Hopkins beat S. D. Wyatt, by default.
Second round Knight beat Jones, 2 and 1;
Doughton beat Milliken, 1 up; Becker beat Lip
py, 3 and 2 ; Hopkins beat Spauldlng,5 and 4.
Semi-final Knight beat Doughton, 1 up (19
holes); Becker beat Hopkins. 1 up (19 holes).
Final Becker beat Knight, 5 and 4.
consolation
First round II. C. Perkins beat L. E.Beall,
Sand 1; G. E. Morse beat Wendell Hertlg, by
default; F. K. Robeson beat J. P. Gardner, 4
and 3; S.D. Wyatt beat R. S. Durstine, 3 andl.
Semi-final Morse beat Perkins, 4 and 3;
Robeson beat Wyatt, by default.
Final Morse beat Robeson, 5 and 4.
secretary's cup or third division
First round-H. E. Avery beat F. S. Smith,
6 and 5; F. A. Moore beat J. II. Mason, 1 up;
Dr. T. II. Knight beat W. A. Kinter, 4 and 3; J.
C. Head beat P. S. McLaughlin, 2 and 1; H. T.
Curtiss beat J. L. Wyckoff, 1 up; J. M. Thomp
son beat C. G. Waldo, 1 up; M. T. O'Connell
beat Ralph N. Gardner, by default; E. M. Taft
beat Dr. A. T. Halght, 3 and 2.
Second round Moore beat Avery, 4 and 3;
Knight beat Head, 1 up;Tbompson beat Curtiss,
by default; O'Connell beat Taft, 1 up.
Semi-final Moore beat Knight, 5 and 4;
O'Connell beat Thompson, 8 and 6.
Final O'Connell beat Moore, 1 up.
consolation
First round-F.S. Smith beat J. II. Mason,
8 and 2; P. S. Maclaughlln beat W. A. Kinter, 5
and 4; C. G. Waldo beat J. L. Wyckoff, by de
fault; Dr. A. T. Haight beat R. N, Gardner, by
default.
Semi-fnial Smith beat Maclaughlln, 1 up;
Waldo beat Halght, 3 and 2.
Final Waldo beat Smith, 1 up. .
treasurer's cup ou fourth division
First round J. V. Hurd beat C. D. Ward,
6 and 4; G. W. Statzell beat W. B. Colburn, 1 up;
A. F. Huston beat J. D. C. Rumsey, 1 up (20
holes); J . A. Zangerlee beat B. E. Smith, 3 andl;
C. H. Hart beat E. B. Butler, 2 and 1; C. A. Mc
Cormick beats. A. Hennessee, 4 and 3; J. R.
Shoaff beat J. R. Mitchell. 4 and 3; J. D. Hunter
beatC.B. Price, 2 andl.
Second round Hurd beat Statzell, 2 and 1;
Huston beat Zangerlee, 2 and 1; McCormick
beat Hart, 4 and 3; Hunter beat Shoaff, 8 and 7.
Semi-final Huston beat Hurd, 3 and 2; Mc
Cormick beat Hunter, 4 and 3.
Final McCormick beat Huston, 2 and 1.
consolation
First round W. B. Colburn beat C. D.
Ward, 3 and 2; B.E. Smith beat J. D.C. Rumsey,
7 and 6; S. A. Hennessee beat E. D. Butler, by
default; C. B. Price beat J. R. Mitchell, by de
fault. Semifinal Smith beat Colburn, 4 and 3;
Price beat Hennessee, 2 up.
Final Price beat Smith, 3 and 2.
captain's cup or fifth division
First round G. W. Watts beat Mason
Evans, 7 and 6; W. R. McDermott beat E. C.
Butler, 3 and 2; C. R. Corwin beat W. P. Wood,
1 up; Donald Parsons beatC. J. Morse, 4 and 2;
K. H. Hunt beat W. S. Morse, 3 and 2; E. J.
Noble beat W. S. Rathbone, 2 up; A. W. Pear
son beat E. A. Guthrie, 1 up; H. C. Bubb beat
W. C. Phipps, 3 and 2.
Second round Watts beat McDermott, !
and 2; Parsons beat Corwin, 4 and 3 ; Noble beat
Hunt, 5 and 4; Bubb beat Pearson, 2 and 1.
Semi-final Parsons beat Watts, 1 up (19
holes) ; Noble beat Bubb, 3 and 2.
Final Parsons beat Noble, 1 up.
CONSOLATION
First round Mason Evans beat E. D. But
ler, by default; W. P. Wood beat C. J. Morse, 4
and 2; W. S. Rathbone beat W. S. Morse, 4 and
2; W. C. Phipps beat E. A. Guthrie, 1 upv
Semi-final Wood beat Evans, 2 and 1; Rath
bone beat Phipp s, 5 and 3.
Final Wood beat Rathbone, 2 and 1
CLUB CUP OR SIXTH DIVISION
First round F.H. McGraw, Jr., drew a bye;
J. A. Fownes beat E. A. Lord, 2 up; W. T. Stall
beat J. A. Durrell, 9 and 7; C. L. Culler beat T.
G. Tabb, 1 up; J. E. Watson, Jr., drew a bye;
E. W. Fiske beat D, F. Dillon 1 up; H. E. Wells,
drew a bye; March Turner beat J. S. Crooks, 3
and 2.
Second round McGraw beat Fownes, 1 up;
Stall beat Quller.by default; Fiske beat Watson,
6 and 4; Wells beat Turner, 5 and 3.
Semi-final Stall beat McGraw, 4 and 3;
Wells beat Fiske, 5 and 4.
Final Wells beat Stall, 4 and 3.
CONSOLATION
First round E. A. Lord, drew a bye; T. G.
Tabb beat J. A. Durrell, 8 and 7; G. F. Dillon,
drew a bye; J, S. Crooks, drew a bye.
Semi-final Tabb beat Lord, 1 up; Crooks
beat Dillon, by default.
Final Tabb beat Crooks, 5 and 3.
M.r. Pierce Entertains
Mr. Leslie D. Pierce of Rochester was
host at a chafing dish supper at The
Holly Inn, his guests including Mrs. C.
S. Waterhouse, and the Misses Check,
Conley, Helmer, Waterhouse, McGraw,
and Herman, and Messrs. Dillon, Gwalt
ney, Taylor, Mitchell, Mayor O'Connell
and Dr. Perkins.
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