THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
THE JEFFERSON
GOLF STRANGE VAGARIES
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jMatcIi Bound of St. Valentine' Tour
ney Provide Interesting- Study
THE remarkable feature
of the match play rounds
of the Annual St. Valen
tine's Golf tournament
was the absence of close
competition, frequently
commented upon be
cause of the numerous
ties which bunched the
field in qualification. In all divisions
preliminary play advanced few players
beyond the fifteenth green and very few
pairs overran the eighteenth. There were
some surprises, however, and a reward
in Saturday's final rounds with their
keen competition. A study of the sum
mary attached with knowledge of the
games of the players which many of the
readers possess, furnishes an interesting
bais for comparison illustrating as it
does golfs strange vagaries.
president's cup
First round N. W. Dean beat W. L. Mllli
ken, 6 and 5; C. L, Becker beat T. B. Boyd, 3 and
2; Dr. U. II. Gardner beat Charles Fink, 6 and 4;
Herman Wendell beat I. S. Robeson, 3 andl;
Henry C. Fownes beat F. K. Robeson, 4 and 2;
Robert Hunter beatR. S, FrotMngham, 4 and 2;
C. N. Phillips beat Joseph Curtiss, 3 and 2; B. T.
Allen beat Spencer Waters, 2 and 1.
Second round Becker beat Dean, 2 and 1;
Gardner beat Wendell, 1 up ; Hunter beat Fownes,
2 and 1; Phillips beat Allen, 3 and 2.
Semi-final Gardner beat Becker, 5 and 4;
Phillips beat Hunter, 7 and 6.
Final Gardner beat Phillips, 1 up.
CONSOLATION
First round Boyd beat Mllliken, 1 up (19
holes); Fink beat Robeson, by default; Robeson
beat Frothlnghani, 7 and 5; Curtiss beat Waters,
.1 up.
Semi-final Fink beat Boyd, 5 and 3; Robeson
beat Curtiss, 3 and 2.
Final Fink beat Robeson, 2 up.
GOVERNORS' CUP
First round C. II. Rider beat H. B. David
son, 3 and 2; VV. K. Low beat W. S. Rath bone, 3
and 2; E. S. Davis beat T. J. Check, 4 and 2; Paul
Starrett beat H. C. Chamberlain, 2 andl; J. G.
Nicholson beat Prestley S. Maclaughlln, 1 up; J.
D. Armstrong beat G. II. French, 6 and 5; W. E.
Truesdell beat E. A. Johnston, 3 and 2; James
Balrd beat E. J. Spaulding, 1 up (19 holes).
Second round Rider beat Low, 3 and 2;
Starrett beat Davis, 2 up ; Armstrong beat Nichol
son, 2 and 1; Truesdell beat Baird, 2 and 1.
Semi-final Starrett beat Rider, 3 up; Trues
dell beat Armstrong, 3 and 1.
Final Truesdell beat Starrett, 6 and 5.
CONSOLATION
First round Davidson beat Rathbone, 5 and
4; Chamberlain beat Check, 3 and 2; Maclaughlln
beat French, 2 and 1; Spaulding beat Johnston, 2
and 1.
Semi-final Davidson, beat Chamberlain, 1
up ; Maclaughlln beat Spaulding, 3 and 2.
Final Maclaughlin beat Davidson, 1 up (19
holes).
secretary's cup
First round J. H. Ottley beat C. B. Beck
with, 2 up; Robert Collier beat Alfred Lucking,
6 and 4 ; John Sweeney beat J. R. Towle, 1 up ;
II. C. Kayser beat F. A. Moore, 2 and 1; W. M.
Weaver beat F. E. Belden, 6 and 5; A. A. Stagg
beat J. A. Maxwell, 4 and 3; F. B. McFeeley beat
R. C. Shannon, 2nd, 4 and 3; G. E. Windier beat
Thomas T. Rushmore, 6 and 5.
Second round Ottley beat Collier, 2 and 1;
Kayser beat Sweeney, 5 and 4; Weaver beat Stagg,
4 and 3; McFeeley beat Wincher, 1 up.
Semi-final Kayser beat Ottley, 6 and 5; Wea
ver beat McFeeley, 5 and 3.
Final Kayser beat Weaver, 3 and 1.
consolation
First round Lucking beat Beckwith, by de
fault; Moore beat Towle, 5 and 4; Maxwell beat
Belden,4 and 3; Rushmore beat Shannon,3 and 2.
Semi-final Moore beat Lucking, 2 up; Rush-
more beat Maxwell, 4 and 3.
Final Moore beat Rushmore, 3 and 2.
treasurer's cup
First round-C. B. Hudson beatW. A.Enge
man, 3 and 2; S. O. Miller beat G. F. Berry, 2 and
1; R. IT. Hunt beat H. H. Bliss, 7 and 6; W. L.
Hurd beats. A.Hennessee, 2 up; T. S. Jameson
beatG. S. Statzell, 6 and 4; C. C. Morse beat D.
Darreff, 6 and 5; E. B. Fay beat J. A. Gammons,
7 and 6; C. E. Titchener beat H. R. Mackenzie by
default.
Second round Miller beat Hudson, 6 and 2;
Hunt beat Hurd, 1 up; Jameson beat Morse, 8 and
6; Fay beat Titchener, 2 and 1.
Semi-final Miller beat Hunt, 5 and 4; Fay
beat Jameson, 2 and 1.
Final Miller beat Fay, 2 and 1.
consolation
First round Engeman beat Berry, 6 and 5;
Bliss beat Hennessee, 1 up; Darreif beat Stat
zell, 3 and 2; Gammons beat Mackenzie, by de
fault. Semi-final W. H. Engeman beat II. H. Bliss,
6 and 5; Gammons beat Darreff, 5 and 4.
Final Engeman beat Gammons, 3 and 1.
CAPTAIN'S CUP
First round Dr.C.S. Carter beat E.M.Jones,
6 and 5; Capt. J..O. Von Schmidt beatW. L.
Ames, 4 and 3; Emmett O'Neill beat F. Bucklns,
6 and 4; J. II. Lippincott beat J. Darrow, 5 and
4; George E. Truett beat G. E. Sykes, 9 and 7;
Rev. T. A. Cheatham beat Edward Worth, 1 up;
J. D. C. Rumseybeat G. H . Newstedt, 1 up (19
holes); F. A. Sedgwick beat G. A. Mosher, 3 and 2.
Second round Von Schmidt beat Carter, 1
up (19 holes); Lippincott beat O'Neill, 6 and 4;
Truett beat Cheatham, 4 and 2; Rumsey beat
Sedgwick, 2 up.
Semi-final Lippincott beat Von Schmidt, 4
and 3; Truett beat Rumsey, 7 and 5.
Final Lippincott beat Truett, 7 and 5.
consolation
First round Jones beat Ames, 7 and 3; Buck
ins beat Darrow, 1 up; Sykes beat Worth, 3 and
2; Mosher beat Newstedt, 1 up.
Semi-final Jones beat Buckins, 2 and 1;
Sykes beat Mosher, 6 and 4.
Final Jones beat Sykes, 6 and 4.
club cup
First round J. E. Pushee beat O. B. Wick
ham, 1 up; W. A. Johnston beat Robert Strow
bridge, 2 andl; W. R. Roberts beat C. A. Free
burn, 7 and 6; F. A. McMaster beat E. C. Stuffier,
2 andl; Malcolm McGregor beat C. Z. Eddy, 5
and 4; R. J. Clapp beat G. T. Dunlap, 1 up (&)
holes; F. A. Buckhout beat W. Lane Verlenden,
3 and 2; II. Lesher beat J. F. McClearn, Jr., 7
and 6.
Second round Pushee beat Johnston, by de
fault; Roberts beat McMaster, 3 and 2; Clapp beat
McGregor, 5 and 4; Buckhout beat Lesher, 5
and 4.
Semi-final Roberts beat Pushee, 5 and 4;
Clapp beat Buckhout, 4 and 4.
Final Clapp beat Roberts, 3 and 2.
consolation
First round Strowbridge beat Wickham, 5
and 3; Stuffier ,beat Freeburn, 7 and 6; Dunlap
beat Eddy, 4 and 2; Verlenden beat McClearn,
7 and 6.
Semi-final Strowbridge beat Stuffier by de
fault; Verlenden beat Dunlap, 3 and 2.
Final Verlenden beat Strowbridge, 1 up,
seventh division special
First round George M. Snow beat E. H.
Gans, 6 and 4; C. C. Brinton beat E. M. Slaytou,
4 and 3; W. C. Micou beat E. B. Pratt, 2 and 1; A.
J. Malone beat Robert Lewis, 2 and 1; A.M.
Clark beat W. J. Bradley, 5 and 3; II. L. Putnam
beat R. C. King, by default; II . II. Dixon beat E.
E. Gray, 1 up (19 holes); II. II. Buckley beat C.
T, Bloomer, 1 up (26 holes).
Second round Snow beat Brinton, 3 and 2;
Malone beat Micou, by default; Clark beat Put
nam, 6 and 2; Buckley beat Dixon, 7 and 5.
Semi-final Snow beat Malone, by default;
Buckley beat Clark, 4 and 3.
Final Buckley beat Snow, 1 up (19 holes).
consolation
First round Gans beat Slay ton, 3 and 2;
Lewis beat Pratt, 4 and 3; Bradley beat King, by
default; Bloomer beat Gray, 4 and 3.
Semi-final Lewis beat Gans, 5 and 3; Bloom
er beat Bradley, 1 up (19 holes).
Final Lewis beat Bloomer, 1 up (19 holes).
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