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n. 11 i u alijl nun THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK .miMmnmnnmnmtMMmM"""""f""""", TO HEN YOU send your family washing "out," where does it go? Does, it find the wholesome, sanitary surroundings your intimate garments should have? Is it dumped in with the clothes from families under conditions that may easily carry disease back to your home? Is the work done in a clean, well ven tilated place, by modern processes that both cleanse and save your garments and linens? You can answer each one of these questions as it should be answered, if you send all of your laundry to us. It will pay you to investigate the way in which we care for every part of a family's washing. The Pinehurst Laundry S. S. PI ERCE GO'S IM PORTED HAVANA CIGARS VeA u (fit 7? (Fit ft (fit (IpiEKEiEZiC) n A, ret ALSO THE vorant DOMESTIC CIOAR Sold at the Leading Motels Vour Summer Tour Will be incomplete, without ,IX,WII , . . . a run through picturesque. DIXVILLE NOTCH You will find there the best service and homelike comfort ; and a well equipped garage. DIXVIIM WOTClI,THE BALSAMS,ew Hanip.nire. Winter address, 608 Perry Bldg., 16th and Chestnut Sts. Write for interesting illustrated booklet, Philadelphia, Pa TOURNAMENT IN ITSELF Overflow Consolation Provides Interest ing Series of Matches JT. M. Thompson and R.C. Shannon, II, are the Trophy Winner In Final Round of Hatch Play THE SPECIAL over flow or consolation tournament of the eighth Annual Spring Golf tournament .was a good sized contest in it self, some forty players lining up and qualifying in two divisions. In opening play J. G. Nicholson's ninety- J. D. Foot, Jr., Apawamis G. H. Baker, Cumberland G. E. Tlodson. New Haven R.C' Blancke, Plalnlleld G. A. Ilollistcr, Rochester J. L. Palste, West Chester A. D. Fisher, Tedesco ' 61 6G 117 55 61 119 57 G2 119 56 G4 120 58 63 121 57 65 122 57 66 l-3 MATCH PLAY FIRST DIVISION First round J. G. Nicholson beat II. Yuiio, 5 and 4 ; J. P. Bowman beat J. II. Clapp, 2 and 1; C. D. Whitney beat W. II. C. Mussen, 5 and 4; M. Thompson beat A. B. Black, 3 and 2. Semi-final Bowman beat Nicholson, 2 up; Thompson beat Whitney, 1 up (19 holf s). Final Thompson beat Bowman. 2 up. SECOND DIVI8ION FIRST ROUND II. S. Duker beat E. Perkins, by default; W. T. Dickey beat E. C. Jones, 2 and 1; II. C. Conn beat J. B. Pearce, 4 and 2; It. c. Shannon beat R. J. Archibold, 5 and 4. Semi-final Duker beat Dickey, 2 and l; Shannon beat Cohn, 6 and 5. Final Shannon beat Duker, 2 and 1. Get the Habit : Send The Outlook to Friends. Telling, as it does, the full story of the wees "It saves Letter Writinsr" P : I ' ;dr; vTh.-:r '- MR. D. N. CLARK two was best with C. D. Whitney and J. II. Clapp tied for second at ninety-three. In the final match rounds J. M. Thomp son and It. C. Shannon, II, were the tro phy winners. The story of the event is told in the following summary : QUALIFICATION FIRST DIVISION J. G. Nicholson, New Bedford 43 49 92 C. B. Whitney, Springfield 44 49 93 J. H. Clapp, Chevy Chase 50 43 93 J. M. Thompson, Philadelphia 46 48 94 II. Yuile, Beaconsfleld 47 48 95 W. II. C. Mussen, Boyal-Montreal 43 53 96 A. B. Black, Buffalo 46 50 96 J. P. Bowman, Rochester 46 54 100 SECOND DIVISION H. S. Duker, Maryland Country 50 54 104 R. C. Shannon, II, Oak Hill 52 '57 109 E. C. Jones, Toronto 51 59 no R. F. Archibold, Dunwoodie 58 55 113 II. C. Cohn, Genessee Valley 51 62 113 E. Perkius, Rochester 52 63 m W. P. Dickey, Richmond 57 59 lin J. B. Pearce, MayfJeld 53 64 117 FAILED TO QUALIFY A. E. Lane, Homewood 55 62 117 SIIiVJEIl FOILS' FOlinSOJIEH Players froni Two Clause Paired hy Aid of Uualifriiigr Round Undoubtedly the most interesting tournament of the Silver Foils were the "class" foursomes in which players from A and B divisions were paired, an inter esting series of contests resulting. In qualification Miss Kate Van Ostrand was first in ninety-six, with Miss Mary Fownes second in ninety-nine, and Miss Myra llelmer third in one hundred and three. In the final match round Mrs. G. S. Jenks and Miss Fownes won from Mrs. C. S. Waterhouse and Miss Van Ostrand by one up. (The summary tells the story : QUALIFICATION Miss Van Ostrand, 96 ; Miss Fownes, 99; Miss Helmer, 103; Mrs. King, 105; Mrs. Jillson, 119 ; Miss Barnett, 123 ; Mrs. n
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