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Jefferson, N. H.
In the WHITE MOUNTAINS
Absolutely dry, healthful climate, free from Hay-fever.
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Highest class Summer resort hotel.
All out-of-door sports.
The White Mountain Amateur Championship held here over
the sportiest golf course in the White Mountains.
Season JUNE to OCTOBER.
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SEMI-FINAL THE CLIMAX I
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in a halve. On the twelfth both players
lay alike on the green on their seconds, a
screaming putt winning for Topping.
Both were well away on the thirteenth,
Evans losing the hole, five four, on his
putt which hung on the edge of the cup.
Two prettier drives than those recorded
on the fourteenth would be difficult to
find, downhill with the wind, both play
ers making over three hundred yards.
Evans, however, made the edge of the
green on his second and went down in
four, while the trap at the left and be
yond the green, cost Topping the hole.
twice, got out on his third and picked up.
Both balls went screaming down the
course on the eighteenth with little ad
vantage gained, but Evans made a per
fect second to the edge of the gr;en
while a topped, approach landed Topping
in a trap guarding the green. Topping
played three and found himself still in
the trap and some feet farther away from
the hole. His next shot placed him in
the former location and the fifth rolled
over the edge to the fair green.
When the pair turned towards the nine
teenth tee the Country Club crowd moved
over behind them, not alone, visitors, but
caddies, chauffeurs, equestrians and a
few carriages. Evans had the honor and
he sent a sweet one straight down the
alley, but Topping had a trump up his
sleeve and gained some twenty feet in
Evans was undeniably outplayed on the
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short fifteenth for he had an advantage
on the drive which he failed to hold, with
Topping in the rough. The Greenwich
player, however, made a fine approach
and went down in three, for a halve,
which was repeated on the sixteenth with
a pair of fours, a brilliant approach from
the rough saving the hole for Topping
who overcame much the same advantage
which Evans had on the fifteenth.
Dormy two, it seemed to be all over
when the pair lined up on the short sev
enteenth, but Topping's drive made one
of the ''fifty-seven varieties" of traps for
which this hole is famous, while Evans
was in a good position just short of the
green. Topping dug the sand once,
distance. Evans did something funny
on his second and the ball scurried away
like a frightened rabbit only to halt at
the foot of a whisker bunker some fifty
feet away. Topping's second was some
what of a romper with a tendency to
dodge, just missing the trap at the left.
Evans approached to the farther edge
and just beyond the green, while Top
ping poked his ball up uncomfortably
close to the hole . Evans made a brilliant
stab for a win, but the ball was a bit shy
and passed on. Topping's putt went
down in four and before the crowd rea
lized just what had happened Evans was
hurrying across the green to extend his
congratulations. The cards :