PAGE
THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
CONSOLATION
First round Wilson beat Alexander,
5 and 3 : Mamlok beat Butler, 1 up ; Russel
beat White, 8 and 7: Speakman beat
Stack, by default.
Semi-final Wilson beat Mamlok, 5
and 1 ; Speakman beat Russell, 4 and 3.
Final Speakman beat Wilson, 1 up.
THIRD DIVISION
First round G. W. Watts (16) Dur
ham, beat V. A. Seggerman (16) Engle-
wood, 1 up (19 holes) : H. R. Mallinson
(18) Faii-view, beat Franklin Coe (14) St.
Andrews, 2 and 1 ; H. W. Ormsbee (15)
Alpine, beat A. S. Brownell (19) St. An
drews, 5 and 3 ; J. G. Todd (15) Upper
Montclair, beat W. R. Roberts (17) Bal
timore, 2 up ; W.D. Wright (25) Concord,
beat G. S. Oliver (18) Alleghany, 4 and
3; C. C, Vernam (21) Huntington, beat
S. L. Allen (21) Whitemarsh, 6 and 5 ;
F. S. Newbery (18) New Rochelle, beat
H. C. Millholland (18) Oakmont, 3 and 2 ;
A. H. Tread well (20) Dunwoodie, beat
R. W. Potter, (14) Erie, 5 and 4.
Second round Watts beat Mallinson,
2 up; Ormsbee beat Todd, 3 and 2;
Wright beat Vernam, 3 and 2 ; Treadwell
beat Newbery, 1 up (19 holes).
Semi-final Ormsbee beat Watts, 3
and 2 ; Treadwell beat Wright, 6 and 5.
Final Treadwell beat Ormsbee, 4
and 3.
CONSOLATION
First round Seggerman beat Coe,
4 and 3; Roberts beat Brownell, 1 up;
Allen beat Oliver, 1 up; Milholland beat
Potter, 1 up (27 holes).
Semi-final Roberts beat Seggerman,
4 and 2 ; Milholland beat Allen, 1 up (22
holes).
Final Milholland beat Roberts, 2 up
(27 holes).
FOURTH DIVISION
First round A. S. Higgins (16) St.
Andrews, beat L. F. Hotchkiss (22) New
Haven, 1 up ; W. J. Ryan (15) Glenwood,
beat Edwin Rode (18) Dunwoodie, 1 up
(20 holes); O. B. Merrill (23) Canoe
Brook, beat M. H. Ormsbee (27) Crescent,
6 and 5; W. F. Smith (20) Brae Burn,
beat Swift Tarbell (20) Salisbury, 1 up
(19 holes) ; D. F. Hedges (21) Fox Hills,
beat D. M. Stewart (20) Dunwoodie, 2
and 1 ; J. II. Appel (21) Wykagyl, beat
J. L. Given (15) Baltusrol,5 and 3; J. M.
Thorsen (27) Evanston, beat W. R.
Hotchkin (18) Montclair, 3 and 2 ; W. W.
Manning (21) Upper Montclair, beat L.
B. DeVeau (21) Dunwoodie, 5 and 4.
Second round Higgins beat Rjan, 4
and 3 ; Smith beat Merrill, 1 up ; Appel
beat Hedges, 2 up; Manning beat
Thorsen, 3 and 2.
Semi-final Higgins beat Smith, 7 and
5 ; Manning beat Appel, 3 and 2.
Final Higgins beat Manning, 1 up.
CONSOLATION
First round Rode beat Hotchkiss,
6 and 5 ; Tarbell beat Ormsbee, 2 and 1 ;
Stewart beat Given, 3 andl; DeVeau
beat Hotchkin, 4 and 3.
Semi-final Rode beat Tarbell, 2 up ;
DeVeau beat Stewart, 1 up.
Final DeVeau beat Rode, 5 and 4.
FIFTH DIVISION
First round W. C. McMillan (28)
Scarsdale, beat S. C. Lowe (22) Brae
Burn, 3 and 2 ; W. C. Freeman (10)
Dyker Meadow, beat C. E. Davis (30)
Midlothian, 2 and 1 ; Hartley Davis (28)
JiacKensack, beat T. W. Weeks (25)
Storm King, 2 and 1 ; Paul Minnick (20)
Great Neck, beat D. F. Appel (28) Brae
Burn, 5 and 4; Robert Frothingham (25)
Apawamis, beat W. H. Bliss (32) Colo
nia, 8 and 7; James Barber (21) Engle-
wood, beat F. S. Voss (30) Dunwoodie,
lup; E. F. Clymer (22) White Plains,
beat Arthur Acheson (25) Calumet,
and 8; Walter Edge (16) Atlantic City,
beat C. W. Hoyt (35), 6 and 5.
Second round Freeman beat McMil
lan, 2 up ; Minnick beat Davis, 6 and 4 ;
Barber beat Frothingham, 2 up; Edge
beat Clymer, 2 and 1 (27 holes) .
Semi-final Minnick beat Freeman, 6
and 4 ; Barber beat Edge, 3 and 2.
. Final Minnick beat Barber, 3 and 2.
CONSOLATION
First round Davis beat Lowe, 3
and 2 ; Weeks beat Appel, 8 and 6 ; Voss
beat Bliss, 6 and 4 ; Hoyt beat Acheson,
2 and 1.
Semi-final Davis beat Weeks, 2 and
1 ; Voss beat Hoyt, 6 and 4.
Final Davis beat Voss, 1 up (19
holes).
WOMEI AT MATCH PLAY
Mian M. Eleanor Freeman and flii.
Herbert Tu. JilUon Trophy Winner
In the women's match play handicap,
Miss M. Eleanor Freeman of Englewood,
and Mrs. Herbert L. Jillson divided hon
ors, Miss Freeman winning the best gross
in qualification and Mrs. Jillson the best
net, and Miss Freeman winning the final
match round, three down and one to play.
The story is told in the summary :
qualification
Miss Eleanor Freeman 52 49 101 0 101
Mrs. H. L. Jillson 48
Miss L. K. Priest 56
Mrs. W. F. Smith 53
Mrs. C. M. Hoyt 51
Mrs. J. A. Moore 54
Mrs. M. H. Ormsbee 73
Mrs, S. F. Newbery
54 102 5 97
58 114 15 99
57 110 5 105
65 116 15 101
63 117 3 il4
67 140 25 115
111 112 223 25 198
MATCH PLAY
First round Miss L. K. Priest (15)
Portsmouth, beat Mrs. J. A. Moore (3)
Scarsdale, 2 up ; Miss M. Eleanor Free
man (0) Englewood, beat Mrs. M. H.
Ormsbee (25) Crescent, 8 and 7; Mrs.
II. L. Jillson (5) Bethlehem, beat Mrs.
C. M. Hoyt (15) New Haven, 9 and 7;
Mrs. W. F. Smith (5) Brae Burn, beat
Mrs. S. F. Newbury (25) New Kochelle,
by default.
Semi-final Miss Freeman beat Miss
Priest, 5 and 4; Mrs. Jillson beat Mrs.
Smith, 5 and 4.
Final Miss Freeman beat Mrs. Jill
son, 6 ana i.
CONSOLATION
Semi-final Mrs. Moore beat Mrs.
Ormsbee, 3 and 1; Mrs. Hoyt beat Mrs.
Newbery, 9 and 7.
Final Mrs. Moore beat Mrs. Hoyt,
7 and 5.
The Midwinter Handicap.
The Midwinter Handicap swung wide
open Tuesday and Wednesday, with two
hundred-target sweepstakes which pre
ceded the Preliminary on Friday and
today's (Saturday's) premiere handicap.
Big crowds have followed the shooting
and the field is- very classy. Full story
next week.
"BRUSH" SHELLS
20 GAUGE
"LEADER" AND "REPEATER"
Winchester "Brush" shells, which
have had such a success in 12 and
16 gauges and reached such a wide
popularity, are now furnished in 20
gauge in "Leader" and "Repeater"
brands, the loads being as follows:
2 inch shell, 2 drams (or equiva
lent) of smokeless powder and
ounce oi o to iu size
shot. These "Brush"
shells double the ef
ficiency of your gun, inasmuch as
they give a cylinder-bore pattern in a
choke-bore gun without loss of ve
locity or penetration. They can also
be used in cylinder-bore guns with
about the same pattern and penetra
tion as regular loads. If you have not
tried them, you have yet to take
the full measure of your gun.
WINCHESTER "BRUSH" WADS
ARM SOLD BY ALL DEALERS
(
y.lti ' - m
Winchester Shells and Cartridges for Sale at the Pinehurst Store, Traps
and Ranges. Look for the Big Red " W " on Every Box.
PINEHURST DEPARTMENT STORE
Complete and Modern Equipment in Every
Department, and Prices on Par
with Northern Markets
Plain and Fancy Groceries
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Men's Furnishings, Etc.
Complete Equipment for Men and Women for All Out Door Sports,
Field, Trap and Pistol Ammunition.
WOODS
WHITE
MTS.
N.H.
J-
1
THE GOLF COURSE (6450 yards)
Lies between the two great hotels encircled
by the loftiest peaks of the White Mountains.
THE MOUNT PLEASANT THE MOUNT WASHINGTON
Opens June 18 Opens July 9
D. J. TRUDEAU, Mgr.
Winter: HOTEL ORMOND, Ormond Beach, Fla.
The 18 hole Golf Course at Ormond Beach ranks as one of the best
in this country.
Information at 1180-1122 Broadway, XewYork, and at Mr. Foster's offices.
Bretton Woods Saddle and Driving Horses at Ormond this winter.
4