CONTEST OF MANY THRILLS
(Concluded from page one)
52
48
50
53
50
47
45
52
49
53
51
55
51
50 102
54 102
53 103
50 103
54 104
57 104
59 104
52 104
56 105
53 106
56 107
52 107
56 107
II. W. Ormsbee
J. G. Nicholson
W. VV. Yenawine
E. Ii. Pratt
F. N. B. Close
R. II. Hunt
11. C. Shannon, II
Samuel Beekman
R. J. Quale
Daniel Good
John Stambaugh
II. II. Stambaugh
II. A. Waldron
Lost tie play-off-
treasurer's trophies
E. D. McCabe 56 52 108
G. 'J'. Dunlap 55 53 108
F. W.Keller 56 53 109
K. A. Balfe 53 56 109
II. I. Brown 57 52 109
J. D. C. liumsey 54 56 110
II. P. Ritchie 57 56 113
W. V. Kellen 56 57 113
O. B. VVickham 54 59 113
C. T. Bloomer 50 63 113
II. W. Brown 57 56 113
T. R. Brown 57 57 114
David Gregg, Jr. 50 58 114
W. P. Trible 57 58 115
J. T. Newton 53 62 115
R. A. Swigert 54 63 117
president's trophies first division
First round F. S. Pusey, Havana
beat S. A. llennessee, Cooperstown, 2
and 1; C. L. Becker, Woodland beat
P. L. Gallagher, Montclair, 6 and 5;
Tom Kelley, Southern Pines beat F. D.
Wilkerson, Youngstown, 1 up; T. J.
Moran, Metacomet beat C. B. Hudson,
North Fork, 4 and 2; E. T. Manson,
Framingham beat A. A. Stagg, Chicago,
1 up (19 holes); II. V. Seggerman,
Engle wood, beat George F. Brown, Hunt
ingdon Valley, 8 and 7; Rev. T. A.
Cheatham, Salisbury beat II. S. Spalding,
Brae Burn, by default ; Dr. J. S. Brown,
Montclair, beat R. C. Steese, Youngs
town, 3 and 1.
Second round Becker beat Pusey,
7 and 6; Moran beat Kelley, 5 and 4;
Seggerman beat Manson, 1 up; Brown
beat Cheatham, 1 up (19 holes).
Semi-final Becker beat Moran, 5 and
4 ; Seggerman beat Brown, 8 and 7.
Final Seggerman beat Becker, 1 up
(19 holes).
consolation
First round Hennessee beat Gal
lagher, 5 and 3 ; Wilkerson beat Hudson,
7 and 6; Stagg beat Brown 1 up (19
holes) ; Steese beat Spalding, by default.
Semi-final Wilkerson beat Hennes
see, 8 and 7 ; Stagg beat Steese, 4 and 2.
Final Stagg beat Wilkerson, 4 and 3.
secretary's trophies
First round Samuel Beekman,
Metacomet beat R. II. Hunt, Worcester,
6 and 5 ; J. R. Goodall, Bellerieve beatR.
J. Quale, Park, 2 and 1; II. A. Waldron,
Agawam Hunt beat E. B. Pratt- Boston,
5 and 4; W. W. Yenawine, New York
beat II. W. Ormsbee, Alpine, 2 and 1 ;
W. L. Milliken, Indianapolis beat G. N.
Clemson, Orange, 6 and 5 ; F. N. B. Close,
Crawford beat J. G. Nicholson, New
Bedford, 6 and 5 ; R. C. Shannon, II, Oak
Hill beat John Stambaugh, You ngstown,
5 and3 ; II. II. Stambaugh, Youngstown
beat Daniel Good, Park, 2 up.
Second round Beekman beat Good
all, 1 up (19 holes) ; Waldronbe at
Yenawine 1 up; Milliken beat Close,
4 and 2; Shannon beat Stambaugh, 3
and 2.
Semi-final Beekman beat Waldron,
5 and 3 ; Milliken beat Shannon, 3 and 1.
Final roun d Bet kman beat Milliken,
Indianapolis, 5 and 3.
consolation
First round Hunt beat Quale, 3 and
2 ; Ormsbee beat Pratt, 5 and 3 ; Nichol
son beat Clemson, 5 and 4; Good beat
Stambaugh, 3 and 1.
Semi-final Hunt beat Ormsbee, 3
and 2 ; Nicholson beat Good, 3 and 2.
Final Hunt beat Nicholson, 3 and 2.
treasurer's trophies
First round Henry W. Brown,
Philadelphia beat O. B. Wickham, Eu
clid, 8 and 7; T. R. Brown, Montclair
beat F. W. Keller, Lawrenceville, 2 up;
G. T. Dunlap, Forest Hill, beat R. A.
Swigert, Aiken, 4 and 3 ; H. I. Brown,
Huntingdon Valley beat II. P. Ritchie,
Town and Country, 5 and 3 ; R. A. Balfe,
South Shore Field beat E. D. McCabe,
Spring Lake, 5 and 4; J. D. C. Rumsey,
Brooklyn beat W. V. Kellen, Oakley, 3
and 2 ; C. T. Bloomer, Geneva beat W. P.
Trible, Buffalo, 9 and 7 ; J. T. Newton,
New York beat David Gregg, Jr., Au
gusta, 1 up.
Second round II. W. Brown beat
T. R. Brown, 3 and 1 ; Brown beat Dun
lap, 5 and 3 ; Rumsey beat Balfe, 3 and
1 ; Bloomer beat Newton, 3 and 2.
Semi-final II. I. Brown beat II. W.
Brown, 1 up; Rumsey beat Bloomer, 3
and 2.
Final Brown beat Rumsey, 4 and 2.
consolation
First Round. Kelley beat Wickham,
by default; Ritchie beat Swigert, 1 up,
Kellen beat McCabe, 1 up; Trible beat
Gregg, by default.
Semi-final Ritchie beat Keller, 3
and 2 ; Kellen beat Trible, 5 and 4.
Final Kellen beat Ritchie, 1 up.
holiday week tourney is next
For the annual Holiday week tourney,
December 27, 29, 30 and 31, a fast field is
thus early assured.
OOOD1IL AND BAIfE LEAD
Tie Score at JSig-lity-Three Is llest
in Thanksgiving- Day Handicap
The annual Thanksgiving day golf
handicap attracted a big field, John R.
Goodall of Bellrieve winning in a tie
play-off with R, Adams Balfe of the
South Shore Field Club. C. L. Becker
of Woodland and Stuyvesant LeRoy of
Newport were next in eighty-five and
eighty-seven. The scores :
John R. Goodall, Bellrieve 46 53 99 16 83
R. Adams Balfe, South Shore 56 54 110 27 83
C. L. Becker, Woodland 45 46 91 6 85
Stuyvesant LeRoy, Newport 47 46 93 16 87
Philip Lightbourn, Bermuda 52 52 104 15 89
D. B. Wesson, Springfield 52 53 105 16 89
W. H. Schmidt, Montreal 50 53 103 14 89
W. L. Milliken, Indianapolis 46 58 104 15 89
G. W.Johnson, Hackensack 53 50 103 13 90
S. A. Hennessee, Cooperstown 47 54 101 10 91
R. C. Shannon, II, Oak Hill 49 55 104 13 91
H. W. Ormsbee, Alpine 53 57 110 IS 92
F. N. B. Close, Baltuerol 52 56 108 16 92
C. B. Hudson, North Fork 46 60 106 14 92
J. D. Gallagher. Glen Ridge 52 60 112 18 94
J. D. C. Rumsey, Brooklyn 53 60 113 17 96
II. C. Knox, Areola 50 55 105 9 96
II.A.Waldron,AgawamHunt51 56 107 10 97
David Gregg, Jr., Brooklyn 60 54 114 16 98
m
RIFLE AND PISTOL
CARTRIDGES
Winchester Cartridges are
made in all calibers for all
kinds of rifles, revolvers and
pistols. They are loaded with
smokeless and black powder
and various kinds of bullets.
From the tiny .22 to the big
.50 caliber they shoot uniformly
and accurately. They are
always effective for small
game, big game, dangerous
game, target practice or pro
tection. Winchester Car
tridges may cost a few cents
more over the counter, but
any difference in price is
more than made up by their
superior quality and general
reliability. Insist upon having
Winchester make, and
,
LOOK FOR THE
ON THE BOX.
w rwi
TRADE MARK
Winchester Shells and Cartridges for Sale at the Pinehurst Store, Traps
and Ranges. Look for the Big " 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.
BRETTON IN THE HEART OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
WOODS Improved Golf Coarse full 6,450 yards
,1
Til 12 MOUNT PLEASAIfX
RalPfl J. HERKIMER
Winter: Fine Forest Inn
SUMMERVILLE, S. C.
THE MOOT WASIIIlf GTOff
D. J. TRUDEAU
Winter: Hotel Ormond
Ormond Beach, Fla.
Information at 243 Fifth Ave., New York, and all of Mr. Foster's offices.
j8Gg"Bretton Woods Saddle and Driving Horses at Ormond this winter.