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TIN WHISTLES TOURNAMENT (Continued from page one) . 9 39 8 36 22 33 24 42 26 34 14 32 14 43 11 36 9 29 28 51 10 33 11 24 10 43 9 35 9 30 GROUP FIVE C. L. Becker, Woodland J. II. Clapp, Chevy Chase A. Byran Alley, Apawamis group six II. II. Treadwell, Dunwoodie,. J. M. Robinson, Harbor Beach A. T. Dunlap, Canoebrook GROUP SEVEN C. F. Lancaster, Woodland Spencer Waters, Apawamis G. C. Dutton, Belmont Springs GROUP EIGHT J. T. Newton, Tuxedo C. B. Hudson, Nortli Fork 1 S. Maelaughlin, Scarsdale T. A. Ashley, Woodland li. C. Shannon, 2d, Brockport T. A. Kelley, Southern Pines SECOND ROUND A. C. Al)orn, 48; Robert Hunter 32; T. A. Cheatham 28; II. II. Treadwell 44; C. L. Becker 34; Dr. M. W. Marr 30; T. A. Ashley 44; J. T. Newton 32; C. F. Lancaster 32. LAST ROUND A. C. Aborn 39; T. A. Ashley 37; II. If. Treadwell 32.. THE MONDAY TOURNAMENT The Tin Whistle golf program Monday was a twelve-hole medal play selected score event. Prizes were presented by C. S. McDonald, Donald Parson and P. W. Whittemore, one prize for each of the three classes. In Class A Robert Hunter, Wee Burn, playing with an allowance of three strokes, won first prize. J. G. Nicholson, New Bedford (14), had a margin of two strokes over his nearest competitor, with 45, in Class B, while in Class C, Commo dore J. T. Newton (28), Tuxedo, won the prize. The scores: class A Robert Hunter (3), Wee Burn, 21 2445; W. E. Truesdell (8), Chevy Chase, 222446; C. B. Hudson (10), North Fork, 23 24 47; T. A. Kelley, (9), Southern Pines, 242448; Stuy vesant LeRoy (10), Newport, 2622 48; C. L. Becker (10), Woodland, 2523 48; R. C. Shannon, 2d (9), Brockport, 262349; A. C. Aborn (8), Montclair, 2425 i9; II. A. Waldron (10), Apa wamis, 28 27 55; Rev. T. A. Cheatham, (9), Pittsburgh, 292756; G. M. How ard (7), Halifax, N. S., 302656; II. C. Fownes (10), Oakmont, 312960. CLASS B J. G. Nicholson (14), New Bedford, 2421 i5; W. L. Milliken (13), Hyan nisport, 24 23 47; P. S. MacLaughlin (11), Scarsdale, 242347; W. S. Van. Clief (15), Richmond County, 2424 48; C. F. Lancaster (14), Woodland, 22 2749; S..H. Patterson (12), Plain field, 242549; W. T. Barr (14), Shel ter Island, 232750; S. H. Field (14), Baltusrol, 242650; R. H. Hunt (13), Worcester, 272451; F. P. Lee (13), Framingham, 262652; G. W. Stat zell (12), Aronimink, 25 28 52. CLASS C J. T. Newton (28), Tuxedo, 2222 44; M. B. Johnson (20), Cleveland C. C, 212445; II. W. Goodman (22), Southern Pines, 192746; J. M. Rob inson (26), Harbor Beach, 2422 i6; N. D. Clark (17), Woodbridge, 2225 47; J. D. C. Rumsey (20), Brooklyn, 212748; R. A. Swigert (23), Pal metto 252449; F. C. Abbe (22), Bethlehem, 222749; R. C. Blncke (28), Montclair, 252651; H. W. Ormsbee (18), South Shore Field, 25 2651; II. II. Buckey (18), Dunwoodie, 232952. Weekly Handicap Trap Shoot There is a handicap trap shoot event every Monday afternoon at the gun clab open to all who care to enter. The first of these contests took place on the 24th with 14 entries, 100 targets were thrown in five frames of 20 each, all shooting from 16 yards. The handicap allowance was so many birds to a man. A substan tial prize was awarded to F. A. Baker oP New York the winner. One of the scratch men, D. F. McMahon, tied with Baker at 90, but lost on the shootoff, 2022. Baker's score by frames was: 1816171819, handicap 2, total 90. THE SUMMARY F. A. Baker, New York 88 2 !M) D. F. McMahan, New York 90 090 G. M. Howard. Halifax 89 0 I) John Eberts J. C. Spring, Boston P. W. Whittemore, Brookline 86 C. W. Billings, Oceanport 86 R. D. Morgan, Washingon 84 286 C. W. Lockwood, New York 74 9 M Frederick Pearson, New York 72 12 $4 86 288 751287 0 SC 086 C. W. Irrgang, Chicago G. W. Derrick, West Haven M. L. Dobbin W. C. Poartner, New York 77 li SO 70 777 69 675 442064 Telephone to New York A visitor to the Sanctum brings us an item which may be of interest to others on occasion of sudden attack on the stock market or catastrophe on Broadway. She lives on 56th Street in New York, and had occasion to instruct her domestics on some matters of household economy. What more natural than the telephone. So she called Plaza 1406, or whatever it was, just as we do when we are shopping down town. In twenty minutes the maid was on the wire, and the affair all settled. She said that it was just as simple and quite as plain as from the booth at Macy 's. We made inquiries at the exchange to discover if this might hereafter be con sidered a safe precedent, and were in formed that the wire through to New York had been fixed up for our special benefit, and that it was quite as good as any wire in the country. You Did X ot Know that every Wednesday afternoon the scholars of the Farm Life Schoo at Eu reka served tea and chocolate and hot biscuits and all manner of good things at the school house for visitors. And that they have a very interesting place to wile away an hour or two. It is a very pleas ant ride of seven or eight miles and, is in a good farming country. If you are in quest of an afternoon's excursion try this one. You will be amply repaid. THE JEFFERSON THE MOST MAGNIFICENT HOTEL IN THE SOUTH . RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MM , I ' k it It l , - wwur WSJ .V-:'. 77' ' f i ' i . V '1.71 : Eighteen Hole Golf Club of Country Club of Virginia Nearby If The many points of historic interest in, and around the City, and its central location make Eichmond a very desirable stop-over point for tourists. U Booms single and en suite, with and without baths. Turkish and Eoman Baths. Every comfort for the tourist, every convenience for the traveling man. If For handsomely illustrated booklet or reservations, address THE JEFFERSON, Richmond, Virginia O. F WE1SIGER, Mauser -" '- aft fin. A HIGHLAND PINES INN ON WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. a. i. c ni: i:?ij;it Interesting Booklet on Bequest EVERYTHING FOR THE LINKS Correct supplies is the result of over 20 years continual expeiience in the production and renovation of all " pleasure turf." Grass seeds, Natural humus, spike rollers, mowers "Magnet" Worm eradicators, fertilizers, ant destroyers, Scotch soot, sheep manure, etc. Construction or Renovation of Golf Courses, Grass Tennis Courts, etc. tittt T T AM rFTTPl'T7D Grass and Turf Specialist W 1LLI Alfl I U blVCilt , 35 Nassau St., New York Write for booklet " Practical Illustrations" of turf production, which gives much valuable information.
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