THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
Seggerman's Medal
(Concluded from page three)
last year ; a powerful contingent
of the old guard on the links, vet
erans of the Tin Whistle cam
j.aigns, familiar with every whis
ker and trickle on the course
such steady champions as Dan
forth, who can almost tell you
within a yard of where his drive
will land and the kind of lie' it
will have ; as Dixon and Howard.
who play by the clock and spend
their time figuring birdies over
the familiar landscape; Lancas
ter and McDonald, old hands at
the game, scouts who discovered
the course and who have a well
devised offense for every cunn
ingly planned defense invented
by Donald Ross, winners without
end in swatfest and local tour
ney, armed and readv for all
comers in the familiar lists; H.
L. Bond of Baltimore whose 86
is a warning of power in reserve
nnd experience with buffer and
spoon; George Small, the Balti
more player whose name we
spend our life in writing, in con
nection with victory in loco golfi
tis, and Bond who makes 86 on
demand.
When you consider that these
constitute the first division and
that Norman Maxwell, and Mer
riman, runner-up to Carter in this
same battle last year, and Frank
lin Gates winner of the Carolina,
and Becker the dean of them all,
and Tom Kelley of the magic and
inevitable brassie are in the hec
ond division, and such powerful
players as Shannon and Phillips
in the third, you can see that a
hard contest is in progress,
As in every tournament this
year the entries constitute a
record that is astonishing. Over
200 entries qualified in this game,
'i figure that reminds us of Spring
Tournaments in days gone by.
The summary shows the medal
score and the outs and ins of
everyone finishing.
SUMMARY
Qualifying Round. 1 Course No. 2
II. V. Seggerman, Englewood 384078
Robert Hunter, Wee Burn 39 4180
E. C Beall, Uniontown 404383
J. D. Chapman, Greenwich 41 42 83
G. W. White, Flushing 384583
W. E. Truesdell, Fox Hills . 404383
L.W.MaxweU, Sleepy Hollow 384684
H. L, Bond, Baltimore 434386
S. Danforth, North Fork 42 44 86
Orantland Rice, Englewood 43 4386
George Small, Baltimore ' 42 44 86
C. G. Dixon, Philadelphia 434487
G. M. Howard, Halifax 483987
C. F. Lancaster, Woodland 43 4487
W.J.MacDonald, South Shore 444387
A. E. Ronney, Greenwich 43 44 87
T. A. Kelley, So. Pines 45 43 88
Norman Maxwell, Aronimink 40 4888
Donald Parson, Youngstown 43 45 88
C. L. Becker, Woodland 45 44 89
F H. Gates, Montclair 44 4589
N. S. Kurd, Pittsburgh 45 4489
B. P. Merriman, Waterbury 44 45 89
Pierce A. Proal, Red Bank 46 4389
Il'.A.Waldron, Agawam Hunt 45 44 89
J. T. Bishop, Chevy Chase 454590
W. S. Van Clief, Richmond 454590
S. A. Hennessee, Cooperstown 39 51 CO
C. S. McDonald, Lambton 42 48 90
S. O. Miller, Englewood 44 46 9')
Austin Sands, Newport 4446 90
T. H. Sullivan, Worcester 46 44 90
W. M. Weaver, Huntingdon 44 46 0
James W. Daly, New York 46 45 91
Kenneth McCabe, Brooklyn 50 4191
H. G. Phillips, Moore Co. 44 47--0 L
A. C. Aborn, Montclair 45 47 92
A. R. Gardner, Dunwoodie 42 50 92
H. B. Keep, Tonwensia 4547 92
H. Mahan, St. Davids 464602
H. W. Ormsbee, South Shore 464692
C. S. Ransom, Albany 47 45 92
F. A.Rhodes, Stanton Heights 474592
K. C. Shannon II, Brockport 454792
G. W. StatzeU, Aronimink 454792
C. Brennan, Worcester 51 42 93
G. T. Dunlap, Canoe Brook 43509
E. P. Edwards, Mohawk 494493
M. S. Morgan, Altoona 464793
J. L. Weller, St. Katherines 454893
J. D. Armstrong Shenecossett 42 52 94
D. F. McMahan, Dunwoodie 47 47 94
I. R. Prentiss, Mohawk 425294
C. B. Hudson, North Fork 445195
S. H. Patterson, Plainfield 455095
Spencer Waters, Apawamis 47 48 95
R. H. Hunt, Worcester 445296
J.G.Nicholson, New Bedford 455196
C. W. Billings, Deal 465197
H. E. Bradford, Waterbury 475097
J. S. Brown, Jr., Montclair 445397
Edward E. Franks, Worcester 51 46 97
S. P. Hayward, Glen Ridge 494897
Royal R. Scott, Toledo 484997
W. W. Sheldon, Great Neck 455297
John A. Bryant, Detroit 504898
H.H.Burgess, Shaker Heights 504898
H. Fleming, Blue Hills 485098
E.S.Montgomery,Stanton Hts. 44 5498
J. K. Pearson, Greenwich 49 49 98
T. A. Cheatham, Pinehurst 495099
Edward Doerkin, Areola 47 52 99
S. H. Fields, Baltusrol 514899
H. J. Frost, Glen Ridge 485199
J. D. Meehan, Huntingdon 50 4999
D. Musser, Portage 504999
Walter Smedley,Atlantie City 495099
W.T.Barr, Marine and Field 4654-100
R.L.Chamberlain, Englewood, 4951-100
C. B. Keen, Pine Valley 5248-100
H. R. McKenzie, St. Andrews 4852-100
C. H. Stenick, Flushing 5347-100
J.P.Williamson, Wilkesbarre 5050-100
Garrett A. Hobart. Areola 5249-101 1
B. O'Brien, Detroit 4952-101
Isaac Adler, Irondequoit 54 47-101
Frank V. Long, New York 5052-102
R. A. Balfe, South Shore 5349-102
A. S. Higgins, St. Andrews 46 56-102
H. Moraff, Fox Hills . 5151-102
Col. R. A. Swigert, Palmetto 5151-102
Max A. Adler, Genesee 5350-103
E. J. Barber, Knickerbocker 50 53-103
C. P. Mason, Moore Co. 54 49-103
J. I. Williamson, Tedesco 5053-103
J.W.Souther, Dyker Meadow 48 55-103
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