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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
DANFORTH AND THOMPSON
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Take Third Place at the Head of the
Tin Whistles
Big Tie for C1M in
Twelve Hole Contest
AND NOW two
other champions
have come tearing
through the lists,
and ecattering the
precedents, and dis
tancing the old vic
tors, and causing trepedation in
the tents of the favorites in the
first division when the big guns
begin to shoot. They are none
other than F. S. Danforth, of
North Fork, and J. M. Thomp
son of the cunning cleek. In
an army corps the Tin Whistles
went into the fray on Saturday
in two divisions with the ranks
full. Achilles Whittemore was
back at the trench, and the
cohorts were headed by Becker
and Hunter, leader of the lists,
clothed in no handicap to speak
of. The trophies of the day's
chase were rewarded for the best
twelve holes, six in each nine.
These two Danforth and
Thompson divided the final
honor with a net of 42, some
thing under fours, eking out a
hard victory over H. C. Fownes
of Pittsburgh by the margin of
one stroke. And except for the
inevitable Whittemore they also
made the best round of the day
on number two, an even 80 each.
The Brookline player came back
with 78, 39 out and 39 in.
Meanwhile the second divi
sion in the flank were engaged
in such close work that it needs
must take another tournament
to settle the matter. Seven in
all the leaders came home, even
to an ell, recording seven 45s for
first place. This advance guard
was composed of C. W. Harmon
E. M. Slavton, Robert Foote, G.
T. Dunlap, J. M. Robinson, C. Z.
Eddy and H. S. Houston.
SUMMARY
Twelve selected holes six from
each nine.
CLASS A
F. S. Danforth 42 3880 6 42
J. M. Thompson 41 3980 7 42
H. C. Fownes 40 4484 7 43
C. G. Dixon . . 39. . 5 44
J. D. Chapman 40 . . . . 6 45
P. S. MacLaughlin 46 4793 10 45
C. B. Hudson 43 4285 6 46
M. W. Marr 47 4794 10 46
Donald Parson 43 44 87 7 46
P. W. Whittemore 39 3978 1 46
C. B. Fownes 44 4387 8 47
W. E. Wells 42 4385 7- 47
C. S. McDonald 42 4486 6 47
W. L. Milliken 45 4388 9 47
E. C. Shannon, II 43 4386 7 48
H. A. Waldron 45 4792 9 48
C. L. Becker 40 4686 1 49
Robert Hunter 40 4282 1 49
W. E. Truesdell 40 4585 5 49
J. L. Weller 50 4595 10 49
J. H. Clapp 43 .. .. 6 49
G. M. Howard 39 4786 5 49
T. A. Cheatham 47 4491 6 50
G. T. Gregg 41 4889 3 51
T. B. Boyd 47 5198 9 52
H. W. Croft 43 4487 6 53
R. H. Hunt 49 4897 7 53
T. A. Kelley 45 4792 2 53
C. F. Lancaster . . 55 . . 8 54
CLASS B
C. W. Harmon 49 4594 20 45
E. M. Slayton 51 51-102 26 45
Robert Foote 45 4691 14 45
Q. T. Dunlap 45 4994 14 45
J. M. Robinson 45 4792 17 45
C. Z. Eddy 50 4494 15 45
H. S. Houston 52 52-104 26 45
J. R. Towle 48 4593 17 46
G. F. Brown 43 4487 12 46
H. W. Ormsbee 46 4389 11 48
H. P. Hotchkiss 44 4791 11 48
C. P. Wilson 47 . . . . 17 48
C. H. Lay 43 4992 12 48
Warren Bicknell 47 4794 11 49
W. L. Verlenden .. 52.. 17 49
J. D. C. Rumsey 50 4999 15 49
J. T. Newton 51 51-102 18 49
N. D. Clark 48 4896 15 49
G. W. Statzell 45 4893 12 49
S. H. Fields 46 58-104 12 51
F. C. Abbe 50 53-103 19 52
O. A. Blackburn 60 50-110 17 52
G. A. Magoon 51 52-103 14 53
H. H. Buckley 52 51-103 16 53
C. M. Wells 53 54-107 14 54
M. B. Johnson 48 . . . . 13 56
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