THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
SEVEN UP
Thayer Beats Bogey and Fifty
seven Entires in Tin Whistle
Event Friday
The Tin Whistle event Friday
was against Bogey for the Leon
ard Tufts prize and divers lesser
compensations, for those that
didn't quite. And let it be said at
once that the odds were alto
gether too much for bogey.
Fifty-seven to one the unequal
combat raged, with the .old vet
erans now in full battle trim, and
the fairways hard and dry, good
for all the distance put behind
the ball. So 19 of the company
came in one up or better, with
W. H. Thayer of Bellevue in the
van. He was seven up, with a
medal round of 77 on number
two. Robert Foote from New
Haven pressed him close, with C.
B. Hollingsworth hard upon. The
best gross score of the day was
again brought in by Robert
Hunter, whose 75 augurs well
for a hard fight in the United.
The summary. Number two
course:
Plus
W. II. Thayer 40 3777 8 7
Robert Foote 45 4590 15 6
C. B. Hollingsworth 44 4084 10 5
Donald Parson 38 3977 3 3
J. H. Clapp 44 3882 8 3
R. C. Shannon, II 39 4079 7 3
G. T. Dunlap 43 . . . . 13 3
J. V. Hall 44 4488 13 2
O. A. Blackburn 50 4696 20 2
W. S. Dillon 43 3982 5 2
T. A. Kelley 38 4179 4 2
Robert Hunter 40 3575 2 1
J. M. Thompson 44 4286 6 1
H. II. Rackham 48 4997 18 1
W. S. Morse 42 4789 11 1
Warren Bicknell 47 4188 11 1
J. II. Herring 49 4392 14 1
H. P. Hotchkiss 46 4490 11 1
J. It. Bowker 50 4090 10 1
J. S. Brown. 46 4490 11 even
G. vW. Statzell 45 4590 11
C B. Fownes 45 4287 8
H. C. Fownes 45 37 82 5
J. M. Robinson 50 4696 17
C II. Lay 47 4693 13
T. A. Cheatham 45 . . . . 6
H. II. Buckley 48 4795 17
E. J. Phillips 47 5198 15
F. C. Abbe 49 4897 19
E. D. McCabe 42 4890 12
down
G. A. Magoon 51 4798 14 1
H. W. Ormsbee 46 4692 11 1
H. N. Spaulding 46 4793 9 2
W, L. Milliken 44 4488 9 2
G. E. Barber 52 4799 14 2
H. I. Thayer 50 4999 15 2
C L. Becker .'. 41.. 1 2
J. D. C. Rumsey 52 4799 17 2
C. B. Hudson 44 4488 6 2
P. S. Maclaughlin 45 4893 9 2
T. A. Ashley 45 4287 7 3
H. N. Marshall 54 46-100 15 3
R. H. Hunt 46 4187 ' 7 3
G. M. Howard - .. 43 .. 8 3
F. S. Danforth 45 4085 5 3
N. D. Clark ' 47 4895 16 3
C. S. McDonald 45 4388 5 3
J. T. Newton . . . . . . . 19 4
T. L. Redfield - 56 61-117 27 4
J. G. Nicholson 47 4895 8 4
S. H. Fields , 50 . . . . 13 4
H. S. Houston 59 55-114 26 5
F. P. Lee 51 50-101 15 5
M. B. Johnson 48 52-100 13 ' 6
C. P. Wilson 50 53-103 17 6
II. A. Waldron 47 4794 7 7
George Orvis 54 .. . . 11 8
TIN WHISTLE EVENTS
Full Program of the Club's Varied
Golf Events of the Year
Every known and some unknown varie
ties of golf tournaments will be played
this year by the famous club. The cal
endar is dotted with' red letter days de
voted to mortal combats against bogey,
four ball and three ball onsets, match
play and medal play, swatfest and flag
race, for a wonderful display of trophies
donated by the members. The order of
events as kindly provided us by the
secretary is as follows:
April 10 Medal Play. Twelve selected
holes. Six in each nine. Prize given
by Mr. James Barber.
Bulletins via. Berlin
EUROPE
The retrograde manoeuvre
We recently began
Is foiling French and British
According to our plan.
ASIA
The British are in Bagdad,
The Russians are in Van,
China has joined our enemies,
According to our plan.
AFRICA
Our colonies have vanished,
There is not left a man
Of Teuton-Afro kultur,
According to our plan.
AMERICA
Americans are arming
As swiftly as they can,
To sink our U-boat pirates,
According to our plan.
Frederick Moxon.
The Pinehurst Chapel Fund
The following subscriptions
have been received by the Pine
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the Chapel maintenance fund,
during the. past week:
Previously acknowledged $1,220
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Mrs. William V. Hurd
Mrs. Julie M. North
Mrs. Robert Hunter
Mrs. M. B. Johnson
Mr. Henry C. Fownes
Mr. G. L. Wilson
$1,460
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