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IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
Bethlehem Country Club
Bethlehem, New Hampshire
Golf under Ideal Conditions. 18 Hole
Course 6026 yards. Modern Club f louse.
Steel Lockers showers. Two Clay Tennis
Courts. Clock Golf and Putting Greens.
Bethlehem has 30 Hotels
Their guests have the privileges of the Club.
Ask Mr. Abbe,. at the Holly Inn, Pinehurst.
Pinehurst Jewelry Shop
At The Carolina
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Repairing and Engraving
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'Phone 39
When touring to or from Pinehurst stop at
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The prettiest town In North Carolina
125 miles from Pinehurst, 135 miles from Richmond
The EXCHANGE HOTEL at Oxford offers ex
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first class garage facilities
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Second Round
H. B. McClelland beat W. II. Whyte
3 and 2; William T. Barr beat S. O. Mil
ler 2 up; A. P. Gray beat S. A. Hennes
sey 3 and 2; T. A. Cheatham beat C. R.
Gillett 2 and 1.
Semi-Final
Barr beat McClelland by default; Gray
beat Cheatham 1 up (19 holes).
Final.
Barr beat Gray 2 and 1.
CONSOLATION
Arthur L. Walker won from D. F. Mc
Mahon by default ; C. B. Hudson beat
D. N. Jewett 3 and 2; V. A. Seggerman
beat G. B. Carpenter 5 and 3; P. B.
O'Brien beat G. F. Peterson 4 and 3.
Second Round.
Hudson beat Walker 7 and 6; Segger
man beat O'Brien 7 and
Final.
Seggerman beat Hudson 3 and 2.
FOURTH DIVISION
A. R. Watson beat A. S. Higgins 2
and 1; H. G. Waring beat Thomas Wil
liamson 6 and 4; J. T. Weller beat H. H.
Duden 3 and 1 ; Lieut. J. F. Norrill beat
R. G. Breed 5 and 3; George Van Keuren
beat A. G. Austin 2 up; A. E. Johnson
beat N. T. Williamson 4 and 3; C. W.
Harman won from Dickinson Bishop by
default; Clark Wilcox beat H. J. Frost
1 up.
Second Round.
H. G. Waring beat A. R. Watson 2
and 1; J. L. Weller beat J. F. Morrill 1
up (19 holes); George Van Keuren beat
A. E. Johnson 9 and 7; Clark Wilson
beat C. W. Harman 1 up (20 holes).
Semi-Final.
Weller beat Waring 7 and 6; Van
Keuren beat Wilcox 5 and 3.
Final.
Weller beat Van Keuren 4 and 3.
CONSOLATION
A. S. Higgins beat Thomas William
son 2 and 1 ; H. H. Duden won from R.
J. Breed by default; G. C. Austin beat
N. T. Williamson 2 up; H. J. Frost beat
Dickinson Bishop by default.
Second Round.
-Duden beat Higgins 2 and 1; Austin
beat Frost 2 up.
Final.
Austin beat Duden 1 up.
FIFTH DIVISION
H. Fayen beat C. E. Heydt 3 and 2;
J . D. Rumsey won from G. A. Magoon by
default; J. L. Meenan beat M. B. Byrnes
4 and 3; H. W. Ormsbee beat W. B.
Merrill 2 and 1 ; W. A. Sandf ord beat
Dr. Thomas Youngman 3 and 2; Lindsay
Russell beat W. D. Orvis 2 and 1; James
Barber beat W. P. Phillips 7 and 6; M.
C. Perkins beat R. C. Blancke 3 up.
Second Round.
J. D. Rumsey beat H. Fayen 3 and 2;
H. W. Ormsbee beat J. L. Meenan 1 up
(19 holes); Lindsay Russell beat W. A.
Sandf ord 5 up; James-Barber won from
M. C. Perkins by default. .
. Semi-Final."
Ormsbee beat Rumsey 1 up; Russell
beat Barber 6 and 5. -Final.
H. W. Ormsbee beat Russell 7 and 6.
CONSOLATION.
C. E. Heydt won from G. A. Magoon
by default; M. B. Byrnes won from W.
B. Merrill by default; W. D. Orvis beat
Dr. Thomas Youngman 7 and 6 W. P.
Phillips beat R. C. Blancke 2 and 1.
Semi-Final.
Heydt beat Byrnes 3 and 2; Orvis beat
Phillips 3 and 2.
Final.
Orvis beat C. E. Heydt 2 and 1.
HANDICAP EIGHT
Hugh Halsell (0) beat Edmund Ste
vens (14) 1 up; L. Earle Edgar (10)
beat H. S. Houston (25) 1 up; S. Roths
child (20) beat L. Q. White (27) 1 up;
B. H. Ellington (20) beat D. P. Mors;?
(20) 1 up. .
Semi-Final.
Halsell beat Edgar 4 and 3 ; Ellington
beat Rothschilds by default. 4
' Final.
Halsell beat Ellington 3 and 1.
A DEIPERATE BATTLE
larked Opening- JMatcbes of Midwin
ter Tennis Tournament
As we go to press the battle for the
Midwinter championship on the courts of
the Pinehurst Country Club is still rag
ing. The championship in the men's
singles lies between Nathan Bundy, of
Norfolk, and C. F. Watson, Jr., of West
chester. If the early stages of this contest are
any criterion it should be a memorable
occasion. The preliminary round brought
forth some fast play, in which Watson
smashed through the defense of J. W.
Eggleston, of Norfolk, 6 4, 6 i, and
George T. Aranyi, of New York, held
W. K. Auchincloss, of Washington, down
to 63, 64.
The second round brought out the fire
works. The longest and hardest and
most evenly contested tennis match ever
played in the Carolinas started shortly
after lunch and was still raging with
unabated fury when the sun began to
sink in the West. The fifty-two games
required for the three sets took the three
hours to play, and at no stage of the pro
ceedings were the two more than a game
apart until the end of each set. Watson
finally struggled over the line 8 10,
75, 1210.
Meantime Bundy, of the great Tennis
family, made his entrance into the final
round by a clean cut victory over Roger
Ward. ,
The first round found a surprise in
store. Otto Salm, ranking high with the
racquet, and from previous performance
slated to win the tournament, met. reverse
at the hands of Roger Ward, of Mon
treal and in spite of a long reach and a
hard driving game at the net, went down
3 6, 3 6. R. L. J ames, of Saratoga,
did his share in holding the audience by
driving Hugh Whitehead, of Norfolk,
into three sets, and a long deuce set be
fore he finally was worn down: 6 4,
36, 97.
Watson disposed of N. A. Rose, of
Longwood, 6 1, 6 1, thus giving prom
ise of his powers, and Bundy put out
Aranyi 6 2, 6 3.
The finals and the account of the
women's singles, which at present writ
ing lies between Miss Marjorie Lake, of
Hartford, and Miss Carolyn Bogart, of
the Magnolia Farm, will. be reported
next week together with the summary
of the play.
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