THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
CLAPP LEADS ADVERTISEES
Concluded from page one)
Graham Patterson, Westmoreland
F . P . Lee, Framingham
John H. Wright, Gedney Farms
Lorenzo Daniels, Richmond County
W. H. Hamilton, New Haven
George Wright, Wollaston
W. B. Lashar, Brooklawn
W. R. Hotchkin, Montclair
L. J. Suscipj, Mt. Vernon
33. A. Townley, Scarsdale
F. C. Henderson, Belmont Springs
Ray Buckley, Louisville
Charles Murnam, Commonwealth
H. J. Frost, Siwanoy
H. J. Reed, Knickerbocker
A. L. Aldred, Providence
F. L. Wurzburg, Scarsdale
W. C. Izor, St. Albans
"W. R. Jenkins, Lawrence Park
THIRD DIVISION
J. S. Hill, Durham
C. A. McCormick, Colonia
James Barber, Englewood
H. H. Treadwell, Dunwoodie
A. S. Moore, North Fork
C. E. Beane, Newton
J. Mathews, Woodland
H. B. Green, Baltimore
Frank Nye, Glen Ridge
J. T. O'Brien, Siwanoy
W. H. O'Brien, Siwanoy
W. C. McMillan, Sleepy Hololw
I. J. French, Woodland
K. V. S. Howland, Hackensack
F. S. Smith, Oak Park
Clarence Cone, Inwood
Rodney Boone, Greenwich
H. J. Kaultenbach, Dunwoodie
George F. Schrafft, Brae Burn
U. E. Dice, Bellevue
J. A. Foster, Hackensack
G. S. Osborne, North Shore
J. H. Livingston,, Jr., Apawamis
D. McKim Lloyd, Oakmont
H. S. Richardson, Greensboro
H. A. Willis, Fox Hills ..
H . II . Cooke, Scarsdale
Charles Hoyt, Cherry Valley
J. L. Parsons, Essex County
W. F. Smith, Brae Burn
CD. Newell, Glen Ridge
Calvert Townley, Scarsdale
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The advance guard of the Winter Golf
League of Advertising Interests swooped
down on Pinehurst Saturday and played
a best ball handicap, officially entitled a
Peace and Prosperity Foursome, on the
championship course.
Six players annexed all the prosperity
in sight in the form of a half dozen
handsome prizes, and eighty-two others
iacceded more or less gracefully to the
harsh terms of a dictated peace.
Two New Haven leaguers, Dr. George
C. Fahey and Hugh Kennedy of the
Bacebrook Club, led the big field home
and won the first prizes by a margin of
seven-eighths of a stroke.
That is to say, the winners finished in
72,
Fractions were retained when figuring
the joint handicaps and the score sheet
looked like a stock broker's board on a
lively day.
George C. Dutton and R. M. Purves
of Woodland had the best gross round,
finishing with a best ball of 80. Second
gross honors went to Don Parker and
Frank. Finney at 82. W. W. Manning
and William Campbell were third at 83.
The summary: Fractions are retained
only in winning scores. Played on No. 2.
Summary: Played on No. 2.
Dr. J. C. Fahy
Hugh Kennedy.
William Campbell
Walter Manning
Don M. Parker
Frank Finney
45 42 87 14 72
39 44 83 9 734
40 42 82 8 73
R. M. Purves
G. C. Dutton
80 4 76
W. T. Hamilton, Jr.
Elliot Moore
W. R. Hotchkiss
J. D. Plummer
R. C. Wilsonn
I , C . French
Will Izor
Chas. Sherman
E. J. Barber
II . R . Mallinson
90 14 76
87 10 77
89 1A 77
93 16 77
88 10 78
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A. S. Higgins
C. W. Harman
J. II . Wright
C. A. McCormick
II . J. Frost
B. V. Covert
D. M. Stewart
F. D. Montgomery
C. W. Hoyt
Clarence Cone
F . B. Ryan
II. E. Porter
89 14 75
88 13 75
91 15 76
85 9 76
93 17 76
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William M. Sanford
E. T. Manson
II. R. Reed
II. B. Lewis
F. C. Henderson
Jame3 Barber
W. II. Hamilton
A. L. Aldred
L. J. Suscitj
W. R. Jenkins
L . A . Hamilton
H. II. Treadwell
85 7 78
90 12 78
94 16 78
90 11 79
98 19 79
90 10 80
E. A. Towley
F. A. Taylor
F. A. Sperry
W. M. Warren
A. R. Gardner
N. F. Harrison
George W. Watts
W. F. Smith
II. M. McCord
L. Daniels
G. T. Barnhill
Graham Patterson
Z. T. Miller
Ray Buckley
Ralph Trier
C. A. Speakman
J. A. Forster
II. J. Kaultenback
E. Chichester
Charles Murnan
F. P. Lee
George Wright
W. V. O'Brien
G. M. O'Brien
F. S. Smith
G. S. Osborne
J. T. O'Brien
W. H. O'Brien
II. B. Green
U. E. Dice
92 12 80
97 17 80
90 10 80
98 17 81
93 11 82
92 10 82
97 7 83
96 12 84
104 19 85
95 10 85
98 11 87
102 15 87
104,16 88
106 15 91
105 13 92
ANNKTJIILISG SIIOOTCllA
Iid My Jy Hall In Irllnilnarj
Content
Assembling from the four winds for
J' e big Hioot next week, some fast work
v 'lf, done by the experts with the shot-
rni in the weekly contest at the traps
ast Wednesday. Such high guns and
rmowned shots as W. II. -Patterson and
rank Wright of Buffalo, Joe Ebberts
rnd B. V. Covert had to take a back
seat under the handicap system. Jay
V. Hall and E. R. Simpson both tal
lied perfect, or better by virtue of their
allowances, and so stood to shoot off a
tie. Hall broke 24 of his frame, against
20 for Simpson, and so the honqrs of the
lay were his. Wright and Patterson
divided the credit for the best actual
shooting, each cracking 95 of the l00
targets thrown.
The summary:
Jay V. Hall 84 16 100 ) 24 4 28
E. R. Simpson 85 16 101 f 20 4 24
W. II . Patterson, Buffalo 95 4 99
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