MARCH U, 1921
P. W. WHITTEMORE
PAGE 5
A. S. Higgins
86 95
279 11 246
269 9 242
270 7 249
Tin Whistles' Champion G. T. Dunlap
93 86 90
The annual Championship tournament F. T. Keating
of the Tin Whistles, 54 holes medal play 88 88 94
on three different courses, opened on h. C. Fownes, 2d.
Monday last and continued at 18 holes 92 93
ach day through Wednesday. Parker W. George ym Keuren
Whittemore led the field by a margin of 93 g3 9g
-thirteen strokes and annexed the Cham- w Mead
pionship trophy with rounds of 74-75- ea
80 229 for the three days' play. Don
ald Parson was second, at 81-86-75 W T- Sta11
242 followed by C. B. Fownes, 84-82- 90 97 100
84-1250. W' L' Milliken
The prizes were awarded as follows: 97 4 86
Best gross for 54 holes, P. W. Whitte- J- M- Thompson
more, 229. 88
Second gross for 54 holes, Donald Par- G- w- Statzell
son. 242. 88
Best net for 54 holes, Henry Horn- H- B- Lewis
blower, (28), 219. 93 97 91
Second best net for 54 holes, S. O. - carnage
Miller. (12), 222.
Best gross round, excluding major ' " Bowker
winners, N. W. Peters, 78.
97 94
98 94
95 91 97
97 88 99
Best net round, excluding major win- C- B- Hollingsworth
ners, G. A. Magoon, (23), 70.
Whittemore gained a lead of seven
strokes in the first day's round which
he increased to seventeen strokes on the
second day, then went around leisurely in
80 on the last day and finished thirteen
strokes to the good. Only one stroke
separated the second pair, Parson and
Fownes, at the end of the second day,
but Parson's 75 on the last day against
Fownes' 84 put him eight strokes ahead
and won him second place.
The scores:
P. W. Whittemore
75 . 74 80 229- 4 241
Donald Parson
81 86 75 242- 3 251
C. B. Fownes
84 82 84 250- 4 262
S. O. Miller
85 84 89 25812 222
T. A. Kelly
86 81 93 260 7 23D
J. D. Standish
84 91 86 261 3 252
N. W. Peters
91 78 94 263 9 236
H. C. Fownes
85 91 86 265 6 247
C. L. Becker
88 93 86 267 2 261
97 101 86
J. H. Herring
96 92 97
T. A. Cheatham
96 100 89
II. P. Drysdale
92 99 95
P. S. MaclaughHn
95 85 108
H. N. Spalding
90 94 104
T. S. Wheeler
99 96 103
II. J. Frost
95 94 101
J. D. C. Bumsey
101 98 92
J. H. Eedfield
105 90 96
Warren Bicknell
98 101 95
J. D. Hunter
94 100 102
P. B. O'Brien
100 92 105
P. W. Thomson
101 100 96
F. J. Weckesser
99 102 96
J. G. Nicholson
99 107 92
273 4 261
274 8 2f0
276 6 258
277 11 244
277 13 233
279 11 246
280 11 247
281 8 257
283 13 214
284 11 251
284 11 251
285 15 240
285 11 252
286 19 229
288 7 267
288 16 240
298 18 244
290 16 242
291 18 237
291 18 237
294 18 240
296 18 242
297 14 255
297 18 243
297 22 231
298 16 250
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ORIGINAL SWEDISH MOVEMENTS
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE and
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BATTLE CREEK DIETETICS
Prof. Paul E. Roesell
at the Carolina
Ladies by Appointment
1W
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
OPENS SATURDAY MAY 14.
"Sir Roger knows my humor and al
lows me to sit up or go to bed as I please,
to have my meals at his own table or in
my chamber as I see fit, to sit and say
nothing without bidding me be merry."
Addison.
This is BRIARCLIFF LODGE which offers all that any hotel
affords, plus the personal comforts and privacy of a home.
RESERVATIONS NOW BEING MADE AT OUR
NEW YORK OFFICE:
402 MADISON AVENUE
Telephone: Murray Hill 9372.
Fred Wardell
100 101 98 29917 248
G. E. Barber
100 97 102 299 24 227
W. B. Merrill
104 99 98 301 20 241
B. V. Covert
93 107 101 301 15 256
E. A. Dexter
106 107 89 30215 257
H. B. Swoope
100 97 105 302 19 245
Henry Hornblower
100 100 103 303 28 219
Eberhard Faber
104 102 98 304 26 226
G. A. Magoon
93 102 111 306 23 237
A. D. Fisher
103 103 101 307 15 262
J. D. Dort
105 95 108 308 19 251
C. S. Waterhouse
104 105 99 308 18 254
J. T. Newton
103 103 103 309 28 225
H. G. Waring
107 104 97 308 20 248
Robert Foote
97 101 111 309 17 258
W. M. Hager
106 99 108 313 26 235
O. A. Blackburn
99 109 106 314 17 263
W. W. Windle
110 104 104 318 16 270
James Barber
103 96 119 318 24 246
F. P. Lee
102 114 106 322 19 265
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