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Put in a call for us today. PINEHURST LAUNDRY FULEIHAN'S Exquisite Novelties from.Many Lands Sweaters, Waists, Japanese Kimonos THE CAROLINA EXHIBITION ROOM Cottage School for Bos anb Girls Whj not bring your ehildrsa with you f They can continue their grade work here. MISS MARY CHAPMAN Principal HARMON BROTHERS LEAD STRONG FIELD Continued from Page 3) and pass the brothers before the seventy two holes had been run out. The Harmons played remarkable golf. They played 72 holes without taking a single six. They registered 57 holes in par, nine in birdies and six in one under par. This was golf worth taking the prizp and it did. Their rounds were 69 66-68-70273. It wasi only through superb team work that the Harmons were able to pull through. They appeared to understand one another perfectly, and while other pairs, probably because of lack of proper knowledge of one another's temperament were not pulling together as they shauM. the brothers kept knocking off the pars in a steady stream. The Harmons led the field at the end of the first day with rounds of 69-66-135 but were closely trailed by Jesse Guilford and Tom Boyd,, at 137, and Hagen and Robeson at 138. The critics here thought that with such formidable pairs on their heels the Harmons would weaken but they never gave any indication whatever of cracking. They came within an ace of making it four rounds under 70, for Tommy's bid for a 69 on the final round hit the cup but rolled off. Fall of Guilford and Boyd The fall of Guilford and Boyd was the big surprise of the tournament. They went out on the last day confident of catching the Harmons and were more concerned about Hagen, for they knew of Walter's ability to come up from the rear in the finish of a golfing hunt. They thought Tommy and Peter would run their best-ball up into the middle seventies in one round and thus leave an opening, but they did not figure the thing correctly. It must have gotten on the nerves of Guilford and Boyd, for they were paired with the Harmons for the last two rounds and every time they looked up one of the Harmons was getting a par or a birdie. It was the Guilford-Boyd team that cracked a little, and at the seven teenth hole of the third round both Guil ford and Boyd left themselves short putts for fours and both missed. Jesse missed his first and did not hole for a five. Then Boyd did the same thing, failing his1 putt by an inch for a five. He walked off the green but re turned when his attention was called to the fact that neither he nor Guilford had holed out. The committee gave them a two stroke penalty which made a seven on a par three hole. The best round of the tournament was the 66 made by the Harmons in their second trip over the championship course. The cards were: Out 4 4 3 3 4 3 5 4 3 - 33 In 44444 243 4-33-66 This shows four birdies, the eighth in one over par and all the others in par figures. It should be recorded that to Jesse Guilford fell the honor of making the most brilliant shot of the tournament when he hooked his tee shot into the woods at the tenth hole of his second round, and then holed a full mashie shot for a two. The amateurs were awarded fine prizes. Peter Harmon won a complete silver service and chest for being the amateur member of the winning team. Silver plates were given the other amateur winners. The scores, prize winners and amount of money won by professionals were: Peter Harmon, Scottish American, and Tommy Harmon, Hudson River, ($500). 69- 66-68-70-273 Guy Standifer, Columbia and Fred McLeod, Co lumbia, ($300). 70- 70-69-71-280 Irving Robeson, Rochester, and Walter Hagen, New York, ($200). 70- 68-71-73-282 R. R. Sharman, Youngs town, and Bobby Cruick shank, Essex County, ($100). 76-67-69-71-283 S. O. Miller, Englewood, and Cyril Walker, Engle wood, ($37.50) 71- 68-73-73-285 O. W, Deibel, Youngs town, and Emmett French1,' Ybungstown,, ($37.50). 71-70-73-71-285 Other scores were: Maurice Risley and Clarence Hackney 145-141-286 Jesse Guilford and Tom Boyd 137-150-287 E. L. Scofield and Pat Doyle 144-144-288 J. D. Chapman and John Gol den 141-148-289 Forrest ChickerLng and Wil fred Reid 141-149-290 S. M. Newton and W. Thomp son 146-145-291 Donald Parson and Donald Ross 149-147-296 Jack Davidson and Harry Hampton 153-144-297 Paul Haddock and W. P. Goebel 154-148-302 Thomas Morrison and Emil Loeffler 152-151-303 Emil Mosbacker and Tommy Kerrigan 151-153-304 Malcolm Jones and Fred Newnham 150-155-305 Samuel Scribner and George McLean 149-157-306 II. G. Phillips and Irving Stringer 150-158-308 C. B. Fownes and Archie Loeffler 153-156-309 Gardner Orme and George Sayers 150-159-309 F. T. Keating and William -Mitchell 162-152-314 Withdrew A. H. Appel and Tom Mc- Namara KJ4- gl C. H. Banes and Robert Hayes ; ' ' ' ' 161- 81 J. M. Haffen and Gordon Smith 155. 77 D. R. 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