for January 5, 1923
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T. Russell Brown and Dr. J. S. Brown D. N. Winton and J. N. Winton
" won the prize for the best gross score who finished second in the best gross race
John D. Armstrong and John Bradford P. B. O'Brien and Billy O'Brien,
Armstrong, age 8, winners of the age 12, who finished second in the
prize for the best net score field with a net score of 94-17-77
Father and Son Tournament
PINEHURST'S first Father and Son tournament, an 18-hole
medal play round, was staged on Monday of last week and
drew out a field of twenty-seven pairs.
John D. Armstrong and John Bradford Armstrong, age 8 and the
youngest member of the field, went around the course in 104, play
ing alternate strokes, and won first prize for the best net score
with a card of 104-35-69.
Pat O'Brien and Billy, age 12, won the second pair of net score
prizes with a round of 94-17-77, and John D. Chapman, of Green
wich, and his side-kick, Billy, also age 12, annexed third honors
with 94-16-78.
The prizes for the best gross round were won by Dr. J. S. Brown
and T. Russell Brown, who covered the course in 83. D. N. Winton
and J. H. Winton, the Minneapolis team, came in second in this
department of the tournament, with a round of 85.
Other pairs who had good gross rounds were :
Robert N. Page and Thadius Page, of Aberdeen 88
Dr. G. H. Simmerman and Dr. D. H. Simmerman, of Phila
delphia 88
H. B. Swoope, of Madera, Pa., and Billy Swoope 90
John F. Dailey and John F. Dailey, Jr., of Rochester 90
H. B. Newton and H. L. Newton, of Philadelphia 91
John D. Armstrong, Shennecossett, and John Bradford
Armstrong 104-35-69
P. B. O'Brien, Detroit, and Billy O'Brien 94-17-77
John D. Chapman, Greenwich, and Billy Chapman 94-16-78
Donald Parson, Youngstown, and W. E. Parson 97-18-79
W. B. Merrill, Brookline, and Sherburn Merrill 112-33-79
D. N. Winton, Minnikahda, and J. N. Winton 85- 0-85
T. Staples Fuller, Ardsley, and W. W. Fuller 98-18-80
Dr. Charles Paterno, Westchester-Biltmore 113-35-80
F. C. Stevens, Siwanoy, and F. C. Stevens, Jr 105-24-81
Dr. J. S. Brown, Montclair, and T. Russell Brown 83- 2-81
N. A. Howard, Midwick, and N. A. Howard, Jr 114-31-83
W. H. Cluett, Woods Hole, and G. B. Cluett 119-35-84
D. N. Winton, Minnikahda, and J. N. Winton 85- 0-85
Robert N. Page, Moore County, and Thadius Page 88- 3-85
Dr. G. H. Simmerman, Philadelphia, and Dr. D. H. Sim
merman 88- 2-86
H. B. Swoope, Overbrook, and Walter Swoope 90- 3-87
John F. Dailey, Rochester, and John F. Dailey, Jr 90- 3-87
H. B. Newton, Whitemarsh, and H. L. Newton 91- 2-89
A. S. Higgins, St. Andrews, and C. K. Higgins .100-10-90
H. W. Ormsbee, Massapequa, and Malcolm H. Ormsbee. .111-20-91
J. G. Splane, Detroit, and Lambert Splane 103-11-92
Henry Page, Aberdeen, and Fred C. Page 95- 3-92
Leonard Tufts, Pinehurst, and Richard Tufts 97- 5-92
E. L. Beckwith, Commonwealth, and H. H. Beckwith. . .108-14-94
Edwin Binney, Sound Beach, and Edwin Binney, Jr 108-14-94
B. V. Covert, Lockport, and Glen Covert 109-14-95
E. Van Raalte, Ocean Country, and E. Van Raalte, Jr 103- 7-96
B. G. White, Sleepy Hollow, and B. G. White, Jr.. 115-19-96
Greetings from Hon. John Bassett Moore
Pinehurst friends of Hon. John Bassett Moore, who has visited Rawhey, Williston, Root, D. Ross and Rotheschild. To which Mr.
Pinehurst every season for a number of years but who is now Moore replied as follows : "To the Grand annual assembly of States
engaged with affairs at the Hague, sent him the following cable : men, Jurists, Philosophers, Philanthropists, Renowned Golfers :
"Pinehurst friends miss you and greet you," and signed it Bibb, Reciprocal greetings, health, prosperity."
Payne, Russell, N. Walker, A. Walker, Finch, Fuller, Kellen, (Signed) MOORE.
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