Brazen Rakes Hold First Annual Farewell Dinner
Brazen Rakes bid farewell to High Muck Raker A W Wattenberg and Mrs Wattenberg and Grand Scribe John Philip Sousa at a sorrowful weeklong event led by Howard Brittin. Members lamented the loss as they escorted the pair to the railway station amid regalia and drums. A verse to Pinehurst was sung and plans for reassembly in January were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wattenberg
M. D. Paterson
Henry St. John Smith
Alexander McGregor
W. Tyson Romaine
Hoop
Romaine
Don Brittin
Dana
E. L. Scofield, Jr
Stamford
Village Baseball Triumph Over Carolina Team
Tuesday afternoon a Village vs Carolina game ended with the Village taking the lead in the seventh after a 3-3 tie from the third through the sixth. Grady and Fitzgerald formed the winning battery while Gilman and Norris played for the losers. Bert DeRoehn missed the game with a wrist injury, and the afternoon highlighted Eastman and Madden for sharp fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village
Carolina
Grady
Fitzgerald
Gilman
Norris
Bert DeRoehn
Eastman
Madden
MISS FOWNES IS CHAMPION ON HOME GREEN
Miss Fownes captures the championship on the home course with a decisive victory in the main division. A consolation crown goes to Miss Conley after defeating Mrs. Beall in the final. Qualification leaders were Miss Mix with 91, Miss Elkins 95, and Mrs. William West 96, at 117 for the first division limit. The week’s full play is summarized in the qualification scores and match results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Conley
Beall
Miss Mix
Miss Elkins
William West
Golf Championship First Round Results and Finals
Report of a women's golf championship detailing first round wins by Mrs Rossin over Mrs Coddington by default and Mrs Converse over Miss Yuile, with scores. Second round saw Miss Fownes and Miss Check advance. semifinals and final concluded with Miss Fownes beating Mrs Check and Mrs Price defeating Mrs Rossin, final 1 up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McGregor
A. 8. Rossin
E. W. Alexander
H.coddington
Julia R. Mix
George H. Converse
Mary Fownes
Marguerite Yuile
Henry St. John Smith
Myra D. Paterson
Ethel Check
Jessie Thayer
Louise Elkins
N. L. Buck
William West
J. R. Price
Mrs. Alexander
Mrs. McGregor
Miss Fownes
Miss Mix
Miss Check
Mrs. Smith
Miss Elkins
Mrs. West
Mrs. Rossin
Mrs. Coddington
Mrs. Converse
Miss Yuile
Mrs. Paterson
Miss Thayer
Mrs. Price
Mrs. Buck
Boston women win prizes in putting contest
Mrs. Alexander McGregor of Boston won first prize a jewel box presented by Miss Anna Malcolm. Mrs. George Converse of Boston took second prize a brass clock contributed by the Silver Foils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McGregor
Boston
Anna Malcolm
George Converse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinehurst
Dre
Fou
Julia R
Mix
Englewood
Pittsburg
Woodbury
N. J
G. H, Converse
Brae Burn
St. John Smith
Portland
Oakley
J. Raymond Price
Oakmont
Alfred 8. Rossin
Century
J. D. Pulsifer
Park
Belle Conley
Brooklyn
M. Purcell
Newark
L. A. Davidson
High Park
Winchester
U. S. Ordnance Board
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven
Conn
Pinehart
Pinehurst Department Store
Columbia
Mrs. McGrregor
Pinehurst Farms
Poultry Farm
Pinehurst General Office
Haurice
Oyce Oa
Washington
D. C
White Mountains
Bethlehem
N. H
F. GC
Abbe
Deer’s Head Inn
Adirondacks
Elizabethtown
N. Y
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