Young golfer Wood leads at historic western scholastic meet
Concluding from page one the article lists winners by division with John Y. Boyd Har risburg and R Havemeyer Sea bright among the champions and runners-up. It notes eighteen year old Wood as champion with a storied golf record including two western inter scholastic titles and a near miss at last year’s western open. The event is praised as a record breaker with a large, representative field and pleasant social amenities at the Country Club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wood
Western Olympic
Lawrenceville
Pink Brace Hosts Notable Card Party at Pine Beach Club
Pink Brace Virginia April 2 1906 guests enjoy a lively card party with prizes to Mrs E B Hearle Montreal and Mr W W Horne New York. Lone hand prize to Mr W W Pickett Montreal and consolation to Mr L Bacon Montreal. Boat rides golf on the Country Club links attract many visitors as arrivals and bookings build the season. A gymkhana is planned for Monday with an engaging program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink Brace
E. B. Hearle
Montreal
W. W. Horne
New York
W. W. Pickett
L. Bacon
Pine Beach Hotel
Pistol Enthusiasts Hold Team Match in Worcester
Pistol enthusiasts spent a merry afternoon at the target butts Saturday in a team match Worcester Massachusetts versus the World. Two twenty five shot events at twenty yards produced a strong Worcester win by a liberal margin of 106 points. R. R. McNeely of Philadelphia and Donald B. Logan of Worcester captured the handicap.
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Worcester
Mags
R. R. McNeely
Philadelphia
Donald
Seaboard Air Line Announces Spring Rail Service Changes
Seaboard Air Line will end parlor car service between Pinehurst and Washington starting April 17. Pullman sleeping car service Pinehurst to Washington will end as daily service after April 13 and run tri weekly northbound Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and southbound Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays until late April. Further changes will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line
Pinehurst
Washington
Pullman
Mix and Paterson claim titles in close billiards rounds
In the first round Miss Julia Mix Englewood defeats Miss E A Roberts Moorestown 7 and 6, Mrs George C Dutton Oakley defeats Miss Mary Dutton 3 and 2, Mrs George H Converse Allston defeats Miss Ethel Check 8 3 1, Mrs Myra D Paterson Bal tusrol defeats Miss Florence Condon Bala Philadelphia 1 up. In the semifinals Mix defeats Dutton 5 and 4 and Paterson defeats Converse 4 and 3. In the final Paterson defeats Mix 2 up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
E. A. Roberts
Moorestown
N.J
George C. Dutton
Oakley
Mary Dutton
George H. Converse
Allston
Ethel
Check
Essex Co
Myra D. Paterson
Baltusrol
Florence Condon
Bala
Philadelphia
Mix
Dutton
Paterson
Converse
What I am if you can Answer A kite
A riddle outlines a flying object without wings that moves like a sail and sits in the sky at height. The final clue confirms the answer as a kite.
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John Y. Boyd
Harrisburg
A. F. Southerland
Fox Hills
R. H. Dana
Thirp Diviston
R. Havemeyer
Seabright
A. P. K. James
London
R. L. ‘Titus
J. EK. Kellogg
Fitchburg
F. EK. Rogers
St. Andrews
I’. W. Weeks
Storm King
Pine Beach, Va
Hilton
A. KE. Kirkpatrick
Toronto
Samuel A. Albenoyer
Macon
BE. A. Wellbourne
H. N. Lord
Kingston
N.Y
Theo. Well
Troy
N. Y
Bacon
D. W. Blake
U.S. N
Ryaf
Mas
THE
Herbert L. Jillson
Misa
M. M. Water
House
JM D.B. Logan
G.worthington,jr
A.C. Higgina
F. McNeely
Fordyce Blake
Gr. Flep
Mr. McNeely
Mr. Logan
Mr. Higgina
Mr. Jillean
Mr. Blake
Miss Waterhouse
Mr. Worthington
Miss McNeely
Ns, PA
Mrs. Paterson
Miss Mix
Holly Inn
A. S. Creamer
Harvard
Pinehurst, N. C
N.C
F. H. Abbott
Guilford-Benbow Hotel
Greensboro
North Carolina
Guilford Courthouse
Tlefield
Bretton
White Mountains
Mount Pleasant
Mount Washington
Anderson & Price, Mgrs
Ormond
Fla