Mid-April tournament underway led by Frank Dyer
Frank Dyer of Montclair led qualifying in the Mid-April tournament begun this week. He carded 38 39 77 to win the medal, while Donal Parson of Youngstown CC and Francis T. Keating of Spring Lake tied at 81. Numerous players from Inverness Greenwich Aberdeen Oakmont and other clubs posted strong scores as four sixteens qualified for match play to continue through the week.
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Frank Dyer
Montclair Star
Dyer
Donal Parson
Youngstown Country Club
Francis T. Keating
Spring Lake
R. A. Stranahan
Inverness
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Upper Montclair
Donald Parson
Youngstown
F. T. Keating
J. W. Bowman
Aberdeen
Arthur Yates
Oak Hill
H. C. Fownes
Oakmont
L. Scofield
Stamford
R. J. Francisco
L. A. Hamilton
Garden City
George Morse
Ekwanok
C. H. Gardner
Rhode Island
Isidor Hellman
Fairview
A. R. Carter
Westbrook
Burton Preston
Sand Hills Polo Wins First Sand Hills Trophy at Pinehurst
The Sand Hills Polo Club hosted its inaugural Pinehurst tournament April 1–16, with the Sand Hills team defeating Camden Camp Jackson and the Visitors to win the Novices and Sand Hills trophies. Final round 8–7 over Camden, handicaps noted. standout players included Haserick Shaw Bryan Tuckerman, with Camden’s Haserick and Shaw and Jackson’s Magruder, Dean, Metts shining for their clubs. The event marks the club’s entry into major Southern circuit polo.
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Land Hills
Pinehurst
Sand Hills Polo Club
Camden
Camp Jackson
Robert Hassler
Sand Hills
Soldier Boys
Sand Hillers
Bryan
Jackson
Capt. Bryan
Earl
Shaw
Haserick
Waterhouse tops weekly golf event at Country Club
Mrs C S Waterhouse won the women’s putting contest on the clock greens scoring 22 for 12 holes at the Country Club. This is her second win this season. Louise Patterson was second with 25 and a three-way tie for third included Mrs A B Gilman Mrs R C Blancke and Mrs A B Higgins with 26. Other scores: Jean McGregor 29 Louise Emery 29 W M Hager 29 H Patterson 33 G M Howard no card.
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Waterhouse
Louise Patterson
Gilman
R. C. Blancke
Higgins
Jean McGregor
Louise Emery
W. M. Hager
H. Patterson
G. M. Howard
Meriman Beats Adair For North and South Medal
B P Meriman defeats Perry Adair by a single stroke 75 to 76 to win the qualifying medal in the North and South championship. The leaders finished tied at 155 in the regular qualifying round and were decided in the match play first round.
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B. P. Meriman
Perry Adair
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Halifax
C. F. Watson, Jr
Baltusrol
J.T. Tunis, Jr
Lexington
Dillon
Alpine
A. Elliott Ranney
L. Becker
Philadelphia
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H. P. Hotchkiss
New Haven
Charles F. Conn
Merion
Y. Ramage
Wanango
J. D. Armstrong
Shennecossett
T. A. Kelly
Southern Pines
E. H. Wiswell
Montclair
Wyman Carroll, Jr
Norwich
Aymar Embury
Boston
J. W. Hurd
Westmoreland
H. A. Wrenn
Exmoor
R. H. Hunt
Worcester
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North Fork C
Ardsley
B. O’brien
Detroit
A. Cheatham
Pittsburgh
J. D. Dort
Flint
Jesse C. Bowen
Buffalo
P. Elkins
W. B. Merrill
Brookline
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F. Berry
George Worthingon
St. Anthony
J. R. Bowker
Woodland
Charles T. Plunkett, Jr. N. Adams
KR. W. Snyder
Shaker Heights
C. D. Fraker
Northland
G. A. Magoon
Norwood Johnston
J. T. Newton
Brooklyn
W. B. Russell
F. A. Russell
Commonwealth
K. J. Barber
Englewood
James Barber
Frank T. Ellison
Rochester
C. F. Dow
Roswell Blackinton
Highland
James ©. Elms
South Orange Field
W. W. Ferrin
Dunwoodie
Sanp
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W. Cowgill
J. Tufts
W. A. Harriman
J. A. Tuckerman Back
Capt
A. Loftus Bryan
M. Magruder
L. Clark
W. Dean Back
W. A. Metts, Jr
Holden White
Thomas White
W. T. Holliday
C. S. Waterhouse
Elidor Campbell
Overhills Country Club
Overhills
N.C
Merriman
ADAIR
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