Ross Hobens Tie Ends Amateur Championship Hard Fought
The Southern championship medal play finals show Alec Ross of Pinehurst and Jack Hobens of Yountakah tied at 152 after two rounds and a 16 hole playoff. A H Fenn of Palm Beach and Poland Spring finished second with 153, Travis and Ross among the top contenders. prizes total 1000 dollars with medals for the top three.
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Alec Ross
Pinehurst Golf Club
Woodland Park Club
Auburndale
Mags
Jack Hobens
Yountakah Club
New York
Ross
Hobens
A. H. Fenn
Palm Beach
Poland
Fenn
Walter J. ‘Travis
Donald J. Ross
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Travis
Governor Aycock A Guest At Carolina Ball
Brilliant social feature of the week was Saturday evening's reception and ball to Governor Charles B Aycock and staff at The Carolina. The visit was warmly welcomed and enjoyed by guests. The governor and party received in the parlors and dancing followed, with uniforms adding color. Sunday was spent quietly and the party departed Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Aycock
Carolina
Aycock
B.S. Royster
Oxford
F. A. Macon
Senderson
J. Harper Erwin
Durham
W. D. Pollock
Kinston
Wescott Roberson
High Point
W. N. Smith
Goldsboro
W. Kk. Massurburg
A. EB. Lloyd
W. M. Fallon
P. M. Pearshall
Leonard Tufts
Ms J B Burnewes Wins Consolation Tour Victory
Ms J B Burnewes captured the championship mood by winning the annual Consolation Tours event. The victory adds another title to Burnewes career as competitors gathered for the season’s late tournament run.
Mrs Byrnes Wins Women’s Cup In Consolation Tourney
Mrs Byrnes wins the Women’s cup in the Annual Consolation Tournament by defeating Miss S A Cutler of Newton Mass three up with one to play. She has played golf only since arriving in January and shows rapid improvement with promising prospects ahead.
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Byrnes
S. A. Cutler
Newton
Mass
Nocturnal Shifts From Chickens to Clocks
A quotation contrasts childhood routines with modern habits. It notes once rising with the morning lark and sleeping with the chickens, now ending the day with a small hot bird and waking to a cuckoo clock. The line appears attributed to McLandburgh Wilson in the New York Sun.
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Morpheus
McLandburgh Wilson
N.Y. Sun
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Ross-Hobens
A. HE. Fenn
Hoss
Pinehurst
Charles B. Cory
Yountakah
AA Fenn
W J Travis
Garden City
Donald J Roas
M. B. Byrnes
Governor Aycock
Tourna
J. B. Bwrnwes
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