Pinehurst School Prepares Four Year College Program
Pinehurst School offers a four year college preparatory course aligning with American university standards. It emphasizes small classes, supervised study, winter outdoor recreation, and required physical and military drill with golf tennis and horsemanship. Beginning fall 1919 day pupils attend 8:30 to 5:30 with transport provided. staff includes Acting Headmaster R. Clinton Platt and officers Hewitt Reynolds and Thomas Pennypacker. The 1919-1920 session opens September 24.
Mid April Tournament Sees Semi Finalists Chosen
The Mid April tournament moved to the first match rounds with upsets including F. Newton losing to Tom Morrison 1 down and H V Seggerman defeated by C F Watson Jr 2 and 1. Ned Beall and E L Scofield produced early fireworks as both finished near par on the long course and Beall edged Scofield after extra holes. The field to reach the semis expanded as T W D Turner F B Danforth L D Pierce and Pop Fownes advanced in the first sixteen while M B Jolin led the second sixteen with an extra-hole finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Newton
Tom Morrison
Morrison
H. V. Seggerman
C. F. Watson, Jr
Watson
Leggerman
Ned Beall
E. L. Scofield
Scofield
Beall
Carthage
Becker
Phillips
T. W. D. Turner
Wanakah
Danforth
L. D. Pierce
Pop Fownes
Nat Hurd
M. B. Jolin
Pierce
Frank
C. F P. Watson, Jr
Golf Match Roundup Shows Upsets In Nineteenth Century Play
The report details first and second rounds of a golf tournament with numerous matches. It notes Paul Blatchford of Oak Park defeating E W Snyder of Shaker Heights in a 19 hole finish, and lists results of Turn er Wanakah, Morrison Oakmont, Danforth North Fork, Watson Baltusrol, Seggerman Englewood, Beall Uniontown, Higgins St Andrews, and others advancing or losing. The second round highlights Pierce Beall, Danforth Watson, Morrison, Fownes, and playoff conclusions, with some byes and defaults noted among competitors from Oakmont, Brookline, Detroit, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seggerman, Sr
Paul Blatchford
Oak Park
E. W. Snyder
Shaker Heights
T. W. PD. Turner
Wanakah
C. B. Hudson
North Fork
Tom Morrison
Oakmont
F. C. Newton
Brookline
Danforth
A. T. Roberts
Detroit
C. F. Watson, Jr
Baltusrol
H. V. Seggerman
Englewood
H. G. Phillips
Moore County
L. Becker
Philadelphia
H. C. Fownes
Hurd
Pittsburg
L. D. Pierce
Ekwanok
E. H. Wiswell
Montclair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinehurst School
R. Clinton Platt
Oxon
Lieut. Hewitt Reynolds
Princeton
Mathematics
Science
Ensign Thomas R. Pennypacker
Harvard
Whistler
A. S. Higgins
St. Andrews
W. L. Milliken
Hyannisport
Dickenson Bishop
Dowagiac
H. A. Wrenn
Exmoor
W. T. Stall
Brockton
Fred Holdsworth
Oakley
H. E. Marker
Greensburg
G. M. Howard
Halifax
W. A. Seggerman
M. B. Johnson
Cleveland
W. M. Sanford
St. Augustine
H. D. Waters
Buffalo
H. R. Mallinson
J. B
Chadwick
Great Neck
Burton Preston
Westwood
J. D. Armstrong
S. Y. Ramage
Wanango
F. M. Paist
Springhaven
Russell Wiggins
Orange County
W. B. Merrill
P. B. O’brien
A. Morman
Kent
D. ©. Murray
Yahnandasis
T. H. McGraw, Jr
H. D. Hyatt
Toledo
H. W
Fellows
G. A. Magoon
E. W. Bush
Southern Pines
P. W. Thomson
Riverside
TH. G. Waring
G. C. Durant
Urfantenuck
J. C. Bowen
H. B. Swoope
Curwensville
T. E. Roberts
May
Harold FE. Porter
Seaview
E. D. Thomson
L. D. Chipman
A. H. VanBrent
Ardsley
Hugh Kahler
T. W. D.tyner
H. GC
Fownes
Howard Phillips
C S. Hudson
Capt
C. L. Becker
Jh. L. Scofield
FH. Wiswell
C. I. Watson, Jr
H. C. Pownes
IL. G. Phillips
KK. C. Beall
C. B. Watson
F.C. Newton
H. Seggerman
N.S. Hurd
WH. Wiswell
M.B. Johnson
J. BR. Chadwick
Russell Wiggin
P. B. O'Brien
D.C. Murray
J. W. Harvey
TH. D. Myatt
H. H. Cutler
A. B. Wilder
M. Paist
G. T. Dunlap
H. W. Ormsbee
F. Conn
H. A. Lovett
Percy W. Thomson
G. ©. Durant
Harold E. Porter
L. Dev. Chipman
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