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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
4
Continental and Pointer dog clubs have booked space for upcoming field trials at the county grounds. Organizers expect strong entries from regional handlers and breeders, with events spanning two weekends and judging by seasoned professionals.
Early December features bring visiting sportsmen to Pinehurst for field trials held under the Continental Field Trial Club and the Pointer Club of America. Sportsmen from across the country will attend, with village guests enjoying the events and Pinehurst’s sportsman prominence highlighted.
The Continental Field Trial Club opens December 1 with Derby and All-age purses of 3500 each. Derby open to pointers and setter puppies whelped after Jan 1 1905, All-age to setters and pointers not having prior all-age wins. Entries close the night before racing. Final forfeits and draw times set for November 30 and December 2–3.
Pointer Club trials begin December 10 with $400 guarantee per entry for Derby and All-age stakes open to all. Events include Members' Stake limited to amateur pointers owned before September 1, 1906 with a $250 silver cup donated by George Bleistein and a rule that it may be won three times. Derby Stake invites pointers born after January 1, 1905. First forfeit of…
Entries closed for the All Age Stake with 10 dollars to accompany nomination and 15 dollars to start. The guaranteed purse is 400 dollars, distributed 50 percent to first, 30 percent to second, and 20 percent to third. The 35 dollar due date is September 1 with a second forfeit of 10 dollars by November 1 and 10 dollars to start.
Alexander Ross, a Massachusetts professional, claims the state title after a successful summer. He also won the best ball foursomes at Columbia Golf Club with W. K. Wood, and placed sixth in the National Championship with a 77.5 average. Donald Ross focused on teaching with nine pupils in the Women's National Championship, including Mary B. Adams who lost the final to Miss Curtis 2 and 1.
The United States Revolver Association held its annual national championship in September with a large field. John A. Dietz Jr of New York won both revolver and pistol events scoring 444 and 448 using Smith and Wesson arms. Only one woman, Mrs C C Crossman of St Louis, competed.
Mr and Mrs William C Freeman of Brooklyn observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Thursday October fourth. They were surrounded by many friends and well wishers as Pinehurst readers join the Outlook in extending health and happiness to the couple.
The Midlothian Country Club in Chicago has been chosen by the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests for its annual summer tournament. The event is scheduled for July.
The Village Market, this season, again operates under Batchelder & Snyder Company of Boston, confirming their ongoing management role in the local market.
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