Fox Hunts and Gymkhanas at Pinehurst Enthrall Riders
Fox hunting and gymkhanas boost Pinehurst sports life with village packs, social breakfasts, and moonlight rides. The season features multiple hunts, carriage spectators, and communal gatherings. The riding ring, grandstand, and varied saddle horses attract many riders, with women forming a large portion of the equestrians. The community also supports the Dickinson Colored School under Rev and Mrs Persons, drawing Northern visitors interested in Southern education.
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Village Trap Shoots Draw Large Crowds
Trap shooting drawn big crowds as an entertainment feature in the Village. The club house offers a cozy setting with settees in the sun. Many women participate in shoots, with events for them and men’s tournaments through handicap allotments, showing the outdoor life’s appeal.
Roque Interest Revived At Berkshire Court
Revived interest in roque, the croquet game, prompts preparations as courts near The Berkshire are readied for tournament play and more facilities will follow to meet demand.
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Baseball Claims Crowd High Class Amateur Play
The article celebrates local amateur baseball, praising the crowd enthusiasm and friendly rivalry. It notes plans for a local league with teams from nearby towns and perhaps Raleigh, a two-game weekly schedule, and the goal of forming captains and a general manager to ensure spirited, spontaneous play. Familiar faces and supporters from last season are expected in the grandstand with flags and noisemakers.
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