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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
5
Pinehurst introduces Menagerie golf a four ball scoring novelty using animal terms. Canaries and eagles count above bogey while skunks elephants and frogs describe under par results with a possible ten on a hole.
A description of cemetery or tombstone golf where players place a tombstone on the last stroke location after adding medal play handicaps to the course bogey. Scores are tracked with beans, and prizes may include sweepstakes balls or trophies. The piece explains how to observe the rules and run such a contest.
A bogey handicap event in which Richard S. Tufts of Boston and C. Iglauer of Cincinnati tied at even, both with twelve handicap, and F W Foster of Montreal at sixteen. The field list includes Wilkerson, Stambaugh and others, with a unique tombstone scoring finish described for the handicap match.
A person who exchanged an umbrella by mistake at Merrow's Studio on Monday is asked to return the umbrella and claim their own.
Interest runs high for the annual Midwinter Tennis Tournament with early inquiries noted. First entries received include Fred H Norton and his son Hammatt of the Crescent Athletic Club, signaling strong club participation.
Utica welcomes Mr. Charles B. Rogers and his family as the latest entrants among the town’s cottagers joining the growing seasonal residents.
Hiding Master Taylor returns to the community welcomed by a large circle of acquaintances. The gathering marks a warm homecoming with friends and neighbors offering congratulations and best wishes.
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