Autumn golf tournament yields Moore win in tight finals
Qualifying logs show J D Foot tying with F T Keating for early zest. Moore of Apawamis wins the President’s Cup, defeating Keating in the final 8 and 2 after a playoff round and earlier strong showings in qualification and match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Keating
J. D. Foot
Apawamis
Lenox
Mr. Foot
Mr. Keating
F. A. Moore
L. C. Cummings
Hyannisport
H. M. Brennan
Dunwoodie
Mysterious Golf Medal Play Ends With Three Tied Leaders
E PLE THEE EN E. Bowen Hudson and Creamer each score eighty three in a medal play sweepstakes close contest. Keating of Lenox led the field with two up after allowances. Bowen later shot seventy nine in a tiebreaker as Hudson finished eighty five and Creamer ninety three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hudson
J. B. Bowen
A. J. Creamer
I’, Keating
Lenox
W. R. Lansingh
New York
E. A. Guthrie
J. P. Gardiner
John R. Goodall
T. Howard Knight
W. F. Adams
P. L. Lightbourn
R. H. Robertson
T. A. Sparks
H. W. Ormsbee
L. C. Cummings
E. B. Fay
A. C. Fowler
F. A. King
A. R. Boerum
Mr. Bowen
Mr. Hudson
Mr. Creamer
Keating Wing Handicap Social Features Tea Roses
Colonel Bogey dominated the Saturday match play handicap, losing only to F Inn. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Guy Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. F A King, Miss Kellar, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L Jillson, and Dr Myron W Marr. Tables wore tea roses, Mexican bird cards with Carolyn Wells verses, and dancing followed. The Carolina hotel, run by Manager and Mrs H W Priest, prepared for a January 8 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogey
H. W. Priest
The
Carolina
Abundant quail and wild turkey demand keen hunts
Prete season sees plentiful quail and rare wild turkeys with woodcock and doves. In one day two parties produced twenty two coveys of quail and several woodcock and a dove each. Notable visitors include J D Foot of Rye and E R Johnson of Philadelphia. Local sportsmen and visiting guests anticipate a strong hunting period as birds remain plentiful. Also, Village Chapel choir organized at Mrs Leonard Tufts home with regular rehearsals to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Foot
E.R. Johnson
Philadelphia
Nell
J. L. Gladwin
Dijon
France
H. H. Stambough
John Stambough
T. D. Wilkerson
Youngstown
H. B. Brundrett
New York
George F. Blake
Worcester
Mass
Benjamin Thaw
Pittsburg
A. W. Hayford
Boston
Village Chapel
Leonard Tufts
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O. B. Wickham
W. F. Kenney
F.T. Keating
L. C. Hopkins
Robert Sheppard
H.M. Brennan
Ap Goodall
A. Moore
T. H. Knight
Sncoxro Rouxe
Cummings
Wickham
Keating
Sheppard
Brennan
Goodall
Moore
Knight
Kenney
Fowler
Guthrie
Hopkins
King
Lightbourn
Hudson
Sparks
Freat
J.D. Foot
T Keating
St. Louis Field
Rochester Country
Hyanning
Bermuda
A. Guthrie
St. Augustine
Merion Country
A.C. Fowler
St. Louis
Allston
C. B. Wickham
Euclid
Agawam Hunt
Springhaven
Ashley Sparks
Ballyard
Crescent A.C
Bowen, Hudson and
Creamer
Mr. and
Mira. Tufts
Mrs. Leonard Tufts
Bowen
Messrs. A. R. Boerum
A. King
Northboro
Marr
Adams
Lanaingh
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