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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1913
Page
2
The Holly Inn at Pinehurst, one of the Souths most popular hotels, welcomes about 200 guests in season from January to May. The renovated interior features private baths, steam heat, open fires, a large music room for daily concerts and dancing, Dutch room, billiard room, and renowned cuisine and service under manager C Abbe.
H W Ormsbee of Alpine led the selected score handicap with fifty. A A Stagg of Chicago University and Philip L Lightbourn of Bermuda tied for second at fifty one. At Pinehurst annual meeting the Board of Governors was re elected with Leonard Tufts as President and Herbert L Jillson as Secretary Treasurers.
Rev Cheatham of Salisbury New York topped the field in a match play handicap beating bogey with 12 strokes allowance. James Barber of Englewood finished second 1 down. Other results include Redfield 36 Abbe 26 2 down and Milliken 15 Hudson 14 Swigert 24 3 down plus more scores listed with various margins.
Co B Hudson of North Fork topped the field with a 82 to open the schedule in the medal play handicap. John R.K. Goodall of Bellerieve finished second with 88. P. L. Lightbourn of Bermuda and G.T. Dunlap of Forest Hill tied for third with 89, each carrying a 15 handicap.
Colonel A W Green of the National Biscuit Company and a party including his daughter Miss Josephine Green and grandson Master Arthur Carrott arrived in Colonel Green's private car. General Manager Louis Islehardt and Contractor F Wilmoth also spent part of the week here, praising the climate as superior to the far South and the world over.
Fox stunts are scheduled Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with a meet at Carolina A M Polo practice on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with a meet at Carolina 11 A M The notices name M F H and J T Twitty as organizers and indicate public equestrian fixtures at Carolina venues
Harry A. Waldron of Agawam and H. W. Ormsbee of Alpine tackle a freak shot sequence. Waldron tee box drop surprises, while Ormsbee’s ball lodges in a tin can in the rough and he holes out 6 on the tenth at No. 3.
Opening weeks of December yield rare sport for quail hunters with many enjoying the chase. Presence of wild turkeys a few deer and occasional woodcock add to the hunting interest.
A sequence of Tin Whistle team matches between the Reds and the Blues entertains readers as a diversion. The season’s total will determine which side performs at the annual dinner, highlighting local sports spirit and friendly competition.
Guests of Miss Priest Mr and Mrs E B Pratt of the Orange were dinner visitors of Miss Lucy K Priest at a Carolina dinner Wednesday evening.
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