Becker's Day Wins President's Trophy at Pinehurst
R. R. Sharman of Youngstown captured the Medal after a 41 and 43 rounds, with R. C. Shannon close behind. Howard Phillips and F. J. D. Mackey challenged Becker and Hudson as Gates, Wood, Hudson, and Hobart battled through the early rounds of the fourteenth Autumn golf tournament at Pinehurst.
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Co. L. Becker
Pinehurst
Bealls
Carters
Armstrongs
Gates
Becker
Clarence Hobart
Phillips
Kelley
Armstrong
Hudson
Goodall
Wrenn
C. F. Wood
Virginia
Hobart
C. B. Hudson
North Fork
Sharman
Jessie Guilford
Youngstown
Spike Hennessee
Wood
Pershing's Return at Sandhill Fair in Pinehurst Parade
The November 22 scene at Pinehurst's Sandhill Fair drew 13 000 spectators and a global fringe of icons, from Columbus and Lafayette to Flora Macdonald, as an international carnival of livestock, racing, and display. Buildings rose overnight, with a new concrete exhibition hall and barns for a hundred race horses marking the fair as a permanent village showcase.
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Pinehurst
Christopher Columbus
John Alden
Priscilla
Marquis de Lafayette
John Brown
Columbia
Kaiser Bill
General Pershing
Hardy de Soto
George Washington
Flora Macdonald
Congress of Berkshire
Flanders
Hegdom
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Philips
Mackey
Lancaster
C. F. Lancaster
Woodland Club
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C. L. Becker
J. G. Nicholson
Pershing
Toyal Berkshire