Diegel and Armour Capture Fall Amateur Best Ball
The first Fall Amateur Professional Best Ball Tournament at Pinehurst drew 80 top golfers. Thomas Armour of Lothianburn Club and Leo Diegel led from start to finish with a 275 total. Armour won the first prize trophy. Diegel earned $500. Perry Adair and Douglas Edgar took second, with the Druid Hills Club gaining custody of the Club Trophy for the third time.
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Pinehurst
Dixie
Thomas ‘D. Armour
Lothianburn Club
Scotland
Leo Diegel
Lochmoor Club
Detroit
Diegel
Armour
Edgar
Adair
Atlanta
Psalm of Golf Inspires Thoughtful Play on the Links
A compact verse extols golf as real sport not idle pastime. It urges players to leave no divots and return turf, honor fellow golfers, and pursue self control. The poem blends encouragement with warnings about bad shots and the shared duty to maintain courses.
Pinehurst Chapel Sunday Services and Outlook Subscription
The Pinehurst Chapel lists Holy Communion Children’s Service Morning Services and Sermon at 9 15 10 00 and 11 00. It recommends a season’s Outlook subscription as a suitable Christmas gift and asks readers if they have mailed their subscription yet.
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Outlook
New Catholic Church and Rectory Near Carolina Hotel
The new Roman Catholic Church and its Rectory, under construction just north of the Carolina Hotel, are slated for completion and occupancy by December 22.
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Carolina Hotel
Children Party at Carolina Parish Before Christmas Eve
Announcement notes a Children’s Party at the Carolina, with Midnight Mass and a Christmas Tree service to begin at 12:05 on Christmas morning after Christmas Eve afternoon observances.
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Carolina
Pinehurst Outlook weekly publication details
The Pinehurst Outlook is issued weekly from November to May by The Outlook Publishing Co. in Pinehurst North Carolina. Editor O H Peacock. Subscription price two dollars, ten cents per copy. Subscriptions continue on expiration unless the editor is notified otherwise. Entered as second class matter at the Pinchmest post office.
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Pinehurst Outlook
The
Outlook Publishing Co
Pinehurst
N. C
O. H. Peacock
Pinchmest, N. C
Old Guard at Southern Pines Golf Round Honors Local Players
The Old Guard, nineteen strong, visited Southern Pines for a handicap medal round at the Country Club. Thomas Morrison of Oakmont posted 83 gross and 84-5-78 net to win handicap honors. R C Steese of Youngstown and Richard Garlick tied for second in gross with 86. Other top scores included C L Becker 87-5-82 and A E Adams 91-8-83.
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Old Guard
Southern Pines
Tom Kelley
Thomas Morrison
Oakmont
R. C. Steese
Youngstown
Sand Hills Polo Club Opens Season With 24 Ponies Arrived
Twenty four ponies have arrived for the season at Sand Hills Polo Club. Captain Loftus Bryan, the Club Secretary, says prospects look bright for a successful term. Two match fields are in fine condition with ample stable accommodations. The usual club practice games are listed to start this week.
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Loftus Bryan
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Brilliant Golf
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Golf
Hovery Cub
Roman Catholic Services
Tom Morrison
Thos. Morrison
C. L. Becker
Phila
N. Y
J. B. Eisaman
C. B. Hudson
North Fork
Hugh M. Kahler
Princeton
Richard Garlick
T. A Kelley
So. Pines
T. J. Bray
C. B. Waterhouse
Ardsley
Donald Parson
C. B. Fownes
W. E. Watson
J. R. Bowker
Woodland
W. B. Hall
H. E. Porter
Skaneateles
J. Stambaugh
W. T. Tiers
Sand Hills
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