Advertising Golfers Week Long Advertising Tournament
A New York Sun piece notes that a January golfing week will host advertising men for a yearly tournament. Trade golf associations prove golf aids business by tempering competition, with Pinehurst hosting the Winter Golf League of Advertising Interests since 1904. Membership has grown to 166, focusing on networking away from business on the links. The league forbids business talk on the course, keeping camaraderie intact as members return to work.
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Jack
The
New York Sun
Winter Golf League of Advertising Interests
Frank Presbrey
Holly Inn
Pinehurst
N. C
L. T. Boyd
William ©. Freeman
Arthur
Ordi
Hr. Martel
W. R. Roberts
John B. Woodward
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Tin Whistle Four-Ball Medal Play Chosen by Lot
The Tin Whistles Monday event featured four ball medal play with handicaps. Winners were George T. Dunlap and B. Hudson Albe Creek? Oak Hill. score net 160. Second place went to J D C Rumsey and J Milton Robinson at 162. Other notable pairs and scores followed through 173.
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Lot
Irving
Robeson
Oak Hill Country Club
George T. Dunlap
Canoebrook
B. Hudson
North Fork
J. D. C. Rumsey
Brooklyn
J. Milton Robinson
Pinehurst Country Club
J. R. Bowker
Albemarle
R. C. Shannon
Oak Hill
J. R. Goodall
Bellerive
R. H. Hunt
Worcester
Rev. T. A. Cheatham
Salisbury
C. L. Becker
Woodland
P. L. Lightbourn
Bermuda
F. C. Ab
McDonald
Lambton
H. W. Ormsbee
South Shore Field Club
Pinehurst Club Fancies War Clouds Across Ocean
The piece recalls Sandy the club maker and Greens keeper Maples wishing for more sunshine as European war clouds drift over the pond. Ralph Page and Helen Smith are credited with a shared discovery idea while Pinehurst lifts the embargo on winter pleasures.
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Pinehurst
Sandy
Auld
Scotland
Maples
Ralph Page
Helen Smith
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Upper Montclair Country Club
Hudson
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