Tin Whistles Tourney Narrowly Won by Dutton
The second event of the Tin Whistles Tournament was an eighteen hole medal play handicap for the Andrew I. Creamer trophy. Harry Dutton of Oakley Country Club Watertown won with a net score of 87 after applying his handicap.
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Andrew I. Creamer Trophey
Harry Dutton
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Tennis Contests At Country Club Spotlight Warland and Taylor
Frequent club goers enjoy daily tennis matches between W Seaver Warland of Cambridge and Edward M Taylor of Wilmington. Warland, Harvard champion and Magnolia open winner in 1903, has appeared in major national events, while Taylor is noted as a strong challenger in the local scene.
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W. Seaver Warland
Cambridge
Edward M.taylor
Wilmington
Warland
Harvard
Taylor
Dutton Sets Best Gross as Knight Trails in Local Golf Meet
Mr. Dutton posted the day’s best gross score to lead G. Lee Knight of Philadelphia who carried a 3 handicap and finished six strokes back. W. A. Johnston of Latrobe Pa. with a 13 handicap was a close second at eight over. The day drew many spectators as golf fans enjoyed the balanced contest and handicap play.
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Mr. Dutton
G. Lee Knight
Philadelphia
W. A. Johnston
Latrobe
Professionals Narrator Speaks On Trout Day Exchange
Two men in a village inn parlor converse about the day’s experiences. One claims catching sixty trout in under two hours and reveals he is a professional, but not a fisherman.
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