Trap Shooters Busy as Billings Leads Handicap Field
C W Billings of the New York Athletic Club topped the Gun Club hundred-target handicap with eighty seven from nineteen yards. F H Crary of Crawford New Jersey and L W Colquitt of South Orange each scored eighty five and tied for third at eighty two with Leonard Tufts of Boston and Robert Hager of New York close behind. Am brose Cramer of Chicago had sixty two. The next event is a hundred target handicap on February eighteenth for the Country Club sterling cup. The Gun Club house squad stays busy with weekly targets and informal sweepstakes and forthcoming invitation affairs.
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C. W. Billings
New York Athletic Club
F. H. Crary
Crawford
N. J
L. W. Colquitt
South Orange
Leonard Tufts
Boston
Robert Hager
New York
Ambrose Cramer
Chicago
Mindicap Talk Lingers After Midwinter Handicap Sweepstake
The recent Midwinter Mindicap remains a talking point among sports men as scores from the sweepstake events are reported. Thursday's 160 target sweepstake results are noted, highlighting performances and standings from the competition.
Saturday's 75 Target Sweepstakes Trap Shoot Opens
Interest in trap shooting remains high as Saturday's 75 target sweepstakes kicks off a five event program of 15 targets each, drawing participants and spectators eager for competition.
Rose Garden Bazaar Plans at Carolina Music Room
Rose Garden plans for a big bazaar at the Carolina music room on Friday February 21 progress with new surprises. Proceeds benefit the Church Building Fund. Miss Olney begins a Library Talks series February 14 at 11 a.m. in the Library, with topics Royal Winchester Canterbury Queen Elizabeth Mary Queen of Scots and Relics of the Royal Stuarts. Miss Olney will read an original story at Mrs Leonard Tufts residence next Monday at 8:15 p.m. Admission 35 cents supports Pinehurst Village Club work.
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Carolina Music Room
Miss Olney
Royal Winchester
Canterbury
Mary Queen of Scots
Elizabeth Olney
Leonard Tufts
Pinehurst Village Club
Blake Family Returns to Worcester Cottage Colony
Mr and Mrs George F Blake and Miss Vesta Blake of Worcester Mass join the cottage colony as late arrivals welcomed by a wide circle of acquaintances. Mr Foot is a frequent visitor, splitting time between quail shooting and golf.
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George F. Blake
Vesta Blake
Worcester
Mass
Mr. Foot
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