Mrs Cannouse Wins Weekly Golf Putting Crown
Mrs. Dr. M. L. Cannouse of St. Louis won the weekly Putting contest after a playoff against Miss Louise Patterson of Plainfield New Jersey. Both posted 28 in the regular round with 24 and 25 in the playoff. Other top scorers included Mrs. George A. Magoon and Mrs. Fr. 8. Danforth among the leaders with 23 and 24 respectively across the twelve holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Cannouse
St. Louis
Louise Patterson
Plainfield
N. J
Cannouse
Miss Patterson
George A. Magoon
Danforth
H. H. Rackham
A. M. Farley
Elizabeth Gordon
Donald Ross Still Sways Golf With 71 Card
Donald Ross, though busy with golf course design, proved his enduring talent by carding a 71 on Number 3 course this week. Paired with Henry Hornblower of Boston, he defeated Willie Wilson and Wm. V. Kellen by six holes. Wilson also scored a 2 on the 340 yard seventh with a maskie shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. V. Kellen
Wilson
Maskie
Prominent Tennis Entrants For United North and South Tournament
Early entries for the United North and South tennis tournament list Miss Edith Sigourney and Mrs. Frank Godfrey of Boston among top players. Notable attendees at the Holly Inn tea and Berkshire card party include Judge Russell Wiggins and numerous New York, Philadelphia, Providence, and Middletown social figures. The event featured sixteen tables and prizes for top scores, with the Dow family joining at the Holly Inn as Lawrence Dow studies at Southern Pines.
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United
James Barber
Daniel P. Morse
New York
H. M. Adams
H. B. Emery
Russell Wiggins
Irving Bull
Russell Grinnell
Providence
William B. Cross
Mollie Snyder
Middletown
N. Y
Holly Inn
Berkshire
Inn
E. R. Hilliarde
Englewood
N. J
J. J. Collier
Philadelphia
A. W. Kerr
Brooklyn
J. A. Marshall
Yorklyn
Del
G. A
F. Dow
Detroit
Helen Mary
Mr. Dow
Lawrence
Southern Pines
Walter Hagen Defeats Three Opponents in Fourball Match
Walter Hagen, former Open champion, beat J. W. Daly, Alex McLood, and John Krueger by a stroke per hole in a four-ball at the championship course. Hagen reports his clubs are just starting to feel right as Bert Nicoll of Belmont Spring Club also shines with a 71 round and a 2 and 1 victory alongside Brick Small over Fred Miley Holmstead and Pat Murphy.
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Walter Hagen
J. W. Daly
New York
Bisques
Alex McLood
Bramshot
England
John Krueger
Maplewood
Walter
Bert Nicoll
Belmont Spring
Pinehurst
Nicoll
Brick Small
Fred Miley
Holmstead
Pat Murphy
Salem
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Dr. M. L. Cannouse
Mrs. Cannouse
Magoon
Patterson
Rackham
Farley
Gordon
Mothersele
Becker
Keating
Bliss
Sage
MacNamara
Robeson
Morse
Gilman
Burke Miss Thorpe
Blackington
Herdling
Donald Ross
Donal
Henry
Hornblower of
Boston
Willie Wilson
Donald
Ecard
P. H. Gaither
Greensburg
William Barr
P. King
New Kensington
Hurd
Geo. Crocker
Fitchburg
Mass
George Towles
George Howards
Stratford
Bellevue Stratford
James PA
O'Connor Managing
Lakeview, N. C
FORD
E. A. Denham
West 13Th Street
Pine Bluff, N.C
Lumbee River
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