Brilliant climax to Pinehurst winter tennis tournament
The second annual Midwinter Tournament at Pinehurst crowns Raymond D. Little as the standout, winning every event he entered. He defeats Richard Bishop in a five set men singles, then partners Elsie Little to take mixed doubles and, with Bishop, wins men's doubles over Hall and Goldstein. Mrs. Marshall McLean claims women's singles after a tight final with Edna Wildey. Wildey and Miss Little win a dramatic women's doubles. The mixed doubles final features James and Chapman defeating Durant and McLean. The event showcases top amateurs across the United States and Canada, with strong performances by Ms Little, Wildey, and McLean, among others.
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Tin Whistle Round Robin Golf Tournament Yields Sixteen Prizes
Sixty four players competed in seven divisions of four in a round robin format. I S Robeson earned a gold medal with best gross 88 and best net 89. Geo Robeson earned a gold medal with best net 89. Becker and Truesdell each led in multiple matches, with others like Dutton, Hudson, and Rathbone posting strong scores as the event concluded.
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