Final results of women and mixed tennis match play
Finalists Wildey and Little defeated McLean and Miles 6-2 3-6 6-3. Early rounds show Hall Miles and Little teams prevailing, with Little duo advancing to semi finals and Bishop Wildey edging James Chapman by default before Little beat Merrihew Blanche 6-3 7-5. Little then won final 6-2 4-6 6-2. upcoming events list women and men singles from February 21 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Hall
A. Graham Miles
R. C. King
Raymond Little
Miss Little
Walter Goldstein
Alice Watters
Richard Bishop
Edna Wildey
Mr. Hall
Miles
Herbert Coppell
Weeks
S. W. Merrihew
Margaret Blanche
Charles Banes
Eleanor Boyd
Mr. Bishop
Miss Wildey
James
Mrs. Chapman
Mr. Merrihew
Miss Blanche
Bowles Wins Berkshire Match Play Amid Week’s Golf Interest
Berkshire guests followed an added match play event as Mrs. F. H. Bowles defeated B. C. Bixby in the consolation and Mrs. Bowles won the final by default. Chamberlain edged Clement in the division with wins advancing through rounds including Ames, Dunlap, Crary, and Cheatham, ending with Frynt-Chamberlain beating Clement 2 and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
H.c.chamberlain
John Clement
F. H. Bowles
B.C. Bixby
Mrs. Rae
Dixon
Ames
Jones
Dunlap
DeLamater
Clement
Bixby
Chamberlain
Abbe
Crary
Bowles
Mrs. Crary
Bliss
Carolina Wins Season Opener 8 7 In Ninth Inning Rally
The Carolina baseball team opened the season with an 8 to 7 victory on Wednesday afternoon. In the eighth inning they plated two runs to seize the lead as Finnegan, Morrisey, Morris, Reardon and Fitzgerald starred on offense and defense. Maher pitched well, delivering four at bats with four hits for an equal four counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Finnegan
Morrisey
Morris
Reardon
Fitzgerald
Mit
Sullivan
Maher
Round Robin Golf Pla Concluded From Page One
Round robin golf play concludes as reported on page one with results and participant standings. Key players and scores are listed, alongside match progression and notable performances from competing clubs.
Mere Tufts Returns to Cypress Welcomed Home
Mrs. James W. Tufts of Medford returns to the Cypress for the season, greeted by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Tufts
Medford
the Cypress
Supper at Pine Bluff Enjoyed by Young Party
A merry group of young people shared supper at the Lift-the-Latch cabin in Pine Bluff early in the week confirming a social gathering near the river town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
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McLean
Carolina Village
McArthur Morrisey
Nichols ' Hale Fitzgerald
C. Rohn
C.f
Meare. Chamberlain, Clement and
Mira
Mrs. Bowles
Blanche
The
Micou
Creamer
Shannon
Hurd
Cheatham
Nicholson
Boyd
Milliken
Phillips
Maclaughlin
Tre—Boyd
Ormsbee
Priest
King Sweeney
Tre—Ormsbee
Sweeney
Mere. Tufts
WII
Aga. Amo
WWE
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Cor
New Haven
Conn
FON
Pinehurst
Pine
Messers
Little and Bishop
Bermuda Hamilton Hotel
W. A. Barron
Crawford
White Mountains, N. H
Sargent Normal School of
Cambridge Normal School of
Gilbert Normal School of Dancing
Magnolia
N. C
J. L. Pottle & Son
Citizens National Bank
Raleigh
N.C
Raleigh Savings Bank & Trust CO
Joseph G. WN
Heney E
Southern Pines
Southern Pines, N. C
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