Valentine's Tourney Finals Spark Interest After Long Matches
The Eighth Annual St. Valentine’s Golf Tournament finals delivered drama with matches stretching to nineteen holes. Top matchup featured Dr. C. H. Gardner of Agawam Hunt and C. N. Phillips of Greenwich Country Club, trading leads until Phillips halved the decisive eighteenth with a risky putt miscue. Consolation and other rounds produced zigzag results, with notable wins by Fink, Robeson, and Phillips advancing through semi finals and rounds. Fall scores and summaries are printed on pages four and five.
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C. H. Gardner
Agawam Hunt Club
C. N. Phillips
Greenwich
Phillips
Dr. Gardner
Mr. Phillips
C. M. Fink
Dunwoodie
F. K. Robeson
Oak Hill
Mr. Robeson
C. L. Becker
Woodland
Herman Wendell
St. Davids
Mr. Fink
Robert Lewis
Frankford Country Club
C.'J. Bloomer
Engeman
Nassau
J. A. Gammons
Wannamossett
J. H. Lippincott
Atlantic City
George E. Truett
Washington Country Club
E. M. Jones
Philadelphia Cricket Club
G. E. Sykes
Hartford
Hk. J. Clapp
Highland Club
Meriden
Willis R. Roberts
Bala
Philadelphia
W. Lane Verlenden
Lansdowne
Robert Strowbridge
H. H. Buckley
St. Andrews
George M. Snow
Providence
Young American Golfer editor visits Pinehurst tour
Master W. W. C. Griffin editor and proprietor of The Young American Golfer tours southern resorts, including Pinehurst. The magazine, small at five and a half by seven and a half inches, publishes a January issue of twelve pages priced fifty cents, with Griffin on the road to boost subscriptions and advertising.
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The
Carolina
W. W. C. Griffin
Master Griffin
Pinehurst
Leonard Tufts
Griffin
Golf Club Team Defeats Carolina Employees in Bowling Match
On Tuesday, Golf Club and Carolina employees faced a similar group from The Carolina and won by ten pins. Charles H. Hymers earned the medal for the best three strings.
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Golf Club
Carolina
Charles H. Hymers
Reynard Leads Fox Hunt Then Outpaces Pack in Thrilling Chase
A large group of hunters including Mr. and Mrs. James T. Twitty and Miss Mundy enjoyed a week’s fox hunt with Reynard the fox leading the chase. Fourteen foxes were bagged on the first hunt as the hounds pursued through swamp and creekside cover. The pursuit ended when the fox was seen climbing a tree, then escaped as the dogs swarmed the area. report notes the hunt’s lively pace and concludes on page two.
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Sir Reynard
Bre'er Rabbit
Bunny E Cottontail
James T. Twitty
Reed
Miss Mundy
Messrs
Putnam
Stevick
Mundy
Telfer
Reynard
Uncle Nat
Twitty
Yan
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Gardner
Robert Hunter
Wee Burn
B.T. Allen
Fox Hills
Joseph Curtiss
Rochester Country Club
W. E. Truesdell
Huntington Country Club
Paul Starrett
Baltusrol
Prestley
Maclaughlin
Iful Golf Edi
Pine
Horst
Misa Magazine
Pinehurst Hunt
Cottontail
Merry Chase