Silver Foils Open Season With Trophies and Handicaps
The Silver Foils' first week features two events and a long list of players in a medal play handicap for a trophy from Mrs. Herbert L. Jill son, Mrs. Thomas J. Check, and others compete with handicaps and scores. Edward Worth wins bogey trophy, four up, with Mrs. Guy Metcalf trophy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L
Jillson
Thomas J. Check
Mary Fownes
Claire Renwick
Simons
Elkins
Miss Check
Mrs. King
Mrs. Aborn
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Maxwell
Miss Lewis
Mrs. Hager
Miss Lippincott
Mrs. Metcalf
Mrs. Waterhouse
Miss Brown
Edward Worth
Guy Metcalf
Mrs. West
Miss Renwick
Miss Fownes
Miss Elkins
I. J. Check
Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. Jillson
Mrs. Lippincott
J. A. Brown
Miss Steinman
Colonel Bogey
Becker and Robeson Lead Four-ball Tin Whistles Race
Becker and Robeson top the Tin Whistles four ball handicap with 154 strokes. Collier and Boyd follow at 156, then Fownes Foot Simons Phillips and others tied on 161 in the crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Whistles
C. L. Becker
I. 8. Robeson
R. C. Collier
T. B. Boyd
H. C. Fownes
J. D. Foot
W. R. Simons
C. N. Phillips
L. Becker
Robeson
C, Collier
Boyd
C. Fownes
J.D. Foot
Ba WR. Simons
C.N. Phillips
Af R. ©. Shannon
Travis and Becker win four ball match in close victory
Walter J. Travis and L. Becker defeated George H. Crocker and I. Robeson four and three in a Monday morning four ball match. The best-ball cards were sixty-nine and seventy-three. Travis carded seventy for the round, near his best on the old course, with the best ball helping secure a three and two margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Travis
L. Becker
George H. Crocker
I. 5. Robeson
Crocker
Robeson Ouris
Travis
Four-Ball Match: Travis and Crocker Defeat Robeson and Ross
A crowd of several hundred watched Walter J. Travis and George H. Crocker win the four-ball match against Irving S. Robeson and professional Donald J. Ross. The pair won one up with scores noted as sixty eight and sixty nine on the best-ball cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Travis
George H. Crocker
Irvings. Robeson
Donald J. Ross
Pinecone Editorial Staff Dinner Set for February 22
Plans for the second annual Pinecone editorial staff dinner are announced with invitations extended to all contributors. The school publication schedules the event for February 22, signaling continued cooperation among writers and editors.
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The
Pinecone
Guests of Miss Bruce Form Reading Club at the Oaks
Miss Bruce hosted a small gathering as the newly formed Reading Club met at the Oaks on Wednesday afternoon. A cordial session featured discussion of current reads and planned events for the group.
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Miss Bruce
Reading Club
the Oaks
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Queen OF Sea Routes
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Providence
R. I
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Lome
Norfolk
H. MarNapp
Boston
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James Barry
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Baltimore
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Teresting City
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Southern Pines, WN. C
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Southern Pines
Southern Pines, N. C
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J. L. Pottle & Son
Magnolia
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DT. J. Check
Mrs
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Mires
Jillean
Metcalf
Becker and
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J. E. Pushee
J. E. Kellogg HH. W. Ormsbee
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G. E. Wincher
Robert Hunter
Rev. T. A Cheatham F.C. A
H. W Priest
Dr. M.W. Marr
H. O. Smith
J. R. Towle
Becker
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Philip L. Lightbourn
N.C
Burgess
Newcomb & Co
Southern Pines, N.C
Oriental Tea 60
Scollay Square
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Blackstone Street
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Rloom
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