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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1908
Page
9
A composite poem feature includes Winter Roses praising spring in pine and oak landscapes with arbutus and mistletoe, plus Florence Gnow Proctor's roses in snow and Florence Proctor's contemplation of life by E M S. The text blends nature verses and reflective lines about past present and future.
Bogey won the Tin Whistle handicap match play, with close scores and several ties. In A class L E Wardwell, Camden, beat L D Pierce, Boston, one down. in B class N W Dean, Boston, and H W Ormsbee, Brooklyn, tied two down, Dean winning the playoff one down. In C class J G Nicholson, New Bedford, beat G A Peck, South Egremont, four down in the playoff after a five-down tie.
The Tin Whistles announce their annual ball for Monday evening March 16 to be a masquerade. Active committees handle details and promise numerous surprises along with a brilliant social event.
The Monday pistol tournament drew a strong field and close scores at The Carolina. Carroll H. Montague of Richmond led with a net 434 after rounds of 77 87 81 63 and 76, tied for second at 418 with John E. Porter of Pittsburg and A C Travis of New York. Pauline Firth of Boston 387 and H Nelson Burroughs of Philadelphia 386 followed, as guests and officials noted the event and practice at the butts amid ongoing preparations. Mrs. B S Horne, visiting from Boston, attended with prior golf fame but is playing sparingly this visit.
The new cushion cover renders these balls more lively and wonderfully durable for all parts of the game. With ordinary use they can be played many rounds without injury to the cover.
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