Four Somes Sweepstakes Draws Tight Team Field
J C Crabb and B D Coffey lead a large field in Saturdays Four Somes Sweepstakes as sixteen pairs compete in a Tin Whistles tournament event. Four ball best ball medal four somes sees a first place tie at seventy five, with H G White of Ridgewood and F T Keating of Lenox winning a playoff over J D C Ramsey of New York and W C Johnson of New York. A second place tie follows Mallinson with Formsbee and Sproule with Eyer, all reaching seventy seven and eighty two with a triple tie at eighty seven and ninety one to cap the round.
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Ixteen
H. G. White
Ridgewood
F.T. Keating
Lenox
J.D. C. Ramsey
New York
W.C. Johnson
Mallinson
Formsbee
Sproule
Eyer
Crabb and Coffe Win Military Play Ball Sweepstakes
J C Crabb of New Haven won a Saturday ball sweepstakes with a fourteen stroke handicap. D J Coffey of Boston finished second in seventy nine, with Dr G J McKee of Pittsburg and H G White of Ridgewood tied for third at nine.
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J.C. Crabb
New Haven
D. J. Coffey
Boston
Dr. G.J. McKee
Pittsburg
H. G. White
Ridgewood
Midwinter and Advertising Events Fill Week Schedule
Next week's Midwinter and Advertising Men's Golf tournaments will fill the entire week with the former starting Monday and ending Wednesday while the latter runs through Saturday. The Carolina hosts the annual banquet Saturday evening and hops are planned Wednesday and Saturday evenings there, plus Thursday at The Holly Inn, with numerous other fairs planned to honor visitors.
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Carolina
Holly Inn
Goodbye to the Old Year at Tufts Party
Mr and Mrs Leonard Tufts hosted a Mystic area New Year’s Eve gathering Friday night. Guests included Herbert L Jillson Lucey P C Richards Lucy K Priest Ethel Check W C Johnson Spencer Waters and G L Young as Bohemian supper and a fireside hour preceded and followed by midnight celebrations.
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Leonard Tufts
Mystic
Herbert L. Jillson
Lucey P. C. Richards
Lucy K. Priest
Ethel Check
W.C. Johnson
Spencer Waters
G.L. Young
Berkshire season opens early due to early comers demands
Demands of early comers force The Berkshire to open ahead of the date previously announced. Among those arriving to join Mrs. H. V. Wurdemann and Mr. Converse Wurdemann of Milwaukee are Dr. and Mrs. Hardy and son of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Dyer of St Paul, Mr. S. Bruce Elwell of Harvard, and Miss Adams of Springfield.
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Berkshire
Hardy and Son
Richmond
Samuel H. Dyer
St. Paul
S. Bruce Elwell
Harvard
Miss Adams
Springfield
H. V. Wurdemann
Converse Wurdemann
Milwaukee
Pelham and Philadelphia players win Swatfest sweepstakes
R. M. Hamilton of Pelham with a four handicap and J. B. Ladd of Philadelphia won an informal ball sweepstakes Swatfest on Wednesday afternoon. The finishing order after them was Hudson ten Becker three Eyer five Byrnes thirteen Belden fourteen with players dropping after losing three holes.
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R. M. Hamilton
Pelham
J.B. Ladd
Philadelphia
Hudson
Becker
Eyer
Byrnes
Belden
Visitors Set For Extended Stays At The Lexington
At The Lexington Mr. John R. Parker of Gallatin Tennessee will remain several weeks. Miss F E Cheney of North Conway New Hampshire comes for a long sojourn. Mr. S A Hennessey of Statesville North Carolina returns for his fourth season.
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John R. Parker
Gallatin
Village Housewarming Hop at The Carolina Tonight
The entire Village anticipates an informal house warming hop at The Carolina this Saturday. It marks the start of the season’s formal social functions with a general invitation to all Village guests.
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Carolina
Fox Hunt Delivers Fast Four Mile Chase
Thursday morning’s fox hunt produced the season’s best run with reynard setting a hot pace for about four miles and a lengthier sight race to heighten the excitement.
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Fox Hunt
Reynard
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FT Keating
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Lexington
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