Tufts Wins Class A Tin Whistles Prize in Golf Event
In a 12 hole best six on each nine format with 37 players, Richard B Tufts won Class A prize for Tin Whistles tourney. He carried a 4 stroke handicap and posted 21 out and 19 back for 40. H G Phillips was low net with 73 total but 41 for best twelve holes. P Maclaughlin earned Class B prize with 46 for best score. H C Fownes and P B OBrien noted in results.
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Tin Whistles
Richard
Tufts
H. G. Phillips
P. Maclaughlin
Holly Inn Opens With Familiar Roll Call
Old friends return for Holly Inn opening on Tuesday January 10 with long-time winter visitors among the first registrants. Notables include J H Gallup and family from Syracuse, John L Toppin, Wm E Truesdell, G W Dodd, W H Purdy, Joseph Buddek, O A Blackman, Dr J B McMahon and their spouses, plus Charles M Thorpe and Miss Jessie Thorpe from Pittsburg and A M Farley with Claire Farley.
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Holly Inn
J. H. Gallup
Syracuse
N. Y
Pinehurst
John L. Toppin
Wm. E. Truesdell
G. W. Dodd
W. H. Purdy
Joseph Buddek
O. A. Blackman
J. B. McMahon
Charles M. Thorpe
Charles M. Thorpe, Jr
Jessie Thorpe
Pittsburg
A. M. Farley
Claire Farley
Silver Fails best ball draw yields low gross and net
Mrs. Herman Ellis of Walton Heath and Mrs. J. D. Hathaway of Montreal won the Silver Fails best ball tournament with 101-7-94 for low gross and low net. Second place went to Mrs. F. T. Keating of Pinehurst and Mrs. Myron W. Marr at 106-7-99, with Mrs. G. M. Howard of Pinehurst and Mrs. A. 5. Gilman of Cleveland third at 115-15-100. Eight pairs completed the field, led by Ellis and Hathaway followed by Keating and Marr.
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Herman Ellis
Walton Heath
England
J. D. Hathaway
Montreal
F. T. Keating
Pinehurst
Myron W. Marr
G. M. Howard
A. 5. Gilman
Cleveland
Boyd fires 69 in Fox Hills match victory
Tom Boyd of Fox Hills Club shot a 69 on the Number 2 course Thursday including birdies on holes 1 5 8 14 and 17. He partnered with John Golden of Tuxedo to defeat Cyril Walker and Donald Parson 6 and 4, with a best ball score of 51 35 66 versus 34 35 69 for the opponents.
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Tom Boyd
Fox Hills Club
Boyd
John Golden
Tuxedo
Cyril Walker
Donald Parson
Golden
Walker
Parson
Imagined Rosa Bonheur painting Ford tractors
Fragmentary OCR hints at juxtaposed quotations and names across cities and individuals, referencing art, industry, and social commentary. The reader is left with a collage of cultural figures, misquoted phrases, and assorted notices without a clear single event or narrative.
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Rosa Bonheur
Ford
Florida Times-Union
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Iourney
R. S. Tufts
B. V. Covert
H. G. Waring
L. D. Pierce
W. C. Fownes
J. 8
Brown
A. 8. Gilman
D. Armstrong
L . F. F. Warner
James Barber
D. J. Ross
W. B. Merrill
J. Barber
L . C. Beall
W. Harman
A. Magoon
Caroline Bogart
B. Hudson
T. Newton
G. A. Magoon
L. Toppin
A. 8. Higgins H. Rackham 26-26—52 D. C. Rumsey
H W. Ormsbee
Louise Emery
C. F. Dow
H. H. Rackham
Winter Golf League
H. R. Reed
W. E. Truesdell
C. B. Fownes
A. E. Ranney
R. C. Shannon
J. D., Chapman
H. B. Swoope
H. B. Lewis
H . J. Blue
Maclaughlin
T . A. Cheatham
Higgins
G. M. Howard Lorenzo Daniels
J. R. Bowker
Greenwich
Conn
Marie 8. Varley
New York
D. B. Cooper
W. O. Henry
Annapolis
F. W. Kennedy
Springfield
Mass
H. B. Loomis
New Haven
Carl H. Anderson
George F. Fosdick
Arlington
Earl Shaw
Seth Brady
Camden
8. C
Pearson's Weekly
London
Madge
Marjorie
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