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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
4
The article argues quail supply in North Carolina suffers far more from natural predators than hunters. It credits foxes hawks and owls with continual inroads, noting their egg and chick predation plus night predation on coveys. It calls for reinstating a bounty on these predators to deter poaching and boost coveys.
A visiting golf party led by William C. Freeman of New York visited for a series of medal play tournaments. Winners included Miss Eleanor Freeman in the women’s match, with participants from Montclair, Garden City, Pelham, Ridgewood, Hillandale, Glen Ridge, Deal, Toronto, New York and other clubs across New Jersey and nearby states.
A Saturday morning women’s 18 hole medal play event featured entries from Eleanor Freeman of Montclair New Jersey Miss Priest of Franconia New Hampshire Mrs John Dick Miss Dick of Toronto Canada Miss Bradbury of Providence Rhode Island Miss Benheim of New York City Freeman captured top honors with a 93 net while Miss Dick matched 99 to take second. The detailed scores follow.
The final match of Mr. Freeman's party visit was a medal play contest for three cups. Dayton, Dana, and Brown won the event, securing the prizes offered by Mr. Freeman.
E A Freeman wins the first event of an 18 hole medal play cup series with a net 82. Mr Murphy follows close in 84. Detailed scores are noted.
The first deer of the season was secured Monday at McDonalds by a party of sportsmen including Dr. B. D. Bogart and Arthur C. Ketcham of New York who are at The Berkshire for the season. The hunters were still hunting for turkey when the buck was jumped. It was a fine three year old buck now at The Berkshire seasoning.
Miss Priest of Pinehurst won the tie for second prize in the women's medal play contest held last week. Her opponent was Miss Dick of Loronto, Canada. The match was tightly contested with three rounds. Priest won the final by one stroke. Net scores: Priest 110, Dick 111.
Saturday featured two 18 hole medal plays for cups funded by entry fees. Class A players under 100 net. Class B players over 100. D C Dick won Class A with 82 net, Win C Freeman runner up with 85, A E Gifford won Class B with 93 net, Dr Murdock second with 98. The detailed scores follow.
Villagers are invited to attend the second regular Sunday concert at the Carolina. Program includes Grand March Presidential Sousa Overture Martha Flottny Idyll A Shepherd's Dream Labituky Excerpts From Cavalleria Rusticana Nocturne Cello Solo Mazurka No 2 Popper Mrs Elsa von Grofe Lento Mareletta A Petits Pas Sudessi Fin De Siecle Patrol The Phantom Brigade Myddleton Serenade Sweet Longing Menzel Hymn God Be With You Tomer.
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