Village hosts Pinehurst in 21 to 2 janice victory
The Village baseball team crushed Pinehurst Southern Pines 21 to 2 on their home grounds with Eastman pitching and heavy hitting by Smith Finnegan and others. A return game is set for next Tuesday in Southern Pines amid talk of All Stars challenging the Village. A large official score board was installed and subscriptions to support the season are being collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Smith
Finnegan
Southern Pines
Pinehurst
All Stars
G.N. McMillan
E. R. Ellis
Baseball Association
Carolina
Hills
New Pinehurst Booklets Offer Two Attractive Publications
Two new Pinehurst booklets are ready for distribution. The Village booklet contains sixty four pages with an indexed contents, a photographic cover of the Country Club entrance, and abundant information. The second color booklet uses brown and blue with a pine bough cover, sharp illustrations, and concise details highlighting amenities and pricing. The list of uncalled letters at the local post office includes numerous names such as Annie Bradley, Mrs Clara W Baird, Mrs James Field, Miss Molly Sammons, Miss Margaret Parvis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Bradley
Annie
Baird
Clara W
Field
James
Gladman
Horace
Goins
Guirter May
Sammons
Molly
Lawrence
George H
O'Neil
Natili
Parvis
Margaret
Wesson
H. B
Cole
A. L
Heston
Fred
Muzzy
C. H
McLean Milling Co
Robertson
R. P
Thomas
Wille
Williamson
Willie
Whiteside
W.d
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