Freddy Watson Wins A Large Pinehurst Cup Title
Freddy Watson of Westchester Country Club defended his Pinehurst Cup bid with a 6-4 6-4 first two sets before Bundy of Norfolk surged to claim the final two 6-2 6-4 and a dramatic turn. Carolyn Bogarty captured the women's crown 6-0 6-2, defeating Marjorie Lake. Bundy and James beat Aranyi and Salm 1-6 6-1 6-2 6-4 in men's doubles, as Salm struggled to halt their late surge.
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Freddy Watson
Westchester Country Club
Whitehead
Nathan Bundy
Norfolk
Watson
Bundy
Carolyn Bogarty
Magnolia Farm
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Marjorie Lake
Jay Hall
Judith Jenks
Detroit
R. L. James
Saratoga
George Aranyi
Otto Salm
A. I
Aranyi
Salm
James
Aranyi and partner stretch, lose three sets late
In a tight balance of the match Aranyi and his partner slipped to victory in seven of the final twenty-five games. Miss Marjorie Lake and Salm claimed mixed doubles revenge beating Miss Bogart and N A Rose 6 4 6 2 in the final round.
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Aranyi
Putting Contest Crowned Woman Champion at Country Club
The weekly women’s putting match on the big clock at the Country Club was won by Mrs. E. C. Bliss from a large field last Saturday. She completed twelve putts in 22 shots, clearing the field and leaving the old champion undisputed. Meanwhile, the prize of porcelain and silverware from a bazaar puzzle the winner as to what to choose, with H. G. Street of Wykagyl sharing the perplexity. UEwboss and Truesdell are noted as last-ditch survivors in their divisions.
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E. C. Bliss
H. G. Street
Wykagyl
Truesdell
Bewilderment at the Tin Whistle Swat champion title
The senior champion C. L. Becker and Verlinden led the home green showing as high men after the final scores. Truesdell posted the day’s best medal round 41-42-835 while H. J. Frost of Siwanoy earned the best net score 96-24-72. Summary notes two classes at Course No 3 with Truesdell winner and Becker close behind.
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C. L. Becker
Want
Verlinden
Truesdell
H. J. Frost
Siwanoy
Notable family remark on Ephaim fairness and acting
A Mammy reproaches Ephaim for being lighter skinned and harder to keep clean than the other children. Boothlet jokes about acting, expressing disbelief at being the worst actor seen, while Coolly notes many unknown actors.
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Ephaim
Boothlet
Desires for Light Fiction by Wounded Soldiers
The Library War Service of the American Library Association reports the immediate need in hospitals and camps awaiting demobilization is for light current fiction. Soldiers’ minds turn to recreational reading as a welcome escape during recovery and waiting periods.
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Library War Service
American Library Association
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Miss Bogart
Salim
Uewboss
W. E. Truesdell
Street
W. EH. Truesdell
J. H. Clapp
William T. Barr
Maclaighlin
Rev
T. A. Cheatham
C. B. Fownes
W. Statzwell
C. F. Lancaster
Donald Parson
A Hamilton
H McGraw, Jr
D Pierce
D Chapman
R Bowker
J H Hunt
Stuyvesant LeRoy
F. C. Goodwin
R. Mallinson
H G. Waring
H G. Phillips
C. Shannon
H A. Fownes
H . G. Streat
W. Verlinden
James Barber
W. B. Merrill
M. Robinson
H W. Ormshee
Es Norton
D. C. Rumsey
Bryan Alley
If Fresh
Covert
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