Travis Wins Gold in Midwinter Tourney Qualifier
Walter J. Travis wins the qualification gold medal in the Midwinter Tourney with 77 points, as Allan Lord and Chisholm Beach tie for second at 83. High scores reach 94, placing Robert Hunter in the first division while Henry C. Fownes and J. P. Gardner miss the cutoff. Round-by-round scores show Travis at 30 58 77, Beach 45 36 8, Lord 41 42 88.
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Walter J. Travis
Allan Lord
Garden City
Chisholm Beach
Fox Hilla
Allan Lard
Chevy Chase
Robeson
A. J. Watson
A. P. MacMahan
E. J. Spaulding
H. C. Kayser
Scarsdale
C. N. Phillips
W. E. Truesdell
Harold Slater
C. A. Hartwell
Robert Hunter
J.D. Foot
W.J. Travis
N. W. Dean
Keating
Band
Beach
Spaulding
Slater
Phillips
Travis
Hunter
Watson
Golf Gone Wrong in One Deaf Clubhouse Round
A. 8. Newcomb recalls a comic golf lesson gone wrong as Joe LaFlamme’s drive sends the ball flying while the narrator’s crooked bat and misjudged tee lead to shattered glasses and a broken nose. Laughter from Joe echoes as the narrator vows not to play again.
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Ma Cozzan
Joe LaFlamme
Midwinter golf tour rounds produce keen match play
In the Midwinter golf tour, rounds offered tense competition across divisions. Robeson and Travis lead wins in main brackets with several 18 hole and 36 hole matches tallied, plus multiple consolation and cup events showing strong club level depth.
Guests of Mr and Mrs E J Phillips Dinner in Carolina
Among the enjoyable dinners of the week was a spread for fourteen at The Carolina hosted by President and Mrs E J Phillips of the Near Golfers Association. The table featured cut flowers and souvenir favors, porcelain pretzel liquor containers, and a guest list including Erman Ridgway Jr, Lawrence Abbott, N T Pulsifer, A D Clements of New York, Edward Morris of Philadelphia, W H Childs, A W Erickson of Brooklyn, E J Steer, J C Platt of Montclair, and R W Potter of Erie.
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E. J. Phillips
Near Golfers Association
Carolina
Erman Jr. Ridgway
Lawrence Abbott
N. Ts. Pulsifer
A. D. Clements
New York
Sousa Arrives in Carolina With Bandmaster Sousa and Son
Prominent arrival includes John Philip Sousa bandmaster composer and author, accompanied by his son John Philip Sousa Jr. The pair travel to the region as a notable cultural event, drawing attention from local residents and press.
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Carolina
John Philip Sousa
John Philip Sousa, Jr
Get the Habit The Outlook to Friends saves letter writing
The Outlook promotes a weekly habit of sharing the publication with friends. It argues that sending THE OUTLOOK saves time on letter writing and helps spread timely information, encouraging readers to forward the issue to contacts.
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W. G. Clark
Woodland
F. K. Robeson
Oak Hill
P.D. Boyd
Bellieive
A.A. Stagg
Chicago
P. B. O'Brien
Detroit
R. C. Shannon
J. Ottley
Nassau
J. G. Nicholson
New Bedford
Dr. T. Senseman
Atlantic City
J. L. Bailey
Worcester
F. H. Mahon
Batcheese
Golf
Olseau
Joe
Newcomb
Oakley
A.P. MacMahan
Herne Bay
Apawamis
F. T. Keating
Lenox
C.N. Phillips
Greenwich
W. 2. Truesdell
Huntington
Fox Hills
A H. C. Kayser
E. 4d. Spaulding
Waubanakee
A.J. Watson
Dunwoodie
Robert Slunter
Wee Born
W.C Freeman
Englewood
Hl. Gardner
Agawam Hunt
S. H. Martel, Jr
Montreal
B. Hudson
North Fork
George C. Dutton
G. L. Young
Canoebrook
Maclaugh
EE. Gray
Belmont
W. A. Johnston
Columbia
James Barber
F. A. Titus
Watehill
FH. Telfer
Winnipeg
Nouck
Buffalo
Bailey
Towle
Ridgway
Nichvlgon
Ormabee
Mahon
Senseman
Stagg
Eat Bailey
Ormsbee
Shannon
Brown
O'Brien
Hennessee
Cummings
H. L. Putnam
A.M. Wood
F. E. Belden
Andrew Pearson
John Cutter
George Wright
R.N. Dyer
H.L. Paine
Spencer Waters
R. N. Hunt
Cheatham
French
Steele
Putnam
Cutter
Belden
Waters
Dyer
White
Mosher
Wood
Bacon
Wright
Pearson
Hunt
Paine
Finaal
F. H. Telfer
R. T. Stanton
C. B. Langley
W. H. Edwards
F.S. Madison
B. Pratt
J. R
Barber
Stanton
Thurlow
Pope
Langley
Telfer
Madison
Pratt
Bradley
Titus
Smith
Mouch
Madiso
Mr. and
Mera. E. 3
Mr. Sousa
Acya
Ewe
Justus Kendall
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