Endless Pine and Brambles On a Pioneer Pursuit
A narrative describes a lumbering trek through swamps brambles and pines to a leafy outpost on Deep Creek. The group endures hours of marching silence then reveals a humorous chase by old Grandfather Goblet as the tale segues into a 1916 golf schedule detailing monthly medal play events and club championships.
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Deep Creek
Drowning Creek
Peculiar Golf Incident Delays Play At Pinehurst
The Linksman notes a rule dispute over a ball lodged in tree branches over the course. In a final, players argued whether the ball was playable, until it dropped on the opponent’s head, allowing the owner to claim the hole under the strike rule.
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New York Sun
Pinehurst
Foote
Aberdeen
Bogey
Dutton Wins Silver Foils Medal Play at Number One
George Dutton of Boston captured the medal play event on the Number One course. Frank S Danforth of Orient Long Island took best net with 78 on a 32 handicap. Fourteen entries listed with scores and handicaps.
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George C. Dutton
Boston
Frank
Danforth
Orient
Long Island
G. C. Dutton
Franks
Spencer Waters
J. T. Newton
George M. Howard
F. Lancaster
Carolina Fuller
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Rameses II
Metropolitan Museum
Denoument
Manon
Ums
George Dutton
Mrs. Frank
Winchester
Pont
Ater
Leav
Pinehurst Department Store
Pinehurst Pharmacy
U. S. Newcome Insurance