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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1912
Page
7
The Pinehurst Outlook notes upcoming Goodrich golf balls claiming better quality than Haskell White Streak and Jack Rabbit. Mr. A Mateur Col B Ogie and Col B discuss the product, with an expectation of soon appearing in ads and on sale.
The opening event of the Advertising Golf Tournament ended in a three way tie at eighty-two for Robeson of Rochester Maxwell and Brocker of New York. Pierce of Chicago finished second at eighty three with Miller and Purves of New York tied for third at eighty four. Prizes included gross and net classes with a further triple tie for net scoring. Maxwell won the net while Miller took the other prize. Full round scores, handicaps, and net scores follow.
A special handicap prize for best gross and net scores in Class A and the top nets in Class B was awarded. Lee W Maxwell took Class A gross with 81, Dutton and Adams tied for second at 83, with Dutton winning the three hole playoff. In Class B, F H Smith and R R Mamlok won net trophies with 70 and 71 respectively.
The first children's dancing class organized by Miss Ruby Mianda Stone was held at The Carolina Music Hall on Monday afternoon. Attendees included Masters Redfield Peet Tufts Cummings Sharpe and Misses Tufts Sharpe Dixon and Abbe, showing strong interest for the series.
The Sunday program at The Carolina featured an orchestral overture Caliph of Bagdad and Romances by Rubenstein. It included Spanish Dances by Moskowska, Bolero Largo from a Double Concerto, Bach selections, and operatic pieces from Maritana. Performers Mallinson and Munroe delivered Alla Polaca and Beethoven selections.
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