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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
6
In a mixed field of golf teams and players, Robeson and Jillson won third prize in a tight playoff. The event featured partners from New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and beyond, with scores ranging around 80s and 90s.
Miss E Marie Sinclair of New York won the weekly trap shooting handicap in a tie shoot-off with J Livingston Grandin of Boston. In the first test both scored one hundred with handicaps of twenty and thirty three. In the shoot-off Sinclair scored twenty four with an allowance of four, Grandin twenty one from scratch. Second place was a three way tie among Whittemore Huyck and Carley at ninety four.
David Strachan of East Orange defeated Chester W. Davis of West Newton by two and one in the first division. C H Lay of Oil City beat T B Dobbs of Danville three and two in the second division. Other participants included Dr. R T Taylor, Dr. H J Parker, G W Dodd, R G Day, C Brinton, T H Coe, John Clement, J M Robinson, J L Jones, C W Langdon, Jacob Rumpf and N C Chamberlain.
Field Representative A. L. Westgard finished mapping roads within a seventy five mile radius of Pinehurst early this week. The new American Automobile Association map will soon guide tourists accurately. Westgard logged about two thousand miles, mostly on improving roads, nearly doubling prior estimates and showing the scope of five years’ work.
Cards at The Berkshire Bridge hosted a pleasant evening with prize winners listed as Miss Mary J. McLong Bethlehem, Mrs. Rodney Smith St. Paul, Mr. C. B. Crockett Florida, Mrs. A. R. Gage New York, Mr. Philo Clark Portsmouth OH, Mrs. Jacob Rumpf New York, Miss M. A. Litchfield Amesbury, Mrs. John Comerais Amesbury, Mr. A. L. Allen Brooklyn, Mrs. D. Strachan Hast Orange.
A congenial party including Mr and Mrs Charles Canfield Mr and Mrs George Swigart Mr and Mrs Charles Foster and Mr and Mrs B T H Marshall of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Robert E Stone of Boston enjoyed supper at the Gun Club early in the week.
An important Pinehurst Village Club meeting is announced for Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at The Carolina. Full attendance is desired.
Col William Carey Sanger of Sanger field New York, assistant secretary of the navy under Roosevelt, is listed among the notables attending The Carolina event.
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