Tin Whis'les Organize Constitution and Officers
The Tin Whis'les golf club announces its constitution and officers, with a public list of members and planned changes to rites and ceremonies. Sterling trophies may be offered as prizes in future, and singing war cries may fade. Founders include F. J. Bailey as President, A. G. Warren as Secretary and Treasurer, with Marshall C. Parshall as Club Captain. board members include Harry H. Porter J. A. Baker C. A. Lockwood and F. W. Kenyon.
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Marshall C. Parshall
Harry H. Porter
J. A. Baker
C. A. Lockwood
F. W. Kenyon
Board of
Tin Whistles Golf Club Constitution at Pinehurst
The Tin Whistles golf club adopts a constitution defining its Pinehurst HQ as Eternal, aims to promote a winter season two events monthly for members and guests, and imposes duties on members to attend meetings, maintain modesty, and preserve Pinehurst Lodge. The symbol is a tin whistle and the motto Ask the Man.
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Tin Whistles
Pinehurst
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Local sports roster fragment with player list
A dense OCR style list shows multiple names including FJ Bailey FW Kenyon J A Baker AC Ketcham WA Berg C A Lockwood L F Brigham W 8 North HN Burroughs 1H Porter M 8 Byrnes M C Parshall HA Crary HW Priest Al Creamer Dr A Porter EA Freeman Donald Ross ll A Fisher Aleve Ross Carl Gildersleeve Dr, R D Small Rey Fr G B Harrington Leonard Tufts J Henry Hentz Jr A G Warren LeRoy Johnson J W Wilcox ON ER ct. The fragment resembles a roster or index listing for a team or club.
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Bailey
Kenyon
Baker
Berg
Lockwood
Brigham
North
Burroughs
Porter
Byrnes
Parshall
HA Crary
Priest al Creamer
Porter EA Freeman
Donald Ross Ll
Fisher Aleve Ross Carl Gildersleeve
Small Rey
B Harrington
Leonard Tufts
Henry Hentz Jr
Warren LeRoy Johnson
W Wilcox
Carolina guests host bean contest and more fun night
An evening of playful events at Carolina featured bean carrying with a spoon, clothespin passing and nail driving. Miss Burnett of New Haven carried 140 beans to win, while Miss Presbrey of New York was second. Miss Heffelfinger led Minneapolis in the clothes-pin relay, and Mrs. A. G. Johnson of Spuyten Duyvil won nail driving with seven strokes.
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Carolina
Burnett
New Haven
Presbrey
New York
Fannie Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
Merriam
Weston
Mass
Miss Heffelfiner
A. G. Johnson
Spuyten Duyvil
N. Y
M. D. Paterson
Pinehurst Target-Tistol Club offers cap for best gross score
At its Executive Committee meeting the Pinehurst Target-Pistol Club voted to award a handsome sterling cap for the best gross score in five strings of ten shots each, made in club tournaments during the season.
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Pinehurst
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