Weller wins weekly putting contest at country club
Mrs. J L Weller claimed first with a 23 on 12 holes at the weekly Mrs J L Weller Working Contest at the country club. Keating 24 tied for second with Gilman and Waterhouse. full scoring list runs through other participants with several in high 20s.
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J. L. Weller
Wom Country Club
F. T. Keating
A. 8. Gilman
C. Waterhouse
Gilman
Waterhouse
E. C. Beall
F. E
Phi Prick
O. A. Blackburn
Jansen Noyes
J. F. Gilmore
G. M. Ho
B. V. Covert
R. C. Blanche
Ingersoll
Reed
Coleman
Theory vs. Fact in Golf Continues on Club Weight
An article argues that heavier clubs favor taller slow swingers while lighter clubs suit quicker players. It notes pros often use lighter shafts and shorter lengths, cites Bill Yeoman’s club-making experience, and offers a suggested standard club length grid from driver to putter aimed at better control and speed.
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Bill Yeoman
South Shore Country Club
Bill
Scott
Yeoman
Midiron
Mashie-Niblick
Them Golfing Guys Look Wild
A playful verse describes a stranger visiting a family, with a twist that the father is part of a golfing club. The dialogue reveals the father's identity and a lighthearted confusion about his presence, ending with the line all them golfing guys look wild.
Tin Whistles Hold Annual Meeting and Officer Election
The Tin Whistles announce their annual meeting in the Dutch Room at the Carolina Hotel for March 17 at 8 PM to conduct officer elections.
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Carolina Hotel
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