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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
4
The article analyzes bridge bidding strategies, comparing original no trump with one club and two spades signals. It argues one club frees the dealer to overcall with a single trick bid, while no trump remains the clearest cue to avoid being pulled out, though riskier if partners hold little.
G O Russell and W H Thayer led the Tin Whistle weekly with a net seventy four in a two ball medal play handicap foursome. Nicholson and Pierce were second at seventy six, followed by Becker and Smith at seventy nine and multiple pairs on eighty or more.
Walter J. Travis finished his visit with a seventy card and a new course record in a four ball match against W. R. Tuckerman and I. S. Robeson with C. H. Matthiessen. The best ball of the pair was sixty-two as Travis posted numbers including four over par.
Thomas Neal won the second Pine Needle Club tournament in Detroit. W A McGregor took the second prize and W F Dewey the third. President J Cottner Jr presented the trophy. Late additions include Guy Miller and Ray Dennen who will join the spring tournament.
Miss Mary Fownes led a close match play golf event to win the weekly Silver Foils tournament. Horton was runner up by six, with Cummings and Gardner tied for third at two up. Kids’ medal contest saw Stacy Robeson card eighty two to win, Horton second by one stroke, and a triple tie for third at ninety. An exhibition at The Carolina draws attention to satin and wool capes by Mr. Faleihan.
Miss Mazie Wood of Halifax is the guest of Mrs. P. J. Ward at the Juniper Cottage.
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