Robeson Wins Fast Victory in Eighteenth Green Match
Irving S. Robeson of Oak Hill defeats Walter Travis to reach the final of the eighth Annual Spring golf tournament. Robeson wins 2 up after a rapid, tense match that featured a dramatic ninth hole halved English-style and a decisive finish at the eighteenth where Robeson failed to halve, allowing Phillips to tie before Robeson clinched. Phillips advances 2 and 1 over Scofield, Jr. in the other semifinal.
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Mr. Phillips
Robeson
Philips
Phillipsp
E. L. Scofield, Jr
Wee Burn
Dr. Gardner
B.T. Allen
Fox Hills
Walter J. Travis
C. H. Gardner
Agawam Hunt Club
Providence
Travis
Irving S. Robeson
Oak Hill Country Club
Rochester
C. N. Phillips
Greenwich Country Club
A. A. Stagg
Chicago University
C. M. Fink
Dunwoodie
Mr. Travis
Pinehurst
Mr. Robeson
Garden City
Phillips
Tin Whistle Dinner Ends Year With Mirth At Carolina
The Second Annual Tin Whistle dinner at The Carolina closed a festive reunion with mirth and fellowship. Guests renewed friendships and formed new acquaintances as a quartet led songs under James D. Foot with N. Hurd J. W. Hurd W. S. Dillon and C. M. Fink. A club pin, boutonniere, verse booklet, and a whistle shaped menu complemented the evening menus.
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Carolina
James D. Foot
Messrs. N. &. Hurd
J. W. Hurd
W. S. Dillon
C. M. Fink
William L. Hurd
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