Handicapped trap shoot at Recreation trophy draw thins field
Arthur Ketcham of New York City won the fifty target handicap contest with thirty eight gross on a five target allowance in a close win over Philip Randolph of Philadelphia who shot thirty seven with ten targets. Philadelphia’s H Nelson Burroughs and Worcester’s Herbart Jillson tied for third on thirty five as scratch shooters posted down to thirty four.
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Arthur ©. Ketcham
New York City
Philip Randolph
Philadelphia
H. Nelson Burroughs
Herbart L. Jillson
Worcester
Mass
W. C. Cady
Brookline
M. H. Wilson
Cleveland
A. E. Lard
St. Joseph
C. J. Crary
Warren
Myra D Paterson Sets Pinehurst Record in Mixed Play
Mrs Myra D Patterson of New York City broke her season mark at Pinehurst on Thursday morning during a round with pro Bernard Nichols. She carded forty four out and forty five in for an eighty nine total, nearing the course record of eighty eight held by Mrs E A Manice.
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Myra D. Patterson
New York City
Pinehurst
Bernard Nichols
E. A. Manice
Youthful Golfers Play For Silver Trophy
A special children's tournament drew strong interest on Thursday morning with Richie Lawrie of Pittsburg Pa winning the silver trophy on a short course played twice around. Lawrie posted a net score of sixty four to take the prize as spectators watched the young players in the event.
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Richie Lawrie
Pittsburg
Potash Mines and Fertilizer Book for Farmers
The Strassfurt Industry pamphlet from German Kali Works outlines potash mines in Germany and its use in agriculture. It includes half tone prints and photos comparing crops with and without fertilizer, aiming to reclaim sandy lands near Pinehurst. Other booklets from the same firm cover Potash in Agriculture Plant Food Cotton Culture Tobacco Culture Fertilizing Sugar Cane The Cow Pea.
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Strassfurt
Kali Works
Nassau Street
New York City
Germany
Pinehurst
Streetcar Seat Swap Sparks Quick Parting
Dialogue captures a brief streetcar exchange as Mr Smith offers a seat to Mrs Jones who has stood for 15 minutes. She declines and says she will get off at the next corner while Mr Smith also plans to alight there. The cordial, humorous moment ends without incident.
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Mr. Smith
Mrs. Jones
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Laura Agnes Walker
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Richie Lawrey
William Ketcham
Walter Cady
Ned Earle
Gilman Crockett
George Hayes
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Albert Crockett
Ketcham Jr
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