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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1915

Page

8

Club Championship Tennis Finals Stirred by Parrish Balte Match

In the men’s singles final J C Parrish Jr and R Adams Balte clash with tight sets. Parrish wins first 7 5 Balte responds 2 6 then Parrish loses 6 1 2 6 6 4 with Balfe taking the trophy. Rosseau troublesome in semi finals Ivy 64 2 6 6 1. doubles Balfe Underwood dominate 6 0 6 1 6 2. mixed doubles Gates Barnett win 6 1 9 7. Gates Barnett advance women’s singles final 7 5 3 6 6 3. historical prose closes with Argonne and Valmy references.

J. C. Parrish, Jr R. Adams Balte Parrish Balfe L. R. Rosseau Ivy Ward Stephen Gates R. Anderson E. R. Underwood Andri Pearson Underwood Gi. Rapid Fire Gates Rosseau Anderson Kroeger Pearson Mr. Gates Helen Barnett Eleanor Gates Nazel Treat Mr. HI Krueger Dorothy Margaret Ramsdell Miss Treat Miss Root Miss Krueger Miss Farrington

Argonne Forest: A Strategic, Rugged Battlefield Belt

The Argonne Forest is a narrow, rugged, rock bound belt crossing France near the Lorraine passes. It spans about 30 miles from southwest to northwest, lying within French territory between the Aisne sources to the east and the Aire to the west. The Metz Chalons Paris railway corridor threads through one of its passes, underscoring its strategic wartime significance.

French Thermopylae Grecian Pass Valmy Argonne France National Geographic Society Argonne Forest Lorraine Aisne Aire Metz Chalons Paris

Lumbee River Run Between Capitol Highway and Blue's Bridge

Dr John Warren Achorn of Pine Bluff writes about a new Lumbee River trip from the Capitol Highway river point to Blue's Bridge. The voyage, opened this season, is described as wonderfully fascinating with picturesque diversity and a Pinehurst route that can be completed in three hours. Pinehurst's tennis pro helps keep the game on a high standard locally.

Capitol Highway Blue's Bridge Lumbee Pinehurst John Warren Achorn Pine Bluff

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