National Baseball Official Shifts to Month of Golf at Pinehurst
John Heydler secretary of the National League travels to North Carolina for a month of golf at Pinehurst where he will play all three courses. He brings a heavy square putter noted for its two tusk-like projections, claiming a single model remains in use besides the one Edward Ray owns. The piece notes a possible Sullivan law risk if a New York officer spots the club. Heydler plans a course-by-course visit day by day to entice care for the greens.
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Pinehurst
John Heydler
National Baseball League
John B. Foster
Biltmore
North Carolina
Heydler
Edward Ray
New York
National League
Fleydler
Lleydler
New York Press Tribune
Dillard Wins Trap Shootoff In Handicaps
Dillard and De Wolf tied the weekly trap shooting handicap with perfect scores. In the shoot off Dillard prevailed 18 to 15 with pro rata handicaps of seven and five. A. L. Banks and H. Sears scored 95 and 30. J. H. Andrews 91. Next Monday’s shoot concludes the program and decides the gold medal for the high average.
Cowing 38 Thrice Winnn
Cowing earns 38 points in a decisive victory as the team secures a thrice win with a strong performance, continuing momentum from the earlier page. The account notes key scoring plays and standout contributions from Cowing to fuel the win.
Tennis doubles results with Cowing Blanche win title
In a sequence of matches Mrs. Jeffery and Mr Fortune with Miss Price had byes. Semi finals saw Cowing Blanche defeat Burns Rice while Fortune Price beat Eby Farrell 6 1 6 2. Final featured Cowing Blanche beating Fortune Price by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jeffery
Mr. Fortune
Miss Price
Mr. Cowing
Miss Blanche
Mr. Burns
Miss Rice
Mr. Eby
Miss Farrell
Mrs. Fortune
Famous Old Resort Draws Guests At March Tea
The famous old resort at Jackson Springs is busy in March sunshine with social events. Miss Eleanor Brian hosted a tea in Washington, while Mr. Charles B. Fownes entertained a string of ladies and couples including Mrs. J Raymond Price and Misses Elkins Moore Geobel Waldbridge Dickinson and others. Numerous households from Boston and local families appear as permanent visitors for extended stays.
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Jackson Springs
Eleanor Brian
Washington
Miss Ravenscroft
Charles B. Fownes
J. Raymond Price
Elkins
Moore
Geobel
Harry Waldbridge
Miss Waldbridge
Miss Dickinson
C. S. McDonald
Mesdames KE. B. Pratt
Guy Metcalf
W.E. Gallic
G. N. Bernard
J. G. Bernard
John Dick
A. G. Olmstead
P. Davidge
A.C. Voorhees
Margaret Dunn
E. A. Farnham
G. B. Clark
Master Farnham
Janet Baxter
Elizabeth Weston
George H. Slammel
Emma Hammel
Prize Winners at The Berkshire Bridge Night Portsmouth OH
The Berkshire in Portsmouth Ohio hosted a weekly bridge party on Wednesday night with top honors going to Vallee Harold editor of The Portsmouth Tines for first prize in 500. Philo p S Clark led the bridge players. Other prize winners included Mrs. John Cormerais Mrs. W Peck Mrs. John Cullen and Mrs. B S A D Sheppard Mr. H S Jones and Mr. J A Carr. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ormsbee Mr and Mrs Oldring Mr and Mrs Young and many named players and wives.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Berkshire
Vallee Harold
Portsmouth Tines
Philop S. Clark
John Cormerais
W. &. Peck
John Cullen
A. D. Sheppard
Ormsbee
Oldring
Young
Mesdames Clark
Ridout
Peck
Seward
Lockwood
Child
Westcott
Litchfield
Herman
Grimes
Cranska
van Etten
Goodman
Cullen
Fetter
Annual Club Championships Postponed To Next Week
The Tin Whistles and Silver Foils clubs held their annual championships and the Silver Foils mixed foursomes in a busy week. The paper presents the stories in type but notes the results will be published next week.
Shamrock from Old Ireland Arrives at Berkshire St Patrick Day
Mr and Mrs John Cullen of Long Branch New York received a large box of shamrock direct from Ireland and distributed it among guests at the Berkshire on St Patrick's morning.
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John Cullen
Long Branch
N. Y
Ireland
Berkshire
Lift-the-Latch Enjoyed by Pinebluff Equestrians
A Pinebluff Lift-the-Latch gathering drew a merry party led by Mr. and Mrs. James T. Twitty. Guests included Mesdames Seamans Porter Ewing Misses Cunningham Walbridge Farrell Bougher Croft and Messrs Bassett Farrell Whitcomb Souther Clapp Hoopes Masters and others. Social entertainments continued with Mrs W J Nagel hosting Mrs M D Rae and additional suppers hosted by Mrs Hayward and Miss Lippincott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinebluff
James T. Twitty
Seamans
Porter
Ewing
Miss Blanche Wins at Tennis Championship
Miss Agnes Blanche of Essex Fells won the February women’s singles title defeating Miss M S Rice of Mexico 6 3, 6 2 in the final. Other participants included Mesdames Guy Metcalf W P Earle Jr C B Waterhouse Ralph W Page and Misses Croft Earle Helen Laura Balfe Patterson Roosevelt Sanders Kissell Schulte and Cummings.
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Agnes Blanche
Essex Fells
Rice
Mexico
Mesdames Guy Metcalf
W. P. Earle, Jr. C
Waterhouse
Ralph W. Page
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National Baseball
Dillard
Cowing
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven, Conn
Kirkwood Hotel
Camden, Soth Carolina
Vthe Sagamore
Lake George
Lake
America
T. Edmund Krumbholz
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