United Championship draws wide field of golf entrants
The Twelfth Annual United North and South Amateur Golf championship runs April 2 to 6 with a strong lineup led by title holder Charles Evans Jr and former champions Walter Travis Allan Lord William Fownes Jr Dr N Gardner and C G Waldo Jr. A robust amateur professional four ball open and a strong southern delegation join the schedule. In the women’s event starting Monday, entrants include Dorothy Campbell Louise Elkins Mary Fownes Myra Helmer and Mrs F S Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans, Jr
Walter J. Travis
Allan Lord
William C. Fownes, Jr
N. Gardner
Rhode Island
C. G. Waldo, Jr
Connecticut
Walter Fairbanks
Oswald Kirkby
Albert Secker
Christian Mack
W.J. Macdonald
John Ilerton
Sherrill Sherman
R. H. McKinee
Lee Harban
Washington
Dorothy Campbell
Louise Elkins
Mary Fownes
Myra Helmer
F. ‘St. Hayes
Pirates Beat Indians In Tin Whistles Match
Captain Henry C. Fownes led the Pirates to a 53 to 43 victory over Irving 8 Robeson’s Indians on the number two course. Scoring awarded one point per nine hole win and two points per the match totaling four. The losing team paid for the annual dinner.
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Tin Whistles
Pirates
Henry C. Fownes
Dillon Wins Putting Trophy at Village Club Fete
Mr Dillon claimed the putting trophy amid the Village Club Fete events with Mr W 8 Dillon the winner. Mr R C King and Mrs L E B Beall tied for second and King won the playoff. Prizes included a gold pocket knife and a handsome golf bag presented by I B Robeson and Donald J Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Dillon
Fete
R. C. King
Lexington Golf Tourney Winners Named At Lexing ton
A Lexington golf tournament for trophies contributed by Mrs. E. C. Bliss drew guests to The Lexington. Prize winners were Mr. J. R. Mason and Mrs. J. A. Durrell. Send The Outlook to Friends the newspaper urged, saving letter writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bliss
Lexington
J. R. Mason
J. A. Durrell
Mixed foursomes tie at eighty two in Tus Invitation
Silver Falls hosted invitation mixed foursomes with J V Hurd and F H Bowles tying at eighty two with a thirteen allowance. A M Clark and D Parsons tied also at eighty two with a twenty six handicap. Sweeney and Priest plus Dean and Margaret Blanche tied at eighty four, third place produced a quadruple tie at eighty five. best gross round was eighty nine by Oswald Kirkby and Dorothy Campbell with plus two handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Hurd
F. H. Bowles
A. M. Clark
Donald Parsons
John S. Sweeney
Lucy Priest
N. W. Dean
Margaret
Blanche
Oswald Kirkby
Dorothy Campbell
Misses Barnett Purchase Hawthorne Cottage in Colony
The Misses Helen and Edith Barnett of New Haven buy the Hawthorne cottage, adding to a growing list of private owners this season. They are popular figures in sports and social circles and longtime visitors with their parents Mr and Mrs W E Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Helen
Edith Barnett
New Haven
W. E. Barnett
Silver Foils Championship Opens Seasonal Club Event
The annual Club Championship of the silver Foils, played upon two courses with handicaps, proved the most interesting of the season's tournaments. Full story next week.
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Fownes
Indians
Mr. Dillon
Putting
Mr. Kirby
Miss Campbell
Mr. Stahl
Mrs. Waterhouse
Mr. Wyckoff
Mr. Shannon II
Horner
Mr. . Durant
Miss Durant
Mr . M. Evans
Mrs. Latimer
M. B. Johnson
Mrs. Burrage
Mr . Rumsey
Mise Stone
Mr . Creamer
Misses Barnett
Heste
Winchester
Bermuda Hamilton Hotel
W.W. A. Barron
Crawford
White Mountains, N. H
Citizens National Bank of
Raleigh
Raleigh Savings Bank & Trust CO
Inedi Resources
Joseph Om
Litchford
Woodward
Broadway
New York
T. D. Green
St. James
6Th Street
Penna. Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
A. J. Rankin & CO
Ilding
Pinehurst
N. C
K Ings
West Va
Roanoke Va
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