Whittemore Wins 1921 Championship in 54 Hole Medal Play
P W Whittemore leads by thirteen strokes to win the 54 hole championship for Tin Whistles with rounds 74 75 80 229. Donald Parson finishes second at 242, with G W Mead W Stall and W L Milliken among top contenders as prizes are awarded for gross and net scores.
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