Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-25
PINEHURST. N. c.
ial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
PINEHURST, y. c., March 24-The
week has been one brim full Of pleasure
entertainment and delightful weather. with
diversions out OF doors crowdng all but in
formal social affairs completely into the
background. Many new faces are being
added to the big company Of visitors, which
continues to tax the capacity of the village,
the influx Of those who are coming to enjoy
April being very large
Among the most unique and enjoyable of
the more important affairs of the week
was Mondays frolic Of the Carolina young
people, the skirts versus skirts" base ball
game, the young men playing the young
women with certain handicaps, which in
Guided wearing skirts. catching with one
hand, batting left-handed and throwing I'M
derhanded.
The fun began when the men came out
of the hotel together. arrayed as only men
can array themselves when they don wo-
mems clothes and try to look ridiculous
There was everything from the dainty
japanese maiden TO the rough and ready
golf girl In the lot. and they were all. oh
so coy. with smile and ribbon, and dainty
lingerie and hosiery, lavishly displayed.
Participants entered into the spirit of the
occasion with merriment and absolute aban-
don. or ludicrous tumbles and amusing
situations there We're no end. and a com
pany OF several hundred onlookers laughed
and applauded in turn from the first inning
TO the last.
The makeup OF the teams follows:
Women-Mrs- Leonard Tufts Boston,
catcher; Miss Jean Oliver. Pittsburg. pitch
er; Mrs Herbert l.. Jillson, Worcester, first
base; Mrs. Lester II. williams Aledford
second base: Miss Dexter. Boston, third
base; Miss Mary Dutton, Boston, short
stop. captain; Miss Helen Stevens, Maiden,
right field: Miss Edna Johnson, Auburndale
center field; Miss Naumberg, New York
left field.
Men-E. p. Challenger. Philadelphia.
catcher; a. X. Gausler, New York, pitcher;
George l. Moorman, Philadelphia, first
base; Herbert l. Jillson, Worcester, second
base; Lafayette Lentz, Mauch Chunk, third
base; r. B. Humphreys, Camden, N J.
short stop captain. F. T. Blake. Worcester
right field. A. p. X James, London, center
field; Forester Middleton. London. left field
The score: Women, o.: men, T. Umpire
J. F. Stanley. Newark (and body guard
Scorer, G.. S. Dexter OF Boston land wire
cagel.
The twelfth of the Tin Whistles tourna-
ments, a model play handicap, for fhe
Harry Dutton and club cups, offered for
the two best net scores drew a good field
and resulted. In close scores C. H. Rosen-
field New York. whose handicap was ten,
gin OF a single stroke. with r. E. Wilsey.
Aontclair ti0f. and ]. d. Foot. New York
t0), tied for second at seven:y-six Mr. VIII
sey winning the play-on.
Other scores follow: T. p. Cotter 80 q,
~. J. {. Head. SS-10-1S; j. O. H. Denny.
S1-2-I9; II. w. Ornsbee, $3.50: t T.
Royce Se-l0-so; c. L. Becker. S2-1-S1; C. b.
Fownes, s5-4-S1; r. r. Perkins, sS-7-SI: L.
ID. Pierce. S4-2-S2; A. I. Creamer S9-7-S2;
a. p. Thompson. 93-I1-s2; H. c. Fownes.
S5-2-s3; /. c. b. Dana, 90-6-S4; c. E. Harrf-
son, ef-S-S6; NJ H. Wilson, 94-s-S7; @. o.
Russell, a5-s-sI; William c. Freeman. Oh