Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-21
P|NEAURST SPORTS
New Workers First and Second
in Advertisers Golf Tourney.
WOMEN IN MATCH PLAY
Trap Shooters and Tennis Stars
Gathering for Coming
Contests.

special Dfspstcl to The Star.
P1NEf1URST, N. c., January 1o-To-
days match rounds rounded out a full
week for the advertising golfers. perfect
day keying the Geld high. with numerous
extra-hoie matches to occupy the atten-
ton Of the galleries.
In the final for the principal trophy q.
+. Miller OF New York won from r. NJ.
Pufves, also Of the metropolis, s up and
&.
Mr.. Miller advanced on the 6-and4 win
In tho morning from l. 8. Robson OF
Rochestsr, white Mr.. Purves won q nine
teen-hole match from Lee w Maxwell OF
New York.
In the consolation final George H.
Barnes OF New York won on the TWEEN
tieth green from q. T. Hodges of Chi
cago.
r. W. Potter Of New York won the Sec
ond division, and ]. H. Eggers, also OF
New York, the consolation, playing a
nineteen-hole final with Don NJ. Parker.
E. J. Phillips and B. D. Butler Of New
York won In the third division.
r. c. Wilson and ]. c. Plat, both of
New York. won In the fourth.
II. B. Kennedy and Edward Rode, both
Of New York. won in the fifth.
W. W. Manning Of New York and James
Barber of Englewood won in the sixth
Theodore Dickinson of Chicago and
Russell Doubleday OF New York won in
the seventh.
There were also trophies for both divi-
sion and consolation runners up
In the media. play handicap for those
out OF the running Lee w. Maxwell won
the gross score trophy In class A, with
cap was 8. and Herbert NJ. Adams OF
Glen Cove, whose allowance was L,
tied for second at So. In class B f. II.
Smith, I'd. of New York, 70. and R
first and second net trophies. with scores
of 10 and Il.
In the final round of the women's match
play handicap Mrs. J. p. Gardner of Chi
caSo. "a. defeated Miss NJ. Flea
nor Freeman OF Montciar. no allow
ance, B and 4, and Mrs. w. s. Bird OF
Baltimore. 6. won the consolation .on
the default Of Mrs. George c. Dutton of
Mrs. w. w. Hoops Of Chicago. Il,
defeated Mrs. Erman J. Ridgway OF
Montclair. 8. l up in the second divi-
sion. and Miss Ruth French of North
At,ieboro. o. won the consolation from
Miss Lucy K. Priest OF Newcastle. no
allowance. l up on the extra hole. In
the third division Miss Ann Carlisle OF
New York defeated Mrs. T. A. Matthews
of Boston I up. an extra hole being neces
sary.
Full summary Of play in the first two
divisions follows:
New York. beat l. 8. Robson. Rocnes-
ter. and 4; r. M. Purves, New York,
beat L. w. Maxwell, New York, / up
9nineteen holes). Final. Miller beat
Purves. and 4.
Consolation semi-hnal-G. T. Hodges
(6). Chicago. beat George c. Dutton CD,
Boston. 2 and I: G. H. Barnes 90, New
York, beat G. w. Barker 90. New York.
8 and s. Final. Barnes beat Hodges, /
ue Second ss~snsy a nDlssa |.
Croker 60, Boston, beat H. s. Paine
I2), New York, and L; r. W. Potter
90, New York. beat Wa.,er Sine .e5
90 Chicago saS /, Final Potter beat
Observation-Disclosures NJ Parker
(12). New York, beat C. F. Bacon (15).
Boston, and .; J. II. Eggers 16), New
York. beat L. F. Abbott 16). New York.
by default. Final. Eggers beat Parker,
/ up nineteen holes).
Trap Shooting.
Many prominent trap shooters are al
ready gathered here for the next weeks
nth annual midwinter handicap and
making the most of practice. Among
them IL John Philip Sousa, who Is
tuning UP a new gun; E. S. Rogers, the
Cleveland expert: Charles G. Wescott
Of Orlando. Fla, and Robert Shepard
of Warwick, N. Y. Manager Luther
Squier advises that big delegations are
coming from Chicago and other points
In the west, Philadelphia, Wilmington,
New York and Boston, as well as the
south.
The preliminary and handicap Friday
and Saturday are preceded by sweep
stakes. which round out the week.
Tennis Entries.
large number Of important advance
entries were recorded today for the Sec
ond annual midwinter tennis tournament
which occupies the full week OF January
29-F February 3.
Among them are Mrs. A. Graham Miles
Of New York (nee Clover BoldD. winner
Of the mixed doubles indoor champion
ship, arranged by Mrs. Barger Wallach
In 1910. and playing with Irving Wright
as q partner. Mrs. C. L. Mclean OF New
York (nee Miss He.en Homans), winner
Of the woman's single championship in
1903 and doubles the year previous. An
other entry Is Miss Edna Wildey of
Plainfield, semi-finalist in the national
singles in 1911 and finalist in doubles and
mixed doubles.
Raymond Little and his sister. Miss Ell
sic Little, Of New York; T. II. Hall
and Arthur Macdonald OF Toronto. and
nent entries.