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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 62

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sufficiently sporting without having the actualseverities of a championship course. Full advantagehas been taken of the natural hazards—particularly at tors lined up at the first tee armed and ready for thefray: HANDICAP. E. H. Peck, scratch A. S. Higgins, J. Meredith Miller, L. S Owen, H. P.… … MUIRHEID AND OWEN AFTER NEGOTIATING THE THIRD HOLE. NOTE THE LOOKS OF TRIUMPH. the third, tenth and sixteenth holes. The artificialbunkering is well thought out—not excessively diffi-cult, but necessitating careful and straight play. Recent rain had taken a littte fire out of the grass,but it was…

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