New Britain herald., 1919-06-26
Second Day Of State Championship
 Contests Sees Good Matches
EXCELLENT SCORES MADE
Roger H. Hovey of Shuttle Meadow Club Displays Good Form in De- fcating HI. IA. keer, Qualifying For Second Round Jackson Beats Sweeney.

Under a clouded sky and with rain falling intermittipgly during the fore noon, the second day of the Connecti- cut Golf association opened today, and despite the indictment weather, the golfers went over the course without any indication of dampened ardour.
 Interest centered in the champion ship play of the first sixteen, which
 brought together W. F. Whitmore of
 the Hartford club: F. l.. Schofield,
 WoodWay club; R. N. Lewis, Green
 Wich club; J. w. Stein, Naugatucl1 club; R. H. HOvey, Shuttle Meadow
 club; H. K. Kecr, Greenwich club; w.
 A. Jackson, Hartford club w. J. Sweeney, Shuttle Meadow club; H. l.. Topping, Greenwich club; J. D. Chap
 man, Greenwich club; c. B. Carhart Greenwich club; R. H. Deming, Hart 1 ford club; w. P. Seeley, Brooklawn club; A. P. Chase, Norwich; H. B. Stoddard, Brooklawn club and R. D. Sanford, Litchfield.
 Hovey Wins Match. The results over the 18-hole course follow: Chapman defeated Topping, 6-5; Deming defeated Carhart, 4-3; Seeley defeated Chase, 5-4; Stod- dard defeated Sanford, 1 up; Scho- field defeated Whitmore, 3-2; Lewis defeated Stein. B; Hovey defeated Kerr, 1 up; Jackson defeated Sweeney l up.
 Paired For Afternoon The pairings for this afternoons play follow: Chapman vs. Deming,
 Seeley vs. Stoddard, Scho1eld vs Lewis, Hovey vs. Jackson. The de- feated players in this mornings first
 sixteen will compete in the beaten eight competition.
 Scores in Other Classes. Scores in other classes this morning i follow: Second sixteen, A. F. Ran ney defeated by H. s. Redfeld ? up; l w. D. Macdonald won from H. Dear born, 4-3; F, Tredennick won from l W. H. Booth, 2-1 Third sixteen E. c. Spargo defeated by w. w. Pratt, 3-2; A. H. Hart won from Frank < English, 4-3; c. H. Zimmerman won 1 from Maxwell s. Hart, 4-2; N. | ClOuthier won from w. E. Patterson,
 2-1: A. R. Couch lost to D. s. Tut
 tie, 2 up; R. H. Hartz defeated B. C..
 Rogers, 8-6; H. Lockwood defaulted 1 to F. w. Broder; Percy Rothwell de- l feated J. F. Bradley, 5-3.
 ! Y ouilll SlAlCell II. I1ufnpnTeN 1 lost to P. B. Stanley, 4-3; Robinson | Cook won from H. Lockart, 2-1;
 Godfrey Brinley defeated Roy Wilcox, 5-3; w. H. Race defeated N. B. | Cole, up; George P. Hart won from 1 Dale Butler, 3-2; c. G. Waldo lost l to Everett Japp, 4-3; A. H. Chase defeated F. Corbin, 333 to 2. Fifth
 sixteen: Ray Brown won by default
 over D. F. Howard; Joseph Alsop de-
 faulted to F. C. Gerrish. Sixth six
 teen: J. T. Souther by default over C. | P. ROdenbach. Tn the seventh six teen C. F. Bonnet won by a default
 over D. w. Camp. S. T. Crane, How
 ard Segnion, A. c. McKinnie and J.
 S. McMahon were also winners by de- fault.
 Tomorrow's matches include semi
 finals for the championship over the | 36-hOle course. The semi-finaIs in
 the other classes will also be held tom borrow. Two-ball foursomes medal play, 8 holes; two lowest scores to 1 meet at match play on Saturday, will
 open at S:45 o'clock tomorrow morn | ing. Tomorrow afternoon four-ba1l II
 matches, handicap medal play 8 holes
 will be staged There will be prizes
 for the winners in the events