The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-08
BUSY SEASON
 OF COLFINC AT BR0OKLAWN C .C,
Plans Being Made for Many Tournaments There Dur ing the Next Six Months Pro Instructor Ready.
HOT OFF THE LINKS

1Ae CoHIluS season promises to be che of the best and busiest in the golfing history of the BrookIawn Country club. The season will not of flclaIIy open until next month, but several special matches are being ar ranged for the next two weeks. Several golf lumlnarieS will appear here in special matches against local play CTS.
 Announcement of the selection of Eugene Sarazen, an 1S-year-old play CT, as assistant to George Sparkling, the BroOklaWn professional, was en- Enthusiastically received among golfers in this section. Although a con- paratively young chap in years. Gene has been literally brought up on the links and knows the sport as well as he knows his alphabet.
 George Waldo, Jr., formerly of the Brooklawn club, but now represent ing a Detroit club, although eliminat-
 ed early in the North and South tour- nament at Pinehurst, Fla, has come
 in for considerable praise from the writers who saw him in action. Wal do has improved his play consider
 ably and judging from accounts of his
 work in the southern regions, he will
 spring a surprise on those of us who
 had to remain in the North during the winter.
 Al Cuici, the yoEng professional at the Weatogue club, takes up his duties there week from today. Much is expected from this young man. who last year showed so well on the
 New England links. Already he is making plans for the coming season, which he expects will be q big one He is arranging also for several club tournaments?
 Bill Wakalee has been re-engaged as caddie master at the Brooklawn club for this season. Bill has been al
 Brooklawn for several years and is popular with golfers.
 It may be that when the women gather at the Shawnee Country club for their national golf championship Miss Vera Ramsay will be on hand to compete. This girl, who has been in the British army service. will sail from England within a short time. She won the Boston twice during her last visit, but was prevented from competing in the national champion ship by an accident.
 Should Miss Ramsay compete at Shawnee the tournament might prove one of the most keenly contested in years. and it would be well nigh i'm possible to pick a favorite in a field involving Miss Alexa Stirling the holder; Mrs. c. n. Vanderbeck, Miss Margaret and Miss Harriet Curtis Mrs J. V. Hurd, Miss Fanny Osgood, Mrs. J. A. Jackson, Miss Marion Hol- lins, Miss Mildred Caverly, Miss Elaine RosenthaI and Miss Bessie Tenn.
 One more tournament date has been added to the schedule of events for the metropolitan district. The Mas sau Country club, according to a member of that organization, has de- cided on October ?, 3 and for it's in vitation meeting. These dates con- fiict with the women's national cham pionship tournament at the Shawnee Country club September 29 to October j4. The week following Piping Rock will entertain, October 9, 10 and Il.
 The challenge was sent following 8 meeting of the body over the border. conditions calling for ten men on a side. It was suggested that the Amer ican team be the visiting combination this year as the seniors from Canada were due to play at APawamis. The two days following the professional championship tournament of the Do minion golfers were tentatively men toned. that event to be decided at Hamilton some time in August. The visiting golfers will be invited to ar rive in time for the open meeting.