The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-14
Local Golfers Show
 Up Well at Greenwich
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Continued from Page One) one of Greenwich's millionaires, ere ated real loud laugh in her group when she defied the nations proE1ibl- would bring to her highball or gin ricky. A companion pointed his fling CT at a tank of spring water.
 However. it was a gala occasion for Greenwich society, and all day the picturesque and well appointed clubhouse was the center of a throng of visitors from Bridgeport, Stamford New Britain, and other State points dance, featured the social activities at the clubhouse last evening, a nun Der of BridgeporterS participating in the gaieties.
 Parker's Title Chances Good.
 W. Parker seeley. of the Brooklavn best championship bet, although B. P. Merriam, former Yale golf cham pion headed him in the afternoon round of the qualifying skirnish. In the morning session Seeley played brilliant golf and was congratulated on all sides at the luncheon period When the first eighteen holes of the qualifying round was reached See1ey with a mark of II enjoyed comfort able lead, while Merriam's standing attracted no special attention.
 But a Dick MerriweIl stunt on the part of Merriam was in store for the gallery in the afternoon. At the turn in the afternoon fray the Waterbury Hnksman caught up with See1ey and flashed home with a. victory. Mer riam's score was 77-7S-155, while Seeley's figures were 71-S5-156.
 Greenwich Defeats Bridgeport
 In the team match between Green wich and Brook1awn the former was victorious with a score of SO9 points Playing on the local team selected by Captain Charles NJ Groves were Seel ey, J. T.. l. Hubbard, Horace B. Strong, Nathaniel Wheeler and Al pheus Winter. The victorious Green wich combination was made up of Reginald Lewis, John D. Chapman. s. Graham, H. J. Topping, and M Gil- liam
 was Julian Curtiss of Greenwich Ya1e's former rowing star of the dim past In the afternoon he turned in a card of 51-47-99.
 The Seeley- Merriam tilt of yester- day was still the absorbing topic when play was resumed today. Merriam's S victory was a real surprise in face of the commanding lead held by the Bridgeport contender. See1ey had two fine rounds in the morning. get ting 37 for the outward journey and coming home in 34, one under par for the course. Something happened however, in the afternoon, for he was 45 out and 40 in for total of 85. pIdyeO consistently through out, his worst round being a 40 in the second half in the mornings play. His other rounds included a pair of 3S's and a 39. Seeley's defeat also in- jured the chances of Bridgeport to win the team match with Greenwich to certain extent. Scores of Local Golfers. Leading Bridgeport scores posted yesterday follow:
 w. P. Seeley, Brooklawn, TITS 155
 J. T. L. Hubbard, Brooklawn, Ts-, S0-159.
 A M- Baldwin, Brook1awn, S3-s7- ITO.
 -87. ~
 H. L. B. Peters. Brooklawn, 44-45 -S9.
 Jonathan Grout, Brooklawn, 44-45 -S9.
 F. L. Mills, Brooklawn, 45-45-so. Harold Savard, Weatogue, 43-4S- D. Savard, weatogue, 45-47-92. G. c. Gerrish, Brooklawn, 47-45- W. Anderson. Brooklawn, 47-47- 94.
 T. F. Mclaughlin, Weatogue, 5o- 45-95.
 1 H. c. Goddard, Brook1awn, 45-5o- 1 95.
 R. S. Meyers, Brooklawn, 4s-47- | 95.
 H. P. Naramore, Brook1awn. 47-5o I-s7. 1 w. L. Weadon, Brook1awn, 49-5o- 1 s. L. Horan, Weatogue, 49-51-1Oo. G. S- Bryan, Woodlawn, 49-51-100 E. M- Hayes, Weatogue, 52-50-
 John P. sheehan, Brooklawn, 51- 1 53-1O4.