New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
GOLF TOURNEY NETS S242 FOR CAMPERS Judd, Satellite and Moore Win
 Three Big Prizes

Harold L. Judd, with low gross, the Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe with low net and E. Allen Moore, who finished in a kickers' net of 79, all members of the Shuttle Meadow club, won the three first prize cups offered by The Herald in the Fresh Air Golf tourna- ment at the Shuttle Meadow club yes terday One hundred and ten golf CTS participated in the play and a few additional entries who did not play, made the total sum realized, s242. The amount will be a welcome addition to the Fresh Air Fund and, in addition, thoroughly enjoyable golf tournament, from every aspect was held.
 MT. Judd defeated his next best competition in the low gross with a total score of 79, seven strokes over par for the course His playing was consistently good no freak shots aid ing him in gaining the 79. His second was W. J Sweeney who took an S1 for the round. The cards of the two low gross winners were:
 Judd 55 5 5 5 3 5 3-out-42
 4 3 4 4 4 4 sin -37
 Total-79 Sweeney 4 45 8 3-out-41
 43 5 4 5 3 6 sin A
 Total-S1
 Others who finished with compar- atively low gross scores were: J. L. Kelley, 8S; c. H. Baldwin, S6; E. M Hayden, S4: H. S. Humphrey. SS Harlod, ss; W. H. Booth, S3: W. P. Bryan, (Waterbury), ST; E. Tredden- ick. (Meriden). S9: P. Kellogg (Wa- terbury), ST; Stanley Traceski, 5S.
 The Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, pastor at St. Marks, furnished the surprise of the day by playing the long 18th hole in a 2, two under par. He drove | about 220 yards down the hill and | holed out a long mashie shot for the | eagle" Incidentally his gross of 9l | told of very good golf, far better than | the average of the field, and, with his handicap of 25, he was easily the first ! contender for low net score with a 66 to his credit. Mr Sutcliffe was warmly congratulated upon his show ing He was one of the first entrants | and hung up score in the morning that gave the others something to shoot att though they shot in vain f, The low net cup went to Mir. sut- i cliffe. Dr. Frank wZick, with a net of es was second in the low gross | event. The cards of the two win ners were:
 sutcliffe 8 5 5 5 5-out-4S
 545 4 4 5 2 6 s-in -4s
 Total-91, handicap 25, net-66 Zwick 6 46 5 5 : 4-out-46
 ss7 4 g 4 7--in -49
 Total-s5, handicap 27, net-66
 Several other players came near to | the low net scores, as follows: c. M Van Duzer, 99, 2S, net Il; E. N, Humphrey, 93, 22, net Il; l.. w. Young, e7, 27, net 70; c. W. Parker, 97, 27, net 70; G. H. Hildebrandt, a6, 27, net 69.
 In the kickers handicap event there were three players tied on the hidden number, 79 at the conclusion of the days play. They were E. A. Moore, A. Green and w. H. Mitchell. It was necessary to decide upon the ownership of the cup for first place and the three names were placed in hat. Charles Hare drew the name of MT, Moore, who was declared winner and the two "second place" cups went to those who had tied according to the agreement. There was one more second place" cup and all of the of those who had finished in either 7s or 80 kickers' net were placed in a hat and R. L. Korndor fer was the name drawn. Perfect weather, despite that it was } little overcast, marked the day. Some were kept away, undoubtedly, oy fear of rain, but the clouds aided in coolness and no rain fell. The course was not overcrowded at any lime, there being practically no wait ng to "get away" The list of en- rants was:
 F. H Johnston, A. F. Rockwell O. E. Swift, J P. Rogers, E B Eddy, Rev. s. sutcliffe, Dr. Frank Zwick, 0r. J. Martin, George Pickop, R. B Gerard, M. A. Kinsella, J. Vance, Dr. r. E. Reeks, C. NJ. Van Duser, H. E. A. F. Corbin, R. L. Korn- lorfer. s. R. Benjamin, J. T. Clarke, :. C. Clarke. J. A. Kelly, Val Flood !, B. Stanley, J. s. North, w. H. Mitchell Irving Marshall.
 David Manning, Clarence Manning, :. W. Wilson, E. H. Prior, E. N. Humphrey, A. H. Schilling, NJ. Ira eski, s. Swobota, H. Broman, B. La line, L. S. Jones, A. T. Jones' E. H. ,avison. A. W. Bacon, A. Greene, W.
 Ladd. NJ. D. Sake, W. M Green tein, R. s. Bridgeman, M. E. Becker, ;. Treddenick, B. c. Rogers, W. E. R q TVilcnx r Ctay.n.