New Britain herald., 1924-07-31
REGAN AND COOPER
 TAKE GOLF PRIZES
tcohtlnued from First Pass)


 handicap speHt. There being but three prizes il vas necessary 10 allow luck 10 decide 10 whom the vases were going. Ralph Britton was the lucky man. getting first and H. Will cox Of Meriden and J. ]. Watson won the two "seeonds." c. P. Hart and A. F, Corbin were the two others fn- ishing in 7s.
 ". A. Whalen. assistant profession- al of Shuttle Meadow, made q beauti- frl round of gol. In the afternoon, getting gross Of sa. four strokes better than Mir. Regans. However, Willie Is chased as a professional, and he withdrew his name from competi- tion, although paying for the round. Val Flood, professional at Shuttle Meadow, also entered but did not compete for prizes.
 Mir Regan's winning gross card was as follows: out--6 4s 5 3 s4 3-io In--4 { 3 3 3 3 { 5-33-75 The cards of others who tied for second low gross were:
 Baldwin
 out---5 3 $ 444 B : 5-4s
 In-6 2 4 1 6-3s-s1 Kelly
 Out--s 4s 5 27 5 4-42
 1n--4 { 3 445 ' 5-3s--s1 Chamberlain
 out--5 55s 44ss 4--I
 In---5 4s 5 3 { 5 s--40--s1 Merwin--
 Out---s 3 6 5 45 55 3-41
 In--4 4 A s 4 5 { 5--40-s1 Mir. Cooner's card for low net was:
 Out--4 3 6 5 { 1 5 5 S-39
 In--5 46 3 1 3 5 { 6-4o-79
 Handicap IS, net s3.
 Mir. Merwin, who also made ss got 45 on each nine for a 90 and had handicap of 27.
 Mir. Whalen's card, which is of gem eral interest, though 1t could not win | vas as follows; ....e
 Out--4 4s4s A s-s5
 In--4 2 43 444 4 5-34-6s
 In the kickers event H. Wilcox made a gross of 99 and had chosen 21 for handicap, bringing him to 7s, the number previously drawn but un- known to the players. Other scores were, J. J. Watson, 1o3, handicap 25, 7s; A. F. Corbin, 1o3, 25, 7s; Ralph Britton, 1o5, 27, 7s: G. P. Hart, ss, 10, IS.
 Those entered in the event were as follows: (where one person played two rounds and paid two entry fees his name is included twice. R. $. Howe, l.. w. Young, s. NJ. Cooper, F. c. Chamberlain, c. $. Frisbie, w. L. Hatch, Maurice Stanley, R. L. Jack son. R. W. Chamberlain, Ralph Brit ton, w. T. Costello, c. J. Hatch, T. R. Jones, NJ. s. Hart H. H. Pease, M. Pendleton, NJ. H. Bertini, R. J. Ber- tini, H. S. Humphrey, c. H. Parsons, c. Stanley, J. H. Kirkham, D. R. Hart, Stanley Eddy, Harold Hatch, c. P. Hart, E. Griswold, A. L. Mackay, ,. H. Baldwin, E. E. Baldwin. P. B. Stanley, c. P. Merwin, W. S. Sears, A. H. Schilling, C. k, Van Duzer, J. Kelly Harry Myers, H. H. Wheeler, II. c. Bakesee, Samuel Sutcliffe, Val Flood, J. S North, c. s. Bradley. A. '. Corbin, Sidney Montague, A. Me- Senzie, J. Higgins, s. J. Cook, s. T. T. F. Reeks, H. Anderson, [. C. Began, Mrs. F. N. Humphrey, frs. George Rogers, Mrs J. S. North, drs. D. H. F'redericks, William Att wood, George Linder, J. Vance, A. 5olz, D. H. Fredericks, A, N. Abbe, larry F'lannagan, .Dr. Walker, E. N. Humphrey, Robert Russell, J: Began, ,. C. Platt s. E. Ashley. r. McDon- ugh. B. Egenton, J. Scocio. Sturman ,yson, Fred Stark. H. Wilcox, George .shley, Nj. T. Adams, I. P. Kellogg, V. s. Fulton, G. l.. White, W. A. A. volz, C. F. Palmer, 0. F. wift. D. II. Manning, c. W. Man. ing. A. T. Jones, P. r. McDonough, :. $. Jones, Val Flood, |. Black, M. fcCue, J. E. Cooper, J. W. Cooper, $. 'arsons, NJ T. Kinsells, P. F. King, ana Eibberts, H. T. Bray, J. J. Wat on, R, C. Merwin, H. Donnelly, eo. Genby, J, W, Maxwell, E. J. Dray. . Porter, J. r Hart, Logan Page, Iarold Shepard, J. Kane, R. W. Po-] let. C. ". Upson, Maurice Pease and . Smith.
 Although rain threatened for few loments during the afternoon it did ot materialize. This kept down the ntry list somewhat, it is believed, but, notwithstanding, q satisfactory sum as realized. All of the money raised trough entries went into the Fresh ir fund. there being no expense con- saed with the affair. The Herald" ive the prizes. bought at cost trough Porter & Dyson. the Shuttle eadow club members and directors lspended greens fees for the day and veral individuals at the club gave ctr services.