New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Putting the Hazards.....

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 One of the biggest matches in miniature golf of the present season was played off last night at the Cocoauut Grove between the StanIcl Arena and the Little Meadow teams. Each mad won one match and the final was played on neutral terri tory. The Stanley Arena team won and thereby claims the rhampion- ship of the city,
 The results were as GolIoas: Swa- taskc, Arena defeated DoIan, l.. Nj, four up. SWatasle had A and 4 to 4G and 49 for DoIan, Ed Wolr,r. $, A, defeated FranE Do~ues, l.. NJ, 41-42 10 45-47. nine up. George Wolfer, s. A. defeated Louie Jones. l.. NJ. 4l-38 10 45-45. fl up. Lewis Ienga, s, A, defeated Fred Gennet- te, L. NJ. 42-3S 10 &g-42, one lip Dom Soccolj, $, A. defeated Dom McMiIian, l., Mo 4@-45 to 47-4I five up
 Ruth Nycroft took home tur...v from the Arena last night wIth score Of A. Jim t3upbrn took one for thc ren with .-.
 The Aarna ~+ HIs.I with .caeh- CTS in tournament rIay >cs,erday Inc five low scores were; Rose Kin iry, Chamberlain school. #: Doro- thy Hughes SmaIlDr school, 4: Clara Kchoo, smaylcy school. 4S: Irene Walsh, SnaueN school. 4S and Alice Brauou smith school, 41.
 Bob Vance trimmed Thurc Bengt- son in the Church street tournament, 10 mp. The loser tcntrlbuaod a sum 10 the mayors caTistmaa fund.
 Landers girls defeated the Herald girls two up, The scores were as follows. flanders, Nisa LrMay, 51. Miss KrMoWek. 54, Miss Kowalssa 52; Miss Evelyn Middleton. t2, total 2@G. Herald Miss Il. Anderson. 5u: Miss l. sullivan. IS; Miss Grace Bar&s, X: Miss Betty Glaatettor, 52, total -@6,
 Tonight in tho Industrial Lra@ur American Hardware girls plays Kew Britain Machine and American IIo- stery meets Vulcan Iron Works at o'clock,
 Tho DobDs five Of the C0coauut Grove was dgte@tcd last njglt in Bristol by the First National bank. The scores: Do1hs George Ascare. 51; Geor-" Baum. 5: Charles L"ne. 54; Emil S,adock. t&: Stanley I|I- linis. 45, total 252 Bristol. Arnold Maecoth. 50: Edward PoIettcr. 5G; Ben Spoilman. t9; Jim Parsons. 4G; Ed Flanders, 4S. total -t9
 John Dudac,z won tho rlayofl at the Grove with S7. George Paris and Ray Narieur were tied for soe- ond with 9n Mildred >Ioreul won the Womon's playo1 with d H&. Lii Atwatcr was second with a2 and Mrs NJ. Gordon and H. At~atcr were tied for third with 1a1.
 In Inc Industrial Loa@ua r, * F.. Corbln girls defeated Corojn faa.ncs 1.orts. Ia the mons Iea@se. &tan}e} Works defeated Stanley Rule.
 Al tHo Tabs coJrso #st night Whucy JcdjniaH took low nonors wt,h $4 He ties Kelly and Grace for inc rourae record. Helen I'I#- hortr was low for inc women with 47.
 In Inc tournament games played at the Tabs, smith and McAfnr defeated Graro and Janoll@ an ID a&. Hordloin brothers dore4ted Stanhy and l. HordIotn G4 10 -. Tao posi- ponod matches were rlagcd k"lj" and McLcaU defeated Smith and NcAleer G5 10 57 and Smith and Mo Aleer defeated WEunp and /eugl V to &>,
 Tn Ia& nights pla>oG at tho EiIato. the casn prizes were a"ard- d 10 Natal Buanaft1i in the moo'a class with 4 57. Stanley Ahr9r2- oWicz won in the juvenile cIass with a 60 and Margaret Fceney took inc W0no1's prize with G>.
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