New Britain herald., 1930-09-08
Bristol Neus
BOYS CLUB PLANS FOR FALL SEASON
 Members Get Miniature Golf Course Ready for Opening
 PAUL GERARD GETS PRIZE

Fay Hccderling Wil,s Silver Loving
 Cup After Emerging Victor ill
 CitS's Singles Championship
 Mrs. Cornelia Russell, s1, Dies.
 Members of the Bristol Boys club are completing work on a modern nine hole miniature golf course to l be put into use when its season commences Wednesday morning. The familiar shouts of ''fore." will ring out frequently when the links of the structure is finished.
 Natural hazardous fairways, con- prising apple trees, door step, a brook and other obstacles tantaliz- ing to the butter. are available. The boys have been busily engaged during the past few days originat- ing complicated contraptions for the course.
 The work of cleaning and repair | ing the club has been finished. | The gymnasium surface and bleach CTS have been polished and the swimming pool has been scrubbed and refilled with water. Gym classes will start on Friday at 3:45 o'clock in the afternoon, continuing three times each week.
 Juveniles under high school age | must attend gym classes regularly | for the balance of September in or der to be eligible for free journey to the Yale Maryland football game on Saturday, October f. George R, Ftab. swimming instructor, will re- turn from Germany, where he is visiting his parents, on October s.
 Gira:d Boy Wins Ride i Paul Girard by virtue of a splen- did exhibition Of diving at the Rock we'll park lagoon yesterday after neon, when the conclusion of sum- holding of Rockwell Day" won a free airplane ride at Stephenson field. The victor is expected to take the journey sometime this week. The various events were run off under the supervision of Caretaker Joseph Civizzio and Life Guards AL 1 fred McCue and Alexander Bene- cick, McCue gave an exhibition of l fancing diving. after Girard won a prize in the diving contest, and was applauded for his credita ble work by the 1000 or more persons pres | mt Tta 1f staged were IS follows:
 | Doll race for girls under 1 ? years O. age, Dorothy Taratelh; 15 yard free style. girls under 12, Anna Bell more; 25 yard free style, boys under 12, Roger Aubrey: 25 yard free style, girls under IS. Janette Stiles; 50 yard free style. boys under Is, John Fletcher; 100 yard free style, boys under 20. Emil Miller; diving. | glrls, Anna Bellmore; fish race, H. Meusel; boxing. boys under 14, A. Meusel; boxing, boys under 20. A. Riccio; log rolling, J. S. MacClos- , key. and duck race. Louis Albertelli
 The winners were awarded prizes donated by Caretaker Civizzio. Rendering Wins Cup | Ray Rendering. seeded number one player of the city tennis tourna- ment, emerged yictoriously with the singles championship of Bristol and Q, silver loving cup at the Copper Ledges courts of Fuller F. Barnes yesterday afternoon. His opponent Roy Barker, captain of this years Bristol High school netmen, whose spectacular playing during the tour ney brought him into the final bracket, exhibited a cool brand of the court game but was unable to match the placements of Hender- ling. The scores were 7-5, 6-2, 1-G, 4-6, 6-3
 The new singles titleholder pair ed with Richard (Dick) Jenkins in a doubles match to win the cham pionship of the city in that class from team comprising Roy Bark CT and Robert Barrett, 7-5, o-6, GA 6-1. Jenkins nearly threw the match to the competitors in the early por- tion by his wildness. but settled down and with Rendering, whipped the opposition to frazzle. The winners were given individual silver loving cups. while the runners-up were awarded silver pencil and pen sets
 Sam Ersaftzoff decisively defeat