New Britain herald., 1930-06-16


 Yesterday Ted Hart won the cham ploashlp Of the Shuttle Meadow club for the third consecutive year and thevz5y gained permanent pos session Of the directors trophy on which are engraved the names Of William J Sweeney Clarence W. Naming and Alan C Sweesser in addition 10 his own.
 For the third time he met and de- feated Clarence Naming in the amplonshlp finals Saturday after noon Hart won from Bill Sweeney 5-4 shooting tro under par up 10 the tune the match was ended on the 14th hole. and reached the finals Naming polished of Alan SUeetser on the 18th hole, three up and two to play in . dlng-dong match The outcome Of thls contest insured Hart keen competition or the following day
 S+artlng Sunday morning both contestants faced the possibility Of not only winning the seasons cham plonshIp but also Of taking home the silver platter for keeps as both had their names engraved on I twice
 Labored Under Strain That fact and the strain of the third day of the tournament told its own tale in the brand Of golf dis played Neither player was up to his standard game. Stynles also entered as q factor to make the scores around 50 The par went to dinner with Hart three up.
 At the end Of the first nine holes ot the afternoon round the match stood just where t d.d when the 1 players started the matinee half Of i the 36-hoIe contest. Naming had , taken the rhlrd and seventh holes and Hart had won the fifth and ninth
 On the upper Naming picked IT q hole at he 11th, gained another a the 13th with 2 birdie and evened the match at the 18th, Hart ther shot the next two holes n par tc win on the l7th, two up and one tc play.
 Largest Gallery
 The largest gallery that has fol lowed q match Of local players walk cd around the course on one Of th' hottest days Of the season 10 see th' finish Of the tournament. They wit messed two good golfers displa, their grit. If not the brand they ar ca pable of shooting
 They saw Manning plug along t' save many holes after they apoesrec lost and men Uln back n the after noon what he had dropped n th' morning They watched Hart losa hI advantage. but not his nerve. am then saw nlm put together two four on hard holes 10 take the match. ) After 1T was all over and the gal lery got back 10 the club house Ern est E Baldwin, chairman Of n greens com nIttee. on behalf Of th l directors, presented the trophy {
 Ted Hart in 3. manner betittlng th l occasion, amId the applause Of th , champIon's admirers Afternoon Round o The afternoon round hole by hol , follows: Hart drove 200 yards dow : the alley On the first hole and Mar . ming hooked his tee shot into th : rough and then shanked his secon 5 into the woods at the right Of in 5 fairway. He shot out short Of th v | rreGr hEFCI~a hrr1-rI T into the rough to the left of th : green Naming got on and Ha, /, was over. Manning putted up dea
 and both got sizes.
 Both drove long straight balls C
 the second. ChIpped on and wer
 down in two puts. The par dro,
 long balls down the middle on tf
 third hole but Hart's shot carrie Y him just off the falrway. He mis
 ed q brassle ard q second try wit
 the club put him in front of tt
 eighth tee, Manning was on m thrt
 and got par five with Hart stroI : behind.
 s On the fourth Manning skled 2 r iron from the tee and did not reac n the green with his second Ha
 drove a long ball but was short z ]. his approach. Both clipped Up ar ], got fours although Hart had to sir e nine foot putt with Manning's ba
 almost in his line
 Q Good drives and approaches D y them on the fifth in two but Ma n ming three putted if to lose the hoI
 Hart dropped a high mashie sh 5t four feet from the pin on the six q hole and Mannings shot carrie l. over onto the slope of 3. trap. I e putted just past the hole and ma
 it impossible for Ted to get a tH