The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-16

men at three cluDS. 1llS dlLei pion of the Mattatuck Countl from the very determined eft hole best ball match to decide
 At the Waterbury Country club W. M. "Bill" Goss was leading the qualifying parade with a scintilat- ing 77, with Larry Lewis and George Horap, former Mattatuck champion, tied for second place with an so. At Watertown Golf club, Bob Harvey is patiently awaiting the winner of the Harry Campbell Frank English match 10 determine his opponent for the cluo championship.
 Close Enough
 Young Bud Carr gave the Mat tatuck junior title holder a great battle yesterday afternoon, the boys being all even coming to the 18th tee. A to Carr's on the final hole gave Gray the win, up and eliminated Carr. Ned Farley won over Prindle Barlow 6 and D..
 Possibility of George Horan nov ing into the championship of the Waterbury Country club loomed with the excellent showing he made in yesterdays qualifying round. Bill Goss, 1929 club champion plays w. J. Sweeney today with Horan meeting Rowley Phillips and Lewis tackling C. P. Chick" Durfee.
 Harvey Sure Contender
 At Watertown, Bob Harvey has won three matches to insure play in the finals sChuduled for some time next week. Frank English eliminated his brother Ted in a ding-dong 22 hole battle last Sat urday and then moved up to the semi-finals by eliminating Arthur Evans to 8. Campbell won over Mcknight, and 1; while Harvey beat Rogers by the same score Harvey then beat Rogers who elim- mated Clark, 4 and 8 the latter having won over H. Merriman, 4 and 3. Rogers defeated Kleves 6 and 5; while Campbell took de- fault match from Pickett. Harveys and 6.
 ihE SN.ohES.
 W. M, Goss, 77; l.. l.. Lewis, so: G. B. Horan, so; R. Bronson, S1; F.. l.. Futile, S2; I. P. Kellogg, S2; J. L. Alcorn. S2; F. R. Kellogg, S2; J, Fl. Graham, S3; W. M. Good, S2; c. B. Tyack. S3; A. F. Campbell, s3: T. P. Kellogg. S4; c. P. Durfee, s4; W. J. Sweeney. S4; F. S. Hunt, Jr.. S5; R. w. Phillips, S5; P. DeF Warner. S5.
 W. T. Bannon, SC; pr W. c. Spain, S6; J. R. Jones. S7; T. I. Driggs, SS: J. E. Farrell, SS; J. L. Miatie, SS; H. c. Campbell, SS; W. S. wellogg, S9; J. R. Lavigne, S9; M. J. Warner, 90; A. Hart, 90; w. H, Jones, 90; J. B. Goss, 90; R. W. Reed, 91; W. s. Fulton, 91: c. P. Cook, 91; D. S. Grannis, 9l; H. G. Manning, 91; w. H. Feeter' 91; R. w. Hanson, 92; F. T. Phil lips, s2; F. J. Morgan, 92; A: ". Malsch, 93; D. Wilcox. 92; M. l.. Sperry, Jr., 93; J. V. Montague, 93; W. w. Lowell, 93; L. J. Hart, s3; c. L. Hollister, 93; O. B. Jacobs, 94: L. P. Sperry, s4; P. A. Mon roe, 94.
 ]. H. Kedzie, 95; A. G. Went worth, 95; A. J. Jackson, 95; K. H.. Pidge, 95; w. F. Kaynor, 95; M: T. Adams, 95; s. T. Crane. 96; C w. Lyons, 96; Dr M. J. Lawlor, 91; Dr J. w. Borchardt, 97; Col A. M' Dickinson. 97; c. B. Buckingham 97: pr F. H. Johnstone, 9S; A. Bryant. 9S; R. E. Bassett, 9S; $. P. Williams, Jr., 9S; l.. H. French sS; S. P. Williams, Sd, 99; c. L. Cambell, 99; c. l.. Larkin, 99; G. B. Kerr, 99; J. M. Burrall, Jr, 100; G. T. Culhane, 100.
 F. E. Fenton, 101; R. T. Bene- dict, 1O2; J. M. Burrall, 102; C.. c. Since, 102; F. s. VanValken- burg, 1O3: Dr E. R. Wolfe, 105; A. J. MacDermid, 103; W. T. Jebb, 103: Vorhees Van Haight, 103; r.. D. Noble, 103; R. w. Goss, 103; H. wilson, 104; H. s. Seeley, 1O4; J. E. Russell. 104; O. l.. Manning, 1o4; A. w. Circle. 1O5; T. V. Mey- CTS, 106; R. W. Lowell. 107; F. L.. Sauires, 107; B. B. Bailey, 1OS; W. J. Secor, 1OS; E. B. Tracy, 109; E. c. Northrup, III; J. F. smith 112; M. J. Daly, 11S; O. F. Booker 120.