The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-23
KORAN PUT OUT
 SAND D4BY THE
 MEET MEDALIST
GOss in Great Form at Wa
 terbury Club-KellOgg,
 LaVigne, and Sweeney Winners {!

W. M. Bill" Goss justified the prophecy of his friends and ad- mirers by eliminating George B. Horan, the club champion. by the highest score the latter has had counted against him in five years of match play. Goss, the medalr ist this year, who carded a fine " to lead the field in the qualifying round put Horan out of the cham pionship picture by a count of D up and 4 to play. An excellent outgoing 37, two over par, gave Bill a four up lead at the turn, behind which Horan has never been since his golfing ambitions began several years ago.
 All Over On f4th
 Horan picked up hole by win ming the tenth, but Goss was very much Ion his game" and took the eleventh and twelfth to go five up, which lead he held by halving the 18th and 14th to end the match.
 c. P. Chick" Durfee, another favorite for finalist play, was very neatly dropped by the wayside, F. R. Kellogg turning the trick by a and 3 count. The players were all even at the 18th. A birdie or the fifteenth, and one under par for the last three holes decided tne issue in Kellogg's favor. L. L. Lewis was eliminated by w. J. Sweeney, 6 and 5, and young Chan Goss lost out to J. R. Lavigne 5 and 2. Goss and Sweeney were paired for this afternoon as were LaVigne and Kellogg, to decide to- morrow's finalists. It looks like Gcss and LaVigne. Yesterdays scores:
 Championship Ditision)
 w. M. Goss defeated G. B. Horan 5 and 4; w. J. Sweeney defeated l.. L. Lewis, 6 and 5; J. R. LaVigne defeated c. P. Goss, Sd, and g.; r. R. Kellogg defeated c. P. Dur fee, and 3.
 (Ccnsolation)
 I. P. Kellogg defeated Percy Warner. l up; Carl Schoenmehl defeated J. H. Graham, up; R. E. Bassett defeated J. L. Mintie, and 4; T. P. Kellogg defeated l. w. Day, 5 and 3.
 (Sccond Division)
 W. T. Ramon defeated F. T. Phillips, ? and 1; W. H. Feeter defeated J. E. Peterson, and g.; pr P. J. Brennan defeated l.. J. Hart, and 1; W. W. Lowell de- feated Richardson Bronson, by default.
 (Bcaten Eight)
 r. A. Monroe defeated E. s. Hunt, Jr, and 2; J. F. Smith de- feated C. W. Lines, default; l.. A. Osborne, Jr, defeated Dr M. J.. Lawlor, and 3; R. D. Larkin de- feated R. T. Benedict, and 1.
 Third DivisiOn)
 Dr J. E. Farrell defeated Levi Wilcox : up; s. J. Morgan defeat ed w. H. McGinn, and 3; D. S.. Granniss defeated w. B. Price, 1 up; c. M. French defeated Dr w.. E. Spain, and 2.
 (Beaten Eight)
 w. R. Libolt, defeated Dr E. R. Wolfe. by default; M. T. Adams V. Montague defeated J. H. Kedzie in semi-f1nal match, and 4.
 (Fourth Sixtecn)
 L. H. French defeated C. D. Tyack, 2 up; A. V. s. Lindsey de- feated c. B. Jacobs. 4 and ?; l.. H. Roper defeated c. B. Bucking- ham, 1 up. 19 holes; c. l.. Hollis ter defeated $. T. Crane, 1 up, 19 holes.
 (Beatcn Eighty
 c. c. Since defeated H. B. Rath- bun, I and 3; R. $. Munger de- feated T. Collins, 3 and ?; P. E. Fenton defeated R. M. Hunt, by default; F. L. Squires defeated T. V. Meyer, by default.
 (Fifth Sixtcefi)
 E. s. Sanderson defeated T. c. Merriman, 3 up; T. E. Conway defeated Rev J. l., McGuinness, and 4 G. H. Wayne defeated A. J. McDermid, 1 up, 20 holes: w. T. Jebb defeated F. D. Noble, l up, 19 holes.
 (Bcaten Eight)
 w. R. Gilman defeated r. J. Dalton, 1 up 22 holes; R. w. Goss defeated c. l.. Larkin. ? up; B. B. Bailey defeated H. S. Seeley, de- fault; W. J. Secor defeated C. J. Smith, 6 and 5.