The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-01
TERRYVILLE GOLF
 TOURNEY TO OPEN
 THERE SATURDAY
Sixth Annual Competition Winner to Receive New Tr0plly-J. w. Harding Defending Champion
(speciai to the Denaocrat)

Especial to the Deu10cRat)
 Terryville, Aug 1.-The sixth annual city championship golf tournament will open at the Pee uuabuck Golf club next Saturday with a qualifying round of IS holes. All members of the Pequa- buck and Chipanee Clubs are eligi- ble to compete. Players can file their entry blanks at either the Chippanee or Pequabuck pro shops. Players wishing starting times must file their entries be- fore Thursday night.
 Members of the Chippanee club. upon filing their entry may use the Pequabuck course for prac- tice rounds each day this week.
 Entries will be received until 3 p. m. Saturday.
 Players may qualify Saturday informing if it suits their con- venience.
 The thirty-two lowest scorers will take up the championship di- vision. Other divisions of- 16 play CTS will be made up from the ad- ditional qualifiers.
 As many sixteen will be ar- ranged as the, number Of quail fiers warrants.
 The beaten sixteen in the first round of the championship divi- sion will also be paired for match play.
 There will be prizes for low qualifying score, winner and run rier up in all divisions including the beaten sixteen.
 The c. T. Treadway trophy has been retired having become the permanent possession of Joseph w. Harding when he won his third consecutive championship title last year.
 A new trophy has been provided and will remain in competition uf,- til it has been won three times by one player.
 Chippanee Country Club
 H. s. Shepard won the sweep stakes IS holes full handicap at the Chippanee Country club, Sun day. c. H. Case was second with S4-12-72; other scores were l.. G. Sigourney, 95-23-72; c. B. Beck with, 91-19-74; L.. H. Bailey S3-9- "A; F. s. Barnes .92-17-75; George Carlson 87-11-76;/ Dr William -97-20-77.
 The Chippanee Caddies are to have a field day at the club, Aug ust 21st. The cooperation of the members will be asked in making the event big success.
 West Ends Win Championship
 Falling upon the offerings of Stevie Mendura, pitching for the East Ends, the West End A. c. easily won the championship of the town Sunday afternoon at the East Main street diamond by @ 11-2 score. During the three in- nings that Stevie was on the mound the West EnderS scored runs. Shorty Przenski took up the htirl- ing duty in the third inning and did good work on the mound, for the losers, in spite of the fact that this was his first appearance on the sound this season. Shorty" had six strikeouts to his credit, among them being Cook, left fielder for the West Ends who Is looked upon as the heaviest hitter in town and has proven to the fans that he has been a dangerous man. having knocked six home runs on the local field this season.
 Many fans are now clamoring for a game or series of games be- tween the West Ends A. c. and the Pin Lock Room nine, of the Industrial league. The Pin Lock room nine boasted of 8 great ar- ray of talent and is looked upon by many as the fastest team in the town with its array of college stars and semi 1i-pro-players and boasting of Tom Halpin, an old time player in its line up.
 Such a series would draw a, large crowd to the field and some fast ball could be assured.
 The other games of ball were played at the East Main street diamond Sunday, the second con- test bringing together the St Casi- mfrs nine of this town and the Falcons A. c. of Southington, led by Father Tanski, 8 former Ter ryville boy. The Falcons handed the locals a 6-2 defeat.
 The third game of the afternoon brought together the Terryville Young Peoples Russian Ass0cia- ton and the Ansonia organization in which the locals handed the Am sonia nine their first defeat of the season by 8 6-4 score in what was declared by many to be the best played contest of the triple header.
 Contest This Evening.
 The Andrew Terry nine wilf>meet the Business Men in an Industrial league contest this evening at 6 O. clock with Tony Truck being slated to pitch for the Foundrymen while either Ted Haase or Joe Jablonow- ski will put them over for the Business Men.