The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-28

as Hearly luedI dS poSSlUlc, HUT from the skies to thoroughly club course today, as thirty de necticut, Massachusetts and away for the golf championshil
 The Tri-State Open it is called, | and from all indications 1t will be | very much of an open competition | with several players sure to near | the difficult par 69 for the course, | though their efforts will be neces- | sarily nullified due to the heavy | rainfall of the past twelve hours. l The Connecticut team, named yes- | -terday by Captain Frank Ross of Hartford will be well balanced, but the youthful Rhode Island team is where the real low scores will come from it is expected, according to results of their practice round yes- terday afternoon.
 All the golfers will have a chance to thoroughly familiarize themselves with the testing Water bury layout, where the par. four holes all call for tko fine shots.
 It's long time since Connecti- cut has won the tri-state, the matches in recent years being pret- ty evenly divided between Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Frank Ross has named a stronger than usual team to represent Connecti- cut and it appears to be this states big chance to outscore the Little Rhody and Bay State linksmen.
 Bob Grant, Charley Clare, Dick Chapman, Frank Ross, Dow Ahern, | Tony Kosinski, Bruno Pardee, | Burt Resnick, Peter Petroske, Bill | Meaney and Sherry Munson win | be the Connecticut standard bear | CTS.
 They will play three ball six somes in the morning, two men from each state going out together and hitting alternate shots. The | afternoon competition will be three ball threesomes.
 Six State Event
 Monday morning the New Eng land Amateur Golf championship gets under way at the same course, any competing in this city~for ten years. The pairings, starting times, of threesomes announced for the | New England play follow:
 S:3o a m.-12:30 p. m.-w. J. Sweeney, Conn, Roy Moore, Maine, | James A. Toole, Mass. Moore. Mass. c. W. Page, Conn, H. Hillman, New Hampshire. Amory. Jr, Mass. Earle Hayes. Conn.,, Alpheus Winter, Conn.
 s:45 a. m.5l2;45 p. m.-J; w +. B. Chalmers, New Hampshire. Brown, Mass; H. H. Mandy, Jr., Conn.,: H. c. Banks, Conn.
 S:55 a; m.-12:55 p. m:-C. P.
 a. m.-l p. m.-Harold F. Kaler, Mass; A. Gedney. Conn: T. P. Hur-
 s:o5 a. m.-1:O5 p. m.-Arthur Peterson. Mass; John R. Brown. Maine; P. Petroski, Conn. Heath. Mass; c. W. Birch. Conn; (. (. B. Round, F. l.
 9:l5 a. m.-1:15 p. m- Joseph Monahan, Mass: H. R. Lanman, R. | l; James Fisher, Mass.
 9:20 a: m.-1:20 p. m.--B. Pardee. SG1n; ToGnwan E; E; E Abbott Maine; L. A Weidig, Mass; Spencer Brainard. l Conn: Paul S. Harmon. Maine.
 9:30 a. m.-1:30 p. m.-F. D. Ross, Conn; Mike Bobel, R. |; Phil Simons Mass.
 Ervine, Maine; Richard Mckenzie. N. H.; J. Palmieri, Conn.
 $40 q. m.-1:40 p. m.-J. K. Lynch, Mass; J. P. Burke, R. l.; Richard Lunn, Maine.
 1.A IJ ley. Mass; M. P. Warner, Conn; Guy Hayes, Mass.
 9:5o a. m.-1:50 p. m.-R M. Grant, Conn: R. W. Knowles, Mass: E. M. Caldwell. R. I. .. ..........
 s:55 a: m.-I:55 p. m:-H. K. B. Dow Ahern. Conn. Conn; Rodney Brown, Jr., iaT, Mass: Anthony Kosinski, Conn.
 10:o5 a. m.-2:05 p. ms. N. pierson; Conn; Ralph Rocks. R. l.; Ii. WEkstrom, N. H. Doyle, Mass; F. K English, Conn; c. H. Ekstrom, N. H.
 1O:l5 a. m.-2:-5 D. m.-R. H. Heneage, -. E.; "; c. Bradley. Conn; Joseph P. Williams, Maine. Martin. Mass; Andrew Piers son. Conn: J. A. Hutchinson, Jr, Mass.
 1925 a. m.-2:25 p. m.-Theodore Schorer. Conn: R. H. Heneage, Jr., N. H.: Joseph J. Fay. Mass.
 1O:30 a. m.-2:30 p. m.-Leo J Martin, Mass: I. M. Mackenzie, Mass c. s. Munson, Jr.. Conn.
 10:35 a. m.-2:35 D. m-L. K Ives, Conn; A. S. Johnson, Conn: J. l. Melason, N. B.
 10:00 q. m.-2:40 p. m.-A. E. Brooks, Mass; pr F. c. Tyson, Maine Walter E. Patterson, Conn.
 10:45 a. m.-2:45 p. m-Hiram Kicker, Jr, Conn; A. Pardee, Conn; B. B. Resnik, Conn.
 10;5o a: m.-2:5o p. m.-F. A. Finn N. H.; Maine; H. K. McNeil, Conn; W. s. Meaney, Maine; L. R. LeVigne ] Conn. W. M. Goss, Conn.
 10:55 a. m.-2:55 p. m.-B. H. Pierce, Jr., Conn.
 II a. ma p. m.-Carroll W. Ab- bolt. Maine: R. L. Busey, Conn: N. B. Kellenberger, Mass.
 1l:05 a. m.-J. F. Sheppard, N. H; J. T. L. Hubbard. Conn; Fred Ellif, Conn.
 11:10 a. m.-3:1O p. mp. F. Fur Der, Conn; H. Goldberger, Jr, Mass; H. G. Roscow, R. I.
 n:15 3. m. 3:15 p, ms. A. Hamin, R. I.
 11:15 a. m.-s:15 p. m.-L. B. Stoner, Conn; s. A. Hamin, R. I.
 11:20 a. m.-3:2O D. m.-R. F. Berry. Conn; c. B. Goss, III, Conn