The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19
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Desplte determined efforts on the part of tough opposition, that golfing electrician, Ralph Dube by name, is letting the first flight con tenders In on the fact that he Is Il man to be reckoned with in decid- ing championship of the June Han. dicap tournament. In disposing or Ossie Gray and Jim Conway, who are anything but easy pickings on any mans fairway, this Dube per- so has, earned for himself the right to battle it out in the finals, Nice going, Ralph.
 On Mir. Dubc's request, NC arc hereby setting the golflng p0puincc right us to thc correct pronouncln- ton of his surname. Tt Is quitc embarrassing, says our Ralph, "cs. pccially in golfing circles to De re fcrred to as Mir. Dubby." Like a cows call at chow time, the Y is given the long sound. It's "Do.Bc". not Dubby."
 Layt. Rose was forced to yield to Jack F'reney by two and one sc e. At the finish of the tenth. Layt. was four down. It was here that "Dcbonair Jack" found he had no set up on his hands for Layt, won the next fuor holes. Prosper. ity was too much for him--hts sequent let down brought Jack in the winner on the 18th. M
 Saa- Gsa Andy putettl. Last week Andy's pal, Jack CalO, took hls over tn tho first round and In tine beaten eight flight hc was forced out by Bob Gray.
 There is little doubt that in the future. just before important prize fights, our club stewart, Mert Con. nor, will be the recipient of a de. luge of telegrams from sports wri- ters in all parts ofthe country re- aucstIng his opinion as to the Win ner of the battles--for Mert pick ed Braddock to take Baer. We came upon Mert a fewdaysprevious to the scrap and heard him telling u group of the boys that Braddock was going to win; the humidity was high and we thought he got his B's mixed up and meant Maxic would take Shamus, 50 we casually remarked that Jimmie was Il push over. But Merits emphatic reply that he was certthn Braddock would become champ left no doubt in our minds us to whom he thought would get the nod. We thought of you as soon as we got the news, Mert.
 South Paw Bill Klobedanz and Frank Ryrnes, met in the quarter finals. Frank hnd his sunday shots working in perfect order sO WiI- liam finished on the short end. Never mind, l3ill, your friend. Art Gross tells me your switch to left hand is making 1t increasingly har- der for him.
 Although only playing a few times this season, Fred Carr ac- compiished something in takins over '"Tubby'' Brown. Hubby should not feel discouraged because of h.s dc-,at for the Insurance Experts medal score in the middle sos would take over most of the second lighters.
 Calling All Pars:
 Bill Rodney is in favor of barb- less fire fences on golf courses E.tcr iast Sundays experience. in getting through one of the baFbea w're affairs to retrieve . frienu's out of bounds ball, the good natur- ed shOcnian had the misfortune 60 manufacture one of those thFee' qsi.. rfer rents in flsc icg of his irou' scrs. 1t was nice pair Of pants too, BiIl. Harry Hrennnu snys u'e beautiful thing about owning new set 0f ciuhs is you cnn blame llsc new weapon MIlen yOuF &niss curlics. EOmficr If that 2 and [ win for Charlie Surlma is glsipe flse hnEdicnp5,er food foe thought, A lnie 'sias1l brings liso ncws asn'