The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-28

matte of the championship of
citation and will be among the
preaching series. The tournament
was formulated at a meeting OF
the general tournament committee
conducted last night in the game
room Of the Glove Office building.
President Freeman announced the
appointment Of committees to
assume charge Of the many details
involved In staging the major golf
| competition Of the season annually
in the borough. Meetings Of the
various committees will be held
subject to call Of the chairmen
soon.
Decision was reached last night
to conduct the tournament this
season in two divisions, Glasses A
| and B. All contestants must
signify their plans of participating
not later than Friday, September
6. Thirty-six holes of handicap
medal play must be played by each
| contestant between September
and no qualifying rounds can be
played after September 18th. This
decision will be strictly enforced.
Plan New Schedule
In a radical departure from golf
tournament methods pursued in To-
cal tournaments heretofore, the
coming U. S. Rubber series will
adhere to a strict date basis of
play. First round matches must be
played on Saturday, September 81.
Second round matches must be
played on the following day, Sep
TENDER %. Final matches of both
classes A and B must be played not
later than Saturday, September 28.
In special climax with the U. s.
Rubber championship and bronze
plaque as the prize, the winners of
the Glass A and Glass b elimina-
| tions tournaments will meet in a
match to be played Sunday, Sep
TENDER goth.
AS their grand finale for the sea-
son, the golfers will assemble for
| their annual banquet on Thursday
evening, october at place as
yet to be selected. This jamboree
promises to be one of the seasons
outstanding events.
Twin Playoffs
Members Of the handicap COM
mittee will divide contestants into
Glasses A and B for titular COM
petition. On the basis of handi-
caps, players will be classed. In
each class the eight lowest quail
flying contestants will be selected
for elimination match play In IS
hole matches. That all will have
an opportunity to compete for he
grand pritze and championship, he
special match featuring the win
ners Of the two classes Is planned.
1t was stressed at the meeting
that all players participating in
Skiold qualifying play may play
from nine to Sc holes on any one
day during the week designated.
They may play four nine-hole
rounds, two 18-hole rounds, or one
nine and one 27-hole round. Each
contestant must notify Caddy Mas
ter John L. Murphy that he Is
| commencing a round in qualify
ing play before starting. Each
contestant must play with at least
one other player who Is entered in
the tournament. Scores must be
turned in to Mr.. Murphy immedi-
ately upon the completion Of play.
Handicaps designated by the ham
dicap committee must be used.
Committee Personnel
Committees appointed by Presi-
dent Freeman last night are as
follows:
Rules: Chairman Harold Bar.
rett; Lester Duncan, Ralph Han.
son, Chris Koth, Victor N. Peter
son. Handicaps: Chairman How
ard Chillingworth; Thomas Fitz-
gerald, Leo Cody, Holman Rabino-
witch, Fred r. Dean, Sr. Prize:
Chairman Fred Zonino; Lester
Bushnell, Chef Underhill, J. Sky
les Martin, Omar Gibbs. Entry:
Chairman John J. Mckee, 8. Glo-
yer. Publicity: r. Howard Hack
EFT, Fred Zonino.
Plan Novel Tourney
A three-day "Kickers' Tourna-
ment," with three prizes to be
awarded the lucky golfers who
win, will be conducted by the Maui
gatuck Golf club at the Union City
links on Saturday, Sunday and