The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-07
|SPECIALGOLFING'
EVENT FOR BRISTOL
SUPPLEMENTAL
Pequabuck and Chipanee
Teams Compete in June
Matches By Invitation

Terryville, May 6.-What will
probably be the outstanding golf
event in this section is scheduled
to be played at the Pequabuck
and Chippanee Club courses on
June 18th as part of Bristors
Sesqui- Centennial celebration. The
event will be conducted by the
Central Connecticut Golf Associa-
tion which should secure a large
number of out-of-town compel
itors.
The association agreed to spon-
sor the tournament at a meeting
held recently at the Country Club
in Pennington.
Eighteen holes will be played at
the Pequabuek course and eigh-
teen at Chippanee. 1t is expected
that a record number of prizes
will be awarded for the event and
that the majority of the local
members will compete.
In arranging it's schedule for the
year the association provided for
mixed foursome tournament to
be held at the Southington club on
Sunday, July 14th. 1t is the first
tournament of its kind ever at
tempted by golf association in
this state.
By Invitation
During the recent meeting the
suggestion was made by represen-
tatives of the Pequabuck club that
! a one-day tournament be staged at
Pequabuck some Sunday in August
or September at which time a
sheeproast would be offered as an
| added attraction. 1t was agreed
| after the matter had been consid-
| cred that it would be better to
have the club stage such an event
as an invitation affair.
The complete tournament list:
Wednesday, June ~, Bristol
S squi- Centennial tournament,
Chippanee and Pequabuck; Sun
day, July IA, mixed fouysome tour
nament, Southington Country
Club; Wednesday, August Z, one
day tournament, Avon Country
Club; Wednesday, August 81, one
day tournament and qualifying
round for match play cham pion-
ship; Indian Hill Country Club;
Get-together tournament and din
ner at Tumble Brook, Septem-
Der rs. The match play cham
pionship will be held as in the
past, the qualifiers to play matches
at their mutual convenience and
on neutral courses. All matches,
including the 36-hole home anG
home final must be played by Sep
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New Prizes Added
Two new prizes will be added
for the list of 1885, a seasons
prize for the player who mas the
| low gross average score for all
| regular one day events and a sim
liar prize for the player who has
| the low net averages score for the
same tournaments. In both cases
it will be necessary to play in ali
| of the tournaments to be eligible
for the prize.
The associations Four Ball
league will start the week of May
| 20. It will be limited to two-man
teams for the first half of the sea-
| son.
The Pequabuck Golf Club of this
place made known its Intention of
running an 1S-hole invitation tour
nament and barbecue ate in Au-
gust or early in September.
Schedule of Four Ball League
The Four Ball League schedule
follows:
First match, first round, week of
May &c, Tumble Brook at South
ington; Pequabuck at Avon; Chip
panee at Indian Hill. Second
round, week July sth.
Second match, first round, week
of May 27th, Southington at Pc
quabuck; Avon at Tumble Brook.
Secvond round week of July Is.
Third match, first round, week
of July 8, Chippanee at Pequa-
buck, Indian Hill at Avon. Second
round week of July 81.
Fourth match, first round, week
of June 10, Tumblebrook at Indian
Hill: Southing at Chippanee. Sec
ond round week of July %.
Fifth match, first round, week of
July II, Pequabuck at Indian Hill;
Avon at Chippanee. Second round
week of August 8. 80
Sixth match, first round, week
of June 20, Indian Hill at South
ington; Chippanee at Tumble
Brook. Second round week of Au-
gust 10.
Seventh match, first round, week
of June 81, Tumblebrook at Pc
quabuck; Southington at Avon.
Second round week of August II.
Second round matches to be
played at the course of the visit
ing team of the first round.
many: Jimmy Longacre, Boston,
decisioned Cleve WEIGH, Austria;