The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-13
TYAW GAINED
 SEMFINALS OF W.C.C. GOLF PLAY
Club Secretary Beats Tut tIe-English, KOuntze,
 Merrinlan Won

Three popular choices who were figured to decide the 1895 club golf championship at the Waterbury Country Club shot themselves into the semi-fnal round yesterday and got down to business to-day to set tie the matter of the two men who will play for the title tomorrow. The semi-finalists are Frank Eng fish, the 6s medalist, who played 14 holes in par as late as yesterday afternoon; H. Merriman, Jr; busted from the Watertown tournament yesterday morning and nearly beat en by Fred Kellogg yesterday af- ternoon at Waterbury; Palmer Kountze, former Metropolitan dis trict 1 handicap player whose game is steady, smooth and efficient and c. Dana Tyack, whose game has surprised plenty of astute prognos- ticators of the game who profess to know the ability of every player nt the club.
 Slick Work
 All Tyack did yesterday 70 gain the semi-finals was knock off Don aid s. Futile, up and 1 to play, against the mental hazard of Tut ties previous days play which eliminated George Horan, former club champion and two time Mer- riman Memorial Trophy winner by a count of 5 and 4. Tyack won three of the first four holes and halved the other, but Futile caught up with him on the tenth, only to fade coming in, the match ending on the sixteenth green. Tyack meets English to-day and will be de- cided underdog, though the game of golf is odd, indeed. Merriman and Kountze meet in the other semi-fnal match, with the title match of 36 holes set for to-mor- row morning and afternoon.
 Surprise!
 Dr. Charles L. Larkin provided shock in the fourth division with a up victory over Francis T. Phil lips, a birdie two on the 14th hole giving him quite kick. Dr. Good rich Smith came in with 2 and , win over J. Francis Smith while J. R. Lavigne was carried 19 holes to win from w. s. Heyniger, Sr. Scores:
 CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION
 Frank K. English defeated c. P. Durfee, and 4; C. D. Tyack de- feated D. s. Futile, 2 and l; H. Mer- ariman, Jr., defeated Fred k. Kel- iogg, and 3.
 Beaten Eight
 T.aUiDna Aafaafe1 w S HnV- niger 19 holes; George B. Horan de- feated pr. William M. Good, 3 and 2; l.. L. Lewis defeated H. H. Camp, $ and 4; Dr. Goodrich T. Smith de- fsRted J. Francis Smith, and 5.
 Second Division
 H. J. Rockwell defeated pr. J. J. Hennessy, l up: w. J. Larkin. Jr., defeated A. W. Borg. 5 and 4; Perry Warner defeated Henry Burrall. 6 and 6; William T. Ramon defeated S. J. Morgan, and 2.
 Beaten Eight
 W. P. Arnold advanced by default over c. k. Hart; Paul A. Monroe de- feated Rev. J. Rice, 5 and 4; H. w. B; A. W. Malsch defeated C. W. Lines, ? and l.
 Third Division
 F. A. Anderson, Sr., defeated E.. J. feated w. c. Huisted, 7 and 6; A. fred Hart defeated W. W. Lowell, and 2; I. ". Day defeated M. L. sperry, Jr., and 2.
 Beaten Eight
 c. H. Wayne defeated T. E.. Con- way, 3 and 2: Tom Collins defeated Michael Bransfeld, 2 up; c. C. Shea defeated J. II. Kedzie, 6 and 5; F. B. Beardsley advanced by de- fault over William H. McGinn.
 Fourth Division
 Dr. Charles. l.. Larkin defeated Francis T. Phillips. 3 and 2; E. A. Anderson, Jr., defeated w. $. Eos ter, 8 and 2; W. A. Amelung ad- Lind-sley; Rev. John l.. McGuinness defeated pr. William C. Spain. 8 and
 Beaten Eight
 R. O. Baker defeated J. R. Coe, 2 and 5; W. F. Kaynor defeated ham defeated L. F. Powers, and {: F. T. Dalton advanced by de- fault over k. E. Cleveland.
 ]. A. Largay defeated w. F, Wesson, 5 and 4; c. H. Granger de feated c. H. Upson, 19 holes; R. T. Benedict defeated Y. V. Meyer, 2 up; W. H. Rippers defeated Ted Lilley, and 2.
 Eaten Eight
 s. T. Crane advanced by default oyer Frank Summa: T. c. Merriman advanced by default over pr. E. Johnston; D. s, Futile, Jr., defeated Dr. J. M. Friehiet, 6 and 3; l.. J Hart defeated Rev. William Casey and 4.
 sixth Division
 W. H. Gilman defeated George E Kerr, and 3: A. A. Ahiff defeated Levi Wilcox. 3 and 2.
 Lasr Nights Fights
 (By United Press)
 North Adams, Mass.-Werther Arcelli, Boston, outpointed Tommy Romano, Albany, N. Y., (10); El- mer Ciccone, Schenectady, N. Y., outpointed Frankie Smith, Nor walk, Conn. (8); Harry Conley, Bennington, Vt., outpointed Tommy Grady, Springfield (6); Young Car nera, North Adams. knocked out Jimmy Hall, Springfield (D; Dug Murchie, Stamford. Vt., stopped Tommy Knappe, Pittsfeld (4).
 New York.-Mickey Walker, 169, Rumson, N. J., decisioned Joe Gornoan 1cO NeW York (21 Tony