The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-13
FIELD TO' ENTER NAUCATUCK|
 GOLF TOURNAMENT
Thirtyssix Hole Event Is Carded for Memorial Day

4e Naugatuck. May 1s--With early interest indicating another banner season, will be enjoyed, plans are being formulated by the Nauga- tuck Golf Club for the initial ma jor tournament of the season, the annual ss-hoie medal play Mem orial Day tournament.
 A field of nearly 75 will parti-! 'cipate in this four-day series which will. be inaugurated on Memorial Day, May 3Oth, and will conclude on sunday, June 9. Handisaps now. being prepared based upon a re-a vised list temporarily provided by Chairman William Roemer of the club handicap committee and Les ter Bushnell of the U. s. Golf As- sociation, will govern tourney play.
 Under the new handicap system being inaugurated this season, golfers will be divided into Glasses A B and c. All members are urged to submit five score cards as soon as possible that new permanent handicaps can be determined. Players failing to turn in the neces- sary cards will be placed upon the inactive list and will be Ineligible for any tournament competition during the season. Notices outlin- ing rules governing play during the season and concerning the handi-, cap system will be posted at the clubhouse.
 Chittcnden Winner ( 4 William M. Chittenden won first prize in the first 18-hole weekend sweepstakes tournament conducted over the weekend. Chittenden led the field with a net 75 obtained when he grossed IDA which was re-. duced by a 29 handicap. Heiman Robinovitch was second, his gross 99 being sliced by 22 handicap to a net 77. Third place went to Eddie Grabowski, crack performer. who grossed 86 with his handicap of six reduced to net 80. Similar tournaments will be conducted by Caddie Master John Murphy every weekend during the remainder of the season.
 Excellent scores are being com piled on the Union City course which is in fine condition for this early date. Improvements made to the greens last season under the greens committees supervision have resulted in much better put ting thus far. Comprising the greens committee are Chairman Frank l.. Bradbury, Charles F. Shade and Howard H. Bristol.
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 Scores of club members are eligible to participate in the Mem -orial Day handicap tournament. Contestants are urged to enroll as soon as possible. Among those ex- pected to compete in the three classes are:
 A. s. Purniski. Joseph Wojicki, Eddie Burke, Frank T. Green, Jo- seph E. Talbot, E. Louis Cleary, William J. Weary, Jere J. Murphy, Charles P. Slade, Howard H. Bris-, tol. Gunnard P. Peterson, Arthur Lorenztson, Edward J. McGrath, Arthur Swan, Connie Lindhal, William Roemer, pr A. E. Ander- son, Donald McCollum. Austin L.. Adams, Edward J. Sodloslcy, Judge Claremont I. Tolles, Arthur Swee- ney, William Young, John Nj. Sutherland, Thomas Talbot, Bur- gess Victor Burkus, John Smigel- ski, Joseph Lucas, William Lucas, John Hanfon. Dr Edward Jackson, William H. Chittenden.
 Walter H. Norton, Victor N. Pet erson, Charles T. Mccarthy, J. Skyles Martin, John E. O'Donnell, Henry J. Freeman, William J. Gruner, Heiman Rabinovitch. Leon Lovejoy, Fred Dean, ST, William Melvin Thorpe, Will lard Bittle, Chester Palmoski, Ralph Upright, John Obijinski. Leo Cody. Harold N. Barrett, R. Howard Hackett, Jack. Strew, Carl Pepperman, Leonard Gessseck, Edward J. Leary, Walter s. Pease. Francis Collins, Zigmund Furs, | William V. Regan,~E. LaRose.
 George Leeper, Edward Fitzger- aid. Thomas Fitzgerald. Fred Naw- rath, Ralph Hanson, Fred Zonino, E. Anastssio, John Mckee, Harry A. Anderson. Rosser A. Donley. William Labor, Carl Treat, Ralph Bavier. Edward A. Saunders. How 1 ard Chillingworth, Kenneth Mur- phy. George A. E. Warner, Lester Bushnell and numerous others.
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