The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-24
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Mrs. R. F SWEET Captures
Major HOnOrs in Long,
meadow Tourney

Springfield, Mass. - Mrs. r. F.
SWEET of the Longmeadow Country
Club, one of the leading players in
the Springfield district, paced a
large field in raindrops at Spring
field Country Club yesterday, to
capture major honors in tourna-
ment sponsored by the Connect
cut Women's Golf Association.
Mrs. SWEET, the former Jane
Broadwell, had the best round in
the one-day tournament, an "a,
with Mrs. I. L. r. Brown of Farm
ington next with an 86. Mrs, SWEET
also was low for net but since only
one prize went to one player, Miss
Marie Deridder of Hartford cap
tured net honors in the first divis-
ion with a. 70. Miss Deridder had a
80 gross and IL handicap.
Mrs. F. A. Favreau of the Suf-
field Country Club duplicated Mrs.
Swett's feat in the second division
of being low for both gross and
net. She had low round of 90 in
this flight and low net of II. Mrs.
r. w. White won net honors with
her 70 made from a gross of 100
and handicap of 20.
Still another player from the
Hartford district, Mrs. Jack Glenn
of Indian Hill won gross honors in
the third division with 105. Mrs. s.
M. Brainard of Sunset Ridge took
net honors with 70. Mrs. Brain
ard also had round Of 105.
Miss Elizabeth Skinner Of the
| Orchards won the putting compe-
tition in the first division with 80.
Miss Carolin Hubbard of Manches-
ter won in the second flight with
35 and Miss G. McKone of the
home club won in the third divis-
ion with 81.
The long driving contest was cap
tured by Mrs. Brown with three
drives that totalled sos yards. Mrs.
c. J. Downey of the home club
won the best II holes in the first
flight with 81. Mrs. G.. Williams of
Longmeadow won this competition
In the second division with SO and
Mrs. M. A. Millane of Edgewood
won in the third flight with 101.
First Division
Mrs. r. F. SWEET, Longmeadow,
SHIFTS; Miss Marie DeRidder,
Hartford. 90-11-79; Mrs. I. L. r.
Brown, Pennington, 86-5-81: Mrs.
e. J. Niles, Springfield, 92-12-83;
Mrs. w. L. Cook, Hartford, S1-6-
IS; Mrs. C. J. Downey. Spring
field, 94-s-s6; Miss Elizabeth
Skinner, Orchards, 1872 - 81;
Mrs. M. j. LawlOr, Waterbury,
95-7-8S;; Mrs. Ogden White,
New Haven, 10S-14-94.
Second Division
Mrs. F. A. Favreau, Suffie1d, s6-
1917; Mrs. r. w. White, Avon,
100-22-7S; Mrs. M. C. King,
Springfield, 1OO-19-S1; Mrs H. K.
B. Davis, Wampanoag, 101-18-83;
! Miss Catherine Ravens, Manches-
ter, 101-1S-S3; Mrs. G. ]. Davis,
Springfield, 10s-22-86; Mrs. G
Williams, Longmeadow, 1870
81; Miss Carolin Hubbard Edge
wood, 105-16-S9.
Third Division
| Mrs. Jack Glenn, Indian Hill
i105-25-SO; Mrs. S. M. Brainard
Sunset Longmeadow, 111-29-S2
Mrs. ]. C. Clifford, Springfield, Ill
$50; Mrs. r. A. Clark, Long
meadow, 113-30-83; Mrs. D. F.
Weston, Longmeadow, 115-30-S5;
Miss G. McKone, Springfield. 115-
3O-S5; Mrs. C. A. Nash, Spring
field, 117-3O-S7; Mrs. F. s. Hatch,
Longmeadow, 1895 = 81; Mrs.
E. E. Matthews, Longmeadow, 49,
30 S8; Mrs. H. J. Weigl, Long
meadow, 118-30-88; Mrs. w. H.
Jacques, Sprinfield, 119-30-S9;
Mrs. NJ. A. Millane, Edgewood. 49,
$50: Miss M. German, Indian
Hill, 1924 - "a; Mrs. r. S. Por-
| teous, Springfield, 1890 81:
Mrs. B. ]. Ahrens, Suffield. 1890
--1o1; Mrs. c. J. Kprvin. Suffield.
I140-30-110.