The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-03

you appreciate the efforts of Q hard working committee by turning in Q qualifying score.
 Something . little different is be. ing tried at Mattatuck this season. All prizes for the different club events will be stored away and pre- sented at dinner which will be held shortly after the championship tourney. This system is being used with much success by most of the clubs throughout the state.
 Pete FitzFIenry, Mattatucks lone "hole in oner", used his butter for the last shot of his stroke allotment and rolled his ball up to within three inches of the cup to capture the first honors of the Flag Tourna. ment held Memorial Day. Bill Mur- phy of New York and Waterbury was Q close second, placing his last shot on the 18th green. Southpaw Frank Spallone finished on the 18th fairway, which brought him the third prize.
 Joe Colucci had Q sad tale to tell the stool jockies ct his brother Mikes Chophouse when he heturned from fairwaying ct Mattatuck last Sunday evening. Joe took on his frend Leo "fIot" McMahon in @ match in which @ little collateral was involved. Twas Joe that gave the biskS but 1t was Leo who grin- ningly collected. Joe says the grecnskeeper, who last season pre-. sented "Hot" with Q bag of grass seed, after watching the golfing lineman extract Q few toupee. .like divots would not believe he was the same fellow, if he tourned the fair. ways with him this season.
 We note that the Powers that Be, up at the Watertown club have ap. pointed Q very efficient tournament chairman in the person of Art Evans. Art has some very capable assistants in Gus Steers, Irv. Malsch, Wlifred Pickard, Harold Madden and Ed. Daunais. Matta. tuck extends the wish that Water. towns tourney ventures meet with profound success.
 Last minute reports from the camp of Casper Spearo, Mattatuck's lmarathoner, have 1t that the heavy. weight clothes merchant is in prime shape for his 00-hole in one day trip about the Wolcott layout sched- uled for this Friday, June 5. Casper will start on his "Bunion Derby" ct 6:30 Q. m. and expects to finish the halfway mark on his grind about noon hour. He is going to utilize the services of three caddies, change shoes several times and he is to have his private trainer on hand, just in case. Nothing has been said about pants changes but 1t is the writer's opinio nthat plenty of pants will be used when climbing the hilly fifth on the last long round. No doubt Q large gallery will be on hand to encourage Casper during his last round which should be on about ZOO p. m. No one will doubt our word when we say Casper hes e large days work ahead of him.
 A KicEar's Handicap for the ladies is listed for Saturday and Sunday. Scores turned in during this event will be used as c basis for handicap assignments which will be used in the womens handicap tournament to be run of about two weeks hence. Pro Paul Prill will be in charge of the Ladies Kicker.
 Calling All Pars!
 Ed. Corrigan, free lance golfer was seen doing the rounds on the recent holiday. Ed, who was accompanied by Harry Hard, the Watertown philosopher, bagged several birdies during the round. Jim Conway, one of the tournament committee men, proved he is the best judge of his own game when he insisted on @ 10 handicap. Jim spent the last shot of his stroke allotment for the A.aA