The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-22
THREE KNOTTED
 FOR LOW CROSS FEMALE HONORS
Waterbury Women Parti- cipate in Springfield
 Tourney Yesterday


 Springfield, July 22.-Carol Smith, long-hitting Hartford golfer, Mrs. c. J. Downey. Springfield veteran and Kathryn Ravens of Manchester tied for low gross honors in the annual women's golf tournament at tho Springfield Country club yes- terday. The event is annually sportL sored by the Connecticut WoFnens Golf association. It drew Q field Of 60, said to bo c record for this sec. ton, although fields in many of the Connecticut tournaments have been larger.
 The Misses Smith and Haven and Mrs. Downey carded 06s over tho West Side layout but eclipsing any, thing that either could do in the scoring line, or the rest of field that matter, was the brilliant driv- inR exhibition put on by Miss Smith as one of the side features of the big golfing day.
 In 0 special competition Miss Smith aggregated 704h yards for three drives down the 10th fair way, or slightly under an average of 23B yards on each hit. It was one Of tho best exhibitions of tee hitting ever produced by woman golfer in this particular section. Her drives were 244M, 24l, 230.
 The three players who tied for low gross, matched cards for first prize in this division of play and tho Manchester player won. Mrs. Dow. ney, however, won the special put- ting competition. Easily one of the best putters this section ever pro. duced Mrs. DoWney won with 2B butts. Low net honors in the first division went to Mrs. D. I. Mar cello, of Indrian Hill, with 79. Miss Ravens really won with q 7l but could take only one prize. Summary;
 Class A Carol Smith, Hartford. 8o' Grace Hilton, Wampnnoag 08, Mrs w. o. Brown, Farmington 90, Mrs. Eddy. Indian Till 80. Mrs. Harmon Dohit, suffioid 04, Mrs. l.. II. R. Brown, Farmington 06, Mrs. Turn hill, springfield %, Mrs. Fen, Wampanoag 00, Mrs. George Kerr, i,onRincadoWs %, Ida Quaglini, Lud- low, i0i, Kathryn Haveiis, Man- chester 86, Mrs. Ellsworth Avon v4, Mrs, Cook, Hartford 87, Mrs. Philip Barney, Farmington 03, Mrs. Barn. ea. Farmington O0, Mrs. Rowland, Indian Hill %, Mrs. D. I. Marcello, Indian Hill, 60, Mrs. Chapman, Trooklawn O6, Mrs. E. D. Nicls, T,ongmOadoW O4, Mrs. 0. J. Downey, gpringfield 8S, Miss II. skinner, springnefild 86, Mrs. M. J. .Lawlor' Waterbury 02, Mrs. E. R Spencer, NciRewood 04, Helen DowncN Spring. field OB, Louise Ranger, sprnigtieiild O0. Grace Balch, Springfield %.
 CjlasS D Mrs. Lown. Edgcwood 100 Mrs, Cecil, WNmpRnoag i02, Mrs. r g Hatch, LongmeadoW l04, Mrs Hubbard, EdgeWood 104, Mrs Hubbard, Edgewood i04, Mrs. J. E Keegan, Ludlow lO6, Mrs. slickney Ludlow i0b. Mrs, q. Williams Long meadow l0b, MrS. M. Q. King springtield ii4, Mrs. c. c. P9ulson, i,onQTneadow O6, Miss Glenn, Indian Hili los, Mrs. Benson, Edgcwood 100, Mrs, Conncll, Edgewood 100. MrS' Johnson, Manchester %. Mrs. Bon' iey, Mattatuck, 08, Mrs. Slavin iOi, Mrs. c. l.. Platt, Wnmpanoag iOi, Mrs, Q. r. Vernland, Spring field 100.
 Glass c dross Mrs Herbert Meyer Ludlow %, Mrs. Q, l. RichardS f,onRmeadow i04, Mrs. q. Peltop, Springfield lOb, Mrs. symonton LongnleadOw i07, Mrs. W. Jacques Springfield l08, Mrs. Mcioonald. Ludlow lO8, Mrs. Buska1, Ludlow IiO, Mrs. TIoss, Springfietild l27, Mrs Matthew's, Longmeadow l08, Mrs Clark, Longmeadow li3, Mrs. Hath' away, Manchester l28, Mrs. Conway! Mattatuck ll2, Mrs. Stoddard Springfield ii8, E. Stephenson Hartford.