The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-20
WOJACK LOW
 MAN WITH IT;
 CHASE SECOND

III the second annual I. R. A. team
 golf tournament played yesterday
 afternoon at East Mountain, the U.
 s. Rubber team of Chet Wojack,
 Gus Klem, Henry Cieslewski. Joe
 Wujcik won this event for the sec-
 ond year with a total 309 low gross
 for the foursome. They beat their
 old record of 314 last year by 5 strokes this year. setting new low team score. Wojack posted a low gross of 75, Klem 79, Cieslewski 77, and Wujcik 78.
 Chase Brass came in second in this classic event, posting a 329 score for its four-man team which Included Vic Zemmons, Ned Farley, Frank Biletz and Tom Cochard.
 The American Brass who placed second last year came in third this year with 331, tying Scovill who also posted the same score.
 Conn. L. & P. was fourth with S33, Bristol next with 338, Water bury Companies, 372, and U. s. Time D83.
 MAtty Penikas, Jimmy Bredice, Jack Strew and Gus Klem were East Mountain annual mems golf tournament winners of semi-final matches played yesterday. Penikas won from Winnie Luckman 2 and l; Vic zemmons lost to Bredice by the same score; which Strew edged Tony Loctic 2-1 and Klem won the closest match from Jim Kryskoski. l up. Gus needed to win 9 hole match recently to stay in the tourn- ament.
 Second flight matches saw Larry Hancock win over F. D. Ryan, 2| and 1, and Walter Zanavich take the measure of Bob Kelley. 3 and 2. In the third flight, V. King trimmed Frank Bergin, 1 up, and J. Brislin conquered Jim McQuade, 3 and 2.
 The clubs annual summer get- together is planned for Aug. 26.
 A gross 84 by Bert Dillon and net 70 by Everett Murphy was good enough to win the Scovill Foremen's Association golf tourney at Chip panee club, Bristol on Sunday. A Laudate and R. Card won Kickers' Handicap prizes with scores of 82; while Bill Coleman, Dave Angel, Everett Murphy, Henry Littlejohn, Ray Fancher, A. Laudate, John Fogarty, Howard Kraft, Bill Strok- alaitis and Bert Dillon won mer- chandise prizes.
 Starting on the eleventh hole, | MAI Ulo rlaxy &,,r,,ad ;o o xoor a0 c,,~ day to post the best score of the | season for Country club of Wa terbury member; an effort which | also won the ball sweepstakes. On Saturday, W. M. (BilD Goss scored Q 77 to win the gross prize in the ball sweeps event.
 Low net winners were: J. Francis | Smith 75-10-65; R. E. Cleveland 89-20-69; Frank Green 78-8-70; Frank Kenney, 92-23-70; and E. J. Richmond, 80-9-71.
 Kickers' handicap results: L. G. | Kunkel, 96-23-7S; Frank Kenney, 93-20-73; Harold Beebe, 77.4-73; Paul E. Fenton, 93-20-73; Col. William A. Amelung, S6-15-71; Frank Green, 78-7-71; R. Leach, s. J. Morgan, 86-15-7l.
 Low net winners were: R. P. Crane, 92-20-72; A. A. Martinson, Hal Leever, 95-22-73; Dr. A. E. Anderson, 89-15-74; George Merkle, 83-6-75; D. s. Granniss, Harold Beebe, 79-4-75. ;l
 Kickers' handicap results: R. K. Walter, 92-20-72; A. A. Martinson. Judge P. J. Healey, 95- 23-72; R. H. Paine, 92-18-74; T. c. Merriman, 101-27-74; E. J. Daly, Jr. 86-12-74; c. D. Tyack, 9l-l1-so; c. c. Shee, 95-15-8Os William s. Heyniger, 90-10-80; Paul E. Fenton, 99-20-79; Dr. A. E. Anderson, 89-14-75; Harold Lee yer. 95-20-75; Harold Beebe, 79-4 -75: s. J. Morgan, 91-13-78; Tom Neary. 85-7-78.
 Frank Staszowski, brother of the Country Club golf pro- at Winsted, was named Torirngton Country club profess sional, to succeed Paul Bell, who has not been at Torrington since l943. Announcement of the ap- pointment of Frank Staszowski, 6-4 In height, was made Saturday night at a dinner following team match won by Torrington from Green wood, 76-62 in points. Stan Stas- brother of Frank, has re- turned from three years Pacific sheater duty to take his old job, kept for him by his brother on a