The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-29
GOLF

Nearly SlXty members or tnt Country Club of Waterbury, par. ticipated in the annual Black arlc Blue team golf match Saturday won by the Blacks explained bS Alfred E. Hart: many of the scher. uled field of 88 not playing because of cold weather. The losers by 6 small margin 45 leg to 4 1-2) were Captain T. E. Conway's Bluesc, tho winners guests of the losers at din. ner Saturday evening, where Presi- dent Raymond E. BasSett intro. dticed the speakers, Judge Conway J. Francis Smith, acting captain oi the Blacks; club professional Andy Guilbault, W. P. (Hank) O'Don. nell and John A. Cluney, locaI sports editors.
 Ned Farley's 77 was low score fol the day, though the club champion won three points from Harold Bee- bee he was on the losing team.
 At the dinner, the memory of two recently deceased club members who always took part in the Black Blue team match W. R. (Red) Gil- man and Lewis J. Hart, was honor cd by a minutes silence, all present standing during the remembrance.
 Course Improved
 At watertown the annual Red- Blue opening of the season team match was postponed because of the weather, but members met in the evening to hear Jresident Jack Reardon speak of plans to bring the course back to It's original l8 hole layout. with IS available for use by July IS; 13 to be playable next Saturday, when the Red-Blue team match will be held. Johnny Wy socki, new club pro and course Su- perintendent, was introduced to the members.
 Municipal
 Because of poor golf weather, the Spring Hondicap tournament quail flying round at the Municipal course was postponed until next Satur- day and Sunday. Club professional Joe Bracken will attend the Con- neticut PGA meeting tonight at Mill River Country Club.
 Because both teams finished with a net 00 W. B. Plckard and his partner R. T. Benedict and pr. A E. Rogers with Dr. Gilbert Kilduh shared the best ball, one-half han. dicap prize at Country Club of Wa. terbury yesterday. Rogers-Kildufi had S2-i3-0o while the Pickard- Benedict team scored 86-l7-6o fol
 R. W. Harvey and E. J. Rich. mond, 90-l0-70; T. E. Conway and L. L. Lewis, S3-l3-70; and P. Rob- inson and pr. A. E. Anderson, 76- l5-7l.
 KickerS Handicap
 Arthur H. Quigley, 95-l7-7s; P, Hershey 9e-l0-7e; T. E. Conway 9e-19-7l; pr. J. j. Casagrande 9l- 20-7l: pr. A. E. Rogers 92-l4-78; Dr. Gilbert Kilduff 92-l3-7o; H. r Lux 10l -22-79; W. s. Heyniger so- i0-79: c. D. Tyack 96-i5-s0; Phil Robinson 90-i6-76; A. W. Malsch o3-lS-77; George Merkle S7-l0-77; R. II. Leach l03-2e-76; pr. A. ' Anderson 90-l5-75; A. W. NalscfI 93-ls-75 pr. K. E. Blanchard s3- s-76; E. II. Jones 10l-2e-73; F Foley 06-22-73; W. Casey 8e-l5-73
 No card draw: Robert Reinicke
 Saturday Scores
 Best ball scores: J. Doublas Lu' nan and Harold Leever S0-li-69 H. Leever and pr. J. W. Mosch 87- l7.70; W. M. Goss, ST., and Ned Farley 75-5-7l; pr. K. E. Blanch. ard and W. M. QoSS, Jr. 76-6-7i.
 Kickers' Handicap: J, H. Tur' bert 92-12-e0; W. M. Goss, Jr, Sl- 6-75; A. L. Hart l0l -26-75; E. R Farley 77-2-76; R. W. Harvey ol- 12-79; George Merkle 80-l0-79; H P. Lux 9e-26.73; O. D. Tyack 06- 22-73: George Swentor s3-5-78; J. j. Collotty 104-26-7e; W. A. Amelung 94-l6-7s; II. Leever 98-l0-78; R. E. BaSSett 96-20-76; A. W. Malsch 94- 1e.76; W. W. Brown l06-30-76; E. J. Richmond 90-l4-76; E. A. An- derson, Jr., 9e-22-76; and Paul A. Monroe 9i-l6-76.