Lynn Jerr Wins Carolina
Shores Points Tournament
Lynn Jerr had 33 points to win the
first flight in the Carolina Shores
ladies Golf Association points tour
nament last Thursday at Ocean Isle
Beach Golf Course.
Ginnie Derrickson placed second
with 28 points. Golfers received one
point for net bogey, two for par,
three for birdie and five for eagle.
Top finishers in the second flight
were Ruth Radcliffe with 35 points
and Kathy Deming with 34.
Gerry Burdick led the third flight
with 36 points. She was followed by
Ruby Vanderburg with 34.
Fourth flight winners were Inky
Remais with 36, Evelyn Juskis with
35 and Jane Mahncke with 34.
Ruth Radcliffe had the only birdie
of the day. Eileen Deehan had low
putts with 27.
Carding chip-ins were Blanche
Johnson at the first hole, Lois How
ard at the seventh, Shirley Vazquez
at the eighth. Jean Sperry at the 16th
and Lois Hargreaves at the 18th.
Brierwood Men
The team of Bob LaWall, Jerry
Lula, Paul Keeley and Charlie Stran
sky shot 209 to win the Brierwood
Men's Golf Association best ball
tournament last Thursday.
Teams counted the two best balls
on the first six holes, all four balls
on the next six and three best balls
on the last six. Dave Harper, Don
Redding, Ned Dye and Gene Cord
isco placed second with 210.
On Oct. 25, two teams tied for
first place in the Brierwood men's
two best ball event.
Paul Dunfee, Dave Harper, Jerry
Smith and Bob Sterner shot 19-un
der-par 125 to tie the team of
Howard Scutt, Jack Causer and Bob
Allwein.
Brick Landing Ladies
The Brick landing Ladies Golf
Association celebrated Halloween
early last week with an "Orange
Ball" tournament.
Teams played for the lowest score
with the orange ball. Team members
took turns using the ball on each
hole.
First place went to the team of
June Beck, Rosemary Dobson, Ruth
Gardner and Vivian Rowe.
Millie Thomas, Terry Ehlers,
Betty Bonniol and Martha Cullen
tied tor second place with the ioutr -
some of Peg Campana, Ursula Sty
czynski, Sue Houston and Sue
Nelson.
Finishing third was the team of
Alice Grossman, Joan Behrle, Lor
aine Babcock and Marie Barry.
Carding birdies were Styczynski,
Gardner and Rowe. Chip-ins were
reported by Styczynski, Houston
and Thomas. Nelson had a hole-in
one at the 17th hole.
Brierwood Scramble
Howard Scutt, Bob Sterner, Bar
bara Baxter and George Cleasby
shot 33 to win the nine-hole mixed
scramble last Thursday at Brier
wood.
Three teams tied for second place
with scores of 35. They were Jerry
Lula, Ned Dye, Ellie Scutt and June
Cleasby; Greg Bouldin, Jim Guffee
and Rita Dugan; Joe Reiter, Alice
Micali, Ann Guffee and Sally Dye.
Lockwood Shootout
Fran Hursh and Ron Steele fin
ished at plus 15 to win the Shootout
last Wednesday at Lockwood Golf
Links.
Joe Brust and Fred McGee were
second with plus 1014, followed by
Perry Morris and Alex Daniel with
plus 4 A.
Helen Fritz was the best golfer on
a non-winning team with plus 8.
Ruth's Renegades
Members of Ruth's Renegades
golf group competed for low gross
and low net honors last Thursday at
Brierwood.
The team of Dot Frey and Ruth
Brown had the low gross of 233 and
low net of 153. Mary Elliot and
Mary Ahearn had the second low
gross of 233 and the third low net of
158.
Finishing with the third low gross
and second low net were Jen Ward
and Madeline Mahony with 235 and
155.
Ahearn had the individual low
gross with 106. and Brown had the
low net with 68.
CS Travel League
Bill McCroskey and Jerry Rubin
shot 64 to win the first flight in the
Carolina Shores Men's Travel
League tournament last Friday at
Lockwood Golf Links.
Runners-up in the best net ball of
twosome event were Dick Stewart
and Dan Cuomo with net 67. On a
match of cards, third place went to
the team of John Ward and Gene
Miltner with 69.
In the second flight, John Kellen
bach and Jim Mahony (blind draw)
led the way with a round of 62. The
team of Jim Ahearn and Jack Rcc
tenwald shot 64 and placed second
on a match of cards over Frank Eck
ert and Bob Krivos.
Brierwood Ninettes
Marion Allen fired net 17 to win
the Brierwood Ninettes tournament
last Friday. Golfers counted scores
on their best five holes.
Runners-up were Carol Soucie
with net 18 and Kay Allwein with
19. Marcia Kartsen had a chip-in at
the 16th hole.
Allen, Pat Narazinski and Kathy
Stoll tied for low putts with 16 each.
Hazel Casey was second with 17
putts.
Carolina Shores
? Scramble
Carl Dino, Rick VanderVeer, Fred
Edwards and Gary Molt shot 59 to
win the Riverboat Restaurant scram
ble tournament Oct. 14 at Carolina
Shores.
On a match of cards, second place
went to the team of Ray Washam,
Bob Washam, Jim Ouigley and Dan
Curtis with 62.
Finishing third, also with 62, was
the foursome of Ron Atkinson, Don
Atkinson, Ed Duraney and Phil
McNelis.
Mike Murphy, Joe Baran, Rick
Robinson and Keith Stanzel also
shot 62 and placed fourth.
Ian Glen, Anita Glen, Jerry Till
son and Sheila Tillson were named
the most fun team with a score of
79.
The next scramble at Carolina
Shores will be Monday, Nov. 22. at
1 1 :30 a.m.
Br/erwood Ladies
Doris Dunfee and Mary Schaack
posted rounds of net 54 to tie for
first place in the top flight of the
Brierwood Ladies Golf Association
tournament last week.
Golfers dropped scores on their
two worst holes. Sara McCul lough
and Ann Causer tied for second
place with scores of 56. Marj Roach
was third with 57, and Schaack had
low putts with 30.
In the second flight, Helene Baker
and Dot Crean tied for first place
with scores of net 57. Runners-up
were Lois Beato with 58 and Janice
Owens with 59.
Joan Cowie led the third flight
with a round of 44. Sara Lula was
second with 49, followed by Jane
Flieg with 55. Shirley Groff and
Cowie tied for low putts with 29
apiece.
Top finishers in the fourth flight
included Wyarian Taylor with net 55
and Betty Neal with 59. June
Cleasby and Fran Torgersen tied for
third place with 60. Taylor had low
putts with 30.
Reporting chip-ins were Esther
Smith at the first hole; Ginnie
Campbell, Cowie and Torgersen at
the second: Toni Iossi at the sixth;
and Flieg at the eighth.
Making birdies were Schaack at
the fourth and eighth holes, Owens
at the 13th and Causer at the 15th.
Andria Starks made the first birdie
at the 10th bole in, an association
tournament.
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