Dayton, Reese Win Veterans
Week Tourney At Brierwood
Wash Dayton and Bill Reese shot
62 to win the top Might in the second
annual Veterans Week Tournament
last Friday at Brierw(x>d.
The better net ball of twosome
event attracted 158 players.
Proceeds from the tournament bene
fit Calabash VFW Post 7288 and
American Legion Post 503.
In the A Flight, Dayton and Reese
edged defending champions Al
Branham and Bill McDavit on a
match of cards. Dick Smith and
Jerry Russ finished third with 66,
followed by Ron Estes and Bob
Platenberg, also with 66.
The B Flight also was decided on
a match of cards, with Jack Brooks
and Rud Hall finishing first with 64.
Walt Benes and Pat Varney placed
second and Bill Minscher and Don
Nelson were third. Lew Meyer and
George O'Connell took fourth with
a 65.
In the C Flight, Bob Phillips and
Jim Ucci shot 56 and took first place
on a match of cards over L.C.
Bollinger and Paul Schasney. Bill
Parr and Roy Bleich placed third
with a round of 60, and Fred
Hohorst and Bill Johnson finished
fourth with 62.
Top finishers in the D Flight were
Bo Lee and Lee Morrow with 61.
Bob Borstock and Bob Stilwell were
second with 63, followed by Russ
Shillingburg and Ed McEachran
with 63. John Pape and Hal
Reibesehl were fourth with 66.
In the mixed flight, Jerry Single
tary and Geri Sellers placed first
with a 58. Runners-up were John
Roach and Jan Cowie with 60, Don
and Jane Mahncke with 61 and
Frank and Joan Chancier with 61.
Nan Bouldin and Hilda Hall won
the women's flight with a 61. They
edged Geri Shillingburg and Sue
McEachran on a match of cards.
Calabash VFW hosted a pig
pickin' and awards ceremony fol
lowing play. The third annual Vete
rans Week Tournament is tentatively
scheduled Nov. 4, 1994, at Brier
wood.
Carolina Shores Ladies
Sally Manifold shot gross 95 and
Helen Morrison fired net 85 to lead
the first flight in the Carolina Shores
Ladies Golf Association tournament
last Thursday at Colonial Charters.
Mary Johnson, who had a hirdie
and chip-in, led the second flight
with gross 97. Kathy Deming had
the low net of 76.
Third flight winners were Gerry
Burdick with gross 116 and Irene
Crane with net 81.
Use Uateman had gross 108 and
Doris Rice posted a net 71 to lead
the fourth flight.
Reporting chip-ins were Doris
Rice at the sixth hole, Sue Baer at
the 13th, Ruth Rice at the 16th and
Alice Abbene at the ninth and 16th.
Brierwood Ladies
Joanna Lang and Ann Causer shot
net 30 to tie for first place in the top
flight of the Brierwood Ladies Golf
Association tournament last Tues
day.
Golfers counted scores on par 3
holes and par 5 holes only and used
half of their handicaps. Rose Reiter
finished second with a score of 32.5,
and she had low putts with 30.
In the second flight, Ruth Linder
led the way with a round of 29.5.
She was followed by Dot Crean
with 30.5 and Maureen Farley with
31.5. Linder had low putts with 30.
Third flight winners were Ellie
Scutt and Shirley Groff with scores
of 28.5. Anne Guffee was second
with 31.5. Groff and Betty Blough
tied for low putts with 31 each.
; Ginny Anzelone finished first in
the fourth flight with a round of 26.
Sally Dye was second with net 32,
and Peg Steiner third with 33. Dye
had low putts in the flight with 32.
Linder chipped in for birdie at the
seventh hole and also chipped in at
the sixth. Mary Schaack uiidicd the
second hole. Making chip-ins were
Marie Dolan at the first, Fran
Torgersen at the 15th and Bobbie
Maples at 18.
Sea Trail Men
The team of John Ewart (blind
draw), Ron Reopel, Bob Delaney
and Ken Harris shot 146 to win the
Sea Trail Men's Golf Association
tournament last Tuesday.
Teams counted the low gross
score and low net score on each
hole. Finishing second, also with
146, were John Ewart, Peter Crock
ett, Rick Redeker and Lou Meyer.
Sidney Roberson, Bob Moore,
Bud Tunt and Gerry Nappy placed
third with 148. The foursome of
Stan Risch, Tom Coniglio, Keith
Curry and Dutch Geesey took fourth
with 149.
Closest-to-the-pin winners were
John Murphy at the fifth hole and
Bob Graham at the 17lh.
On Nov. 2, the team of Ray Was
ham, Ed Hughes, Keith Curry and
Dave Llewellyn shot 17 under par to
win the Sea Trail men's event on the
Maples course.
Finishing two shots hack in sec
ond place were Gene Williams, Ed
Stepanovich (blind draw), Bob
Kakos and John Stokes.
Herb Holman. Stan Risch, Rick
Redeker and Jim Baham finished
third at 14 under par, followed by
John Murphy, John Gregory,
Howard Van Dusen and Bill
Kushner at 1 3 under.
Closest-to-the-pin winners were
Ray Washam at the third hole. Bob
Moore at the fifth, Stan Risch at the
1 1th and Guy Moulton at the 17th.
Brierwood Scramble
Nick Lacerenza, Bob Sterner,
Rose Reiter and Dede Havenga shot
33 to win the nine-hole, mixed
scramble last Thursday at Brier
wood.
Danny Smith, Alice Micali, Jim
Roach and George Cleasby shot 34
to tie for second place with the team
of Roy Havenga, Jean Lacerenza
and Dick Baxter.
Brick Landing Ladies
Sue Nelson and Pat Taylor took
first place in the Brick Landing
Ladies Golf Association team tour
nament last Thursday.
Before play, partners decided
which player's score would count on
even-numbered holes and which
would count on odd-numbered
holes.
Vivian Rowe and Betty Bonniol
tied for second place with the team
of Martha Cullen and Ruth Gardner.
Tied for third place were the
teams of Rose Gorney and Rose
mary Dobson, and Millie Thomas
and Edna Hollowell.
Making birdies were Rowe at the
13th hole and Taylor at the 17th.
Peggy Campana had chip-ins at the
second and fourth holes.
fir/erwood Ninettes
Kathy Stoll shot 34 for a four
stroke victory in the Brierwood
Ninettes tournament last Thursday.
Runners-up were Judy Durham
with 38 and Marcia Kartsen with 41.
Durham had a par at the ninth hole
and finished with low putts. She was
followed by Stoll and Harriet
Schuler.
Sea Trail Ladies
Jean Krisher fired net 67 to lead
the first flight in the Sea Trail Ladies
Golf Association tournament last
Tuesday.
Runners-up included Jackie Dent
with net 74 and Peggy Cooper with
77. Jan Riek and Pam Hayes tied for
fourth place with rounds of 79.
in the second flight, Gayle
Schadle placed first with net 69.
Lois Pike finished second with 78,
followed by Barbara Pointer and
Betty Geesey with scores of 79.
Ruth's Renegades
Golfers counted odd-numbered
holes on the front nine and even
numbered holes on the back nine in
the Ruth's Renegades tournament
last Thursday.
Top finishers at Brierwood were
Peg Steiner with net 25, Mary
Ahearn with 45.5 and Evelyn Wuth
rich with 45.5.
Ahearn had the overall low gross
of 107, while Steiner had the low net
of 72. Making chip-ins were Ahearn
at the fifth hole and Marion Corbin
at the eighth.
Teddy Altreuter led the field at
Bay Tree with a r.et score of 42.5.
Runners-up were Arlene Singleton
with 46 and Wanda Ogden with 48.
Altreuter had the overall low
gross of 113, and Singleton posted
the low net of 74. Ogden had a chip
in at the 10th hole.
Brierwood
Homeowners
Gene and Bobbye Cordisco shot
13-under-par 59 to win the Br er
wood Homeowners best ball event
last Saturday.
Pat and Ginger Sugrue finished
second with a round of 65. Tied for
third at 66 were Dick and Barbara
Baxter, Tony and Joanna Maglione
and Matt and Marian Monaghan.
Tied for fourth place with scores
of 67 were Jim and Marje Roach,
Nick and Jean Lacerenza and Bill
and Alice Grossman.
Golf in' Around
Eleven golf clubs participated in
the recent nine-hole tournament
sponsored by the Golfin' Around
league at Brick Landing.
Golfers competed from Belve
dere, Brick Landing, Brierwood,
Carolina Shores, Fox Squirrel, Olde
Point, Pine Valley, The Cape, Top
sail Greens, Sea Trail and Echo
Farms.
Representing Brick Landing's
"Nine Is Fine" group in the tourna
ment were Marion Gill, Janet Tiede,
Bette Squire, Eloise Hewett, Barbara
Kosanke, Mary Gilliam and Suz
anne Holmes.
Winners included Squire with low
gross in the first flight. Gill with low
gross in the third flight and Gilliam
with low net in the third flight.
Brierwood Men
The foursome of Jim Roach, Don
Redding. Ted Narazinski and Char
lie Stransky shot 139 to win the
Brierwood Men's Golf Association
event last Thursday.
Teams counted one best ball on
par 3 holes, two balls on par 4s and
three balls on par 5s.
The winners finished 13 under
par, five strokes ahead of the sec
ond-place team of Joe Reiter, Odie
Johnson, Ned Dye and Matt Monag
han.
Bill Allen, Jerry Lula, Dick Anze
lone and Gene Cordisco placed third
with a score of 145.
On Nov. 8, the team of Joe Reiter,
Howard Bayne, Ted Narazinski and
Gene Cordisco shot 127 to win a
two best ball event at Brierwood.
Finishing second with 128 was
the team of John Twomey. Dick
Anzelone. Keith Howell and George
Cleasby.
Brunswick Ladybirds
Kay Brannon (if Oak Island shot
gross 82 to lead the championship
flight in the Brunswick Ladybird
League tournament Oct. 27 at Oak
Island Country Club.
Nancy Bouldin of Brierwood
placed second with gross 88. Ia>w
net winners were Florence Greene
of Oak Island and Marje Roach of
Brierwood with rounds of 72.
Brierwood's Mary Schaack had a
73.
In the first flight. Lib Brooks of
Oak Island had the low gross of 93
and Joanna Lang of Brierwood shot
the low net of 71. Runners-up in
cluded Ellen Parker of Oak Island
with net 78 and Beth Davis of Olde
Fort and Paula Kalweit of Fox
SquiiTel with gross scores of 101.
Posting low gross scores in the
second flight were Lois Beato of
Brierwood with 101 and Helen
Baker of Brierwood with 102.
Gloria Riley of Fox Squirrel shot net
79 and Pat O Brien of Oak Island
had 80.
Pierrette Tompkins of Brierwood
shot gross 102 and Liz Dodge of
Oak Island had 104 to lead the third
flight. Shirley Vazquez of Carolina
Shores and Gay Morris of Oak
Island tied for low net with rounds
of 76. Doerthe Needham of Carolina
Shores was second with net 77.
Fourth flight winners included
Muriel Mueller of Oak Island with
the low gross and Irene Crane of
Carolina Shores with low net. Jenny
Briggs and Louise Oldman, both of
Carolina Shores, tied for second low
gross. Ellie Scutt of Brierwood and
Blanche Johnson of Carolina Shores
tied for second low net.
Top finishers in the fifth flight
were Ruby Rickard of Fox Squirrel
with low gro?? and llse Rateman of
Carolina Shores with low net. Inky
Remais of Carolina Shores finished
with the second low gross. Ducky
Rice of Carolina Shores and Joan
Van Noordt of Oak Island tied for
second low net.
Low putt winners were as fol
lows: championship flight, Ann
Causer, Brierwood; first flight. Don
na Jenks, Olde Fort; second flight,
Mary Johnson, Carolina Shores;
third flight. Dee Young, Oak Island,
and Irene Bryant, Brierwood; fourth
flight, Polly Doane, Fox Squirrel;
fifth flight, Harriette Jones.
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Karate Competitors
Students from Four Winds of Karate & Kung-Fu in Shallotte participated in a Student Appreciation
tournament at the Wilmington Boys Club last Saturday. Competitors included (front row , from left)
Christopher Gore, first in kata, third in fighting; Joy Johnston, first in kata, second in fighting; Byron
Nelson, first in kata, second in fighting; Lynn Grissctt, second in kata, third in fighting; (back row,
from left) Shawn Stanley, first in kata, no competition in fighting; Shannon Bland, second in kata,
first in fighting; Amanda Bland, fourth in kata, first in fighting; Christopher Richard, third in kata,
fourth in fighting; and instructor Bip Taylor.
RECREATION BRIEFS
Youth Wrestling Starts Monday
The Brunswick County Parks and
Recreation Department will hold
registration for its winter youth
wrestling program starting next
week.
Children can sign up starting
Mon-day at West Brunswick High
School, South Brunswick High
School and Lincoln Primary School.
Hours are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m.,
and participants should come dres
sed to work out. Registration also
will he held Nov. 23. 29 and 30.
BOWLING ROUNDUP
Williams Leads
Woodmen League
Beverly Williams rolled a 219
high game and 568 series to lead the
women in the Woodmen of the
World Winter Mixed League last
Friday at Brunswick County
Bowling Center.
Other top finishers included Faye
Hagler, 19<), 502; Lois Ramsey, 179,
494; Linda Fluegel, 178. 497;
Regina Lyles. 173, 457; Doreen Al
loway, 171, 439; and Lynn Gause,
170,407.
The high roller among the men
was Jimmy Pierce with a 242 high
game and 666 series.
Also posting high scores were
Chris Chappell, 234, 596; Lee
Harris, 227. 577; Tom Haley, 225,
594; David Caraway, 224, 57*8; Jim
my Robinson, 213. 605; Ervin
Stanley, 213, 514; Steven Clem
mons. 212. 578; Kelly Todd, 203,
565; Steve Harris. 201, 522; and
Shelton Inman. 200, 536.
Brunswick Belles
Dot Wayland rollsd a high game
of 210, a 472 scratch series and a
628 handicap series to lead the
Brunswick Belles League last
Wednesday at the howling center.
Other top finishers included Pat
Chiarizia, 185, 452, 668; Sarah
Scott, 183, 481, 595; Carol Vealey,
178, 474, 609; Elsie Rickbeil, 168.
457, 664; and Jean Lacerenza, 175,
403, 640.
Clare Stoll had a 169 high game
and 466 scratch series. Other high
game scores included Ginny Anze
lnnp 1*7-7 Mifh
lUllt Willi i > / , lUuiian iMui.u^iiuii
with 175 and Janice Owen with 173.
The sign-up fee is $10 per child.
For information, call Joe Rosselli at
253-4357 or 1-800-222-4790.
Hoops On The Way
Registration for the county parks
and recreation department's youth
basketball program is scheduled
Dec. 4. II and 18.
Boys and girls ages 5 to 15 can
sign up from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. at
Shallotte Middle School, Leland
Middle School or South Brunswick
Middle School.
Area kids will be participating in
the Jr. Hornets program this winter,
a promotional campaign of the
National basketball Association's
Charlotte Hornets.
The registration fee is $10. and
children should come to registration
ready to practice.
For more information, call Joe
Rosselli at 253-4357 or 1-800-222
4790.
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