Sally Manifold Shoots 89
In Carolina Shores Tourney
Sally Manifold fired gross 89 to
lead the first flight in the Carolina
Shores Ladies Golf Association
tournament last Thursday.
lx>w net winners in the top flight
were Ginny Dorshimer with 71 and
Terry Gould with 72.
Second flight winners were Gin
nie Derrickson with gross 99 and
Sue Grciner with net 76. Jean Palm
er finished second with net 78.
Dolly Mott led the third flight
with gross 106. Dot Russo fired the
low net of 77. and Kathy Deming
had a 79.
Top finishers in the fourth flight
were Shirley Vazquez with gross
109 and Cynthia Omundsen with net
72. On a match of cards. Ducky
Rice was second with net 79.
Dorshimer had the day's only
birdie. Omundsen and Gladys Bow
en tied for low putts with 30 apiece.
Making chip-ins were Omundsen
and Carolyn D'Avanzo at the second
hole. Jenny Briggs and Gerry
Burdick at the eighth and Use
Bateman at the 17th.
Sea Trail Ladies
Heni Moulton. Phyllis Manfred.
Flo Ruff and Joan Llewellyn fin
ished at one under par and won the
Sea Trail Ladies Golf Association
nine-hole captain's choice tourna
ment last Wednesday.
Finishing second at two over par
was the team of Joan Worley, Jane
Bye, Maggie Crockett and Ann
Otten Golfers played the back nine
of the Jones course.
Five teams finished at plus three,
and order of finish was decided by a
draw of cards.
Taking third was the foursome of
Eva Baham, Martha Murphy, Holly
Metsch and Patti Matheny. Jill
Wilson. Elly Humboldt. Shirley
Peterson and Nin Consalvi finished
fourth.
Carding birdies were Llewellyn at
the 10th hole and Elaine Lawrenson
at the 13th
Br/erwoocf Men
The team of Bill Pingo, Gene
Cordisco, Joe Reiter and Bill
Goldsberry finished with 53 points
to win the Brierwood Men's Golf
Association points tournament last
Thursday.
Using the two best net scores on
each hole, teams received one point
for par, two points for birdie, three
for eagle and five for double eagle.
Dave Harper, Hank Culp and Ned
Dye racked up 48 points and tied for
second with the group that included
John Twomey, Hal Schuler and Jim
Kelleher.
In Brierwood Men's play last
Monday, the team of Ted Nara
zinski. Frank Steeves, Joe Reiter and
Bob Sterner shot 121 to win a two
best ball tournament. The winners
were 23 strokes under par.
Finishing one shot back in second
place were Jack Bubb. Dave Harper,
Ned Dye and Jim Kelleher. Neal
McCall. Bill Pingo and Bob Allwein
took third with a score of 125.
Carolina Shores Men
Gary Mott, Dick Brooks, Bern
Distler and Bob Lovaty shot 170 to
win the Carolina Shores Men's Golf
Association tournament last Thurs
day at Bay Tree.
Teams counted the two low net
scores on the front nine and three
low scores on the back nine.
Finishing second with 171 was
the team of Bill Marsh, Paul Neal.
Gordon Goodwin and Bernie Ander
son.
The foursome of Bob Kilgore.
John Ward, Dan Cuomo and Ted
Paliwoda took third with 172.
Closest-to-the-pin winners includ
ed Marsh at the sixth hole, Jerry
Downes at the eighth and John
Crane at the 12th.
Brick Landing Women
Betty Grace Crabbe and Martha
Cullen tied for first place in the first
flight of the Brick Landing Plant
ation Women's Golf Association
tournament last Thursday.
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Peggy Campana in second place and
Alice Grossman in third
Second flight winners included
Pat Taylor in first place and Ruth
Gardner in second. Tied for third
were Ginny Hohing and Marie
Barry.
Ursula Styczynski won the third
llight and was followed by Rose
mary Dobson and Edna Hollowed.
Reporting birdies were Vivian
Rowe at the second hole and Barrv
at the 12th. Chip-ins were made b\
Dobson at the sixth and Cullen at
the seventh.
Sea Trail Men
Byron Peterson. Herb Holman.
Ronnie Hahn and George Ix-felai
shot 125 to win the first (light in the
Sea Trail Men's Golt Association
tournament last Tuesday.
Playing the Bvrd course, team^
counted the two low scores on each
hole. Ray Washam, Roger U>ng.
Gene Williams and Ron Schadle fin
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ished second with a score of 129.
Leading the second flight with
127 was the foursome of Doug
Mehne, Bill Miller, Joe Hasson and
Dick Zinser. Finishing five strokes
back in second were Don Lowen
sten, Ray Dillon. Bud Tunt and a
blind draw.
Also using a blind draw, the team
of Bill Zanzalari. Joe Carpinello and
Rick Redeker won the third flight
with a 126. Tom Coniglio. Keith
Curry. Bob Delaney and a blind
draw took second with 132.
Winning the fourth flight with a
score of 123 was the team of Bob
Erbach. Dick Billiar, Bob Pearce
and Bill Connor. Ken Harris. Herb
Yost, Jerry Nappy and a blind draw
placed second w ith 136.
Closest-to-the-pin winners were
Tunt at the second hole, Zanzalari at
the seventh and Curry at the 12th.
Calabash Veterans
Wash Dayton, Mike Seek. Bob
Phillips and Steve Taylor shot 66 to
win the Calabash Veterans Golf
Association captain's choice Satur
day at River Hills.
Finishing one stroke back in sec
ond place was the team of Jack
Brady. Joe Ready, Bob Erbach and
Bill Jagoc.
Third place went to John Mar
cotte, Paul Turan. Harry Knowles
and Bernie Streeter with 69.
Last Friday, the Calabash Vet
erans held a three best nets of four
some tournament at Brunswick
Plantation.
Leading the way with a score of
191 was the team of Lew Meyer, Pat
Varney. Harry Birnic and Joe Ready
(blind draw).
Art McGinn. Walt Lee. Chester
Drouin and Jerry Russ finished sec
ond with 194.
The Calabash Veterans will play
Friday at Ocean Isle Beach Golf
Course. Show time is 7:30 a.m. for
the individual low net tournament.
Ruth's Renegades
Golfers dropped scores on their
two worst holes in the weekly
Ruth's Renegades tournament last
Thursday at Bay lree and Brier
wood.
Top finishers at Bay Tree were
Karen Mugridge with net 79, Teddy
Altreuter with 79.5 and Ann Genco
with 80.5.
Mugridge had the overall low
gross of 111 and net 79. Ruth Brown
had the low net of 76 and gross 115.
Altreuter was third in both divisions
with gross 117 and net 80. Jackie
Storm had a chip-in at the ninth
hole.
At Brierwood. Evelyn Wuthrich
led the way with net 62. She was
followed by Anne Trudeau with 65
and Evie Hart with 66.5.
Wuthrich also had the overall low
gross of 111 and low net of 73. Run
ners-up were Trudeau with 118 and
82 and Hart with 120 and 79. Lois
Hargreaves had a chip-in at the first
hole.
Brierwood Ladies
Joanna Lang shot net 25.5 to win
the first (light in the Brierwood
Ladies Golf Association crossover
tournament !as! Tuesday.
Runners-up in the top flight in
cluded Doris Dunfee with net 27.
Marje Roach and Rose Reiter tied
for third place with scores of 28.
Dunfee also had low putts with 27.
In the second flight, top finishers
were Catherine Clemmons with
25.5, Betty Macrker with 26, Elsie
RickbieI with 27 and Lois Bcato
with 27.5. Macrkcr had low putts
with 30.
Sally Dye led the third flight with
net 24.5. She was followed by Dot
Crean with 26. Sue McCann with 29
and Shirley Groff and Betty Neal
with 29.5. Elizabeth Carter had low
putts with 30.
Fourth flight winners were Bar
bara Baxter with net 25 and Evelyn
Wuthrich with 28. Tied for third
with 28.5 were Virginia Gibson and
Martha Wareheim. Gibson had low
putts with 32.
Chipping in for birdie were Beato
at the seventh hole, Dunfee at the
14th. Hilda Mall at the 15th and Pat
O'Connell at the 16th. Sara Mc
Cullough also birdied the 10th.
Also recording chip-ins were
Anne Marie Richardson and Carter
at the fifth hole, Nancy Bouldin and
Sarah Lula at the sixth, Maerker at
the 12th, Claire Aston at the 17th
and Esther Smith at the 18th.
Nifty Niners
Members of the Carolina Shores
Nifty Niners competed for low gross
and low net honors last Thursday at
Ocean Isle and Britrwood golf
courses.
Charlotte Martin had the low
gross of 55. On a match of cards,
Audrey Card placed second with 64
and Nancy Bradbury was third.
Bradbury had the low net of 33.
Kunners-up were Card with 37 and
Pat Healy with 39.
Brierwood Scramble
Two teams posted scores of 34
and tied for first place in the nine
hole, mixed scramble last Wednes
day at Brierwood.
Jack Causer, George Cleasby,
Marje Roach and Sara Lula finished
ai two UIIUCI |J4*| iu Miafc first placc
with the threesome of Ned Dye,
Greg Bouldin and Rose Reiter.
Four teams tied for second place
with rounds of 35. They were Straud
Maerker, Morris Hall, June Cleasby
and Ethel Brown; Burley Athan,
Ann Causer and Pat Wolff; Jim
Roach, Roy Havenga, Bob Meek
and Barbara Baxter; and Jerry Lula,
Andy Micali, Betty Maerker and
Alice Micali.
CS Travel League
Gene Miltner, John Kellenbach
and Bernie Anderson shot 120 and
won the Carolina Shores Men's
Travel League tournament last
Friday at Ocean Isle Beach Golf
Course.
Teams counted one low net on par
5 holes, the two best nets on par 4s
and three best nets on par 3s. The
winners used a blind diaw for their
fourth score.
Finishing second with 128 was
the team of Tom Hoskinson. Joe
Bruzzi, Tony Basile and Ed John
son. They edged Roy Little, Jerry
Downs and Joe Murphy on a match
of cards.
Placing fourth, also with 128, was
the team of Chet Palcsko, Dick Ste
wart, Charlie Abarno and Guy Will
iams.
Paul Jordan. Stan Marcisyn, John
Healy and Roy Morfit took Fifth
with 129.
Fox Squirrel Women
Nancy Roberts. Bobbie Davis and
Judy Collins were the top three fin
ishers in the Fox Squirrel Women's
Golf Association low net event last
Wednesday.
Winners of the Feb. 16 tourna
ment were Jeanne Kirby, Claire
Hoover and Davis. Golfers did not
count scores on the fourth or sixth
holes.
Cindy Kuester won the Feb. 9 low
putts tournament. Ruuucrs-Up were
Bonnie McRae and Roberts.
Reporting birdies in February
were Jody Cole, Ruby Rickard and
Hoover. Making chip-ins were
Davis, Roberts, Hoover, Rickard,
Florrie Fenstermacher, Jan Barthold,
Doliic Worzel, Roscann Redmond.
Carol Jacobs and Sally Thomas.
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