Brierwood Men Hold Weekend
Member-Member Tournament
Bricrwood Golf Club held its an
nual member-member tournament
Saturday and Sunday, naming low
gross and net winners in four flights.
Straud Macrkcr and Neal McCall,
competing in the third (light, were
the overall low net winners with a
26-undcr-par score of 1 18.
Macrkcr also recorded his first
hole in one during the tournament.
Using a 6-irun, he accd the 150-yard
14th hole.
Overall low gross winners were
Bill Shoemaker and Bill Lewis with
a 4-undcr-par 140. They competed
in the championship flight.
Other top finishers in the champi
onship flight were the Johnny
Johnson team with net 126 and Ray
Linder and Brian Nccnan with gross
144.
Mike Evans and Carl Fox shot net
127 to tic for second with the team
of Tim Evans and Don Gates.
Leading the first flight were Larry
Harrelson and Mike Cox with net
123. Tony Shrevc and Larry Shrcvc
fired a net 1 24.
Joey Stadick and Jim Stadick shot
gross 153 to tic for first with the
twosome of Bill Weaver and Randy
Milazzo.
Top finishers in the second flight
were Dave Harper and Al Hicrman
with net 124 and Jim Crosby and
Hank Culp with gross 160.
Jim Roach and Don Redding fin
ished second with net 126, and Bob
Tompkins and Greg Bouldin had the
sccond low gross with 161.
In the third flight, Macrkcr and
McCall had the low net. They were
followed by Emilc Vrydaughs and
Dick Owens with 124.
Low gross winners were Tony
Maglionc and Morris Hall with 164
and Bob Brooks and Ed Rockstroh
with 166.
Sea Trail Men
John Pointer scored 58 points to
win an individual points tournament
last Tuesday on the Jones course.
Golfers used 75 percent of their
handicaps and received 8 points for
eagle, 5 for birdie, 2 for par and 1
Literacy Council
Sets Golf
Tournament
The Brunswick County Literacy
Council will hold a benefit golf tour
nament Sunday, July 26, at Carolina
Shores Golf and Country Club at
Calabash, co-sponsored by the
course.
Tee times for the captain's choice
event are available from 10:52 a.m.
until 1 p.m., said Chairman Joe
Giamalva.
The entry fc c is S25 per player or
$100 per team. Mixed foursomes arc
welcome, and golfers can sign up in
dividually to be placed on a team.
The tournament field will be lim
ited to 144 players, or 36 foursomes,
and all proceeds will be used to help
adults improve their reading skills.
For more information, or to regis
ter, call Giamalva at 579-2921 or the
literacy council office at 754
READ. Also, registration forms are
available at area golf courses starl
ing this week.
Golf Team Boosters
Tourney Postponed
The West Brunswick Golf Boost
ers Tournament scheduled Saturday,
June 20, at Brick Landing Plantation
has been postponed by West Bruns
wick Golf Coach Will Cockrcll.
All entry fees and other donations
have been returned pending a new
date for the tournament.
Cockrcll, who was recently re
leased from the hospital with re
stricted work instructions, plans for
a late summer or early fall date.
More information will be avail
able at a later date. Questions may
be refered to Cockrcll at 919-754
8448.
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for bogey.
Runncrs-up were Ray Washam
with 54 points, George LeFelar with
51, Joe Reid with 51 and Gerry
Nappy with 50.
Closest-to-the-pin winners were
Herb Hoi man at the second hole,
Washam at the fifth, Dick Mathcny
at the 13th and Bob Manfred at the
17th.
Brierwood Ladies
Rosa Stadick and Shirley Grolf
fired a net 99 to lead the top flight in
the Brierwood Ladies Golf Asso
ciation tournament last Tuesday.
Each team of two counted two net
scores on the front nine and one net
score on the back nine.
Second place in the top flight
went to the twosome of Brcnda
Causey and Toni lossi with a 102.
Betty Ncal and Marion Corbin
were tops in the sccond flight with
an incredible round of 60. Ginny
An/clone and Irene Bryant placed
sccond with 96.
In the third flight, Dodic Niland
and Dot Frcy combined for a 99.
Louise Blizzard and Jen Ward fired
a 101 and placed sccond.
Low putt winners in each flight
were Bobbie Maples and Stadick in
the first flight with 30 putts, Ncal in
the sccond flight with 33 putts and
Marion Rockstroh in the third flight
with 31 putts.
Stadick also birdied the second
and sixth hole. Anzelone chipped in
at the 1 3th hole and Rockstroh had a
chip-in at the 14th.
Calabash Veterans
Walt Bencs fired a net 70 to lead
the first flight in the Calabash
Veterans Golf Association tourna
ment last Friday at River Hills.
Runncrs-up in the top flight were
Herman Thomas with 73 and Bill
McDavit with 75.
The top finisher in the second
flight was Ken Anderson with 78.
On a match of cards, Jerry Falvcy
took sccond with an 80 and Art
McGinn placed third.
This Friday's event will be a two
mail low ncl tournament played at
The Pearl Golf Links cast course.
Sea Trail Ladies
The Sea Trail Ladies Golf Asso
ciation held a Nassau tournament
last week, with winners recognized
for the front nine, back nine and all
18 holes.
Leaders in the first flight were
Louisa Cilcnto with 32.5 on the
front nine and Jan Rick and Robin
Walters with 31.5 on the back.
Overall winners included Elsie Bo
lick with 68.
In the sccond flight, Nancy
Williams was the overall winner
with 70, followed by Betty Gcescy
with 73. Mary Pcnficld shot 34 on
the front nine and Ann Holman had
27 on the back nine.
Marie Blanda won the front nine
with 39 and Jerri Moore had 39 on
the back nine to lead the third flight.
Ruth Kivctt had the overall low ncl
of 65.
Fourth flight winners included
Marie Munn with 42 on the front
nine, Pam Allen with 39 on the back
and Dot DeFeric with an overall
round of 83.
8r/erwood Ninettes
Pat Narazinski shot 28.95 to win
the Brierwood Ninettes tournament
last Friday. She also had low putts
for the day with 17.
Golfers circled their two least fa
vorite holes before play and didn't
count those scores.
Runncrs-up were Dcde Havenga
with 30.10 and Margaret Pingo with
32.10. Other lop finishers in low
putts were Havcnga with IS and
Judy Durham with 19.
Ruth Hierman paired the third
hole.
Brunswick Ladybirds
Betty Holt of Olile Fort fired a
gross 90 to lead the championship
(light in the Brunswick Ladybird
tournament May 27 at Brick Land
ing.
Clubs represented at the tourna
ment were Brick Landing. Carolina
Shores, Oak Island, Olde Fort, Sand
piper Bay and Sea Trail.
Runncrs-up in the championship
flight low gross division were Lib
Brooks of Oak Island and Pat
Rcardon of Carolina Shores with
rounds of 9 1 .
Eva Baham of Sea Trail had the
low net of 69 in the lop flight. Rose
Rcitcr of Bricrwood and Frankie
Dawson of Oak Island lied with net
72. Lois Bcato and Ann Causer,
both of Bricrwood, tied for low putts
with 31 each.
Betty Goodwin of Carolina
Shores had gross 91 anil Toni lossi
of Bricrwood shot gross 92 to lead
the first flight. Florence Green of
Oak Island, Robin Walters of Sea
Trail, Elsie Flack and Gloria Lucas,
both of Carolina Shores, tied for low
net with 70. Joan O'Neill of
Carolina Shores had low putts.
In the second flight, Peggy
Campana of Brick Landing had low
gross and Donna Denker of Oak
Island had low net. Pat Sncycrs of
Brick Landing had the second low
gross and four women tied for the
sccond low net. Ncarle Einstein of
Bricrwood had low pulls.
Top finishers in the third flight in
cluded Emily Sharp of Carolina
Shores and Irene Marshall of Oak
Island with low gross. Jane Flcig of
Bricrwood had low net. Runncrs-up
were Marty Boulton of Sandpiper in
low gross and Sally Dye of
Bricrwood in low net. Bobbyc
Cordisco of Bricrwood had low
putts.
Esther Smith of Bricrwood and
Nancy Mchnc of Sea Trail had the
low gross scores in the fourth flight.
Pat Taylor of Brick 1 binding had the
low net, followed by Joan Cowic of
Bricrwood and Betty Street of Sea
Trail. Evelyn Teague of Oak Island
hail low putts.
In the fifth flight, Edna Hollowell
of Brick Landing and Betty Shreve
of Bricrwood posted the low gross
scores. Low net winners were Pal
Kennedy of Carolina Shores and
Betty Squire of Brick Landing.
Terry Ehlcrs of Brick Landing had
low putts.
Brierwood Men
Two teams lied for first place in
the Brierwood Men's Golf Asso
ciation nine-hole mixed scramble
last Wednesday.
Chuck Dugan, Ted Nara/inski,
Rose Rciter and Marian Rockstroh
shot 33 to tie the foursome of Hal
Schulcr, Hilda Hall, Barbara Baxter
and Esther Smith.
Two other teams finished one
shot back and tied for second place.
Jim Bryant, Al Hierman, Martha
Warehcim and Rita Dugan shot 34
to tic the group that included Roy
Havcnga, Norm Soucic and Penny
Coxc.
On June 1 , two teams lied for first
plaee in a best hall tournament at
Bricrwood. Groups counted one ball
on par lives, two on par fours and
three on par threes.
Jim Crosby, Jim Roach, Jim
Bryant and Ed Frey shot 115 to tie
Bob Tompkins, Ned Dye and Norm
Soucie.
C.S. Travel League
Bill Miller, Joe Giamalva, Frank
Eckert and Al Dragcr fired a net 140
to win the Carolina Shores Men's
Travel League tournament last
Friday al Ocean Ridge Golf Club.
Teams counted the one best ball
on par threes, two balls on par fours
and three balls on par fives.
Finishing one shot back in second
place was the team of George
O'Connell, Vic Hahn and Matt
Stack.
Placing third with a 144 was Frit/
McCabe, Phil Nardocci, Joe Mc
Donough and Guy Williams.
Al Wright, Joe Bru/.zi and Jim
Ahcarn combined for a 145 and fin
ished fourth.
Placing filth with a 147 was the
foursome of Jack Brady, Stu Thorn,
Bob Matteson and Bob Krivos.
STILL TAKING ENTRIFS
Rotary Tournament's Saturday
Entries arc still being acceptcd for
Saturday's fifth annual South Bruns
wick Islands Rotary Club Golf Tou
rnament.
The 18-hole, captain's choice
event at Sandpiper Bay Golf and
Country Club begins with an 8:30
a.m. shotgun start.
The entry fee of S50 per person or
S2(X) per foursome covers awards,
refreshments, door prizes and plenty
of food after the tournament. Men's
and women's teams are welcome.
All proceeds will benefit Rotary
Club chariues including the Bruns
wick County Literacy Council, Lake
Waccamaw Boys and Girls Home,
Hope Harbor Home, local rescue
squads and other groups throughout
the county.
Sandpiper Bay is located on the
Old Georgetown Road near Cala
bash.
For more information, call the pro
shop at 579-9120 or tournament
chairman Jimmy Sanderford at 579
3586.
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