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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011 3C
COUNT-Y GOLF
GOLF RESULTS
LACC Women's Golf Club
The Dice Game was played
on July 26. Each player on the
four-member teams was as-
signed a number one through
four. As the holes were com-
pleted, the die was rolled to
determine which person's
score would count for that
hole. Added to that score was
the lowest score of the other
players for a total team score.
In first place with a 133 was
the team of Kathy Chuchel,
Amanda Hosman, Evelyn Ro-
driguez, and Jessie King
(blind draw).
There was a two-way tie for
second place. The team of
Mary Craig, Claudine Gur-
ney, Joyce Gronroos (guest),
and Joan Johnson scored 135.
The team of Kathy Fuller,
Janet Hancock, Peggy Lentz,
and Janice Vortmann also
scored 135.
Genny Davis had the only
chip-in on hole #5. Congratu-
lations ladies!
Mt. Huff Wednesday Morn-
ing Scramble
A beautiful morning with a
nice breeze and a great
turnout for the Wednesday
Morning Scramble at Mt. Huff
Golf Course.
The Wednesday, July 27,
first place team members
were: Jay Merrilees, Jim
Bryant, John Hackett, and
Jerry Hobbs.
In second place was the
team of Ralph Cote, Don She-
field, and Leo Sorensinski.
Closest to the pin was won
by David Smuts. There was no
chip-in contest.
Whitehawk Ranch Ladies
Golf Club
Tuesday, July 26, was a
beautiful day to play golf. The
game that day was Modified
Stapleford - team points. The
team of Jill Zumwalt, Cynthia
Faulk, Arlin Simpson and
Marcia Zeigler came in first
with a team score of 151. Sec-
ond place went to Pam Cum-
mings, Toni Dick, .Patsy
Purvis and Patty McNam-
marc with a total of 144.
Plumas Pines
Women's Club
Plumas Pines Women's
Club have Completed, as of Ju-
ly 26, the third round of Cap-
tain's Cup. Each winner will
move into the final Captain's
Cup in September for the
playoff. Should be an exciting
final, all are looking forward
to the finish.
• The winner of this month's
Captain's Cup is: Low Gross-
Janet Holladay; Low Net- Lor-
raine Cornish.
We had "follow-the-field" in
two flights:
First flight: Low Gross - Re-
nee Walker; Low Net - Nancy
Bartlett; Low Putts - Mary
Stonebraker
Second flight: Low Gross -
Scooter Kidwell; Low Net -
Beverly Donato; Low Putts -
Diane Trainor
Congratulations to the win-
ners!
That's it for now.., our
"Around Plumas Pines in 18
Holes" Tournament begins
Monday, Aug 1.
Lake Almanor West
Women's Golf Club
July 28th
Today was a hot day to play
golf, but we had 15 members
out there on the course. To-
day's game Was 2 Best Balls.
The first place team was
Judy Cooper, Sharon Auge,
Julie Azevedo and Pat Fricke
with a score of 122.
The second place team was
Linda Kluge, Betty Duncan,
Adrienne Fagalde and Karen
Nelson with a score of 127.
Julie Azevedo won the pot
today with a birdie on #12.
And Kathi Shennan had the
only chip-in also on #12.
A big welcome back to the
links to Betty Duncan, who
just got over knee surgery.
Graeagle Meadows
Women's Golf Club
This week the Graeagle
Meadows Women's Golf Club
played another round in their
Ace of Aces competition. The
winner over the field for low
gross score was Janie Gros-
man with Jay Fisher winning
for low net. In the first flight
Priscilla Piper won for low
gross and Bey Reynolds won
for low net. Taking second
place low net was was Kathy
Sipel with Barbara Crist com-
ing in third.
Dee Walker had the
low gross score in the second
flight with Lorraine Cornish
getting low net. Giuliana Glaz-
er took second place with Re-
nee Miller coming in third. In
the third flight, Jay Fisher
had the low gross score. There
was a tie for low net between
Gail Arterburn and Pat Grew.
Second place low net was won
by Esther Rimbault.
Kathy Sipel, Gail Nelson,
Debbie Peterson, Ellen Fear-
ing, Giuliana Glazer, Pat
Grew and Annie Fischer had
chip-ins.
Mt. Huff
Thursday Night Scramble
The Thursday night scram-
ble of the July 28 was another
whopping success, we fielded
seven full teams, four of our
regulars were at Poppy Hills
playing a northern California
Championship.
'The team of Bob Clark,
Steve Ross, David Smuts and
Joe Pogue came in first and
after a chip-off between Greg
Stevens and Jeff Stevens, the
Jeff Stevens, Auston Linford,
Leaf Van Pelt and Gary Metz-
doff team took second place.
Joe Pogue won closest to
the pin and Greg Stevens had
the longest driye.
Next week we will be serv-
ing spaghetti with the scram-
ble and all are invited.
To have your golf club in-
cluded in the weekly results,
email the information to
sports@plumasnews.com or
fax it to 283-3952 by Friday at 3
p.m.
Diamond Mountain hosts tourney
Kayleen Taylor '
Sports Editor
ktaylor@lassennews.com
The women's golf club at Di-
amond Mountain Golf Course
recently sponsored their 40th
annual Wild Goose Invitation-
al Thursday, June 14 through
Friday, June 15.
Joining the local ladies was
numerous out of town guests
from Nevada, Orland, Bishop
and Los Molinos who compet-
ed in the two-day eclectic
tourney.
In the eclectic format, play-
ers counted their best hole
from either day for a com-
bined single score.
Two guest flights and two
hostess flights were offered,
with Carolyn Reed, 88, from
Los Molinos, Calif., and Loret-
ta Frank, 103, from Orland,
Calif., each taking low gross
in guest flights 1 and 2.
Nancy Quigley from Reno,
Nev., earned first low net in
Guest Flight 1.
Betty Messier from Carson
City, Nev., was second. Lysa
Eldridge from Bishop, Calif.,
was third. Lilla Hadeler, also
from Bishop, earned fourth.
Helen Stewart, from Carson
City, was first low net in
Guest Flight 2.
Lu Heckl, from Carson City,
was second.
Joyce Quigley, from Reno,
earned third. Diane Nichol-
son, of Bishop, was fourth.
Jeanette Kindle, 83, and Liz
Griffin, 85, were the low gross
winners in Hostess Flights 1
and 2.
Mary Helt earned first low
net in Hostess Flight 1.
Lisa Reed was second, Merr.i-
lyn Reddick was third, Barbara
Theiler finished fourth and
MaryJo Norris took fifth.
Toni Stowell earned the first
low net in Hostess Flight 2.
Julia Gussett-Barnetche
took second, Carolyn Genasci
was third, Louise Camacho
took fourth and Brenda Vi-
condoa took fifth.
Susanville residents Teresa
Pustejovsky, 79, and Sharon
Edwards, 55, took low gross
and low net over the field.
Accuracy shots were of-
fered with closest to the pin
winners Lisa Reed (seventh
hole) and Betty Messier (13th
hole).
Carolyn Reed (guest flight
1), Loretta Frank (guest Flight
2), Barbara Theiler (hostess
flight 1) and Carolyn Genasci
(hostess flight 2) all earned
closest to the line oa the sec-
ond hold.
Winning team
Each year the Lake Almanor Country Club hosts a special invitational golf tournament for
members only. Pairing up, teams consist of one member and one guest and proceeds from
the tournament are used to benefit the community. It is a two-day tournament limited to
36 teams. "The invitational has become so popular, we had to reject other pairs this year,"
said chairman Jim Leonard. The 2011 winning pair was Eric Wedbush (left) and Denny
Steen. Leonard gave no score but he did say first place earned the golfers "a small cash
prize and a whole lot of prestige." The beneficiary of this year's tournament will be the
Chester High School sports program. Leonard anticipates the donation will be approxi-
mately $1,500. Photo submitted
Lady golfers quality for
P0000/GA team championship
Four of the Diamond
Mountain Ladies Golf Club
will be traveling to Vallejo,
Calif., in September to com-
pete against 38 other teams
for the Professional'
Women's Golf Association
(PWGA) team champi:
onship.
Sharon Edwards, Liz
Griffin, Jeanette Kindle
and Lisa Reed qualified
to play in the tournament
Monday, June 27 in Corn-
ing, Calif.
The ladies also participat-
ed in a one-day PWGA play-
day Wednesday, July 25. Ed-
wards and Griffin won the
two-man team event with a
63 net. Edwards also had a
low net over the field with a
gross 88 and a net 63. On
Wednesday, July 26, nine
ladies participated in a
three-man, two best-ball
tournament at Diamond
Mountain Golf Course.
:Teresa Pustejovsky,
Marilyn Reddick and Louise
Camacho won the three-man
tournament with a score
of 129.
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