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Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011 BC
COUNTRY GOL
GOLF RESULTS
Bailey Creek
Wednesday, Aug. 31, there
were 12 guests from Dia-
mond Mountain Golf Club
in Susanville who played
with the Bailey Creek
Women's Club. The game
was "Eenie-Meenie." The
highlight of the day was the
hole in one by Giovanna
Zinn from Diamond Moun-
tain on No. 131 Way to go,
Giovanna.
Closest to the pin on hole
No. 8 was 7 feet, 1 inch by
Wynnetta Regli and she also
birdied the hole.
Flight A
1st, Wynnetta Regli (BC)
2nd, Sophia Wages (DM)
3rd, Linda Layland (BC)
4th, Mary Ashburn (BC)
Flight B
1st, Joan Eichner (BC)
2nd, Joyce Gronrous (BC)
3rd, Brenda Vicondoa (DM)
4th, Sharon Edwards (DM)
Lake Almanor
Women's Golf Club
It's the first Thursday of
the month, so our game was
"Low Net and Low Putts."
Julie Azevedo came in
first place with a 69. Second
place went to Shirley
Friedrichs with a 74 and
third place to Adrienne Fa-
galde with a 75.
Julie Azevedo had a chip-
in on No. 1. Adrienne Fa-
galde had a chip-in on No. 2.
And, Julie Azevedo had a
chip-in/birdie on No. 12.
Surprise, Julie Azevedo
won low putts today also,
with a 28.
Great playing today,
ladies. See you all on the
links next week.
Mt. Huff Wednesday
Morning Scramble
The weeks of summer are
flying by, the weather has
been superb and the golfers
are having a great time at
the Mr. Huff Wednesday
Morning Scramble on Aug.
31.
An excellent turnout gave
us three placing teams.
In first place was the team
of Don Sheffield, Darel
Joseph and David Smuts.
Second place team mem-
bers were Don McConnell,
Jack Thatcher, Jerry Quam
and Gary McClellan.
Rounding out the winning
teams in third place were
Norm Miller, Jerry Hobbs,
Gary Hughes and Dick
Grace.
Chip-in was won by David
Smuts. Closest to the pin
honor was taken by Dick
Grace.
Plumas Pines Women's
Golf Club, Aug. 30
Today was the August
Qualifier for Captain's Cup
for the playoffs in Septem-
ber.
Janie Grosman took low-
est gross over the field.
Jan Talbott took lowest
net over the field.
The eight Captain's Cup
qualifiers for the September
tournament are Renee
Walker, Connie Raheb,
Janet Holiaday, Scooter
Kidwell, Annie Meyer, Lor-
raine Cornish, Janie Gros-
man and Jan Talbott. Good
going, ladies.
Results for the "rest of the
field":
First flight: Renee Walk-
er, low gross (85); Scooter
Kidwell, low net (78).
Second flight: Beverly Do-
nato, low gross; Mary Blay-
lock, low net; and Lorraine
Cornish, second low net.
Jennifer Zumbro wins the
low putts for the day.
Mt. Huff
Thursday Night Scramble
Thursday, Sept. 1, a beau-
tiful evening for our "nine
and dine" scramble. We
fielded eight fool teams with
a very close ending. Three
teams came in at 5 under
and after a chip off between,
David Smuts, Jeff Smith
and Greg Stevens, the tea of
David Smuts, Barbara and
Jerry Quam, and Gary Mc-
Clellan came in first,
Richard Mauldin, Paul Ea-
gan, Paris Moore and Greg
Stevens came in second,
while Jeff Smith, Leaf Van
Pelt, Auston Linford and
Don Guess came in third.
Mike Ruggeri had the
longest drive and Jimmy
LaPlante placed it closest to
the pin.
We will be having our
scrambles at least through
September, with scrump-
tious dinners to follow. 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
a} 3 p.m.
Graeagle Meadows golfers celebrate the Senior and Super Senior Championship Tournament played July 25 and Aug. 1.
Photo submitted
Graeagle Meadows features tournaments
The season is well under was Tom Gossett with Jack Tomahawk tournament. The days of great gofffollowed by
way with three enjoyable Cornish coming in second first day of the match saw a wonderful dinner.
tournaments completed, and Jim Seidel coming in the Graeagle Meadows Men's The golf season is pro-
The Men's Senior and Su- third. Club take the lead but on the gressing rapidly -- there are
per Senior Championship The next fun event was the second day the Men~e Club just a few tournaments left,
tournament took place July Guys & Gals annual tourna- from Plumas Pines rebound- socheck the 2011tournament
25 and Aug. 1. The winner of ment, which was played Aug. ed strong and finished the schedule. Come out and play
the senior division was John 17 - 18. Cathy Churchill and overall event as this year's in as many as possible before
Capdeville for both the two her playing partner Aubrey winner. The true winners the season is over. Winter
round net and gross scoring. Neish won the first flight, were all the men who were and player migration are in
Second place for low gross Flight No. 2 was won by new- able to participate in two the air.
scoring was Mike Herrington comers Renee and Woody
followed by Gary Maniery in Miller, who, we're sure, will
third place. For the two be playinglnmanymore ~ GOLF
round net scoring there was tournaments. Flight No. 3 MT HUFF
a three-way tie for second was won by Barbara Nelson
place shared by Jac Castle- and playing Partner Hal :
ton, Ron Eaton and Tom Thompson; both have partic- COURSE
Balestri. ipated in many years of fun
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sion the winner for low gross The most recent tourna- / 4528 yards ... Par 66
was Winston Giles with Mike ment was the annual match / Tee times recommended
Gibson coming in second and between the men's clubs of ~ Open Daily 8am-6pm (weather permitting)
Jack Cornish placing third. Graeagle Meadows and
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