10/21/2009

 

Graeagle Men
    The end of season Senior Breakfast and scramble were held Oct. 12, a rather brisk day, and all participants were bundled up against the elements.
    John Sciborski, Ron Eaton, Gary Kinkley and Herb Longnecker were the winners, with a net 9 under par.
    Jim Reynolds, Dennis Powell and Dan Poggione were second, two strokes back. Since there were only three players in this group, each player alternated extra shots.

    Jack Cornish, Dick Eck, Ross Henry and Nat Snyder were third.  
    The final couples tournament was held Oct. 10. The teams played best ball for each couple on each hole.
    Jim Judd and Barbara Crist won the first flight; Jim and Bev Reynolds were second. Dick and Priscilla Piper finished third.  
    In the second flight, Jim Bailey and Catherine Churchill were the winners; Bob and Jennifer Baker, second and third place went to Dave and Dink Rife.
    In the very competitive third flight, Chuck and Susan Wiese narrowly beat. Hal Thompson and Barbara Nelson; Gary Kinkley and Hank Nichols were third.  
    Graeagle Men’s Golf Association held its annual general meeting and Two Man Scramble Oct. 7, and officers were elected for the 2010 season.
    Leo Reihsen and Randy Peterson will continue on as president and vice president. The following officers were elected: Secretary Bill Kennedy; Treasurer John Lullo; Invitational chairman Bryan Hansen; Handicap chairman Jim Adams; Rules chairman John Grasso; Tournament chairman Gary Kinkley; Couple’s chairman Chuck Pratt, and Director-at-Large Ron Eaton.  
    Members discussed various issues to improve the program for next year. Dick Piper insisted the current publicity chairman be replaced; the motion was carried unanimously. A search for a new publicity chairman is underway.
    In the two-man scramble after the meeting first flight winners were Bruce Voorhees and Eric Nelson, with a net 64. Bob Morales and Bryan Toth were second, with 63. Gary Kinkley and Jim Rogers were third.  
    The two Bobs won the second flight: Cattuzzo and Macomber. Jack Gilbert and Bob Caskie tied for second with Don Hamby and Larry Holt.