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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-08-08, Page 2020 SPORTS Times -Advocate Wednesday, August 8, 2007 Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Morning Ladies July 31 • 40 golfers Closest to the pin with 2nd shot on #6 A flight Helen Webber B flight June Regier C flight Audrey Scott D flight Gail MacDonald Low Gross A flight Carole Preece 43 B flight Betty Sangster 50 C flight Anne Helm 51 D flight Lossy Fuller 60 21 pars 1 birdies Share the wealth Alice MacLean & Eudora Caldwell Lucky Plate Pat Ballantyne Wednesday ladies Aug. 1st Shotgun Scramble: Sandi Brock Hope Brock Deb Roy Susan McGregor 50/50 winner: Judy Palsa Senior Men August 2 A flight LN Larry Wein 34 B flight LN Frank Dubarry 34 C flight LN Bob Clark 34 D flight LN Lloyd Moore 30 CTP #3 Larry Wein; #6 Lloyd Moore 1st team TIE Team: Jim Alce, Don Corman, Gus Gregus, Gerry O'Nei1143 CB Team: Frank Dubarry, Wayne Greb, Rich Radar, Roy Triebner 143CB Monday Night Men's July 30 A flight LG Tyler Buruma LN Mike Burton 2nd LG John Snell 2nd LN Peter Rowan B flight LG Reiny Freiter LN Todd Park 2nd LG Mark Finlayson 2nd LN Steve Cooper C ffight LG Bill Coleman LN Bob Jones 2nd LG Bob Dougall 2nd LN Rob Morrissey D flight LG Brian O'Neill LN Bob Ford 38 35 38 36 41 38 45 39 42 33 42 31 43 34 2nd LG Al Keys 47 2nd LN Gord McCarter 35 Closest to the Pin #3: Rich Miller Closest to the Pin #6: Brian Ankers Skins A&B Rob Miller #3, Tyler Buruma #5, Reiny Freiter #6, Corey Surgeant #9 Skins C&D Bob Dougall #1, Bob Ford #2, Rob Morrissey #5 Junior women's golf LONDON — Canada's elite female junior golfers are battling for national supremacy this week at the Royale National Junior Girls' Championship at Sunningdale Golf and Country Club in London August 6-10. Conducted by the Royal Canadian Golf Association (RCGA), the championship is contest- ed over four rounds of stroke play (72 holes) and features 110 of the nation's top female junior golfers. This year also marks the inaugural crowning of a juvenile champion. Canada's best junior girl golfers will vie for their spot in the record books, including all 10 provincial junior champi- ons and all seven mem- bers of Canada's national junior team. In addition to individ- ual stroke play, the Inter -Provincial Junior Girls' Team Championship will be conducted at Sunningdale Golf and Country Club. Four -member provin- cial teams will compete in conjunction with the first two rounds of stroke play with the top three of four scores from each round counting towards the overall team total. Last season, Quebec captured their first title since 1990. Sunningdale Golf and Country Club has proven to be a championship worthy golf facility hav- ing previously hosted the Canadian Junior Girls' title in 1980, Canadian Women's Amateur Championship in 1990, the Canadian Junior Boys' Championship in 1974 and the Canadian Men's Amateur Championship in 1962 and 1984. "Sunningdale Golf and Country Club is a great test of golf," added Kuypers. "Having such a gra- cious and welcoming host facility helps ensure this will be a great week of golf for our sponsors, spectators, parents and volunteers." In addition to compet- ing for the Brokenshire Trophy, given annually since 1955 to Canada's junior girls' champion, competitors will vie for the Royale Champions Trophy. This commemorative trophy honours each of the three women's Canadian amateur champions (junior, ama- teur and senior) crowned each season by the RCGA. Ironwood Golf Club Senior men Aug. 1 First Place Bill Thompson Arn Mathers Mike Ward Lee Richards Team Total Second Place Jim Hughes Charly Chambers Jim Morrissey Rusty Iron Team Total Third Place Len Veri Tosh Yamamoto George Tryon Jim Tomlinson Team Total Fourth Place Al Preece Al Taylor 45 37 46 37 165 36 43 46 45 170 Ed Preszcator Doug Pearson Team Total Fifth Place Steve Bianchi Jim Russell Ron Chanyi Frank Dumont Team Total SixthPlace Norm Whiting Bill Soldan Bob Clark 38 Craig Webber 50 Team Total 40 Seventh Place 43 Bill Gilfillan 171 Al Beattie Casey Cook 39 Rick Dumont 49 Team Total Ladies' League Aug. 2 First Place Low Gross "A" Sylvia Bedford 38 "B" Mary Truemner 47 "C" Marg Prout Glenda Wagner, Pat Puchniak 52 Pot of Gold game for "Low Putts" A:Sylvia Bedford 15 Elaine Tomlinson 16 MJ Chanyi 16 B: Mary Truemner 14 Diana Ward 16 C: Marg Prout 17 Mary Ann McLaughlin 17 Longest Drive on #7 'A' Sylvia Bedford 'B' Anne Prout, 'C' MaryAnn McLaughlin W114 Gun Club TRAP Aug. 1 Brad Mann 100, Steve Johnson 50, Doug Dalrymple 25, Jody Mosurinjohn 25, Chuck Krieger 25, Greg Taylor 25, Terry Caldwell 25, Reinhardt Gotz 25, Kirk Krieger 25, Jamie Caldwell 25, Kyle Mann 24, Mark Ramsey 24, Brittany Caldwell 24, Jake Homuth 24, Bill Cameron 23, Glen Mogk 22, Garrett Alexander 19, Paul Hulley 19, Jake Caldwell 18, Doug Hulley 16 43 Eighth Place 43 Guy Giddings 174 Jerry MacLean Ben Hoogenboom 47 Casey Zeehuisen 39 Team Total 42 Ninth Place 38 Mike Barclay 176 Ralph Astle Terry Bourne Joe Wilson 44 Team Total 36 Tenth Place 53 Bob Laye 48 Howard McDonald 181 Pete McLeod Gib Dow Team Total 50 43 48 43 184 CTP #4 Jim Hughes #7 Norm Whiting 56 45 42 45 188 43 64 43 40 181 44 48 53 49 194 Men 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 1st 2nd July 31 • A flight Jason Heywood 34N33 Larry Johns 36N33 Adam Skillen 35N35 Jeff Loosley 38N35 Darren Mason 35N35 B flight Dan Heywood 41N37 Geoff Douglas 42N38 Brian Penhale 38N38 Mark Cronyn 40N39 Heath Palen 41N39 Clayton Hefley 39N40 C flight Scott Pincombe 38N37 Ed Preszcator 40N37 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Peter Hakvoort 41N37 Steve Campbell 42N39 Ben Hogenboom 42N39 Jack Kraft 42N40 Dan Mudge 44N40 D flight Dean Barclay 37N38 Dick Lord 43N39 Jim Tomlinson 42N40 Jeff Turner 46N41 Doug Geoffrey 47N42 Closest to pin A/B #14 Larry Johns, #16 Dave Boltzmann C/D #13 Don Hodgins, #15 Dean Barclay. Skins A/B #10 Jason Heywood C/D #13 Don Hodgins uniors July 30 Dropout Scramble Low Gross First: John Hall, Garrett Alexander, Luke Alexander, Grayson Homuth: 32 Second: Chad Insley, Brett Warwick, Mike Lovie, Luke Morrissey: 34 Third: Tyler Overholt, Josh Brintnell, Luke Foxton, Jake Caldwell: 35 Big cheque — From left, on July 27 at Oakwood Pub in Grand Bend, Community Living South Huron members Frank Moore, Bruce Shaw and Rick Hundey received a cheque from Gord Noels, Bill Haskett and Roger Wallis on behalf of the Bob Williams charity golf tournament May 28 that raised $13,589. (photo/Pat Bolen)