LEWISTON – Men’s Senior Championship, quarterfinal round: Blaine Davis over Andy Durisko; Mark Elie over Joe Dube; Bill Hunter over Marty Roop, Sr.; Dennis Moore over Stan Doughty.
Monday Twilight League playoffs: Al Tomlinson-Mark Elie over Andy Durisko-Phil Pelletier; Andrew Saucier-Herb Saucier over Joe Dube-Don Mailhot; Rene Dubois-Dennis Moore over Alan Theberge-George Hopkins; Joe Fillion-Glen Fillion over Ryan Booker-Bill Hunter.
Fox Ridge
AUBURN – Formsource League playoffs: Sept. 3: #1 Grondin-Cloutier over #8 Roberge-Garey; #2 Cameron-Breau over #7 Hartnett-Philbrook; #6 Malo-Poulin over #3 Novella-Craps; #4 Cox-Coutts over #5 Peterlein-Carroll. Sept. 10: #6 Malo-Poulin over #1 Grondin-Cloutier; #4 Cox-Coutts over #2 Cameron-Breau. The 18-hole championship match with Cox-Coutts vs Malo-Poulin will be held at a date to be determined. Tracy Cloutier won the MVP with most points gained (91.5). League banquet will be held September 24 at Fox Ridge, with a 9-hole shotgun start at 3:30 p.m., and dinner at 6:00.
NEPGA tourney
ARUNDEL – Following are results from the Maine Chapter NEPGA Cape Arundel Pro-Am held Sept. 16: Individual: Mike Dugas, 66; Tim Angis, 67; Nick Glicos, 69; Ken Raynor, Bill May, 70. Senior: Ken Raynor, 70; Bob Mathews, 72; Pete Matthews, 74. Pro-Pro: Ken Raynor-Nick Glicos, 65. Skins: Jason Dinius., #18. Pro-Am: Gross: Bill May (Riverside), Kip Skibiski, Chris Hayward, Will Bartlett, 61; Nick Glicos (Spring Meadows), Dave Luce, Bob Blais, John Gordon, 63; Mike Dugas (Western View), Stan Kitchin, Dave Ross, Barney McGowan, 63. Net: John Boswell (Portland), Mike Caron, Kevin O’Connell, Tom Brown, 54; Tim Angis (Biddeford-Saco), Bob Sanford, Shawn Brown, Walt Smith, 56; Shawn Arsenault (Bath), Gary Mosher, Bob Leeman, Kevin Lawley, 57. Closest to the pin: #3, Stan Kitchin; #6, Dale Sweatt; #13, Ron Tibbetts; #16, Bob Leeman.
Jones sets record
NEWTON CENTRE, Mass. – Ricky Jones, 31, of Thomaston, set a new course record with a 6-under-par 64 at the Charles River Country Club Tuesday in leading Maine to a tie for second place in the USGA State Team Championship at the halfway point of the first day. He also broke the competitive course record of 65.
California tied a USGA Men’s State Team Championship mark with a 5-under 135 to take a 1-stroke lead over Maine, Massachusetts and Georgia.
The two lowest scores from each 3-player team count as the team score in this 54-hole championship.Jones and Scott DeWitt, of Portland, who shot 72, were the scorers for Maine. “I just played smart,” said Jones, the 2003 Maine State Amateur champion and an accounting manager for an engineering firm. “I left everything short and had uphill putts all day. A lot of it today was that the ball stops. If you threw at the pin, it stopped. That didn’t happen yesterday.”
Play was delayed 45 minutes because of course maintenance due to overnight rain.
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