Pine Acres
Senior Scramble
1st place-Paul Laliberty, Jerry Stifler, Jeanne Hutchinson,Jean Cote; 2nd place-Mike Hutchinson, Dick Asselin, Polly Parker, Bart Shipley; 3rd place- Chuck Drinkwater, Dick Ricker, Norm Hankins, Joyce Richmond; Ice cream- Norm Polley, Don Doyon, Dan Asselin; Closest to the pin- Roger Bertrand 3’6″; 50/50 – Jose Leiva and Jeanne Hutchinson; Monday League was played in memory of Ed Newcomb.
Ladies Monday Night League
Second week results: First place Tie – Cote-Cote 60 and Bolduc-Parker 60; Third Place – Cloutier-Lamarre – 50; Game of the day, least sixes: First Place Tie – Jo Albert, Jeannette Cote, Linda Bolduc and Patti Gagne – 1, Second Place Tie – Irene Asselin, Jeannine Paarker and Pauline Parker – 2.
Springbrook
Ladies League Fewest Putts
1st flight: 1 Carmen Cohen, 2 Judy Corkum 17, tie Earene Jackson 17, tie Rita Howard 17, tie Debbie Murphy 17, tie Rachel Newman 17; 2nd flight: 1 Maureen Szutarski 15, 2nd Jean Pratt 16, 3 Linda St. Andre 18, Pin: #2 Debbie Murphy 0″, #Ashley Golden 2’1″, Judy Corkum 2’1″
Mixed Pinehurst
1 net 28 Patti Ayotte, Gaeton Bolduc, 2 net 28.60 Claire Morin, Dave Morin; 1 gross 39 Carmen Cohen, Sid Cohen; Pins: #13 Ashley Golden 13’6″, #15 Pattie Ayotte, 10’1″
Fairlawn
Seniors’ Wednesday Play (6/17)
2 Ball Best Ball
1 -26 Ted Raymond, John Moreau, R. Gardiner, Ken Custen; 2 -23 P.G. Cote, Pastor Vail, Harold Churchill, Bob Bolduc; Closest to Pin #11 Green: Bill Kennedy 10’3″, Rich Grant 15′; Closest to pin *13 Green: Harold Churchill 11’4″, Marcel Mathieu 22’2″
Seniors’ Wednesday Play (6/10)
Scramble
1. -9 P.G. Cote, John Moreau, Rick Gardiner; 2 -5 Jack Manning, Pastor Vail, Louis St. Laurent, Dick Cooper; Closest to pin #11 green: Sterling Gibeson 4’1″, Frank Papineau 9’7″; Closest to the pin #13 Green: Frank Papineau 14’7″, Jack McLeery 15’8″
Norway
Ladies Day
Best Ball Event
Net score: 30 Jancie Casneau, Freda Truman; 30 Kathy Jillson, Jeanette Roderick
Sat Ladies member
Gross score: 72 Linda Cushman, Rita Perrault, Cindy Perrault; Net score: 59 Ginny Goodwin, Rocky Cyr, Ellen Nemic, Theresa Nadua; 62 Hope Smith, Karen Johnson, Jamie Toohey, Robin Detutoski;
Hole in one
Cris Burns shot a hole in one on the 187-yard No. 2 hole using five iron. The shot was witnessed by Ben Morton.
Notices
The Junior Golf Clinic starts Friday, June 26 at 8 a.m. Call Dave Mazzeo at 743-9840 for mor information. The Ladies Golf Clinic starts Saturday, June 27 at 9 a.m.
Maine Seniors @ Augusta
Overall – Low Gross: Mark Plummer 65. Low Net: Nelson Gosline 63,Larry Faiman 63,John Quinn* 63. Class AAA(80+)- Gross: Richard Marshall 78, Frank Langlois 85, Net: Len Taylor 66, Bob Flolid 70, Irv Meeker 70, Don Stover 71, Class AA(75-79)- Gross: Ken Seehusen 80, Bill Young 81, Net: Bill Turner 65, John Haynes 66, Sam Parkhill 66, Bruce Stillings 67, Class A(70-74)- Gross: Dave Day 73, Butch Reilly 74, Net: Chip Morrison 65, Bob Greenlaw 67, Dave Jowdry 67, Class B(65-69)- Gross: James Quinn 71, Doug Boyink 78, Jeff DeBlois 78, Carroll Jones 78, Net: Ted Caouette 65, Paul Connolly 66, Gary Chapin 67, Mike Ryan 67, Tom Newman 67, Class C(55-64)- Gross: Mark Curtis 76, Jim Wescott 77, Net: Mark Hutchins 67, Charlie Kean 69, Stephen O’Donnell 69, Jeff Downing 70, Craig Kinney 70, Four Ball – Gross: Mark Plummer – Mike Johnson – Stephen Plummer – Stephen O’Donnell 62, Nelson Gosline – Jay Rowe – James Quinn – Martin Cyr 62, Dave Day – Ken Seehusen – Charlie Tartre – Jim Wescott 66, Net: Doug Boyink – Ted Caouette – Bruce Livingston – Paul Connolly 53, Ray Patenaude – Bill Smith – Kevin Baack – Mark Curtis 56.
Notices
Red Eddies June Youth Baseball Camp 2015
The Edward Little High School baseball players and staff invite local youth baseball and softball players to attend the June Summer Youth Baseball Camp 2015 at the Auburn Suburban Baseball and Softball Complex. The camp will be directed by Edward Little varsity baseball coach Dave Jordan. Staff might include members of the Red Eddies baseball team, local coaches/instructors and college players. Youth players will participate in a series of stations to improve their skills with fielding, throwing and hitting. Our goal is to assist each player on improving their skills in a supportive and fun, learning environment. This camp is a great tune-up as the Cal Ripken, Little League and Babe Ruth All Star seasons get under way.
The camp will run from Monday through Thursday (6/22-6/25) from 1 to 3 p.m. Cost is $20 per day, three days for $50 or all four days for $60. Contact Jordan at 754-9346 or coachdj40@gmail.com for any camp-related questions. The registration form is located at www.rededdiesbaseball.org. For potential postponements due to weather, please refer to the website as well.
Mt. Blue Summer Basketball Camp
Mt. Blue High School girls’ varsity basketball coach Gavin Kane and his staff will host a Youth Summer Basketball Camp on June 29, 30, July 1 and July 2. The camp will be held at the Mt. Blue High School gymnasium and is open to all girls who will be going into grades 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the fall of 2015.
Girls going into Grades 4 through 6 will run from 9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. each day. Girls going into Grades 7 through 9 will participate from 10:30 to 12:30. Player fees for the younger group is $25 for the week and $50 for the older group. Players will work on offensive and defensive fundamentals throughout the week, along with brief games and shooting contests.
For more information, contact Kane at coach_kane@yahoo.com.
Veterans golf tournament
NORWAY — Western Maine Veterans Advisory Committee (WMVAC) is preparing for the fifth Annual Golf Tournament for Saturday, Aug. 22 at Fairlawn Golf Course in Poland.
In 1995, WMVAC was incorporated with a mission to assist with activities for the residents of the Maine Veterans Home in South Paris. Since that time this commitment has grown to annual cost of almost $30,000 per year.
The tournament is a scramble format and starts at 9 a.m. Fairlawn Golf Course has been an integral part of our tournament since its inception and we are extremely thankful to Dave Bartasius and his staff for their assistance.
Registration for the golf tournament is $75 per player. The fee includes golf cart, one mulligan per person and one ticket for the drawing of the chance to make a hole in one from 150 yards. On the 18th hole for $1,000,000 annuity and a meal provided by caterer Joel Kane.
There will be several events as well. AirCannon, a compressed gas cannon on the first hole, will give participants a crack for a chance at a seven-night getaway at over 3,000 locations (travel not included). You will pay $10 and get your shot at being the closet on a 300-yard hole.
You can send your sponsorship donations to WMVAC, 477 High Street, South Paris, Maine 04281 or call Ron Snow at (207) 744 9156.
Martindale golf clinics
PGA professional Sam Marzenell and Bates College sports performance coach Mike Seltzer will be conducting golf performance series clinics Wednesday, June 24 from 5 to 6;30 p.m. at Martindale Country Club.
The program is desidnged for all levels of ability. Cost is $15 per person. To register, email proshop@martindalecc.com or call #782-1107, ext. #2 to reach the Martindale Pro Shop.
Martindale junior golf clinics
PGA professional Sam Marzenell will be conducting the first clinic from July 7 to 9 from 9 a.m. to noon at Martindale Country Club. Cost is $199, which includes lunch. This clinic is for boys and girls agaes 10-13.
The second clinic will be held July 28 to 30 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for boys and girls ages 6-9. the cost is $199.
There will be instruciong on full swing, chipping, putting, bunker play etiquette and on-course play each day. For more information, call 782-1107, ext. 2.
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