Women’s Groups Honor Champions at Midland Valley and Houndslake
The Midland Valley women’s golf association held an awards banquet with Virginia Staton named club champion and handicap champion. Selita Gulledge won the first Eight, Carolyn White second, and Hilda Secrist second in the second flight. Anita Barbu was runner up in the handicap, with Secrat third and Betty Wren tied for other honors. At Houndslake the spring luncheon named new officers Jo Mathis president Bernice Sipe vice president Charlene Koury treasurer Jane Mill secretary. Abby Montengohl was club champion Polly Jones match play champion Beverly Parks most improved golfer and ringer board honors went to Mullins Frost Montengohl Owensby Johnson and Shindledecker. New Ellenton Country Club notes cited Bill Kwiatkowski’s hole in one on No. 2 and Jeff Turner’s double eagle on No. 7 with witnesses.
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Women’s Golf Association
Midland Valley
Virginia Staton
Selita Gulledge
Carolyn White
Goria Kirby
Hilda Secrist
Anita Barbu
Hilda Secrat
Betty Wren
Birdie Tree
Alice Burdette
Ringer
Houndslake
Women Association
Jo Mathis
Bernice Sipe
Charlene Koury
Jane Mill
Abby Montengohl
Polly Jones
Beverly Parks
Lynn Mullins
Hazel Frost
Vera Owensby
Louise Johnson
Jean Shindledecker
Ginny Schumacher
Vi Tyler
Catherine Tiani
Phyllis Hale
Betty Estes
Donna Ford
Dean Lubner
Jan Clark
Houndslake program notes success and top rankings
The coach lists 17 juniors in the state Top 10 and cites national results. Kelli Heaton of Aiken was 33rd nationally in 1991 in the girls 14s division and is moving to the 16s. Since 1987 the most improved award has gone to a Houndslake junior, the coach says.
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Kelli Heaton
Aiken
Jones
Heaton
Houndslake
Dill
San Antonio
Tapatio Springs
Three Tie Lead In Kemper Open After Rain Delays
Brad Fabel and Duffy Waldorf share the 54 hole lead at 8 under after a rain halted third round at the Kemper Open in Potomac Maryland. John Daly sits 6 under with a late surge as others struggle through waterlogged greens and delays.
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Potomac
Brad Fabel
John Daly
Duffy Waldorf
Fabels
Sartees
Faber
Daly
TPC
Avenel
Mark Calcaveccia
Sunder
Brian Kamm
Payne Stewart
David Toms
Bob Gilder
Toms
Gilder
Calcaveccia
East Lansing
Mich
Barb Mucha
Michigan State
Deb Richard
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John Boyette
Scott Webs
Virginia Star
Ginny Southworth
Abby Montengohi
New Ellenton Country Club
Bill Kwiatkowski
Randall Dailey
Joe Fant
Steve Farrell
Randy Adkinson
Jeff Turner
Turner
Swood
Ron Burns
Dale Kendricks
Riley
S Leaay
Augusta Rd
Carr
Borry
Jay Don Blake
Iain Dill
Douglass
Scarborough-Mn-Nolson
Terry Dill
Dale Douglass
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
George Archer
Jim Ferree
Archer
Ferree
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Lee Trevino
Don Bies
Gay Brewer
Trevino
Brewer
Bies
Trevinoid
Mucha
Richard
Walnut Hills Country
Janet Geddes
Seatdesk
Val Pak
Iaei Anancialist
Pharmacy
Stes Ae
Richland Ave
Wendy's
As Ra Yee
Hickory Knob
Strom Thurmond Lake
Rolling Hill
Hickory Knob State Resort Park
McCormick
Anckory Knob Resort
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