Scramble Results:
1. Wininger/Miller/Ader/Swayze (-6)
2. Denson/Souerdike/Wease/Cornelius (-6)
3. Kidwell/Hembree/Trambaugh/Doyle (-5)
4. Bird/Byron/Johnson (-4)
5. Butcher/Foddrill/Smith (-3)
6. Sherer/Knepp/Allen/Sheetz (-2)
Abe Knepp drew the card that made the Dave Wininger Team the winners.
Skins:
Ten players: Wininger-Denson-Knepp-Hembree-Cornelius-Wease-Bird-Kidwell,M-Kidwell,Tr-Summers
Skins on:
#5: Net ace by Kent Summers
#7: Birdie by Mike Bird
#8: Birdie by Mike Bird
Saturday, June 2, 2007
Friday, June 1, 2007
And More Friday Follies
I was out mowing late this afternoon and listening to the radio when I heard for the first time of LeBron's exploits last night. The afterburners have been lit. What a takeover of a game by a young shining star. And here it is, 24 hours later and I'm still enjoying reading about one heck of a ball game. Here's a 2nd ESPN story that glows with praise for one of the best games ever. Go Cavs! Go LeBron!
Lorena in front at the Ginn Tribute in South Carolina. Good for the young Mexican. And Adam Scott still leading at the Memorial with his sterling 62 today.
Little rain out at the golf course today; not really enough to stop play, or at least not for very long. Would be nice if we got a slow soak tonight. Fingers crossed. Enough for today. Tomorrow brings games. Already know our beauty from last Saturday will not be there; other things going on in her life. Another one? Fingers crossed for that too.
Lorena in front at the Ginn Tribute in South Carolina. Good for the young Mexican. And Adam Scott still leading at the Memorial with his sterling 62 today.
Little rain out at the golf course today; not really enough to stop play, or at least not for very long. Would be nice if we got a slow soak tonight. Fingers crossed. Enough for today. Tomorrow brings games. Already know our beauty from last Saturday will not be there; other things going on in her life. Another one? Fingers crossed for that too.
More Friday Follies
At the Memorial, Adam Scott fires a 62 in the 2nd round to take the lead at -12. Tiger in at -2, a long way back. Projected cut at 1.
From Political Animal via dKos, commentary on how permanent our stay in Iraq is designed to be. Permanent? What are you saying? We're there to help these people get through their civil war, protect their hugh oil fields, enrich gun merchants, embolden would be terrorists throughout the world and give both our young and the opposition party something to do.
In a similar vein, I noticed that Larry Hembree made a comment this week in the Tribune linking any thought of defunding the war with lack of support for our troops. Why not link the safety of our troops with their being home in their backyards and not between a rock and a hard spot over in Iraq? Remember how the KKK was finally silenced? Through massive lawsuits that stripped them of the wherewithal to even think of washing their dirty sheets much less donning them again to ride herd on those they hated. Larry might like this idea - lets sue the Federal Government till they don't have the money to do silly things. (His idea of 'silly things' might be a little different than mine, just maybe though.) Defunding bad policy, whether that be a domestic or a foreign one, is part of the wisdom of the forefathers in the creation of this democracy of ours, one where power is not vested in any one person or body. Good stuff what those guys put together in the not so distant past.
Diane has already been out on the course with Shirley Jeffers for their Community League round. Shirley's 53 is her best score ever. BTW, Jim Bateman told me Wayne Pearl's 39 yesterday was his best score as well and that after getting a triple bogey on his very first hole. Very good stuff. Gotta go see what Diane is doing out in the sun - I know what she is doing - moving rock and paving stones.
If you haven't played your round of golf yet, better get on out there. The rest of the world can wait a bit as you take a breather. (Don't forget about the scramble and skins tomorrow.)
From Political Animal via dKos, commentary on how permanent our stay in Iraq is designed to be. Permanent? What are you saying? We're there to help these people get through their civil war, protect their hugh oil fields, enrich gun merchants, embolden would be terrorists throughout the world and give both our young and the opposition party something to do.
In a similar vein, I noticed that Larry Hembree made a comment this week in the Tribune linking any thought of defunding the war with lack of support for our troops. Why not link the safety of our troops with their being home in their backyards and not between a rock and a hard spot over in Iraq? Remember how the KKK was finally silenced? Through massive lawsuits that stripped them of the wherewithal to even think of washing their dirty sheets much less donning them again to ride herd on those they hated. Larry might like this idea - lets sue the Federal Government till they don't have the money to do silly things. (His idea of 'silly things' might be a little different than mine, just maybe though.) Defunding bad policy, whether that be a domestic or a foreign one, is part of the wisdom of the forefathers in the creation of this democracy of ours, one where power is not vested in any one person or body. Good stuff what those guys put together in the not so distant past.
Diane has already been out on the course with Shirley Jeffers for their Community League round. Shirley's 53 is her best score ever. BTW, Jim Bateman told me Wayne Pearl's 39 yesterday was his best score as well and that after getting a triple bogey on his very first hole. Very good stuff. Gotta go see what Diane is doing out in the sun - I know what she is doing - moving rock and paving stones.
If you haven't played your round of golf yet, better get on out there. The rest of the world can wait a bit as you take a breather. (Don't forget about the scramble and skins tomorrow.)
Friday Follies
Michelle Wie is back and not back. Withdraws after 16 holes and a score of 14 over. Ouch for this teenager who appears to be hurting in several different ways. Come on, Michelle, we want you back and contending against one and all.
Young Sean O'Hair among leaders at the Memorial. Tiger in the hunt; Phil out with wrist injury.
The sun is up and another beautiful day is upon us. If you hadn't noticed, the dry has let loose the long ball hitter in all of us. Better get yourself out to the golf course and shoot one of the low rounds of the year for yourself - just get the ball started down the middle and watch it roll. Of course, you still have to finish on the green, and that could be tricky with Eric's devilish placement of the pins in places that have no flat.
Young Sean O'Hair among leaders at the Memorial. Tiger in the hunt; Phil out with wrist injury.
The sun is up and another beautiful day is upon us. If you hadn't noticed, the dry has let loose the long ball hitter in all of us. Better get yourself out to the golf course and shoot one of the low rounds of the year for yourself - just get the ball started down the middle and watch it roll. Of course, you still have to finish on the green, and that could be tricky with Eric's devilish placement of the pins in places that have no flat.
Mystery Golfers 1st Ten - Names
Here are the names to go with the pictures of the first ten, left to right, top to bottom:
Jim Murphy - Diane Bird - Pam Byron - Vic Wallace - Junior Byron - Clyde Wake - Bob Norris - Charlie Sheetz - Morris Cornelius - Allen Swayze
Jim Murphy - Diane Bird - Pam Byron - Vic Wallace - Junior Byron - Clyde Wake - Bob Norris - Charlie Sheetz - Morris Cornelius - Allen Swayze
Mystery Golfers 1st Ten
Our first ten mystery golfers. Here's a bunch of names to choose from:
Diane Bird - Junior Byron - Clyde Wake - George Templin - Morris Cornelius - Helen Streepy - Allen Swayze - David Strange - Charlie Sheetz - Jim Murphy - Bob Norris - Vic Wallace - Dave Trinkle - Pam Byron - Dave Brown. I'll post the answers later today and you can grade yourself.
Diane Bird - Junior Byron - Clyde Wake - George Templin - Morris Cornelius - Helen Streepy - Allen Swayze - David Strange - Charlie Sheetz - Jim Murphy - Bob Norris - Vic Wallace - Dave Trinkle - Pam Byron - Dave Brown. I'll post the answers later today and you can grade yourself.
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