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Back to the Back Nine
Bob Heaney and Jim Biehl jump into first place but there are 4 teams within 3 points of them. Check the standing page to verify that you are , in fact, not one of them.
Anothe close one but this time we had a clear winner, or would you call that something other than a winner. Either way it ended up with Vince and Lou haveing the highest survivor score by one stroke. Sailing of the island.
Stars for week 7 will be Steve Nedzwecky and Jodi Hornyak with 33 net, and Bill Freeman with a 33 net. Great rounds!
In week 6 Star action: Jim O'Brien lost his star match to Bob Heaney, Chuck Callender only managed to win 1 point against upstart Tyler Kern, Coleen Eves lost her star match to Ron Mangini, Jim Spiegle wasn't able to play in week 6, Dave Goodman lost his star match to Jodi Hornyak and Aaron Sacharov split his match with Chris Casale. You want to be a star? Consider this in week 6 our stars collected 3 points out of a potential 24.
Our dark stars for week 3 will be Chris Casile, Paul May and newcomer (to Smucksville) Lisa Kern.
Jim Biehl played very well and graciously passed all 4 of his schmuck points to Ralph Crescitelli. Chris Casale and Aaron Sacharov were in a schmuck versus star match and they split the match so they both picked up 2 star and 2 schmuck points in the same week. Paul May lost his match to Steve Nedzwecky who shot lights out.
The secret scorecard hole for week 6 was the first hole. The entire team of Bob Heaney and Jim Biehl ahot par along with Steve Nedzwecky and Tyler Kern. Sub Mike Bubka making his first appearance shot par on his first hole., after that not so much.
The new scarecrows that they installed to scare away the geese are very realistic and very frightening.
Steve has been replaced.
Not quite as scary but it works for the geese.
Pictures by Jodi.
Taken by Eric. Please note that you can see some of the groups tee shots in picture. None of the tee shots came close to hitting the duck.
The picture on the right is the same duck who apparently gets very angy if your tee shot does come close to hitting him.