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<< Previous   of   Next >>   ADVERTISEMENT   CONTACT THE HERALD Report scores and results to 425-339-3470 or 1-866-6-SCORES (Call after 4:30 p.m.) E-mail information including items for Tuesday's Communities Sports Roundup and Thursday's Outdoor Calendar, to sports@heraldnet.com Kevin Brown, Sports Editor kbrown@heraldnet.com   Published: Wednesday, October 1, 2008 Local golf results Herald staff Olympic View Women’s Club Odd or Even Sept. 30 First Division: Bette Moore 32.5, Jan Henry 34.5, Amy Han 35. Second Division: Judy Degernas 33.5, Peggy Koeppe 35.5, Cindy Chang 36.5. Third Division: Esther LaPointe 35, Aileen Nakata 36, Linda Holdridge 36.5, Ann Reimer 36.5, Carol Nowak 36.5. Port Gardner Ladies Club Ace Day Sept. 25 Winner of the field: Brook Ostrom 68. Gold Division: Pat Hamman 73, Ella Larrick 73, Gay Reykdal 74. Nine Hardest Holes Sept, 30 Gold Division: Ella Larrick 43.5, Bette McGrath 45, Ida Hobbs 46. Red Division: Gloria Fellows 43.5, Clara Dickerman 44.5. Battle Creek Men’s Club Monthly Medal Sept. 27 Ron Baunsgard 66, Tom Thetford 68, Rick Kvangnes 72. Nine Hidden Holes Sept. 28 Jay Snyder 30, Bob Stiles 31.5, Bob Templeton 33. Gleneagle Women’s Club Three Clubs and a Putter Sept. 24 Donna Boyd 67, Jan Lundquist 71, Donna Horton 72. Blue Boy Ladies Club Hidden Holes Sept. 30 Susie Wollard 24, Cheryl Fleury 25, Jan Torgerson 26, Mary Jo Eland 26 Camaloch Ladies Club Middle Nine Sept. 23 First Flight: Angie Hwang 34, Nikki Myron 35, Teddi Edwards 36, Karla Frey 36. Second Flight: Pat McGlashan 31, Pat Pinkley 32, Lois Anderson 33.5, Carolyn Tobiason 34.5. Third Flight: Cynthia Smith 32, Dottie Bergam 34, Carolyn Call 35. Fourth Flight: Betty Olson 34.5, Maggie Werlink 35.5, Maxine Steeele 36.5. Fifth Flight: Vi Van Horn 31, Joy Getty 31, Judy Phillips 34, Joan Pang 37. Cedarcrest Women’s Club Various Pars Sept. 26 First Division: Lucille Trucano 33, Darla Lewis 34. Second Division: Anna Jacobson 27.5, Bonita Stuns 30.5. Port Gardner Sr. Men’s Club Field Day Sept. 29 Flight One: Gross—Tom Tredway 71, Dug Kaufman 73, Art Hermansen 75, Steve Waite 75. Net—Dick Hohn 64 (won tiebreaker), Larry Gamman 64, Neil Danard 67, Doug Nelson 67, Pete Waller 67, Tom Koontz 67. Flight Two: Gross—Mark Swystun 82, Roy Locke 83, Verl Shatto 85. Net—Joel Russell 64, Cliff Johnson 65, Marty Lai 65. Snohomish Men’s Club Sub Par Aug. 23 Flight 0-12: Gross—Larry Cook 75. Net—Bob Dolan 66. Flight 13-16: Gross—Charlie Newcomer 77. Net—Lane Lockhart 66. Flight 17-up: Gross—Gary Proctor 86. Net—John Gavin 67. Sub Par Aug. 24 Flight 0-12: Gross—Todd Tibke 68. Net—Scott Chambard 66. Flight 13-16: Gross—Bill Grondal 76. Net—George Kockler 66. Flight 17-up: Gross—Otto Neubert 89. Net—Brent Baird 76. Field Day Sept. 20 Division 3-9: Gross—Todd Tibke 68, Frank Pantoja 71, Pat Wiseman 75. Net—Rod Kawachi 69, Bill Watt 71, John Robinson 71. Division 10/14: Gross—Larry Cook 76, Greg Ruthruff 77, Jeff Reeder 81, Steve Goedecke 81. Net—Dwayne Broome 63, Jim Murray 68, Bill Grundal 68. Division 15-up: Gross—Jason Clark 82, John Hale 86, Lane Lockhart 87. Net—Gary Proctor 67, Dave Gregory 68, Sandy Dorward 69. Holes in One Camaloch Golf Course Don Scott of Camano Island aced the 156-yard No. 4 hole on Sept. 24 with a 6-iron. Karla Frey of Camano Island aced the 125-yard No. 4 hole on Sept. 26 with a 7-iron. Gold Mountain Golf Complex Harold Pyatte of Everett aced the 176-yard No. 12 hole on the Olympic Course on Sept. 24 with a 5-iron. READER COMMENTS Be the first to comment. You must be a registered user and verify your e-mail address to post comments to blogs or articles on HeraldNet. To register, click here. To read other terms and conditions, click here. Log out

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