Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, September 07, 2016, Page 4B, Image 16

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    4B COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Sept. 7, 2016
GOLF: Middlefi eld Men's Club
Monday, Aug. 29
Game: 3 Points
Mike Helms BD
First Place
Gary Culp
Jerry Pennington
Gary Rider
Larry Zuvich
133
Second Place (tie)
Mike Helms
Gary Ingram
Pat Rickard
Larry Eyman
130
Second Place (tie)
Bill Beckett
Larry Dreiling
Don Perkins
130
Thursday, Sept. 1
Game: 2-3 Best Ball
First Place
Mike Helms
Gary Culp
Larry Dreiling
Bill Beckett
-22
Second Place (tie)
Tom Arney
Ed Prunkl
Deross Kinkade
Joe Rehm
-21
Second Place (tie)
Jake Cox
Mel Gowing
Leon Hayes
Gary Ingram
-21
Fourth Place (tie)
Jerry Fisher
Darrell Lee
Jim Lehl
Mike Stahl
127
Fourth Place (tie)
Jake Cox
Phil Jones
Keith Rowling
John Kallbrier
127
Low Gross
Mike Helms
Gary Rider
Steve Erickson 71
Deross Kinkade
61
63
64
64
64
64
64
64
Closest to the Pin
#5
Jerry Fisher
#7
Deross Kinkade
#14 Jim Wamsley
69
71
Longest Putt
#13 Jerry Fisher
71
Fourth Place
David Morris
Gary Nicolay
Larry Zuvich
Frank Gates
-18
Fifth Place (tie)
Dan Duffy
Don Perkins
Dave Tooker
Dick Winters
-16
Fifth Place (tie)
Bill Avery
Mike Cooney
Larry Eyman
Pat Rickard
-16
Low Gross
Deross Kinkade
Mike Helms
Low Net
Larry Zuvich
Jim Wamsley
Gary Ingram
Jerry Pennington
Jim Lehl
Jerry Fisher
Darrell Lee
Bill Beckett
71
72
Gary Culp
Jake Cox
Steve Erickson
72
72
73
Low Net
Ed Prunkl
Joe Rehm
Mel Gowing
Larry Eyman
Larry Dreiling
Dave Tooker
Jim Wamsley
Leon Hayes
Frank Gates
60
61
61
62
62
63
64
64
64
Closest to the Pin
#5
Mel Gowing
#7
Tom Arney
#14 Jim Wamsley
Longest Putt
#15 Todd Dennis
Trouble
at home
The girls' soccer team struggled to fi nd
an answer against Philomath on Tues-
day. The Lions lost 4-0 against the War-
riors at their home-opener, and the team
was handed its fi rst loss of the season.
The team struggled to get the balls to its
star forward, Kiana Hemenway (shown
to the right pushing the ball forward with
a header) and the defense was unable
to help the goalie. The Warriors were up
2-0 by halftime, and the Lions suffered
a crushing defeat just a few days after
handing their own dominant perfor-
mance to Astoria in a 6-0 win.
Photo by Sam Wright