Adult Golf
Wednesday Travel League
Ron Rys earned his fifteenth career tour victory after posting the low round of 78(39-39) at Shorewood Country Club. It was his fourth straight win this year and eighth consecutive win dating back to last season. Al Etzel finished second with an 82. Dave Mathews won the B Flight on a tiebreaker over Mick Dunning Sr. John Tofil won the C Flight on a five-way tiebreaker over Nick Rizzo, Pat Weaver, Keith Medley, and Dave Miller. Mike Guziec Sr. won the D Flight on a tiebreaker over Dan Kaszuba. Winner of the Commissioner's Award was Lee Titus.
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Varsity golfers and their coaches from Ripley, Panama and Chautauqua Lake Central Schools volunteered four hours of labor on Saturday to pick up sticks, branches and other winter debris to prepare the Chautauqua Golf Course for the coming season. Trevor Burlingame, head grounds keeper at CGC, supervised the effort. Coaches Justin Akin of Ripley, Ed Nelson of Panama, and Mike Cummings of Chautauqua Lake organized the event to provide the student-athletes with an opportunity to “give back.” The athletes were treated to doughnuts in the morning and pizza for lunch. The teams hope to make Golf Work Day an annual event.
Untied birdies were recorded by: A Flight - Rys (Nos. 3 & 12), Carlos Troche (Nos. 5, 6, 11 & 14), Rudi Adamczak (No. 8), Tony Nicosia (No. 9), and Gary Richardson (No. 13); B Flight - Doug Keith (No. 9) and Jack Griswold(Nos. 15 & 16); C Flight - Rizzo (No. 2), Weaver (No. 3), Joe Bifaro (No. 4), Paul Olkowski (No. 7), Tofil (No. 11), Dennis Gawronski Sr. (No. 13) and Miller (No. 15); D Flight - Kaszuba (No. 14) and Bob Manning (No. 15).
Closest to the pin were Chris Ganey (No. 4), Troche (No. 6), Manning (No. 15), and Weaver (No. 17). Top point winners were Troche (72), Griswold (40.5), Weaver (27), and Manning (22.5). Season points leaders: Rys (73.5), Troche (72), Griswold (51), Bob Thompson (49.5), John Slaughter (42).
Next week the league travels to Blueberry Hill Golf Course in Russell, Pa. First tee time is at 10 a.m.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Lou Nocek BII - High team game: Professional Contractors 1,099. High team series: Professional Contractors 3,054. Individual high scores: Cody Schrader 216-300-698 (first career 300 game), James Golubski 232-247-662, Erick Griewisch 225-231-617, Ted Schwalbe 211-224-605, Keith Glowniak 235-602, Tom Battaglia 236-212, Bill Lanski Jr. 224, Howie Burgess 222, Josh Wilmot 219, Scott Jagoda 217, Roger Pacos 216, Paul Nocek 215-212, Mike Lucas 212-203, Joe Jagoda 212-213, Alex Haase 214-204-610, Tom Fafinski 203, Dean Wright 208, Ron Gworek 206, John Wise 203, Roger Burlett 202, Dan Struzynski 200, Greg Haase 203.
Wednesday 4-man - High team game: Bowler's Corner 860. High team series: Sunset Bay Restaurant 2,331. Individual high scores: Mike Lucas 201-246-256-703, Erick Griewisch 254-219-662, Chad Bradigan 259-222-640, Paul Nocek 222-202-202-626, Spencer Johnson 278-603, Aaron Weiskerger 205-212-602, Gary Haase 249, Roger Pacos 204-222, Tom Battaglia 244, Ricky Laurito 215, Matt Forbes 203, Jim Knoop 201.
Announcements
Special hockey
weekend at JSBIA
The Jamestown Savings Bank Ice Arena will host the first annual special hockey extravaganza this weekend.
This tournament was created with the direct assistance of the American Special Hockey Association and its president Mr. Mike Hickey.
With more than 80 teams in 50 organizations, American Special Hockey Programs have been established in more than 30 cities in the United States. The goal of special hockey is to give people with physical and developmental disabilities the chance to play the sport of ice hockey in a suitable environment tailored to match individual skill levels.
Special hockey exists for the enrichment of the athlete with a developmental disability.
Games begin Friday at 2 p.m. and continue throughout the weekend.
The opening ceremonies for the tournament will commence at 6 p.m. Friday.
Women
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The season will begin for the women on Wednesday, May 2, at Hillview. Tee-off is scheduled for 10 a.m.
The league is open to women golfers of all kinds.
A short meeting and a "Dutch Treat Pizza Party" will be held after golf.
For more information, contact Bobbi Deering at 366-5805 or Dodo Dudek at 366-3306.
Former Thursday Night Men's Golf League to
hold meeting
An organizational meeting for the former Thursday Night Men's Golf League at Sugar Hill Golf Course will be held Saturday, April 7, at 2 p.m.
The meeting will be held at the golf course for all golfers interested in the new league, which will be played on Wednesdays, beginning May 2.
Anyone interested in joining an established league is encouraged to contact Dan Griffin at 785-7546, or Sugar Hill at 326-4653.
Dunkirk-Fredonia
High School
Hockey Tryouts
Tryouts for the 2012-13 Dunkirk-Fredonia high school hockey team will be held at the Steele Hall Ice Arena on Sunday, March 25, from 4-5 p.m.
All interested players must attend. If a player is unable to attend, they must be excused in order to be considered for the team.
Any eighth grader interested in playing must pass the New York State physical fitness test if selected for the team.
Tryouts will be $10. If possible, players should bring a home and away jersey with a name on the back.
Call Dave or Andrea Caccamise at 965-4161 for more information.
