A beloved Chautauqua Lake tradition returns this weekend as the Chautauqua Lake Fishing Association is hosting its 48th annual Jake Ernewein Memorial Father’s Day Weekend Fishing Contest, combining family friendly competition with a deeper mission: protecting and preserving one of Western ...
CHAUTAUQUA — Angie Penhollow’s 43 led the Monday Night Ladies League at Chautauqua Golf Club. Julie Brown shot a 46, followed by Robin Kayner (47), Becky Carlson (48), Grace Wheeler (48), Kathy Carlson (48), Mary Gayton (49), MaryGrace Guarino (50), Donna Germain (50), Jen Garrett (50), Beth Sacilowski (50). ——— FREDONIA — Joe Sorci’s scratch 34 led the Gene Andolina League at Vineyards Golf Course. Bob Golubski and Jeff Nelson shot 36s, followed by Phil Kleeberger (38), Mike Criscione (39), John Lakas (39) and Joe Yelich (39). Dennice Karin’s 30 led the ...
JAMESTOWN — Friday’s Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League game got away from Jamestown when Niagara scored six runs in the top of the third inning on its way to a 10-2 victory at Diethrick Park. The loss was the third straight for the Tarp Skunks, who fell to 11-5 on the ...
Upon pulling into the parking lot at Conewango Valley Country Club in North Warren, Pennsylvania for the 36th annual Riggs Memorial Champions last Sunday morning, I was greeted by, arguably, the area’s most passionate golf historian. To suggest that Scott M. Johnson LOVES the ...
BUSTI — Al Etzel of Ocala, Florida, was victorious in his return to the Wednesday Travel League, shooting the low round of 78 at South Hills Country Club. Ed Tofil, Josh Hilliker and Jeff Nelson all tied for second place with 80s. Etzel led the front nine with 39 while Etzel, Hilliker and Nelson all shot 39s to lead the back nine. Tom Sacilowski and Dennis Gawronski Sr. won the B and C Flights, respectively. Gawronski now owns 25 career C Flight wins, tied for fourth most all-time. Ron Szach was the low senior. The winner of the Bruce “Java” Chrabasz Commissioner’s Award was ...
JAMESTOWN — Niagara Falls spotted Jamestown five runs in the bottom of the second inning, falling back 6-3 and beginning the long road back early. Jamestown added another run the following inning, but a pitching change to Logan Stickler was the spark the Americans needed as they kept the ...
