For the Record
Adult Horseshoes
Cassadaga Legion
Post 1280
Tuesday Night Horseshoes – First place: James Dubos 112. Second place: Joe Majkut 111. Third place: Steve Planty 106.
Adult Golf
Hillview
The Women Who Golf For Fun – Pat Daniel led the way while Phyllis East scored second place. Third was a tie with Carole Hudson and Bobbi Deering. Theresa Leone was named Golfer of the Week.
The monthly luncheon was held at Applebee’s following golf. The women will golf again next Wednesday, teeing off at 10 a.m. Women golfers are welcomed to join them.
For further information, call Deering at 366-5805.
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The Girls 4 Golf Tuesday Night League – Low gross: by Vicki Westling 47, Nancy Phillips 48 and Judith Waterman 49. Low net: Linda Prince 34, Nancy Phillips 36, Karen Tramutta 37 and Janet Meyer 37. Sue Gotowka and Sally Giambrone won the prize for the evening for having the most 8’s in their scores.
Pinehurst
ParTee Girls – Low gross: Carolyn Rawlinson 44, Lori Foster 46, Lynn Stetson 48, Eileen Laporte 49, and Pat Thompson 49. Low net: Laporte 27, Marcy Casler 30, Rawlinson 31, Stetson 32, Julie Ortendahl 33, Foster 34, MaryBeth Pagano 34, Kim Tiberio 34, Kim Underwood 34, Trudy Gollnitz 35, Thompson 36, Kim Raynor 36 and Lani Garrison 36. Rawlinson won the prize for most pars and Carol Somers had the most eights.
Hole-In-One
Cassadaga Country Club
During the first round of the Cassadaga Country Club Member-Guest Tournament on Saturday, June 25, Chip White scored a hole-in-one on the 165-yard 17th hole. He used a 4-hybrid for the shot. Witnessing the shot were Chip’s son, Jess, and friends Mike Lawhead and Dean Ringler.
For The Record
Adult Golf
Cassadaga Country Club
Monday Night Men’s Golf League – Steve Wintersteen 36, Fred Chamberlin 37, Tyler Lerow 38, Don Meder 41, Randy Butts 42, Rob Lancaster 43, Steve Nichols 43, Bob Warsitz 43. Closest to the pin: Jeff Cook (No. 6). Skins: Don Meder (No. 2, birdie), Tyler Lerow (No. 3, birdie).
Pinehurst Golf Course
Pinehurst Retiree Golf – Five under was the score to beat and earned first place for the team of Bill Christ, Steve Woleben and Bob Richmond. Bill Cole, Vinny Paternosh, Pete Miller and George Tanner were second at four-under-par. Third at three-under-par went to John Jones, Jim Higgenbothm, Dick Wade and Sam Arcadipane. Fourth place after the tie breaker on number seven went to Keith Rothwell, Chris Kolpien and Jim Wise at three under. Two under was the score of the fifth-place team consisting of Trenny Jordon, Rick Lawson, Gene Noble and Dennis Shively. Sixth place at one-under-par was the team of Jim Quinn, Paul Sear, Todd Swanson and Tom Sweatman.
Individual honors were won by Todd Swanson (closest to the pin on No. 4), Jim Higgenbothm (closest to the pin on No. 7) and Keith Rothwell (closest to the 150-yard marker on No. 9).
Announcements
WSCR?golf tournament
Westfield Stray Cat Resue will be holding its Second Annual Cathouse Open on July 16 at Pinehurst Golf Course.
The cost is $40 per player and includes a nine-hole Scramble, cart and lunch.
Shotgun start at 9 a.m. with coffee and sweets available at the 8:15 sign-in.
For more information, call Karen at 326-2404 or go to cathouseopen@gmail.com for details.
All proceeds from the “Second Annual Cathouse Open” will directly benefit the WSCR shelter as well as our Feral Cat initiative, “Karma’s Hope.”
For the Record
Adult Golf
Vineyards Golf Course
Dunkirk Moose Thursday Night Golf League – Dave Criscione 38, Mike Rylowicz 39, Gordy Haight 41, Pat Mackowiak 41, Todd Fryberger 42, Glenn Mann 43, Joe Kulig 43, John Chaublis 44, Steve Dando 44, Pete Criscione 45, Mark Gugino 47, Vin Piglowski 47, Mike Rosario 47, Brian Venn 47, John Weidenhofer 47, Sam Fote 48, Dave DeJoe 48. Skins: Kulig (No. 8). Closest to the pin: Rylowicz (No. 3) and Paul Heyden (No. 9).
Hillview Golf Course
Wednesday Night Ladies League – Individual low gross Anita Lancor 43. Individual low net: Carlene Davis 32. Team low gross: Dawn Woleben and Joan Tallett 93. Team low net: Diane Enser and Jane Ellman 67. Fewest Putts: Enser 15. Closest to Pin on second shot: Woleben (No. 3). Longest Putt: Barb VanDette (No. 8). Birdies: Lancor (No. 2).
Chautauqua Golf Club
William Sprague Memorial Golf League – Low scores front nine: Brian Devine 37, Dave Carlberg 39, Karl Voltman 42. Back nine: Justin Akin 37, Jim Bird 38, Wayne Stoughton 38, Bill Peterson 39, Shelly Grant 39 and John Akin 40.
Announcements
Dunkirk Football golf tournament
Dunkirk football coach Mike Sarratori has announced the Dunkirk Football Golf Tournament, scheduled for July 10 has been cancelled due to many factors.
Gowanda Booster Club Upcoming Events
The Gowanda Booster Club will host its second G-Town Golf Tournament on Monday, July 18, at Gowanda Country Club.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m., shotgun at 10:30 a.m. The format for the G-Town Golf Tournament will continue to be a four-person scramble with multiple prizes for golfers. The $100 per-person entry fee includes greens fee, cart, lunch and dinner ($75 for GCC member; $60 GCC member with cart lease.) Golfers or hole sponsors can contact Sue Rebmann at 597-5929 or Sonja Winship at 560-4628 for details.
After last year’s successful event with more than 80 golfers, 20 hole sponsors and donations from local businesses, GBC was able to award four GCS graduating students Panther P.R.I.D.E. Scholarships in the amount of $500 each. The 2016 recipients of the GBC Panther P.R.I.D.E. were Elizabeth Hammond, Devon Clark, Madeline Ackley and Brooke Strawder.
The next event on the G-Town calendar is Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016. The night of the third annual Community Spirit Parade. Join us by making a float, walking together with your team, business or block of G-Town friends, or join us by cheering on the sidewalk as the parade streams through Gowanda.
Parade lineup starts at 4 p.m. behind the Hollywood Theater, but pre-registration is required. Contact Jennifer Gernatt for an application form at 860-8782.
Then after the parade, the excitement continues when the infamous Powder Puff Game takes place at Hillis Field, as the senior girls from the Class of 2017 take on the junior girls from the Class of 2018 in a friendly game of flag football.
WSCR?golf tournament
Westfield Stray Cat Resue will be holding its Second Annual Cathouse Open on July 16 at Pinehurst Golf Course.
The cost is $40 per player and includes a nine-hole Scramble, cart and lunch.
Shotgun start at 9 a.m. with coffee and sweets available at the 8:15 sign-in.
For more information, call Karen at 326-2404 or go to cathouseopen@gmail.com for details.
All proceeds from the “Second Annual Cathouse Open” will directly benefit the WSCR shelter as well as our Feral Cat initiative, “Karma’s Hope.”
For the Record
Adult Golf
Tri County Country Club 2016 Senior/Pre-Senior Tournament Results
1st Overall Gross (Pre-Senior): Ryan Arnone 77
1st Overall Net (Pre-Senior): Jim Wiskup 71
1st Overall Gross (Senior): Wayne Ormsby 80
1st Overall Net (Senior): Dan Jaszka 69
Flight Winners Gross/Net
Age 18 49
1. Buster Azzarella 78/Ryan Arnone 72
2. Matt Fortna 83/Buster Azzarella 72
3. Mike Almeida 84/Justin Miller 76
Age 50 59
1. Jim Sieckmann 80/Chuck Nicosia 70
2. Chuck Nicosia 82/Jim Sieckmann 72
3. Kevin Swanson 85/Dennis Corsaro 75
Age 60 69
1. Jim Azzarella Sr. 82/Mike McCarthy 69
2. Mike McCarthy 83/Tom Mudra 71
3. Al Monaco 85/Wayne Ormsby 72
Age 70 79
1. Rick Taaffe 83/Ray Smith 70
2. Jerry Schreiber 85/Jerry Schreiber 75
3. Ray Smith 87/Rick Taaffe 76
Age 80 +
1. Frank Nappo 91/Frank Nappo 75
2. Jack Montondo 103/Jack Montondo 85
3. Mike Ervolino 116/Mike Ervolino 91
Hole in One at Cassadaga Country Club
Using a 7 wood, Linnea Nichols aced the 120-yard No. 6 hole at Cassadaga Country Club on June 24. Witnessing the shot were Lori Cook, Cindy Pearson and Pat Gens.
Announcements
Gowanda Booster Club Upcoming Events
The Gowanda Booster Club will host its second G-Town Golf Tournament on Monday, July 18, at Gowanda Country Club.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m., shotgun at 10:30 a.m. The format for the G-Town Golf Tournament will continue to be a four-person scramble with multiple prizes for golfers. The $100 per-person entry fee includes greens fee, cart, lunch and dinner ($75 for GCC member; $60 GCC member with cart lease.) Golfers or hole sponsors can contact Sue Rebmann at 597-5929 or Sonja Winship at 560-4628 for details.
After last year’s successful event with more than 80 golfers, 20 hole sponsors and donations from local businesses, GBC was able to award four GCS graduating students Panther P.R.I.D.E. Scholarships in the amount of $500 each. The 2016 recipients of the GBC Panther P.R.I.D.E. were Elizabeth Hammond, Devon Clark, Madeline Ackley and Brooke Strawder.
The next event on the G-Town calendar is Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016. The night of the third annual Community Spirit Parade. Join us by making a float, walking together with your team, business or block of G-Town friends, or join us by cheering on the sidewalk as the parade streams through Gowanda.
Parade lineup starts at 4 p.m. behind the Hollywood Theater, but pre-registration is required. Contact Jennifer Gernatt for an application form at 860-8782.
Then after the parade, the excitement continues when the infamous Powder Puff Game takes place at Hillis Field, as the senior girls from the Class of 2017 take on the junior girls from the Class of 2018 in a friendly game of flag football.
For the Record
Adult Golf
Byrncliff Resort
Wednesday Travel League – John Bongiovanni earned his first victory of the season with the low round of 81 at Byrncliff Resort in Varysburg. Bongiovanni was also the low man on the back nine with a 40. Joe Michalski finished second with an 84 and was the low man on the front nine with a 39. Michalski also recorded his first career eagle with a two on the par-4 No. 6.
In the B Flight, Jeff Kubera won after a tiebreaker with Tim Walawender and Al Etzel. Frank Benamati and Butch Mackowiak won the C and D flights, respectively, while the winner of the Bruce “Java” Chrabasz Commissioner’s Award for the third consecutive week was John Hughson.
Untied birdies were recorded by: A Flight: Danny Kubera (Nos. 5 & 13), Michalski (No.6, eagle & No.17) and Ed Tofil (No. 16). B Flight: Dave Criscione (Nos. 5 & 8), Jeff Kubera (No. 9), John Tofil (Nos. 11 & 13) and Etzel (No. 16). C Flight: Bob Thompson (No. 1), Dave Miller (No. 7), Dave Franklin (No. 10), John Waterman (No. 12) and Ron Szach (No. 16). D Flight: Al Bradley (Nos. 3 & 10), Gary Haase (Nos. 4 & 6), Pat Weaver (No. 8), Lenny Leszkowicz (No. 9) and Mackowiak (No. 12).
Closest to the pin were: Waterman (No. 4), Criscione (No. 8), Don Kujawa (No. 12) and Ed Tofil (No. 16). Top point winners were Ed Tofil 48, Szach 32, Criscione 24, Michalski 20 and Waterman 20.
Season points leaders: Dave Momberger 224, John Tofil 147, Robert Calph 143, Franklin 129, Jack Hood 116, Bongiovanni 99, Weaver 97, Criscione 97, Waterman 74 and Ken Kaus 73.
Next week the league holds its second major of the season, the U.S. Open, at North Hills, in Corry, Pa. At this time, there are two open spots. To see if they are still available, call John at 785-2291. The first group tees off at 8:46 a.m.
Pairings are as follows: Group 1: Robert Calph, Gary Hazelton, Dave Criscione; Group 2: Lenny Leszkowicz, Mike Willoughby, Pete Gawron; Group 3: Jeff Kubera, Butch Mackowiak, Dave Franklin, Tony Destro; Group 4: John Tofil, Tom Destro, Dave Mathews, Dave Momberger; Group 5: Mick Dunning, Kevin Kaszuba, Mike Wolfe, Don Kujawa; Group 6: John Hughson, Ron Rys, Joe Bifaro, Pat Weaver; Group 7: Tim Walawender, Frank Benamati, Dan Kaszuba, Angelo Leone; Group 8: Ed Tofil, Gary Haase, Joe Michalski, Jim Michalski; Group 9: Danny Kubera, Garett Moore, Jeff Marsowicz, John Waterman; Group 10: Ken Kaus, Bob Thompson, Jason Habich, Doug Grace.
Cassadaga Country Club
Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Brenton Wilcox 30, Steve Wintersteen 31, Tim Bulger 33, Sean Fenton 38, Rick Heath 39, Sean Helmer 39, Kerry Murphy 39.
Low net: Bulger 28. Closest to the pin: Greg Wise (No. 6). Skins: Wise (No. 6, birdie), Ron Jusdowski (No. 8, birdie), Heath (No. 9, eagle).
Thursday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Joe Tramuta 38, Bob Smith 39, Tom Gauronski 40, Mike Lawhead 40, Mike Schwertfager 40, Randy Butts 41, Rob Kahle 41, Dave Kobel 41, Bill Makuch 41, Dick Mangine 41, Matt Wallace 41, Mike Willoughby 41.
Low net: Tramuta 30. Closest to the pin: Tramuta (No. 6). Skins: Lawhead (No. 1, birdie), Mike Lancaster (No. 4, birdie), Tramuta (No. 6, birdie), Willoughby (No. 8, birdie).
Pinehurst Golf Club
Wednesday Night Men’s League – Dick frost was low man this week with a 37, followed by Nick Speziale with a 39, Scott Jagoda with a 41, Gary Arnold a 41, Nate Thompson a 41, and John Chabuel with a 41. Meanwhile, Dave Willebrandt and Bob Remington each shot 42’s to round out the scoring. Closest to the pins were: Chabuel (No. 4), Frost (No. 7). Low net: Chabuel 29.
The Vineyards Golf Course
Wednesday Night Ladies League – Low team gross: Katie Michalak and Rosie Calph 92. Low team net: Michalak and Calph 61. Low individual gross: Michalak 44. Low individual net: Michalak 30. Fewest putts: Michalak 14.
Gene Andolina League – Low scratch scores (below 40): Chuck Allesi 33, Sam Allesi 35, John Bongiovanni 35, Dave Criscione 36, Kevin Jasinski 37, Dave DeJoe 37, Dan Alessi 37, Bob Calph 38, Sam Tabone 38.
Low handicap scores (33 and below): Joe Kulig 28, Chuck Allesi 28, Dave DeJoe 28, Tabone 29, Mike Rosario 29, Sam Allesi 29, Bongiovanni 29, Jasinski 30, Tony Antolini 30, Dave Criscione 31, Tom McTigue 33, Joe Greco 33, Dave Polechetti 33, Tucker Samuelson 33, Jim Sedota 33, Tom Destro 33, Calph 33, Jim DeJoe 33, Sam Fote 33, Pete Criscione 33.
Scratch skins: Dave DeJoe (No. 6), Bongiovanni (No. 8). Handicap skins: Rosario (Nos. 1 & 3), Jim Polvino (No. 2), Polechetti (No. 5), Dave DeJoe (No. 6). Closest to the pin: Calph (No. 3), Fote (No. 9).
Youth Baseball
Brocton-Portland
Little League Majors
Harvest View 17, East Main Auto 7 – Jason Clutter and Eric Pryll had a triple and a single each to help Harvest View finish off its undefeated season.
Elsewhere, Colton Houser doubled and singled twice while Aiden Gatto had a single while striking out eight on the mound in the win. Also for Harvest View, Damion Franklin, Damian Sortore and Brendan Crowell reached base safely with hits.
For East Main Auto, Jeremy Weisner led the way at the plate with a double and a triple while Matt Steward, Lauren Stressing and Brendan Parks all had hits. Nick Wallace struck out three in his season debut on the mound.
Announcements
Gowanda Boosters Club Upcoming Events
The Gowanda Booster Club will host its second G-Town Golf Tournament on Monday, July 18, at Gowanda Country Club.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m., shotgun at 10:30 a.m. The format for the G-Town Golf Tournament will continue to be a four-person scramble with multiple prizes for golfers. The $100 per-person entry fee includes greens fee, cart, lunch and dinner ($75 for GCC member; $60 GCC member with cart lease.) Golfers or hole sponsors can contact Sue Rebmann at 597-5929 or Sonja Winship at 560-4628 for details.
After last year’s successful event with more than 80 golfers, 20 hole sponsors and donations from local businesses, GBC was able to award four GCS graduating students Panther P.R.I.D.E. Scholarships in the amount of $500 each. The 2016 recipients of the GBC Panther P.R.I.D.E. were Elizabeth Hammond, Devon Clark, Madeline Ackley and Brooke Strawder.
The next event on the G-Town calendar is Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016. The night of the third annual Community Spirit Parade. Join us by making a float, walking together with your team, business or block of G-Town friends, or join us by cheering on the sidewalk as the parade streams through Gowanda.
Parade lineup starts at 4 p.m. behind the Hollywood Theater, but pre-registration is required. Contact Jennifer Gernatt for an application form at 860-8782.
Then after the parade, the excitement continues when the infamous Powder Puff Game takes place at Hillis Field, as the senior girls from the Class of 2017 take on the junior girls from the Class of 2018 in a friendly game of flag football.
For The Record
Adult Horseshoes
Cassadaga American Legion Post 1280
Tuesday Night League (June 22) – First place: Steve Planty, 113. Second place: Chuck Dillemburg 112. Third place: Joe Majkut 111.
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Tuesday Night League (June 14) – First place Mike Riewaldt. Second place: Rick Burlett. Third place: Joe Majkut.
Adult Golf
Hillview Golf Course
Girls 4 Golf Tuesday Night League – Low gross: Judy Mowery 37, Vicki Westling 43, Judith Watterman 49, Debbie Yerico 53 and Donna Frost 53. Low net: Judy Mowery 31, Sue Gotowka 35, Vicki Westling 35 and Judith Waterman 36. The prize for the fewest number of putts for the evening was won by Judy Mowery and Vicki Westling each with 14.
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Thursday Morning League – Closest to the pin: George Alessi (No. 5, 19 points). A skins: George Corbin (No. 7, 16 points), Bob Calph (No. 4, 16 points). B skins: Bob Welch (Nos. 2 and 9, 10 points), Jim Klemons (No. 8, 5 points), George Alessi (No. 5, 5 points), Walt Koba (No. 4, 5 points), Ange Leone (No. 6, 5 points). C skins:Ted Deszcz (Nos. 3 and 5, 22 points) and Steve Galardo (No. 8, 11 points).
Gowanda Country Club
Ladies League: Low gross: Kim Gier 41, Lynn Gotsch 48 and Nancy Rodrigues 49. Low net: Mary Ann Hoisek 29, Dawn Zopp 33 and Helene Walgus 35.
Cassadaga Country Club
Wednesday Ladies – Low scores: Donna Wier 44, Cindy Chimera 46, Michelle Helmer 46, Judy Dale 47, DeeDee DuBois 47, Linda Roos 47, Sue Grace 49 and Melissa Kelly 49. Low team net: Roos and Nancy Mangine 25 and Nancy Snyder took a double pot closest-to-the-pin on No. 15. Skins: Chimera (Bogey, No. 14) and Wier (Birdie No. 16).
Hole-in-One
Hillview Golf Course
Joan Tallett recorded her first career Hole-In-One during the Wednesday Night League. The feat came on the par-3 No. 5 hole, using a 6-iron. The shot was witnessed by Dawn Woleben, Jane Ellman and Diane Enser.
Shorewood Country Club
Sue Borrello recorded her first ever Hole-in-One on the 130-yard par-3, 15th hole at Shorewood Country Club. Borrello used a 7-iron. Witnesses were Amy Redman, Carol Gotowka and Gail Miller.
For The Record
Adult Golf
Hillview Golf Course
Women Who Golf For Fun – First place: Bobbi Deering. Second place: Phyllis East. Third place: Theresa Leone. Golfer of the Week: Kathy Kolo.
The women will golf again next Wednesday, teeing off at 10 a.m.
Women golfers are encouraged to join. For further information, call Deering at 366-5805.
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Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Mark Botticello 37, Jim Szalkowski 37, Al Etzel 40. Top point winners: A-Flight: Szalkowski 7, Etzel 7. B-Flight: Dennis Gawronski Sr. 6.5. C-Flight: Jim Ellman Sr. 7. D-Flight: Chuck Hudson 5. Closest to the pin: Dave Miller (No. 5). A & B skins: Ken Kaus (No. 4), Bill Aldrich (No. 5), Szalkowski (No. 8). C&D skins: Ron Kirkby (No. 3), Pat Deering (Nos. 4, 7 and 8) and Dave Paradis (No. 9).
Pinehurst Golf Course
Pinehurst ParTee Girls – Low gross scores: Carolyn Rawlinson 42, Amy Swanson 47, Pat Thompson 48, Val Gelsimino 50 and Trudy Gollnitz 50. Low net scores: Rawlinson 29, Kim Tiberio 32, Gelsimino 33, Gollnitz 33, Lani Garrison 33, Julie Ortendahl 34, Thompson 35, Maribeth Pagano 35, MaryAnn Woleben 35 and Jill Muck 36. Longest drive: Eileen LaPorte (No. 6). Shortest drive: Muck (No. 6). Lori Foster won the 50/50.
Chautauqua
Point Golf Course
Wednesday Morning Senior League – Dan Kelly 39, Mitch Dudley 43, Cam Morton 43, Jerry Nichols 42, Mel Baldwin 42, Bill Barber 42, Corky Hull, Sr. 42, Ron Gibb 42 and Jim Hanson 41. Hull won closest to the pin on No. 2 and was awarded 23 points for it.
Announcements
Gowanda Boosters Club Upcoming Events
The Gowanda Booster Club will host its second G-Town Golf Tournament on Monday, July 18, at Gowanda Country Club.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m., shotgun at 10:30 a.m. The format for the G-Town Golf Tournament will continue to be a four-person scramble with multiple prizes for golfers. The $100 per-person entry fee includes greens fee, cart, lunch and dinner ($75 for GCC member; $60 GCC member with cart lease.) Golfers or hole sponsors can contact Sue Rebmann at 597-5929 or Sonja Winship at 560-4628 for details.
After last year’s successful event with more than 80 golfers, 20 hole sponsors and donations from local businesses, GBC was able to award four GCS graduating students Panther P.R.I.D.E. Scholarships in the amount of $500 each. The 2016 recipients of the GBC Panther P.R.I.D.E. were Elizabeth Hammond, Devon Clark, Madeline Ackley and Brooke Strawder.
The next event on the G-Town calendar is Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016. The night of the third annual Community Spirit Parade. Join us by making a float, walking together with your team, business or block of G-Town friends, or join us by cheering on the sidewalk as the parade streams through Gowanda.
Parade lineup starts at 4 p.m. behind the Hollywood Theater, but pre-registration is required. Contact Jennifer Gernatt for an application form at 860-8782.
Then after the parade, the excitement continues when the infamous Powder Puff Game takes place at Hillis Field, as the senior girls from the Class of 2017 take on the junior girls from the Class of 2018 in a friendly game of flag football.
Dunkirk Athletic Physicals
There are free sports physicals being given today between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the high school health office for next year’s students in grades 7-12.
Any student playing a sport next year at Dunkirk High School should pick up paperwork from their school nurse and return it at the time of the physical or bring a parent with them on June 23.
The doctor will not see a student without the parent’s signature on the supplied paperwork. Any questions should be directed to the athletic department.
For the Record
Youth Baseball
Dunkirk Little
League Majors
Lucky Lanes 15, Kosciuszko 14 – In a wild contest, The Dog House rallied with six runs in the top of the sixth inning to tie the game, but Reggie Brent led off the bottom of the inning with a triple and scored on Jeffery Jones RBI groundout to win it for Lucky Lanes.
Nick Zatorski ripped two doubles among his four hits to lead Lucky Lanes offensively, while Dominick Corsi added a pair of doubles and a single. Jack Lanski and Josiah Cox each added a base hit for the winners, with Corsi earning the win on the hill in relief.
Bryson Travis tripled, doubled and singled for the Kosciuszko Club, while Teddy Roberts rapped a pair of doubles and Jonathan Ganey hit safely twice. Donovan Lockett and Steven Zentz added base hits in a losing effort.
Lucky Lanes 7, Exempts Club 2 – Nick Zatorski struck out nine in the complete-game win, while also adding a home run and a single at the plate to lead the 14-hit attack for Lucky Lanes.
Adding multi-hit games for the winners were Dominick Corsi, Adam Fred, Jack Lanski, and Nick Thompson while Davion White, Reggie Brent, Jeffery Jones and Josiah Cox added singles.
Phil Messina’s triple was the lone hit for the Exempts Club.
Adult Golf
Cassadaga
Country Club
Thursday Night Men’s Golf League – Low scores: Tom Gauronski 37, Don Meder 38, Brian Blizzard 39, Rob Kahle 39, Mike Lancaster 39, Fred Chamberlin 40, Rob Lancaster 40, Chip White 40.
Low net: Darin Green 28. Closest to the pin: Blizzard (No. 6). Skins: Lancaster (No. 3, birdie), Meder (No. 4, birdie), Blizzard (No. 6, birdie), Rick Jones (No. 8, birdie).
Monday Night Men’s Golf League – Low scores: Steve Wintersteen 33, Brian Blizzard 37, Rob Lancaster 38, Don Meder 38, Tim Bulger 40, Steve Dando 40, Gary Nichols 41, Frank Issler 42, Bob Warsitz 42.
Low net: Lancaster 28. Closest to the pin: Nichols (No. 15). Skins: Meder (No. 10, birdie), Matt Wallace (No. 13, birdie).
Announcements
Gowanda Boosters Club Upcoming Events
The Gowanda Booster Club will host its second G-Town Golf Tournament on Monday, July 18, at Gowanda Country Club.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m., shotgun at 10:30 a.m. The format for the G-Town Golf Tournament will continue to be a four-person scramble with multiple prizes for golfers. The $100 per-person entry fee includes greens fee, cart, lunch and dinner ($75 for GCC member; $60 GCC member with cart lease.) Golfers or hole sponsors can contact Sue Rebmann at 597-5929 or Sonja Winship at 560-4628 for details.
After last year’s successful event with more than 80 golfers, 20 hole sponsors and donations from local businesses, GBC was able to award four GCS graduating students Panther P.R.I.D.E. Scholarships in the amount of $500 each. The 2016 recipients of the GBC Panther P.R.I.D.E. were Elizabeth Hammond, Devon Clark, Madeline Ackley and Brooke Strawder.
The next event on the G-Town calendar is Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016. The night of the third annual Community Spirit Parade. Join us by making a float, walking together with your team, business or block of G-Town friends, or join us by cheering on the sidewalk as the parade streams through Gowanda.
Parade lineup starts at 4 p.m. behind the Hollywood Theater, but pre-registration is required. Contact Jennifer Gernatt for an application form at 860-8782.
Then after the parade, the excitement continues when the infamous Powder Puff Game takes place at Hillis Field, as the senior girls from the Class of 2017 take on the junior girls from the Class of 2018 in a friendly game of flag football.
Dunkirk Athletic Physicals
There are free sports physicals being given on Thursday, June 23 between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the high school health office for next year’s students in grades 7-12.
Any student playing a sport next year at Dunkirk High School should pick up paperwork from their school nurse and return it at the time of the physical or bring a parent with them on June 23.
The doctor will not see a student without the parent’s signature on the supplied paperwork. Any questions should be directed to the athletic department.
For the Record
Youth Baseball
Brocton-Portland
Little League Majors
Harvest View 22, VFW 12 – Damian Sortore had a pair of home runs in the win for Harvest View while Jason Clutter and Aiden Gatto added a round-trippers of their own.
On the hill, Gatto struck out five while Lauren Stressing had a pair of hits for Harvest View.
For VFW, Mason Maring had two hits in a losing effort.
Youth Softball
Fredonia Little League Minors
Culligan’s vs. Fairpoint Communications – Elizabeth Proper and Rihanna Benner led Culligan’s offense with three hits each, while Danielle Palisin, Madison Ambrose, Jocelyn Clark, Jennifer Tran, and Cassandra Cramer added two hits each.
Palisin played excellent defense, including turning two unassisted double plays.
For Fairpoint, Madyson Burgess led the way with three hits, while Haley Ramm, Jillian Miller and Eva Gnadzinski added two hits each.
Adult Golf
Hillview Golf Course
Thursday Morning League – A skins: Ron Kirkby (Nos. 2 & 8, 22 points), George Corbin (No. 1, 11 points). B skins: Mick Kurtz (Nos. 1, 4 & 7, 18 points), Sam Speziale (No. 9, 6 points), Steve Zatorski (No. 8, 6 points).
The Women Who Golf For Fun – Phyllis East and Bobbi Deering tied for first place while Theresa Leone came in second. Nancy Crandall was name Golfer of the Week.
The women will golf again on wednesday, teeing off at 10 a.m. New members are encouraged to join. For more information, contact Deering at 366-5805.
Vineyards Golf Course
Gene Andolina League – Low scores: Dan Alessi 33, Sam Speziale 36, John Bongiovanni 36, Chuck Allesi 36, Zeke Curtin 38, Scott Kingsley 38, Kurt Warmbrodt 38, Paul Trusso 39, Kevin Jasinski 39, Doug Grace 39, Phil Kleeberger 39, Sam Fote 39.
Low handicap scores: Jake McCune 27, Sam Fote 27, Dave Polechetti 28, Jim DeJoe 29, Tucker Samuelson 29, Curtin 29, Trusso 30, Speziale 30, Mark Gugino 30, Grace 30, Kingsley 30, Bongiovanni 30, Sam Foti 30, Dan Alessi 30, John Wiedenhofer 31, Tony Antolini 31, Joe Favata 31, Chuck Allesi 31, Bob Trip 31, David DeJoe 32, Jim Polvino 32, Ron Joy 32, Kurt Warmbrodt 32, Joe Bifaro 33, Sam Tabone 33, Smokey Gloss 33, Jasinski 33, Jack Hood 33.
Scratch skins: McCune (Nos. 2 & 6). Handicap skins: Hood (No. 8), Speziale (No. 9). Closest to the pin: Gugino (No. 3), Chuck Allesi (No. 9).
Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low gross: Alec Ambrose 35, Matt Kessler 37, Mike Lawhead 37, Joe Kulig 38, Tom Schibetta 39, Jess Marino 39.
Low net: Steve Lilly 27, Chip White 28, Lawhead 28, Dakota Gardner 29, Jim Sedota 29, Les Ludemann 30, Mike Cris 30.
Skins: Kulig (No. 7, double skin). Closest to the pin: Kulig (No. 3), Lawhead (No. 9).
Dunkirk Moose Thursday Night Golf League – Low scores: Greg Catalano 36, Dave Criscione 40, Mike Rylowicz 41, Dave DeJoe 41, Joe Kulig 41, Pat Mackowiak 42, John Chaublis 43, Todd Fryberger 45, Ralph Archer 45, Steve Dando 45, Brian Venn 46, Shawn Hennessey 46, Tom Lesch 47, Rick Mazurek 47,
Glenn Mann 48, Mike Rosario 48, and Vin Piglowski 49. Closest to the pin: Rylowicz (No. 9). Skins: Criscione (No. 4).
Announcements
Dunkirk Athletic Physicals
There are free sports physicals being given on Thursday, June 23 between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the high school health office for next year’s students in grades 7-12.
Any child playing a sport next year at Dunkirk High School should pick up paperwork from their school nurse and return it at the time of the physical or bring a parent with them on June 23.
The doctor will not see a child without the parent’s signature on the supplied paperwork. Any questions should be directed to the athletic department.
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Announcements
Dunkirk athletic physicals
There are free sports physicals being given on Thursday, June 23 between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the high school health office for next year’s students in grades 7-12.
Any child playing a sport next year at Dunkirk High School should pick up paperwork from their school nurse and return it at the time of the physical or bring a parent with them on June 23.
The doctor will not see a child without the parent’s signature on the supplied paperwork. Any questions should be directed to the athletic department.
Gowanda Recreation
registration set for June 30
The Gowanda Recreation summer program will hold its pre-registration at St. John Park on Thursday, June 30 from 5:30-7 pm. Children must be at least 6 years of age and no older than 14 in order to attend the program.
The first day of recreation in Tuesday, July 5. The six-week program runs from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. each weekday through Aug. 12. There is no cost to participate in the program.
Call Recreation Director Mark Benton at 532-4053 for more information.
Free karate program
The Family Martial Arts Center and The Karate Kidz Zone of Chautauqua County will sponsor a free one-week youth recreation program for all county residence ages 2-18.
The seminar will be hosted at 355 Central Ave., Fredonia. All participants should wear relaxed clothing. After completion of the program, each student who decides to enroll will receive a free uniform.
The Family Martial Arts Center has been offering youth programs for 18 years. They are partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Dunkirk and a previous partner with The Chautauqua Opportunities Inc. Youth Service Team.
The summer 2016 Youth and young Adults Program will be offered at no cost to students.
Register by calling 680-1121, stopping by or emailing karateman1965@hotmail.com. Feel free to log onto www.thefamilymartialartscenter.com for more information.
Shorewood Country Club Jr. Golf reunion
The Shorewood Country Club Jr. Golf program is a long-time tradition at the club. On July 24, a reunion tournament will be held at Shorewood Country Club for all past members of the Shorewood Jr. Golf program. The tournament is also a fundraiser in honor of past Director, Margaret Mead. All proceeds from the tournament will go to run for research benefitting Project ALS.
Because this tournament is a fundraiser, it is open to the public. For more information and to register for the event, visit the event website at http://conta.cc/1VUrUfG.
For information on becoming a tournament sponsor, contact Maggie Reed at mreed424@gmail.com or (315) 292-3044.
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Youth Softball
Fredonia Minor Softball
Culligan’s vs. Studio 64
Madison Ambrose, Mikalyee Baliya and Elizabeth Proper sparked the offense for Culligan’s with two hits each. Danielle Palisin played well defensively.
Jordis Krauther led Studio 64 with four hits while Brenna Feeley and Chloe Artise added three hits each. Kaylee Demming contributed with several nice defensive plays.
Youth Baseball
Brocton-Portland Little League Majors
Harvest View 11, Mayville II 8
For Harvest View, Damian Sortore cracked a home run. Colton Houser had a double. Michael Matos had two hits.
Aiden Gatto struck out nine for the win.
For Mayville, Dylen Cole had a double and a single. Kameron Press had two singles.
Adult Golf
Hillview Golf Course
Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Al Etzel 38, Jim Szalkowski 39, Robert Calph 39. Closest to the pin: Jerry Dziduch (No. 5). A&B skins: Szalkowski (Nos. 6 and 7), Mark Botticello (No. 8). C&D skins: Dziduch (Nos. 2 and 5) and Dave Paradis (Nos. 8 and 9).
Cassadaga Country Club
Tuesday Night Men’s Golf League – Steve Wintersteen 30, Brenton Wilcox 31, Kerry Murphy 36, Todd Fenton 37, Scott Nuccio 37, Tim Bulger 39, Allen Chase 39. Low net: Steve Wintersteen 28. Closest to the pin: Scott Nuccio (No. 6). Skins: Dick Frost (No. 2, birdie), Tyler Lerow (No. 3, birdie) and Sean Helmer (No. 9, eagle).
Pinehurst Golf Course
Pinehurst ParTee Girls – Low gross scores: Amy North 41, Kathy Richmond 46, Lori Foster 48, Pat Thompson 48 and Carolyn Rawlinson 49. Low net scores: Richmond 28, North 32, Marcy Casler 32, Rawlinson 34, Val Gelsimino 34, Thompson 35, Phyllis East 35, Lani Garrison 35, Trudy Gollnitz 35, MaryAnn Woleben 35, Foster 36, Eileen LaPorte 36, and Julie Ortendahl 36. Longest drive: Jill Muck (No. 1). Longest putt: Garrison (No. 6).
Announcements
Gowanda Recreation
registration set for June 30
The Gowanda Recreation summer program will hold its pre-registration at St. John Park on Thursday, June 30 from 5:30-7 pm. Children must be at least 6 years of age and no older than 14 in order to attend the program.
The first day of recreation in Tuesday, July 5. The six-week program runs from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. each weekday through Aug. 12. There is no cost to participate in the program.
Call Recreation Director Mark Benton at 532-4053 for more information.
For The Record
Adult Golf
Cassadaga
Country Club
Monday Night Men’s Golf League – Steve Wintersteen 34, Scott Nuccio 37, Tim Bulger 38, Bruce Kinney 39, Fred Chamberlin 40, Rob Lancaster 40, Rob Lynch 41, Don Meder 41. Low net: Bruce Kinney 29. Closest to the pin: Bruce Kinney (No. 6). Skins: Matt Wallace (No. 1, birdie) and Rob Lancaster (No. 2, birdie).
Vineyards Golf Course
Gene Andolina League – Low scratch scores below 40: Dan Alessi 35, Dave Criscione 36, Chuck Allesi 37, Scot Kingsley 37, Phil Kleberger 38, John Bongiovanni 39, Sam Allesi 39, Sam Tabone 39, Jim Sedota 39 and Sam Speziale 39. Low handicap scores 33 and below: Scot Kingsley 28, Tony Antolini 30, Chuck Allesi 30, Jim Sedota 30, Dave Criscione 31, Zeke Curtin 31, Sam Tabone 31, David DeJoe 32, Phil Kleeberger 32, Jack Hood 32, Joe Greco 32, Mark Gugino 32, Joe Kulig 32, Kevin Jasinski 32, Bill Emkhe 32, John Bongiovanni 33, Joe Favata 33, Dan Alessi 33, Sam Giardina 33, John Wiedenhofer 33, Jim Polvino 33, Ron Joy 33, Sam Speziale 33. Closest to the Pins: David Criscione (No. 3) and Sam Giardina (No. 9). Handicap skins: Mark Gugino (Nos. 1 and 5) and Sam Giardina (No. 9).
Hillview Golf Course
Lakeside Golf League – Individual low score: Bryan McCarthy 38. Team low score: Dan Mucha and Kevin Carlson 80. Team low score net: Bryan McCarthy and Corky Karalus 64. Closest to the pin: Dan Mucha (No. 5, hole-in-one). Closest to second shot: John Corbett (No. 3). Birdies: Gary Vandevelde (No. 1), George Allesi (No. 4), Dan Mucha (No. 5), Bryan McCarthy (No. 6).
Hole in One
Hillview Golf Course
Dan Mucha recored his first hole-in-one on the 125-yard par 3, No. 5th at Hillview Golf Course. Mucha used a 9-iron on the shot, which was witnessed by Bryan McCarthy, Corky Karalus and Kevin Carlson.
Youth Baseball
Brocton-Portland Little League Majors
Harvest View 15, Mayville No. 1 10
For Harvest View, Michael Matos had two hits and Colton Houser doubled. Aiden Gatto had two hits and struck out nine from the mound. Damian Sortore had a triple and struck out three. Jason Clutter cracked a home run for the winners.
Esquire Perez and Elliott Reyda each had a hit for Mayville No. 1 while Reyda struck out two on the mound. Nic Webb had a double and struck out four. Johnny Szumigala doubled while Jacob Hess had a triple. Evan Flurie struck out six in defeat.
Announcements
Shorewood Country Club Jr. Golf reunion
The Shorewood Country Club Jr. Golf program is a long-time tradition at the club. On July 24, a reunion tournament will be held at Shorewood Country Club for all past members of the Shorewood Jr. Golf program. The tournament is also a fundraiser in honor of past Director, Margaret Mead. All proceeds from the tournament will go to run for research benefitting Project ALS.
Because this tournament is a fundraiser, it is open to the public. For more information and to register for the event, visit the event website at http://conta.cc/1VUrUfG.
For information on becoming a tournament sponsor, contact Maggie Reed at mreed424@gmail.com or (315) 292-3044.
Fredonia fall baseball, softball signups
Fredonia fall baseball and softball signups will be held today and Thursday from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Eagan Complex in Fredonia.
All girls 8-12 years old (minor and Major) are eligible. All boys 9-12 years old (Wright League and Majors this year) are eligible. Participants do not need to be a Fredonia resident. Fall ball is open to all.
A small fee will be collected for umpires.
For more information, call Scott at 672-6236.
Fredonia Midget Football and Cheer Registrations
Registrations for Fredonia Midget Football and cheering will be held on Saturday, June 20, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., at the Fredonia Little League complex on Clinton Street.
To register, participants must be 8 years of age by Aug. 1, and they cannot be older than 15 going into 8th grade. New registrants are asked to bring proof of age, and must reside in, or attend, Fredonia Central Schools. The cost is $50 with a $75 dollar max for families of two or more, who reside in the same household.
Any questions for football call head coach Matt Polvino at 785-8074 or Dave LeBarron at 467-7846. Questions for cheerleading can be directed to Amanda Zahm at 640-0271.
Black Knight Hall of Fame Golf Tournament
The 5th annual Black Knight Hall of Fame golf tournament will be held Monday, July 18 at Tri County Country Club, with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start with food to follow.
The cost is $80 for non-members and $60 for members. For registration information, contact Sean Helmer at 572-3634 or Archie Bradley at 200-7209.
Free karate program
The Family Martial Arts Center and The Karate Kidz Zone of Chautauqua County will sponsor a free one-week youth recreation program for all county residence ages 2-18.
The seminar will be hosted at 355 Central Ave., Fredonia. All participants should wear relaxed clothing. After completion of the program, each student who decides to enroll will receive a free uniform.
The Family Martial Arts Center has been offering youth programs for 18 years. They are partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Dunkirk and a previous partner with The Chautauqua Opportunities Inc. Youth Service Team.
The summer 2016 Youth and young Adults Program will be offered at no cost to students.
Register by calling 680-1121, stopping by or emailing karateman1965@hotmail.com. Feel free to log onto www.thefamilymartialartscenter.com for more information.
Dunkirk High Sports Booster meeting today
There will be a meeting of the Dunkirk High Sports Booster today at 6 p.m. in room 112 of Dunkirk High.
All parents and coaches are welcome to attend. Please use the Marauder Drive entrance.
For The Record
Adult Golf
Vineyards Golf Course
Dunkirk Moose Thursday Night Golf League – Gordy Haight 38, Steve Dando 38, Joe Kulig 40, Joe Pencek 41, Mike Rylowicz 44, Glenn Mann 44, Todd Fryberger 45, Vin Piglowski 45, Brian Venn 46, Mike Rosario 47, Rick Winder 48, Tom Lesch 48, Steve Dudek 49, Steve Karin 49, Bob Tripp 49. Closest to the pin: Dando (No. 3) and Kulig (No. 9).
Announcements
Shorewood Country Club Jr. golf reunion
The Shorewood Country Club Jr. Golf program is a long-time tradition at the club. On July 24, a reunion tournament will be held at Shorewood Country Club for all past members of the Shorewood Jr. Golf program. The tournament is also a fundraiser in honor of past Director, Margaret Mead. All proceeds from the tournament will go to run for research benefitting Project ALS.
Because this tournament is a fundraiser, it is open to the public. For more information and to register for the event, visit the event website at http://conta.cc/1VUrUfG.
For information on becoming a tournament sponsor, contact Maggie Reed at mreed424@gmail.com or (315) 292-3044.
Fredonia fall baseball, softball signups
Fredonia fall baseball and softball signups will be held June 15 and June 16 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Eagan Complex in Fredonia.
All girls 8-12 years old (minor and Major) are eligible. All boys 9-12 years old (Wright League and Majors this year) are eligible. Participants do not need to be a Fredonia resident. Fall ball is open to all.
A small fee will be collected for umpires.
For more information, call Scott at 672-6236.
Fredonia Midget Football and Cheer Registrations
Registrations for Fredonia Midget Football and cheering will be held on Tuesday, June 14, from 5:30 until 8 p.m., and Saturday, June 20, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., at the Fredonia Little League complex on Clinton Street.
To register, participants must be 8 years of age by Aug. 1, and they cannot be older than 15 going into 8th grade. New registrants are asked to bring proof of age, and must reside in, or attend, Fredonia Central Schools. The cost is $50 with a $75 dollar max for families of two or more, who reside in the same household.
Any questions for football call head coach Matt Polvino at 785-8074 or Dave LeBarron at 467-7846. Questions for cheerleading can be directed to Amanda Zahm at 640-0271.
Westfield hospital foundation
golf slots still available
There still are slots available for the Westfield Memorial Hospital Foundation’s 24th Annual Golf Tournament scheduled for Friday, July 15, as announced by Patty DiPalma, executive director.
This competition is on the Lake Course at the Chautauqua Golf Club. Starting with lunch from 11 a.m. to 11:55 a.m., there will be a “scramble format” with a shotgun start at noon. In addition, there will be a 5 p.m. cocktail reception followed by a prime rib dinner at 6 p.m. served by Andriaccio’s. Golfers also may invite guests to join them for dinner for an additional fee of $55 per person. This includes gifts for each golfer, a silent auction, raffles and contests.
All proceeds will benefit the Westfield Memorial Hospital Emergency Department upgrade, scheduled to begin in the fall. The WMH Foundation is the major sponsor for this upgrade, so golfers also will have provided a contribution to this project.
Golfers who have not yet registered may do so by contacting Patty at 793-2338.
Black Knight Hall of Fame Golf Tournament
The 5th annual Black Knight Hall of Fame golf tournament will be held Monday, July 18 at Tri County Country Club, with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start with food to follow.
The cost is $80 for non-members and $60 for members. For registration information, contact Sean Helmer at 572-3634 or Archie Bradley at 200-7209.
Free karate program
The Family Martial Arts Center and The Karate Kidz Zone of Chautauqua County will sponsor a free one-week youth recreation program for all county residence ages 2-18.
The seminar will be hosted at 355 Central Ave., Fredonia. All participants should wear relaxed clothing. After completion of the program, each student who decides to enroll will receive a free uniform.
The Family Martial Arts Center has been offering youth programs for 18 years. They are partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Dunkirk and a previous partner with The Chautauqua Opportunities Inc. Youth Service Team.
The summer 2016 Youth and young Adults Program will be offered at no cost to students.
Register by calling 680-1121, stopping by or emailing karateman1965@hotmail.com. Feel free to log onto www.thefamilymartialartscenter.com for more information.
For the Record
Adult Golf
Hillview Golf Course
Thursday Morning League – A Skins: Ron Kirkby (Nos. 2 and 9, 18 points), George Alessi (No. 6, 9 points). B Skins: Steve Zatorski (No. 6, 27 points).
Tri-County
Country Club
2016 Mike Irvin Member-Member Golf Tournament – Overall champions: Josh White and Ron Huch. Flight Winners: Flight 1: 1) Jim Azzarella Sr. and Buster Azzarella. 2) Austin White and Ryan Arnone. 3) Mike Almeida and Dylan Bennett. Flight 2: 1) Jim Sieckmann and John Hillery. 2) Larry Hayden and Dan Cassidy. 3) Lenny Valone and Bob Clarke. Flight 3: 1) Mike McCarthy and Mike Orth. 2) Bob Miller and Dennis Corsaro. 3) Ron Taylor and Jim Wiskup. Flight 4: 1) Bob Mergenhagen and Art Buczkowski. 2) Dennis Tingue and Jim Fort. 3) Ken Houle and Tony Houle.
Cassadaga
Country Club
Thursday Night Men’s Golf League – Tyler Lerow 38, Mike Lancaster 40, Don Meder 41, Fred Chamberlin 42, Bob Jank 42, Matt Wallace 42, Bob Warsitz 42. Low net: Aaron Beichner 30. Closest to the pin: Chip White (No. 15). Skins: Chip White (No. 14, eagle and No. 15. birdie). Mike Willoughby (No. 16, birdie), Tyler Lerow (No. 17, birdie) and Dave Kobel (No. 18, birdie).
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Wednesday Ladies – Low scores: Connie Dugas 46, Mary Bartkowski 47, Donna Wier 47 and Dee Dee DuBois 49. Wier and her partner Colleen Carlson scored the low team net with 28 and DuBois was closest to the pin on No. 15. Skins: Bartkowski (No. 12 Par), Wier (No. 16 Birdie, No. 18 Par) and Janice Wintersteen (No. 17 Par).
Announcements
Shorewood Country Club Jr. golf reunion
The Shorewood Country Club Jr. Golf program is a long-time tradition at the club. On July 24, a reunion tournament will be held at Shorewood Country Club for all past members of the Shorewood Jr. Golf program. The tournament is also a fundraiser in honor of past Director, Margaret Mead. All proceeds from the tournament will go to run for research benefitting Project ALS.
Because this tournament is a fundraiser, it is open to the public. For more information and to register for the event, visit the event website at http://conta.cc/1VUrUfG.
For information on becoming a tournament sponsor, contact Maggie Reed at mreed424@gmail.com or (315) 292-3044.
Fredonia fall baseball, softball signups
Fredonia fall baseball and softball signups will be held June 15 and June 16 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Eagan Complex in Fredonia.
All girls 8-12 years old (minor and Major) are eligible. All boys 9-12 years old (Wright League and Majors this year) are eligible. Participants do not need to be a Fredonia resident. Fall ball is open to all.
A small fee will be collected for umpires.
For more information, call Scott at 672-6236.
Youth Baseball
Brocton-Portland Little League Majors
Harvest View 15,
Mayville No. 1 10
Esquire Perez and Elliott Reyda each had a hit for Mayville No. 1 while Reyda struck out two on the mound. Nic Webb had a double and struck out four. Johnny Szumigala doubled while Jacob Hess had a triple. Evan Flurie struck out six in the win.
For Harvest View, Michael Matos had two hits and Colton Houser doubled. Aiden Gatto had two hits and struck out nine from the mound. Damian Sortore had a triple and struck out three. Jason Clutter cracked a home run in the loss.
Fredonia
Wright League
Paradis Fence and Flag 5,
A Plus Plumbing 2
Davon McCall led the way for Paradis going 2 for 2 at the plate with a home run over the fence and a triple. Gabe Schrader (triple), Dawson Bird, Kam Mages and Derek Paradis all contributed with hits in the win. Schrader got the win on the mound striking out 13 batters while walking one.
Joey Vandette led A Plus Plumbing with two hits, including a double, while Cal Frazier and Owen Ludwig hit safely in defeat. Ludwig kept the game close striking out nine batters on the hill.
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Paradis Fence
and Flag 14,
Pucci’s 3
Davon McCall pitched a gem of a game striking out nine while his shortstop, Dawson Bird, made three key outs in one inning. McCall helped himself by going 4 for 4 at the plate while Bird, Gabe Schrader, Derek Paradis and Charlie Parker all had two hits each in the win. Kaden Brushaber had two RBIs on the day.
Pucci’s was led by Alex Paluch who had two hits, including a double, while Bryson Kolassa and Andrew Cowan also doubled in the loss.
For The Record
Announcements
Fredonia fall baseball, softball signups
Fredonia fall baseball and softball signups will be held June 15 and June 16 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Eagan Complex in Fredonia.
All girls 8-12 years old (minor and Major) are eligible. All boys 9-12 years old (Wright League and Majors this year) are eligible. Participants do not need to be a Fredonia resident. Fall ball is open to all.
A small fee will be collected for umpires.
For more information, call Scott at 672-6236.
Fredonia Midget Football and Cheer Registrations
Registrations for Fredonia Midget Football and cheering will be held on Tuesday, June 14, from 5:30 until 8 p.m., and Saturday, June 20, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., at the Fredonia Little League complex on Clinton Street.
To register, participants must be 8 years of age by Aug. 1, and they cannot be older than 15 going into 8th grade. New registrants are asked to bring proof of age, and must reside in, or attend, Fredonia Central Schools. The cost is $50 with a $75 dollar max for families of two or more, who reside in the same household.
Any questions for football call head coach Matt Polvino at 785-8074 or Dave LeBarron at 467-7846. Questions for cheerleading can be directed to Amanda Zahm at 640-0271.
For the Record
Adult Golf
Wednesday Travel League
Kevin Kaszuba shot a new league course record 72 (even-par) at Buffalo Tournament Club in Lancaster. Kaszuba beat the old record of 76 held by Gary Richardson and earned his 15th career tour victory. Ed Tofil was runner-up with 75 and became just the third golfer in league history to reach 3,000 career points. Tofil was low on the front nine with an even-par 36 and Kaszuba was low on the back nine with a 2-under par 34. In the B Flight, Bob Thompson won on a tiebreaker over Mick Dunning. In the C Flight, Don Kujawa won on a tiebreaker over John Tofil and Pat Weaver. The winner of the Bruce “Java” Chrabasz Commissioner’s Award was John Hughson.
Untied birdies were recorded by: A Flight: Ed Tofil (No. 2), Paul Daley (No. 4), Kaszuba (Nos. 7 and 10), Ron Rys (No. 13); B Flight: Thompson (No. 13), Dave Franklin (Nos. 5 and 7), Jeff Marsowicz (Nos. 10 and 15) and Ken Kaus (No. 12); C Flight: Weaver (No. 3), John Tofil (No. 14) and Jack Hood (No. 15). Closest to the pin were Dave Miller (No. 5), Ed Tofil (No. 8), Joe Bifaro (No. 12) and Danny Kubera (No. 15).
Top point winners were Franklin (37), Marsowicz (33), Hood (28) and Ed Tofil (23). Season points leaders: Dave Momberger (203), Hood (116), Franklin (107), John Tofil (101), Robert Calph (99), Weaver (93), John Bongiovanni (90), Rys (67), Tim Walawender and Mike Willoughby (65 each).
Next Wednesday the league plays the Lake Course at Chautauqua Golf Club. The first tee-time is at 10:28 a.m. Golfers need to sign up with John at 785-2291 by 6 p.m. Monday, when foursomes will be drawn.
Gowanda Country Club
Ladies League – Low gross: Kim Kaul 39, Cheryl Horschel 47. Low net: Trudy Jackson 37, Tina Frascella 37.
Hillview
The Girls 4 Golf Tuesday Night League -Low gross for the evening went to Vicki Westling with a 47 followed by Judith Waterman and Nancy Phillips each with a 48, Donna Frost with a 52 and Janet Meyer with a 53. Low net went to Judith Waterman and Nancy Philips each with a 30 followed by Janet Meyer with a 37 and Vicki Westling and Donna Frost each with a 38. Vicki Westling won the prize for the evening for longest putt on hole No. 2. June 14 will be a fun night hosted by Debbie Yerico and Sally Giambrone. The theme will be “Poka Dots” and dinner will be served at the clubhouse.
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Wednesday Night Ladies League – Individual low gross: Kitty Kubera 39. Individual low net Sally Jo Wright 31. Team low gross: Kubera and Janet Guenther 95. Team low net: Kubera and Guenther 66. Fewest putts: Kubera 13. Closest to American Flag Fairway No. 3: Barb VanDette. Closest to American Flag Green No. 8: Kubera. Birdies: Janet Meyer (No. 5) and Kubera (No. 9).
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Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Al Etzel 37, Jim Szalkowski 39, Robert Calph 40, Danny Kubera 40. Top point winners: A-Flight: Bill Aldrich 7.5, B-Flight: Jeff Kubera 8, C-Flight: Bob Manning 8.5, D-Flight: Kevin Persch 6.5. Closest to the pin: Dan Wolfe (No. 5). A&B skins: Aldrich (No. 3). C&D skins: Wolfe (Nos. 7 and 8) and Pat Deering (No. 9).
Pinehurst Golf Course
ParTee Girls – Low gross scores: Amy North 45, Pat Daniel 50, Jill Muck 51, Marcy Casler with a gross score of 51. Low net scores: Marcy Casler 26, Sue Wagner 32, North 34, MaryBeth Pagano 34, Kim Underwood 34, Muck 36 and Lori Foster 36. Closest to the pond on her drive without going in on No. 7: Val Gelsimino. Closest to the pin on the second shot on No. 2 and the 50/50 winner: Foster.
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Post 434 Mens League – Gary Arnold shot the the low round of the week with a 38, followed by Scott Jagoda 39, Andy Deakin 39, Nick Speziale 42 and Nate Thompson 42. Closest to the pins were won by Bill Thompson (No. 4) and Jack Kujawa (No. 7). Sharing low net honors this week were Bill Thompson and Andy Deakin with both shooting a net 30.
Cassadaga Country Club
Tuesday Night Men’s Golf League – Rod Lind 38, Tim Miller 38, Kerry Murphy 38, Steve Wintersteen 38, John Crossley 39, Tyler Lerow 39, Kevin Morabito 40, Scott Nuccio 40. Low net: Kevin Morabito 30. Closest to the pin: Kevin Morabito (No. 15). Skins: Brad Kelly (Nos. 10 and 12, birdie), Tim Bulger (No. 11, birdie), Kevin Morabito (No. 15, birdie)
Announcements
Fredonia fall baseball, softball signups
Fredonia fall baseball and softball signups will be held June 15 and June 16 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Eagan Complex in Fredonia.
All girls 8-12 years old (minor and Major) are eligible. All boys 9-12 years old (Wright League and Majors this year) are eligible. Participants do not need to be a Fredonia resident. Fall ball is open to all.
A small fee will be collected for umpires.
For more information, call Scott at 672-6236.
Fredonia Midget Football and Cheer Registrations
Registrations for Fredonia Midget Football and cheering will be held on Tuesday, June 14, from 5:30 until 8 p.m., and Saturday, June 20, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., at the Fredonia Little League complex on Clinton Street.
To register, participants must be 8 years of age by Aug. 1, and they cannot be older than 15 going into 8th grade. New registrants are asked to bring proof of age, and must reside in, or attend, Fredonia Central Schools. The cost is $50 with a $75 dollar max for families of two or more, who reside in the same household.
Any questions for football call head coach Matt Polvino at 785-8074 or Dave LeBarron at 467-7846. Questions for cheerleading can be directed to Amanda Zahm at 640-0271.
Youth Baseball
Dunkirk Little League Majors
Kosciuszko Club 6, Lucky Lanes 3
Donovan Lockett and Bryson Travis combined for the pitching win striking out 10 batters. Offensively for Kosciuszko Club, Travis had a triple while Jonathan Ganey and Steven Zentz each added a single.
Offensively for Lucky Lanes, Jack Lanski had two doubles, Dominick Corsi had two singles.
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Kosciuszko Club 11, Lucky Lanes 7
In a well fought battle, this game went 10 innings with Kosciuszko Club coming out on top. Donovan Lockett, Tyler Jacques and Tyler Karin combined for the pitching win striking out 18. Offensively, it was led by Lockett’s two singles and a home run. Karin added two doubles and a single, Jacques doubled, Bryson Travis singled and added a sacrifice fly while Steven Zentz and Juan Resto each adding a single.
Pitching for Lucky Lanes was Nicholas Zatorski, Jack Lanski and Dominick Corsi, combining for 24 strikeouts. Offensively, Corsi and Davion White each had a double and single, Lanski and Rag Bent each had two singles and Brayden Reading and Josiah Cox each had singles.
Brocton-Portland Little League Majors
Harvest View 16,
East Main Auto 7
For Harvest View, Colton Houser had a single and a double, Damian Sortore tripled, Brendan Crowell singled while Aiden Gatto had two singles and struck out nine on the mound.
For East Main Auto, Lauren Stressing and Grant Gustafson had two hits each. David Wdowiasz and Abbigail Miller each had a single.
Youth Softball
Fredonia Little League?Minors
Culligan’s vs. Family Orthodontics
Danielle Palisin led the way for Culligan’s offense with three hits. Elizabeth Proper, Jocelyn Clark, Rhianna Benner, Breanne Binkiwitz, Mikaylee Baliya, Jennifer Tran and Katherine Proper also contributed with two hits each.
For Family Orthodontics, Silvie Koneghi, Madison Oakes, Kallie Draggett and Addison Paluch all had two hits.
For The Record
Announcements
Westfield hospital
foundation golf
slots still available
There still are slots available for the Westfield Memorial Hospital Foundation’s 24th Annual Golf Tournament scheduled for Friday, July 15, as announced by Patty DiPalma, executive director.
This competition is on the Lake Course at the Chautauqua Golf Club. Starting with lunch from 11 a.m. to 11:55 a.m., there will be a “scramble format” with a shotgun start at noon. In addition, there will be a 5 p.m. cocktail reception followed by a prime rib dinner at 6 p.m. served by Andriaccio’s. Golfers also may invite guests to join them for dinner for an additional fee of $55 per person. This includes gifts for each golfer, a silent auction, raffles and contests.
All proceeds will benefit the Westfield Memorial Hospital Emergency Department upgrade, scheduled to begin in the fall. The WMH Foundation is the major sponsor for this upgrade, so golfers also will have provided a contribution to this project.
Golfers who have not yet registered may do so by contacting Patty at 793-2338.
Cassadaga Valley Midget Football/Cheerleading
registration
Cassadaga Valley Midget football and cheerleading will be held June 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Gerry Baseball Field
To be eligible participants must turn 6 by Dec. 1 and cannot turn 9 before Aug. 1 of the current year for flag players and cheerleaders
For varsity and jayvee, participants must turn 9 by Dec. 1 and cannot turn 14 before Aug. 1 of current year.
Everyone is asked to bring birth certificate and current year physical. For more information, contact Jeff Lewis at 499-2244 or Heather Faulkner at 672-6021.
Adult Golf
Cassadaga Country Club
Monday Night Men’s Golf League – Brian Blizzard 37, Tim Bulger 39, Matt Wallace 40, Frank Issler 41, Don Meder 43, Gary Nichols 43, Brad Blizzard 44. Low net: Brian Blizzard 29. Closest to the pin: Dave Kobel (No. 15). Skins: Matt Wallace (No. 10, birdie), Tim Bulger (No. 13, birdie), Fenton Maggio (No. 14, birdie), Dave Kobel (No. 15, birdie).
For The Record
Adult Baseball
Chautauqua Men’s Senior Baseball League
Jock Shop Marlins 4, Nationals 2
Marlins pitcher Matt Cummings threw a complete game, only giving up six hits, two walks and fanning six. At the plate, he was 2 for 3. Andrew Honey had a two-run double for the Marlins.
Andrew Tobias threw seven innings, giving up eight hits, two walks and 11 K’s for the Nationals.
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Pro Bats Yankees 3, Coughlan’s Pub Royals 1
Brian Bongiovanni and Charlie LaDuca provided the pitching for the Yankees. The duo combined to toss a two-hitter with Bongiovanni picking up the win and LaDuca the save.
Joe Pantano and John McCune had two hits each for the winners.
Brian Mason and Brian Wojocinski had the lone hits for the Royals.
Youth Basebal
Fredonia Wright League
Paradis Fence and Flag 14, Bodelle Overcash 0
Gabe Schrader pitched a complete-game, striking out 10 batters and giving up just two hits. Offensively, Davon McCall was 3 for 3 at the plate while Schrader had two hits himself. Other timely hits to contribute to the win were by Lucas Phelka (two) and an RBI single by Derek Paradis.
Owen Rush had a double and Matt Lotter tripled in defeat.
Announcements
Black Knight Hall of Fame Golf Tournament
The 5th annual Black Knight Hall of Fame golf tournament will be held Monday, July 18 at Tri County Country Club, with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start with food to follow.
The cost is $80 for non-members and $60 for members. For registration information, contact Sean Helmer at 572-3634 or Archie Bradley at 200-7209.
Westfield Goldenhawks
Football Players and Cheerleaders Signups
The Westfield Goldenhawks will be holding registration for football and cheerleaders on Tuesday, June 7 from 6-8 p.m. and Thursday, June 9 from 6-8 p.m. at Welch Field.
The fee for playing is $50 per player, plus 10, $10 tickets to sell, with family discounts available.
New players interested in playing need to bring a copy of their birth certificate.
Flag Football is available for ages 6-8 while flag cheerleading is available for those who are older than 6 years old and be in grades 1-3.
Minihawk football is for those who are 9 years old by Dec. 1, and no older than 11. Minihawk Cheerleading is for participants in grades 4-5.
For those interested in Goldenhawk football, they must be 11 years old if over 115 pounds and 12-13 year olds by Aug. 1. Goldenhawk Cheerleading is for participants in grades 6-8 and must be 13 before Aug. 1.
NCCR Golf Tourney
Northern Chautauqua Canine Rescue is currently registering golfers for its third annual Putts For Mutts Golf Tournament to be held the morning of June 4th at Pinehurst Golf Club 7428 E. Main Road, Westfield.
This 18-hole, two-person scramble is $60 per person and includes a barbecue lunch afterward. There will be a number of prizes for the golfers, as well as raffles, that will be open to everyone. Prizes and raffles will be listed on NCCR’s website at www.caninerescue.org and its Facebook page the week of the event.
Call Kristine at 467-4663 to register or email PuttsForMuttsNCCR@gmail.com. Early registration is appreciated.
Gowanda Summer Rec Set for June 30
The Village of Gowanda summer recreation program will hold its annual pre-registration at St. John Park on Thursday, June 30 from 5:30-7 p.m.
All children ages 6 through 14 are eligible to attend the six-week program that begins on Tuesday, July 5, at 9:30 a.m. The program hours each day are from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Call Recreation Director Mark Benton at 532-4053 for more information.
Fredonia Boys Basketball Camp
The 8th annual Fredonia Central School Boys’ basketball Camp will be held July 5-8 at the Fredonia High School and Middle School gymnasiums from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Cost for the Camp is $95 at the door, or $80 if paid by June 23rd. The camp is open to boys entering grades 3 through 12. All campers will receive a camp T-shirt if they pre-paid.
Each athlete is expected to arrive between 9-9:30 a.m. The camp will start promptly at 9:30 a.m. Athletes are expected to bring their own lunch.
Checks should be made payable to Fredonia Boys Basketball; Fredonia HS; 425 E. Main St. Fredonia, NY 14063.
For more information or a brochure, call Greg Lauer at 912-2726, Or email glauer@fcsd.wnyric.org.
Adult Golf
McDonald’s Art Asquith Senior Golf Tour
Jackson?Valley Golf Course – A?Flight?(White Tees): Ken Burch +3, David Young +1, Bill?Cross 0. Low Gross:?David Young 74. B?Flight (White Tees):?Larry Eidens +9, Dennis Richards +3, Jack Saullo +3. Low gross:?Joe McCourt 89. A Flight (Gold?Tees):?John?Ames +5, Jim?Ferrick +2, Dave Allen 0. Low?Gross:?John Ames 84, Roger Millspaw 84, Andy Scalise 84. B?Flight (Gold Tees):?Pat Hepinger +5, Ron?Hart +3, Gary Sagurney +3. Low gross:?Hepinger 85. C?Flight (Gold Tees):?Charlie Stafford +7, Ted Bilicki +3, Dave Snyder +2. Low gross:?Ray Cenni 93 and John Depew 93. D?Flight (Gold Tees):?Duey Anderson +5, Ed Rumiano +2, Ed Potter +1. Low gross:?Anderson 101. Closest to the Pin:?Stafford (No. 2), Ames (No. 6), Carl Malta (No. 8), Hepinger (No. 12), Eidens (No. 15).
For the Record
Youth Softball
Fredonia
Minor Softball
Culligan’s vs. Meeder’s – Jocelyn Clark led Culligan’s offense with three hits while Madison Ambrose, Elizabeth Proper, Jennifer Tran, Danielle Palisin and Katherine Proper all contributed with two hits each.
For Meeder’s, Bryn Ernwien, Hannah Tenamore, and Chloe Mazza-McIver all had base hits. Paige Zarpentine played very well defensively.
Adult Golf
Hillview/Vineyards Golf Courses
Frank Polichetti Inter Club Golf Tournament – Seven clubs participated in the annual Frank Polichetti Inter Club Golf Tournament, which was hosted by the Moniuszko Club, on Saturday.
The Lakeside Club won the event while Dave Miller and Ed Griewisch were closest to the pin on Nos. 5 and 9, respectively. Skins were won by Rick Manning (No. 3), Steve Con (No. 8), Ange Leone (No. 12), Tim Gornikiewicz (No. 14, eagle), Tom Haase (No. 17), and Tim Gotowka (No. 18).
Tri-County
Country Club
Mr. & Mrs. Golf Tournament – Overall winners of the tournament were Mike McCarthy and Lorynn McCarthy.
Bob Clarke and Jan Young took first in Flight 1 while Bob Miller and Gail Miller took second.
In Flight 2, Dominick Balanti and Sue Borrello took first and Jim Strzempka and Paulette Strzempka took second.
McDonald’s Asquith Senior Tour – A Flight: Bruce Carlson +9, Ray Glasgow +1, Ross Cali +1. Low gross: David Young. B Flight: Larry Eidens +1, Dave Gerringer +1, Sam Pellerito 0. Low gross: Fran Dexter 92.
A Flight (gold tees): Brian Brown +5, Andy Scalise +2, Norm Biegaj +2. Low gross: Scalise 82. B Flight (gold tees): Pat Hepinger +2, Bill Derby +2, Pete Pascatore 0. Low gross: Hepinger 89. C Flight: Russ Vacanti -6, Dave Lauricello +4, Harry Trippett +4. Low gross: Vacanti 91. D Flight: Don Garfield +5, Jim Polvino +3, Bill Saulsgiver +3. Low gross: Don Armstrong.
Closest to the pin: Jim Wirges (No. 11).
Next week, the tour will play at Jackson Valley Golf Course, today.
Hillview Golf Course
McDonald’s Asquith Senior Tour – B Flight: Tom Szydlo +1. Low gross: Szydlo 93. C Flight: Bob Kaus +11, Ted Bilicki +10, Bill Anderson +8. Low gross: Kaus 87. D Flight: Herb Hern +6, Tom Gooch +6, Duey Anderson +5. Low gross: Anderson 96
Closest to the pin: Charles Stafford (No. 5).
Vineyards Golf Course
Dunkirk Moose Thursday Night League – Low scores: Dave Criscione 36, John Chaublis 39, Dave DeJoe 39, Steve Dando 40, Pat Mackowiak 41, Gordy Haight 42, Steve Dudek 42, Todd Fryberger 42, Joe Kulig 42, Pete Criscione 43, Rick Mazurek 43, Glenn Mann 44, Vin Piglowski 44, Dennis Karin 44, Mike Rylowicz 44, Mike Rosario 47, John Weidenhofer 48, Tom Lesch 49.
Closest to the pins No.3&9 Chaublis (Nos. 3 & 9). Skins: Dave Criscione (No. 4), Mazurek (No. 5), Chaublis (No. 9).
The Links at Ivy Ridge
Wednesday Travel League – The league held its first Major event of the season, the New York Open, in its inaugural trip to The Links at Ivy Ridge in Akron.
Dave Mathews was the overall winner with the low round of 77. It was Mathews second career Major victory and 10th career tour victory. Finishing second was Ron Rys with a 79 while Butch Mackowiak and Dave Momberger tied for third with 80’s.
Momberger was low on the front nine with 38 while Mathews was low on the back nine with 37. Mike Willoughby recorded his first career eagle on the Par-5 13th hole. In the B Flight, John Bongiovanni was the winner after a three-hole tiebreaker over Dave Criscione, John Tofil and John Waterman. Mike Wolfe and Dave Franklin won the C and D Flights, respectively. Franklin was awarded the New York Open Statue of Liberty Trophy for 2016. The winner of the Bruce “Java” Chrabasz Commissioner’s Award was Dan Kaszuba.
Untied birdies were recorded by: A Flight: Mathews (No. 1), Al Bradley (No. 2), Rys (Nos. 3 & 14), Momberger (Nos. 5, 7 &13), and Mackowiak (No. 6). B Flight: Bongiovanni (Nos. 2, 8 & 10), Waterman (No. 9), Willoughby (No. 13, eagle), Tofil (No. 14) and Criscione (No. 17). C Flight: Pat Weaver (Nos. 2, 5 & 13) and Wolfe (Nos. 3 & 7). D Flight-Franklin (Nos. 1 & 10), Jack Hood (No. 7), Gary Hazelton (No. 14), and Adam Gornikiewicz (Nos.1 6 & 18).
Closest to the pin were: Weaver (No. 5), Franklin (No. 8), Willoughby (No. 12) and Robert Calph (No. 15). Winners of the Par-3 Contest were: A Flight: Al Bradley (E), B Flight: Al Etzel and Gary Haase (E). C Flight: Weaver (+1). D Flight: Angelo Leone (+4). Top point winners were Momberger (56), Weaver (52), Willoughby (40), Franklin (32) and Bongiovanni and Rys (24 each). Season points leaders: Momberger(203), Calph(99), Tofil(96), Bongiovanni(90), Hood 88, Weaver (88), Franklin (70), Tim Walawender (65) and Willoughby (65) and Rys (58).
Next week, the league plays Buffalo Tournament Club, in Lancaster. The first tee time is 9:30 a.m. At this time, there are two openings. Golfers can call John at 785-2291 to sign up. Foursomes will be drawn out and emailed by Monday at the latest.
Announcements
Black Knight Hall of Fame Golf Tournament
The 5th annual Black Knight Hall of Fame golf tournament will be held Monday, July 18 at Tri County Country Club, with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start with food to follow.
The cost is $80 for non-members and $60 for members. For registration information, contact Sean Helmer at 572-3634 or Archie Bradley at 200-7209.
Westfield Goldenhawks
Football Players and Cheerleaders Signups
The Westfield Goldenhawks will be holding registration for football and cheerleaders on Tuesday, June 7 from 6-8 p.m. and Thursday, June 9 from 6-8 p.m. at Welch Field.
The fee for playing is $50 per player, plus 10, $10 tickets to sell, with family discounts available.
New players interested in playing need to bring a copy of their birth certificate.
Flag Football is available for ages 6-8 while flag cheerleading is available for those who are older than 6 years old and be in grades 1-3.
Minihawk football is for those who are 9 years old by Dec. 1, and no older than 11. Minihawk Cheerleading is for participants in grades 4-5.
For those interested in Goldenhawk football, they must be 11 years old if over 115 pounds and 12-13 year olds by Aug. 1. Goldenhawk Cheerleading is for participants in grades 6-8 and must be 13 before Aug. 1.
NCCR Golf Tourney
Northern Chautauqua Canine Rescue is currently registering golfers for its third annual Putts For Mutts Golf Tournament to be held the morning of June 4th at Pinehurst Golf Club 7428 E. Main Road, Westfield.
This 18-hole, two-person scramble is $60 per person and includes a barbecue lunch afterward. There will be a number of prizes for the golfers, as well as raffles, that will be open to everyone. Prizes and raffles will be listed on NCCR’s website at www.caninerescue.org and its Facebook page the week of the event.
Call Kristine at 467-4663 to register or email PuttsForMuttsNCCR@gmail.com. Early registration is appreciated.
Gowanda Summer
Rec Set for June 30
The Village of Gowanda summer recreation program will hold its annual pre-registration at St. John Park on Thursday, June 30 from 5:30-7 p.m.
All children ages 6 through 14 are eligible to attend the six-week program that begins on Tuesday, July 5, at 9:30 a.m. The program hours each day are from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Call Recreation Director Mark Benton at 532-4053 for more information.
Fredonia Boys Basketball Camp
The 8th annual Fredonia Central School Boys’ basketball Camp will be held July 5-8 at the Fredonia High School and Middle School gymnasiums from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Cost for the Camp is $95 at the door, or $80 if paid by June 23rd. The camp is open to boys entering grades 3 through 12. All campers will receive a camp T-shirt if they pre-paid.
Each athlete is expected to arrive between 9-9:30 a.m. The camp will start promptly at 9:30 a.m. Athletes are expected to bring their own lunch.
Checks should be made payable to Fredonia Boys Basketball; Fredonia HS; 425 E. Main St. Fredonia, NY 14063.
For more information or a brochure, call Greg Lauer at 912-2726, Or email glauer@fcsd.wnyric.org.
Gym Rats Basketball Camp
The Fredonia boys’ basketball program will be hosting its 4th annual “Gym Rats Basketball Camp” this July at the Wheelock Primary School Gym.
The camp is for boys and girls ages 4-9 and will be held the week of July 11-15. The camp runs from 9:30 a.m. to noon, daily. Campers will participate in lead-up games, relay races, and a lot of passing, dribbling, ball handling and shooting. All campers get a free T-shirt and daily snack. The first 50 campers registered will receive a complementary youth-sized basketball.
The cost for camp is $65 ($100 for two family members).
For camp information, an application or any other questions, contact camp director Nick Bertrando at nbertrando@fcsd.wnyric.org.
Fredonia Central School Girls Basketball Camp
The Fredonia girls’ basketball camp will take place Tuesday, June 28 through Friday, July 1 at the Fredonia High School and Middle School gymnasiums.
Camp runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., is $95 per camper and is for girls entering grades 3-12. Participants can also deduct $10 if five or more students from the same school attend camp and send in the applications together.
Each player is expected to arrive between 8:30-8:55 a.m. Camp will start promptly at 9 a.m. Athletes are expected to bring their own lunch. There will be cold pop, water and Gatorade for sale at lunch time and at the end of the day.
All athletes should have their ride pick them up at 3:30 p.m. All parents are welcome to come to the awards ceremony at 3 p.m. on Friday, July 1.
Checks should be made payable to: Carol Zirkle; Fredonia HS; 425 E. Main St., Fredonia, NY 14063.
For more information, call Carol Zirkle at 679-1581 ext. 2790 or 785-0283.
For the Record
Youth Baseball
Fredonia
Wright League
A-Plus Plumbing 14, Davis Construction 11 – Joe VanDette went 3 for 4, including a grad slam, as A-Plus Plumbing topped Davis Construction.
Also for A-Plus, Jamison Quin, Owen Ludwig and Cal Frazier had two hits while Charlie Domenico and Frazier pitched well in the win.
Davis Construction was led by Canyon Bellis and Mark Levens at the plate while Caleb Gornikiewicz, Trevor Malkowski and Jakob Majka pitched in defeat.
Adult Golf
Vineyard Golf Course
Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low gross: Ross Conti 34, Alec Ambrose 36, Joe Kulig 37, Nick Pagano 38, Joe Conti Sr. 39, Jess Marino 40.
Low net: Mike Crise 24, Joe Kulig 25, Dakota Gardner 26, Jude Gardner 27, Sam Fote 27, Pet Criscione 28, Jake Lilly 29, Jess Maimo 31, Scott Parker 32.
Skins: Crise (No. 1), Ross Conti (Nos. 2 & 9), Fote (No. 4), Joe Conti Sr. (No. 6). Closest tot the Pin: Kevin O’Brien (No. 3), Ross Conti (No. 9).
Hillview Golf Course
The Women Who Golf For Fun – Pat Daniel took first place while Bobbi Deering took second and Phyllis East third place.
Nancy Kelly was declared Golfer of the Week. The women will golf again next Wednesday, teeing off at 10 a.m. Anyone is free join the league. For more information, contact Deering at 366-5805.
Tuesday Men’s League – Low scores: Dan Wolfe 39, Robert Calph 40, Dave Miller 41. Top point winners: A Flight: Miller 8; B Flight: Calph 7.5; C Flight: Wolfe 8; D Flight: Bob Patterson 7.5.
Closest to the P n: Mark Botticello (No. 5). A & B skins: Calph (No. 1). C & D skins: Pat Deering (No. 7).
Cassadaga
Country Club
Tuesday Night Men’s League – Brenton Wilcox 32, Steve Wintersteen 35, John Crossley 38, Dan Cassidy 39, Brad Kelly 39, Tyler Lerow 39, Rod Lind 39, Tim Miller 39.
Low net: Joe Mangine 28. Closest to the pin: Lind (No. 6). Skins: Kelly (No. 3, birdie).
Gowanda Country Club
Ladies League – Low gross: Nancy Rodriguez 46, Kim Gier 48, Joyce Bigelow 49. Low net: Cheryl Horschel 31, Tina Weber 33, Mary Ann Hoisek 34.
Announcements
NCCR Golf Tourney
Northern Chautauqua Canine Rescue is currently registering golfers for its third annual Putts For Mutts Golf Tournament to be held the morning of June 4th at Pinehurst Golf Club 7428 E. Main Road, Westfield.
This 18-hole, two-person scramble is $60 per person and includes a barbecue lunch afterward. There will be a number of prizes for the golfers, as well as raffles, that will be open to everyone. Prizes and raffles will be listed on NCCR’s website at www.caninerescue.org and its Facebook page the week of the event.
Call Kristine at 467-4663 to register or email PuttsForMuttsNCCR@gmail.com. Early registration is appreciated.
Gowanda Summer Rec Set for June 30
The Village of Gowanda summer recreation program will hold its annual pre-registration at St. John Park on Thursday, June 30 from 5:30-7 p.m.
All children ages 6 through 14 are eligible to attend the six-week program that begins on Tuesday, July 5, at 9:30 a.m. The program hours each day are from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Call Recreation Director Mark Benton at 532-4053 for more information.
Fredonia Boys Basketball Camp
The 8th annual Fredonia Central School Boys’ basketball Camp will be held July 5-8 at the Fredonia High School and Middle School gymnasiums from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Cost for the Camp is $95 at the door, or $80 if paid by June 23rd. The camp is open to boys entering grades 3 through 12. All campers will receive a camp T-shirt if they pre-paid.
Each athlete is expected to arrive between 9-9:30 a.m. The camp will start promptly at 9:30 a.m. Athletes are expected to bring their own lunch.
Checks should be made payable to Fredonia Boys Basketball; Fredonia HS; 425 E. Main St. Fredonia, NY 14063.
For more information or a brochure, call Greg Lauer at 912-2726, Or email glauer@fcsd.wnyric.org.
Gym Rats
Basketball Camp
The Fredonia boys’ basketball program will be hosting its 4th annual “Gym Rats Basketball Camp” this July at the Wheelock Primary School Gym.
The camp is for boys and girls ages 4-9 and will be held the week of July 11-15. The camp runs from 9:30 a.m. to noon, daily. Campers will participate in lead-up games, relay races, and a lot of passing, dribbling, ball handling and shooting. All campers get a free T-shirt and daily snack. The first 50 campers registered will receive a complementary youth-sized basketball.
The cost for camp is $65 ($100 for two family members).
For camp information, an application or any other questions, contact camp director Nick Bertrando at nbertrando@fcsd.wnyric.org.
Fredonia Central School Girls
Basketball Camp
The Fredonia girls’ basketball camp will take place Tuesday, June 28 through Friday, July 1 at the Fredonia High School and Middle School gymnasiums.
Camp runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., is $95 per camper and is for girls entering grades 3-12. Those who sign up before June 1 will pay $85. Participants can also deduct $10 if five or more students from the same school attend camp and send in the applications together.
Each player is expected to arrive between 8:30-8:55 a.m. Camp will start promptly at 9 a.m. Athletes are expected to bring their own lunch. There will be cold pop, water and Gatorade for sale at lunch time and at the end of the day.
All athletes should have their ride pick them up at 3:30 p.m. All parents are welcome to come to the awards ceremony at 3 p.m. on Friday, July 1.
Checks should be made payable to: Carol Zirkle; Fredonia HS; 425 E. Main St., Fredonia, NY 14063.
For more information, call Carol Zirkle at 679-1581 ext. 2790 or 785-0283.
Black Knight Hall of Fame Golf Tournament
The 5th annual Black Knight Hall of Fame golf tournament will be held Monday, July 18 at Tri County Country Club, with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start with food to follow.
The cost is $80 for non-members and $60 for members. For registration information, contact Sean Helmer at 572-3634 or Archie Bradley at 200-7209.
Westfield Goldenhawks
Football Players and Cheerleaders Signups
The Westfield Goldenhawks will be holding registration for football and cheerleaders on Tuesday, June 7 from 6-8 p.m. and Thursday, June 9 from 6-8 p.m. at Welch Field.
The fee for playing is $50 per player, plus 10, $10 tickets to sell, with family discounts available.
New players interested in playing needs to bring a copy of their birth certificate.
Flag Football is available for ages 6-8 while flag cheerleading is available for those who are older than 6 years old and be in grades 1-3.
Minihawk football is for those who are 9 years old by Dec. 1, and no older than 11. Minihawk Cheerleading is for participants in grades 4-5.
For those interested in Goldenhawk football, they must be 11 years old if over 115 pounds and 12-13 year olds by Aug. 1. Goldenhawk Cheerleading is for participants in grades 6-8 and must be 13 before Aug. 1.
For the Record
Youth Baseball
Fredonia Wright League
Paradis Fencing 14,Davis Construction 4
Paradis Fencing pounded out 10 hits in a solid offensive attack. Gabe Schrader had three hits including two doubles while Davon McCall also had two doubles. Dawson Bird, Kaden Brushaber, Ryan Cerrie, Derek Paradis and Jacob Sullivan also hits in the win. Pitching was done by McCall, Cerrie and Bird.
Hitting for the Construction was Sarah Davis, Ryan Davis and Canyon Bellis.
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Paradis Fencing 4, Gullo’s Landscaping 0
Dawson Bird and Gabe Schrader crossed the plate in both the first and last innings to help defeat Gullo’s Landscaping. Schrader had two triples while Kam Mages singled twice in the win. Bird added a double of his own.
Schrader got the win on the mound striking out 14 batters and allowing only two hits, while Davon McCall pitched solid in relief.
Trevor Persch and Nick Whitfield had the lone hits for Gullo Landscaping. Persch, Nick Whitfield and Keegan Whitfield shared pitching duties in the loss.
Youth Softball
Fredonia
Minor League
Culligan’s vs.
Brocton Legion
Brocton Legion’s offense was led by Keara Kincad, Madison Sears, Kiersten Gloss and Faye Hilliker who recorded four hits each. Isabella Reuther also contributed with three hits.
For Culligan’s, Elizabeth Proper and Jocelyn Clark recorded two hits each while Norrah Waterman, Shaylynn Waterman and Madison Ambrose added singles. Cassandra Cramer played excellent defense.
Announcements
NCCR golf tourney
Northern Chautauqua Canine Rescue is currently registering golfers for its third annual Putts For Mutts Golf Tournament to be held the morning of June 4th at Pinehurst Golf Club 7428 E. Main Road, Westfield. This 18-hole, two-person scramble is $60 per person and includes a BBQ lunch afterward. There will be a number of prizes for the golfers as well as raffles that will be open to everyone. Prizes and raffles will be listed on NCCR’s website at www.caninerescue.org and its Facebook page the week of the event.
Call Kristine at 467-4663 to register or email PuttsForMuttsNCCR@gmail.com. Early registration is appreciated.
Gowanda Summer Recreation set for June 30
The Village of Gowanda summer recreation program will hold its annual pre-registration at St. John Park on Thursday, June 30 from 5:30-7 p.m.
All children ages 6 through 14 are eligible to attend the six-week program that begins on Tuesday, July 5, at 9:30 a.m. The program hours each day are from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Call Recreation Director Mark Benton at 532-4053 for more information.