Yes we have! Coronado/Mainland Shuffleboard Club
There were lots of reasons why. (At least three: Frustration with my posts getting blocked was the kicker. Google privacy issues was another. Consistentcy with other blogs I manage was another.).
So this is the last one here. We will keep the new one on Wordpress updated though.
See you soon in Florida folks - BB (shuffleboardbill@gmail.com)
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Fw: Not just for us Seniors!!!!
From: Shuffleboard Bill Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 8:13 AM
Want to watch An Upbeat Video which appeared on "CBS" ??
It is encouraging to see Shuffleboard Presented in such a Positive Fashion by a Major Network!!!
Click the link below for a nice shuffleboard story from CBS. (Columbia Broadcasting System)
View a video of young people shuffling in Lakeside, Ohio. http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/09/23/assignment_america/main20111026.shtml
bob weber
bob weber
Monday, September 19, 2011
Disks
Bob - further to Carl's note about Nella-sealing the courts and doing the disks, I have added my memories of disk-sanding below. If you remember any additional or different details, please chip in.
I remember the names of some of the gents that helped do the disks - Bob Finta (instigator), Phil Wade, Charlie Jones, Felix Piscitelli, Joe Shebester, and yours truly.
Some background: After getting new disks and our courts newly refinished in time for the Mayor's Tournament February 6/7 2010, we found that the new disks were inconsistent in speed, and the courts would not hold beads for much more than the play of one game. This was in spite of the fact that the disks were supposedly "seasoned" at the factory. A ND tournament using the new disks made it clear there were problems on many courts that had not been noticed during regular daily play - loss of beads from the court-centers, and inconsistent disk speeds. Many ideas and opinions were offered, but after some careful though a few of us agreed that the disks were at least partly to blame, and that for our smooth courts, the disks should be almost flat on the bottom, not concave (dished). We believed that the dish-shape was actually pushing beads away from the most-travelled center area of the courts. Certainly, given that we did not know for sure if the problem was due to the courts or the disks, it was much much easier to fix the disks.
Bob Finta and I had observed that the old disks seemed much flatter on the bottoms than the new ones. We then took one set of new disks and tested them on a court, finding two were noticably slower than the others, both on black and on yellow. We then sanded all of them them all as flat as we could and tested them again. After the sanding, they were much more consistent compared to each other, with the previously slower ones seeming to run faster. (Although we had no measuring device other than a stop-watch). We tried another set, and again noted a difference in speeds, sanded and re-tested. The second set of disks were more consistent and ran as well or better after sanding. We decided to invest an afternoon's work to sand the rest of the new disks nearly flat on the bottom in order to at least make them run at a consistent speed.
For historical purposes and information to others, here's some detail (as I remember it): We got some volunteers together so the job could be done in an afternoon (estimated). There were still 18 sets to do, with 8 disks each, making 144 diisks - If each disks could be done in one minurte, the whole lot would take under 3 hours. With the objective of flattening the bottoms of the disks, we organized an assembly line. Working on the picnic tables behind the cue-house, we first used very course "drywall" paper tacked face-up to a piece of plywood, placed on a picnic table. Each disk was worked bottom-down on the sandpaper, rubbing firmly by hand for about 10 seconds, then given a quarter-turn and re-sanded and turned repeatedly until the bottom appeared almost flat. This took a minute or more on each disk. It was fairly hard work and produced lots of dust which had to be carefully dumped off the sandpaper. The disk was then passed to the next station where the heavy scratches from the course sandpaper were removed using medium-grit (300) paper, also tacked face-up to a piece of plywood. We were able to have two people working at flattening, and two people on smoothing, so we were processing disks at better than one per minute. However there were other operations to take care of such as unpacking and repacking and re-storing the boxes of disks. Plus, when someone's arm got tired of sanding, they took to testing some disks to make sure the speeds were still consistent. We had also tested and found that the disks ran fast enough after the medium-grit sanding, so furtunately we did not have to invest more time in a final sanding with fine-grit paper. In all we mamaged to process the complete set of new disks for 18 courts in about 2 1/2 hours.
Conclusions:
1) Sets of disks should be tested for consistent speed within each color in a set.
2) Sanding makes for consistent speed.
3) Disks do not have to have an absolutely smooth (mirror finish) to run well.
What we suspect but did not yet prove:
1) Dish-bottomed disks push beads off a smooth court much faster than flat-bottomed disks. (Testing of one vs the other is now impossible as we have no more disks that are dish-bottomed. From a pragmatic viewpoint, careful observation while the now flat-bottomed disks are in normal use, should give us the answer as to whether the flat-bottom disks are satisfactory.)
Cheers, Bill boyes.
I remember the names of some of the gents that helped do the disks - Bob Finta (instigator), Phil Wade, Charlie Jones, Felix Piscitelli, Joe Shebester, and yours truly.
Some background: After getting new disks and our courts newly refinished in time for the Mayor's Tournament February 6/7 2010, we found that the new disks were inconsistent in speed, and the courts would not hold beads for much more than the play of one game. This was in spite of the fact that the disks were supposedly "seasoned" at the factory. A ND tournament using the new disks made it clear there were problems on many courts that had not been noticed during regular daily play - loss of beads from the court-centers, and inconsistent disk speeds. Many ideas and opinions were offered, but after some careful though a few of us agreed that the disks were at least partly to blame, and that for our smooth courts, the disks should be almost flat on the bottom, not concave (dished). We believed that the dish-shape was actually pushing beads away from the most-travelled center area of the courts. Certainly, given that we did not know for sure if the problem was due to the courts or the disks, it was much much easier to fix the disks.
Bob Finta and I had observed that the old disks seemed much flatter on the bottoms than the new ones. We then took one set of new disks and tested them on a court, finding two were noticably slower than the others, both on black and on yellow. We then sanded all of them them all as flat as we could and tested them again. After the sanding, they were much more consistent compared to each other, with the previously slower ones seeming to run faster. (Although we had no measuring device other than a stop-watch). We tried another set, and again noted a difference in speeds, sanded and re-tested. The second set of disks were more consistent and ran as well or better after sanding. We decided to invest an afternoon's work to sand the rest of the new disks nearly flat on the bottom in order to at least make them run at a consistent speed.
For historical purposes and information to others, here's some detail (as I remember it): We got some volunteers together so the job could be done in an afternoon (estimated). There were still 18 sets to do, with 8 disks each, making 144 diisks - If each disks could be done in one minurte, the whole lot would take under 3 hours. With the objective of flattening the bottoms of the disks, we organized an assembly line. Working on the picnic tables behind the cue-house, we first used very course "drywall" paper tacked face-up to a piece of plywood, placed on a picnic table. Each disk was worked bottom-down on the sandpaper, rubbing firmly by hand for about 10 seconds, then given a quarter-turn and re-sanded and turned repeatedly until the bottom appeared almost flat. This took a minute or more on each disk. It was fairly hard work and produced lots of dust which had to be carefully dumped off the sandpaper. The disk was then passed to the next station where the heavy scratches from the course sandpaper were removed using medium-grit (300) paper, also tacked face-up to a piece of plywood. We were able to have two people working at flattening, and two people on smoothing, so we were processing disks at better than one per minute. However there were other operations to take care of such as unpacking and repacking and re-storing the boxes of disks. Plus, when someone's arm got tired of sanding, they took to testing some disks to make sure the speeds were still consistent. We had also tested and found that the disks ran fast enough after the medium-grit sanding, so furtunately we did not have to invest more time in a final sanding with fine-grit paper. In all we mamaged to process the complete set of new disks for 18 courts in about 2 1/2 hours.
Conclusions:
1) Sets of disks should be tested for consistent speed within each color in a set.
2) Sanding makes for consistent speed.
3) Disks do not have to have an absolutely smooth (mirror finish) to run well.
What we suspect but did not yet prove:
1) Dish-bottomed disks push beads off a smooth court much faster than flat-bottomed disks. (Testing of one vs the other is now impossible as we have no more disks that are dish-bottomed. From a pragmatic viewpoint, careful observation while the now flat-bottomed disks are in normal use, should give us the answer as to whether the flat-bottom disks are satisfactory.)
Cheers, Bill boyes.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
FW: Courts
Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2011 17:28:44 -0700
From: seabeemill@bellsouth.net
Subject: Re: Courts
To: bill.boyes@bell.net
Those who helped were Bud Barker, John Holder, Charlie Jones, John Fiortini, and myself. I said there were six, but I can't come up with another name so there may have only been five.
Carl
Courts
From: bill.boyes@bell.net
To: shuffleboardbill.kitchen-10@blogger.com
Subject: Courts
Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2011 22:20:59 -0400
It's great to know that our courts are so well cared for. Thanks to all - names will be posted soon.
Bill Boyes
Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2011 08:59:29 -0700
From: seabeemill@bellsouth.net
Subject: Courts
To: bill.boyes@bell.net
CC: rjfinta@aol.com; lgreenejr@cfl.rr.com
The courts were nella sealed on Friday, Sept.16. The usual procedures of scrubbing and drying were followed. Good Job, six of us were there to do it. Played on them this morning, they were excellent. We are using the new disks Bob seasoned. They are sliding good, all seem uniform with no spinning or jumping. Looking forward to a great new season.
Carl
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Bob Ferguson Obituary
Eustis Shufflers 80 Years Married - Hastings & Norma Bean
This is such an inspiring story that Jack sent along - Cheers Bill
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Bob Ferguson's Funeral
From: lgreenejr@cfl.rr.com Sent: 6/27/2011 3:50:38 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time
Here is the name and address of the funeral home where services will be held for Bob at 2 pm on Thursday.Settle-Wilder Funeral Home and Cremation Service
406 S. Orange Street
New Smyrna Beach, Florida 32168(386) 428-5757Butch
Sunday, June 26, 2011
BOB FERGUSON - Funeral Arrangements
Thank you Butch. This News (coronadosc.blogspot.com) will be updated as more is known. -Bill Boyes
From: Lowell Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2011 10:09 AMThe Settle Wilder Funeral Home, New Smyrna Beach, will be handlingthe funeral arrangements. The only information available is thatservices will be held at 2:00 pm Thursday, June 30. Additionalinformation will not be available until Monday afternoon.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Bob Ferguson - sad news
Butch Greene called me this morning to report that Bob Ferguson died today in the early morning. Our hearts go out to his wife Shirley, and the rest of the family.
Bob had been in the hospital having suffered a fall and a heart attack in early June.
We will post details of any plans or arrangements as they are made known.
Bill Boyes
Bob had been in the hospital having suffered a fall and a heart attack in early June.
We will post details of any plans or arrangements as they are made known.
Bill Boyes
Monday, June 20, 2011
Bob Ferguson
Our friend, Bob Ferguson
From: penny.boyes@bell.net
To: bill.boyes@bell.net
Subject: Bob Ferguson
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2011 12:51:56 -0500
From: penny.boyes@bell.net
To: bill.boyes@bell.net
Subject: Bob Ferguson
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2011 12:51:56 -0500
Thought you might like to publish this picture in the Coronado website.
Taken at the banquet 2011
P
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Seaside Fiesta - THANKS to Coronado/Mainland volunteers.
Butch - I'm send this to thank you and everyone who helped out at the Seaside Fiesta. We need to be seen by the merchants and the city as a valuable part of what's happening on Flagler. I know what you all did was a big first step, and I hope everyone feels it was worth the effort.
Cheers Bill B
Posted to coronadosc.blogspot.com
A Great Big Thank You to the Helpers at Seaside Fiesta June 16th.
You helped make it a huge success for us!
Barb & John Fortini, Guy Godman, Bob Tager,
Charlie Jones, Betty Buccini, Dick Giammarino,
Bud Barker, Mary Ann Pabst, Jeannette Gutowski,
Donna Toney, Johnnie Conner, John Holder,
Cliff Drapeau (friends from Ormond,Rita Drapeau,
John Hazen, Joe Rossitto, Carl & Nancy Miller
Friday, June 17, 2011
Coronado/Mainland SC - Seaside festival.
Butch - I'll post to the website (blog) ... Liz (NSB Director of Parks and Rec) sent a nice respose also giving credit to Kimla. Cheers Bill B
Original
From: Shuffleboard Bill [mailto:shuffleboardbill@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2011 8:41 AM
To: Liz Yancy - Director of Parks and Rec. NSB
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2011 8:41 AM
To: Liz Yancy - Director of Parks and Rec. NSB
Liz - I thought I'd send on our immediate comments about the Sea-Side Festival.
GREAT!
The passers-by on Flagler seemed to enjoy our "show and tell", plus getting involved and having some active fun playing shuffleboard. The lights being on would be a great attraction, and I'm sure that helped to help the party on Flagler as well as the play on the shuffleboard courts. There was probably some music nearby, and that would add to the "fun" atmosphere too.
Butch Greene did a great job from our side - getting people for preparation, execution, and cleanup - a worthwhile effort from the sounds of his latest email. Some points he made:
- 19 club representatives and friends did a fantastic job, both in demonstrating our sport and in coaching a large number of onlookers who decided they wanted to give it a try or have a lesson.
- We had 7 courts (6-12) going full blast from 4:45 to 8:30.
- The lights were on from 6:30 to 9:00 and really were bright.
- I'd be surprised if we don't have at least 4 or 5 new members as a result of the Fiesta.
More later, but I hope this quick summary helps you to be able to prove the value contributed to the Sea-Side Festival by Coronado/Mainland Shuffleboard Club.
Cheers Bill B
Saturday, June 4, 2011
OBSERVER ARTICLE - Seaside Fiesta
Thanks Butch - here's another link to that article. - http://sevobserver.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=7581:sea-side-fiesta-approaches&Itemid=53
From: Lowell Sent: Friday, June 03, 2011 6:39 PM
Bill, go to the Observer web site sevobserver.com and look for downloads,
specifically the PDF for the paper. Then, scroll to the article
Seaside Fiesta Approaches. ... the article is really a positive for shuffleboard.
Eileen Lamanna - May 31, 2011
Eileen's obituary follows. She served on our executive and contributed to Coronado Shuffleboard club in many ways. We will miss her.
Eileen Horan Lamanna, 73, of Edgewater, a private caterer for over 30 years, died Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at the Southeast Volusia Hospice Care Center, Edgewater. Mrs. Lamanna was born in Troy, New York and moved to the area in 1963 from Central Islip, New York. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and the Coronado Shuffleboard Club, both in New Smyrna Beach. She is survived by one son, Philip Lamanna, Jr., of Maggie Valley, NC; five daughters, Eileen Poulin of New Smyrna Beach; Jennifer Fair of Edgewater; Marie Burbaugh of Port Orange; Darcy Kelly of Hartwell, GA and Patricia Horan-Braille of Plainview, NY; one brother, Thomas Horan of Central Islip; two sisters, Katie Connor of New Smyrna Beach and Ruth Chorjel of Edgewater; 15 grandchildren and 15 great-grand-children. She was preceded in death by a son, Michael in 1962 and a daughter, Katy in 2011. Mass of Christian Burial will be 4PM Monday, June 6, 2011 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, New Smyrna Beach with Rev. Glenn D. Parker, C.Ss.R. Pastor, as the celebrant. Cremation will be by Dudley Crematory, New Smyrna Beach. Memorial donations may be made to the Southeast Volusia Hospice Care Center, 4140 S. Ridgewood Ave., Edgewater , FL32141. Friday, June 3, 2011
Mainland demolition site. (Sad).
This picture sent in by Dennis Buelk. I hope the site will be put to good use while the city tries to sell it. -Bill Boyes
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Fw: Tavares
Thanks Jack - posting to TheShufflersNews and to Coronado News
Congratulation to the Coronado/Mainland "locals" Mary Ann, Butch, and Dennis!
Cheers Bill B
Cheers Bill B
From: JackBoats@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 5:08 PM
Heres the last Summer tournament in the N D.
May the rest of the summer be good for every one.
See you all in Oct.
Jack
ND Summer Tournament---Tavares----5/31/11
AM Div. 15 Players
1st--Monte Green-----The Villages
2nd--Bob Rachor----Tavares
3rd--Mary Ann Pabst-----Coronado/Mainland
4th--Gary Keithley-----Mid Florida Lakes
Pro Div. 20 Players
1st--Mario Mazzola-----Deland
2nd--Jim Van Aman-----Mid Florida Lakes
3rd--Butch Greene-----Coronado/Mainland
4th--Walt Bartels-----Deltona
5th--Dennis Buelk-----Coronado/Mainland
AM Div. 15 Players
1st--Monte Green-----The Villages
2nd--Bob Rachor----Tavares
3rd--Mary Ann Pabst-----Coronado/Mainland
4th--Gary Keithley-----Mid Florida Lakes
Pro Div. 20 Players
1st--Mario Mazzola-----Deland
2nd--Jim Van Aman-----Mid Florida Lakes
3rd--Butch Greene-----Coronado/Mainland
4th--Walt Bartels-----Deltona
5th--Dennis Buelk-----Coronado/Mainland
Monday, May 30, 2011
FW: Deltona
From: JackBoats@aol.com
Date: Tue, 24 May 2011 16:38:00 -0400
Subject: Deltona
To: jackboats@aol.com
Here are results from Deltona
Jack
ND Summer Tournament---Deltona----5/23/11
Pro's & Am's 23 Players
1st--Gail Howell-----Mid Florida Lakes (AM)
2nd--Bob Metz-----Deland (AM)
3rd--Dennis Buelk-----Coronado/Mainland (PRO)
4th--Edna Triplett-----Coronado/Mainland (PRO)
5th--Tom Rimmer-----Coronado/Mainland (PRO)
Pro's & Am's 23 Players
1st--Gail Howell-----Mid Florida Lakes (AM)
2nd--Bob Metz-----Deland (AM)
3rd--Dennis Buelk-----Coronado/Mainland (PRO)
4th--Edna Triplett-----Coronado/Mainland (PRO)
5th--Tom Rimmer-----Coronado/Mainland (PRO)
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Tournament Results - FSA-ND - Deland 5/17/11
From: Jack Wooten
Here are the Deland summer tournament resuts
ND Summer Tournament---Deland----5/17/11
AM Div. 8 Players1st--Guy Godman-----Hacienda Del Rio
2nd--Joe Shebester----Coronado/Mainland
3rd--Gail Howell-----Mid Florida Lakes
4th--Bob Metz-----DelandPro Div. 23 Players1st--Dennis Buelk-----Coronado/Mainland
2nd--Edna Tripett-----Coronado/Mainland
3rd--Leo Gagnon-----Hacienda Del Rio
4th--Mario Mazzola-----Deland
5th--Mike Seyfer-----Zephyrhills Shuffleboard Club
AM Div. 8 Players1st--Guy Godman-----Hacienda Del Rio
2nd--Joe Shebester----Coronado/Mainland
3rd--Gail Howell-----Mid Florida Lakes
4th--Bob Metz-----DelandPro Div. 23 Players1st--Dennis Buelk-----Coronado/Mainland
2nd--Edna Tripett-----Coronado/Mainland
3rd--Leo Gagnon-----Hacienda Del Rio
4th--Mario Mazzola-----Deland
5th--Mike Seyfer-----Zephyrhills Shuffleboard Club
Monday, May 16, 2011
Tournament Results - FSA-ND Summer Tournament -Coronado/Mainland-5/10/11
Congratulations on great results!
AM Div. 14 Players
1st--John Hazen--------Coronado/Mainland
2nd--Gail Howell-------Mid Florida Lakes
3rd--Gary Keithley-----Mid Florida Lakes
4th--Chris Abele-------Coronado/Mainland
Pro Div. 32 Players
1st--Chuck Brayman-----Hawthorne
2nd--Bryant Peterson---Coronado/Mainland
3rd--Gus Bondi---------Zephyrhills Shuffleboard Club
4th--Marilyn Richeson--Coronado/Mainland
5th--Michael Seyfer----Zephyrhills Shuffleboard Club
1st--John Hazen--------Coronado/Mainland
2nd--Gail Howell-------Mid Florida Lakes
3rd--Gary Keithley-----Mid Florida Lakes
4th--Chris Abele-------Coronado/Mainland
Pro Div. 32 Players
1st--Chuck Brayman-----Hawthorne
2nd--Bryant Peterson---Coronado/Mainland
3rd--Gus Bondi---------Zephyrhills Shuffleboard Club
4th--Marilyn Richeson--Coronado/Mainland
5th--Michael Seyfer----Zephyrhills Shuffleboard Club
Monday, May 2, 2011
ALERT: NORTHERN DISTRICT SUMMER TOURNAMENT MAY 10 TH
ALERT!
Coronado/Mainland is hosting a one day tournament on Tuesday, May 10 th.
We need as much participation as possible. The format is single/mingles.
Shufflers are expected to play all day so bring $5, lunch and sign in by 8:30 AM
Also, we need help preparing the courts, putting out the equipment and cleaning
score boards, setting up tables and chairs in the club room. Helpers should
come early by 7:45.
There will be coffee and donuts for those who help with the preparations.
Butch Greene
VP and Games Manager
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Mainland Pot Luck, Christmas 2010
Hi everyone - I was just trying to organize some photos take this past season. Penny and I had a lot of fun at this pot-luck, December 14. Cheers, Bill.
-PS: I'm afraid I do not know all the names of folks in the pictures, so if you can fill in any blanks for me, please fill in the comment box underneath the picture. Thanks.
-PPS: If you have pictures of your own that you think we might enjoy, please email to ShuffleboardBill@gmail.com.
-PS: I'm afraid I do not know all the names of folks in the pictures, so if you can fill in any blanks for me, please fill in the comment box underneath the picture. Thanks.
-PPS: If you have pictures of your own that you think we might enjoy, please email to ShuffleboardBill@gmail.com.
? ______, & Jane Murphy, Marilyn & John Richeson.
Grace says the food's is ready. Al, who's first?
Two lines, no waiting (not much, but there was more than enough for all).
Marilyn's OK. Grace and Walt make sure everyone has a full plate.
Fran Briginshaw and Donna Toney
Penny Boyes, Grace Marlatt & Walt Vilk
Sigred & Jim Reichert
Al Bessette, Mainland President. Speech! Speech!
Draw for the center-pieces
Guy Godman and Bud Barker.
Bob & Marilyn Dove
Betty Buccini and Dick Giammarino
Floyd and Terry Conley
Doe Bessette and Fred Pelletier
Laura Pelletier with a Nice smile and a nice Christmas pin.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Mar 24-26 ~ Coronado/Mainland players in the Tournament of Champions
Coronado/Mainland had a great showing and some fine results.
AM Ladies - Claire Arnold took 3rd Consolation.
AM Men - Main - Bill Boyes 2nd,
Consolation - Joe Shebester 2nd, John Holder Jr. 4th.
Pro Ladies - Main - Marilyn Richeson 4th.
Consolation - Grace Marlatt 3rd, Jane Murphy 4th.
Pro Men - Main - Fred Pelletier 4th.
Consolation - Tom Andrick 1st.
AM Ladies - Claire Arnold took 3rd Consolation.
AM Men - Main - Bill Boyes 2nd,
Consolation - Joe Shebester 2nd, John Holder Jr. 4th.
Pro Ladies - Main - Marilyn Richeson 4th.
Consolation - Grace Marlatt 3rd, Jane Murphy 4th.
Pro Men - Main - Fred Pelletier 4th.
Consolation - Tom Andrick 1st.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Looking back ~ Coronado Hosts 2010 Masters Tournament
 | Some excellent pictures from the 2010 Northern District Masters Tournament played at Coronado Shuffleboard Club, and the banquet at Quail Hollow. Click here to see the photo show. |
Friday, April 22, 2011
ND Results @ Coronado/Mainland
Congratulations to all, especially the AMs!
From Jack via Butch -
[category fsa-nd results]
ND Summer Tournament---Coronado/Mainland----4/19/11
AM Div. 16 Players
1st--Kay Hanson----Coronado/Mainland
2nd--Guy Godman----Hacienda Del Rio
3rd--Betty Buccini-----Coronado/Mainland
4th--Barb Fortini-----Coronado/Mainland
1st--Kay Hanson----Coronado/Mainland
2nd--Guy Godman----Hacienda Del Rio
3rd--Betty Buccini-----Coronado/Mainland
4th--Barb Fortini-----Coronado/Mainland
Pro Div. 29 Players
1st--Rick Enright-----Tavares
2nd--Mario Mazzola-----Deland
3rd--Bob Metz-----Deland
4th--Leo Gagnon-----Hacienda Del Rio
5th--Ann Mazzola-----Deland
1st--Rick Enright-----Tavares
2nd--Mario Mazzola-----Deland
3rd--Bob Metz-----Deland
4th--Leo Gagnon-----Hacienda Del Rio
5th--Ann Mazzola-----Deland
Friday, April 15, 2011
Tournament Results
Congratulations Butch Greene -
At Mid Florida's Summer One Day Tournament, April 12:
4 out of 36 pros won 5 games.
Based on points BUTCH placed 4th.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Fun Day 2011
First post- here's some pics from our Fun Day, March 12, 2011
The gathering croud await ...
Darrel shuffles goofy-foot left handed on court-5!
Pete shuffles through the bowling pins on court-4. Does he make the double, or hit a pin (10-0ff)?
The Grill Team! Go Hotdogs! Was it Don and Bob that everyone was waiting for?
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