IRS Wednesday Golf
League Newsletter
Week
18, August 24, 2022
THE
SEASON IS NOW OFFICIALLY OVER -- HERE ARE SEEDINGS FOR THE 6 TEAMS MAKING THE
PLAYOFFS
#1
Seed -- #14 Crouch
814
points
#2 Seed -- #4 Zachritz 795.5
points
#3 Seed -- #1 Kientz
719.5 points
#4 Seed -- #7 Leirey 683.5 points
#5 Seed – #5 Broadus
757
points
#6 Seed -- #13 C Halpin 702 points
Congratulations
to all 6 of these teams for making this year’s playoffs
Crouch and Zachrtiz as the top 2 seeds have byes so
they will play in the Semi Finals next Wednesday beginning at “High Noon!!!”
Kientz & C Halpin as the #s 3 & 6 seeds will play each other for the 3rd
straight week – they will play Friday, August 26th at 4:03 PM on
Front 9
Leirey & Broadus as the #s 4 & 5 seeds will
play each other on Tuesday afternoon (not certain of time) also on the Front 9
Winners will advance to the Semi Finals next Wednesday
Losers will be included in the handicapped Team Scramble next Wednesday 1st
tee time being 2:40 PM
Losers in the Semi Finals will also be included in the handicapped Team
Scramble next Wednesday 1st tee time being 2:40 PM
Please
note – I need to hear from each team captain of the teams playing in the team
scramble who your 4 players will be so I can calculate the number of strokes
your teams will be given – Team Schumacher will have their 4 regulars playing
THOUGHT
FOR THE WEAK!!!
“Study
as if you were going to live forever; live as if you were going to die
tomorrow.” Maria Mitchell
WHO
IS MARIA MITCHELL?
She
was born on August 1, 1818, and is the first female professional
astronomer in the United States. Born in
Nantucket, Massachusetts, she pursued her interest in astronomy with
encouragement from her parents and the use of her father’s telescope. In October 1847, she discovered a comet,
which became known as “Miss Mitchell’s Comet.”
The next year, the pioneering stargazer became the first woman admitted
to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
She went on to become a professor of astronomy at Vassar College.
THE JEEP!!!
On August 1, 2041,
the first Jeep, the Army’s little truck that could do anything, was produced. The American Bantam Car Company developed the
working prototype in just 49 days.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower said that the Allies could not have won
World War II without it. Because Bantam
couldn’t meet the army’s production demands, other companies, including Ford,
also started producing Jeeps.
Now here’s the
Question??? How did the Jeep get its
name???
Question of the
Weak???
This bawdy
American actress of stage and screen said, “Between two evils, I always pick
the one I’ve never tried before.” Who is
she???
Summary of Rounds
Played August 17, 2022
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THIS
WEEK |
TO
DATE |
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REGULARS |
58 |
846 |
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SUBS |
5 |
105 |
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NO SHOWS |
1 |
9 |
Match Results -- Front 9
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TEAM
NAME |
POINTS |
TEAM
NAME |
POINTS |
TEAM
NAME |
POINTS |
TEAM
NAME |
POINTS |
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# 9 Bramlage |
66 |
#13 C Halpin |
35.5 |
#12 Kiffmeyer |
30.5 |
# 4 Zachritz |
42.5 |
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# 5 Vaughn |
24 |
# 1 Kientz |
54.5 |
# 8 Schumacher |
59.5 |
#16 Broadus |
47.5 |
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TEAM
NAME |
POINTS |
TEAM
NAME |
POINTS |
TEAM
NAME |
POINTS |
TEAM
NAME |
POINTS |
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# 6 Flynn |
13.5 |
#14 Crouch |
65 |
#15 Hill |
55.5 |
#11 Buescher |
34.5 |
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# 2 Bachmann |
76.5 |
#10 Anderson |
25 |
# 3 Harms |
34.5 |
# 7 Leirey |
55.5 |
Medalist
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COURSE |
NAME |
SCORE |
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FRONT NINE |
Steve Ruehl |
35 |
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BACK NINE |
Kevin Bachmann |
36 |
Eagle/Hole in One Pool
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Nobody
Home |
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Currently
$2.00 in Eagle Pot beginning next year
Birdies
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#2 |
Ray Vaughn (f) |
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In Skins |
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#2 |
Steve Duddey (f) |
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In Skins |
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#2 |
Jim Bramlage |
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In Skins |
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#4 |
Steve Ruehl |
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Not in Skins |
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#5 |
Steve Ruehl |
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Not in Skins |
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#5 |
Dale Schaber (w) |
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Not in Skins |
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#5 |
James Vernon
Westcott (w) |
Skin |
$3 |
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#5 |
Tom Schumacher
(f) |
Skin |
$8 |
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#6 |
Jay Ackerman (f) |
Skin |
$8 |
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#8 |
Ron Michael (f) |
Skin |
$8 |
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#9 |
Jim Bramlage (f) |
Skin |
$8 |
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#9 |
Charles Halpin
(w) |
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Not in Skins |
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#11 |
Kevin Bachmann
(w) |
Skin |
$6 |
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#12 |
Ben Schalck (w) |
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Not in Skins |
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#15 |
Kevin Bachmann
(w) |
Skin |
$6 |
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#18 |
Jeff Elsbernd |
Skin |
$6 |
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Note:
To all Team Captains or those regulars that complete the "Recap
Sheet" after the match is completed, please ensure that all birdies are
recorded on the "Recap Sheet".
Other Skins
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#3 |
Ken Kostas (w) |
Par |
$3 |
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#7 |
Cecil Begley (w) |
Par |
$3 |
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#8 |
James Vernon
Westcott (w) |
Par |
$3 |
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#13 |
Kevin Bachmann
(w) |
Par |
$6 |
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All |
Garry Melish |
Various |
$3 |
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Greenies
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#5 |
Dale Schaber (w) |
$8 |
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#7 |
Jim Bramlage (f) |
$8 |
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#13 |
Kevin Bachmann
(w) |
$6 |
Closest to Pin 2nd
Shot
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#14 |
Tim Andrew (w) |
$6 |
Long Putt
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#
9 |
Jim Bramlage (f) |
$16 |
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#18 |
Jeff Elsbernd
(w) |
$12 |
Money Leaders --
Top 10 & Ties
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Kevin Bachmann (w) |
$227.50 |
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Jim Bramlage (f) |
$183.00 |
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Jim Westcott (f) |
$115.75 |
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Tom Schumacher
(f) |
$102.00 |
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Ray Vaughn (f) |
$91.00 |
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Tim Andrew (w) |
$88.75 |
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Eddie Gregory
(f) |
$87.00 |
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Jay Ackerman (f) |
$86.50 |
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Steve Duddey (w) |
$77.50 |
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Ron Michael (f) |
$61.00 |
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Skins—Greenies—Long
Putt
Most
of the regulars and subs in the league know about Skins, Greenies, and Long Putt.
For those that do not, each week there will be a sheet and a box on one of the
tables in the clubhouse. The sheet will
have the names of all the regulars and blank lines at the bottom for subs to
write in their names. $3.00 entry fee
for Skins; $1.00 entry fee for Greenies and $1.00 entry fee for Long Putt. Place a check mark for each category for which
you are participating. If the Briefcase
is not out notate on your scorecard your intent to
play and pay when you complete your match.
First teams out please take the markers, last teams in please bring markers
in.
Notes are courtesy of:
League Secretary