River's Edge
took the early lead with a 4-2 advantage in the four ball matches, but
Lake Spivey rebounded to claim the overall lead at the end of the first
day by winning four and a half of the six points in the afternoon alternate
shot competition. Each team then won six individual matches on Sunday,
leaving Lake Spivey with a slim 12.5-11.5 edge in the inaugural event.
Lake Spivey
winners on Sunday included Keith Harris over Freddie Schmid (4 and 3),
Brian Stanga over Jerry Carter (7 and 5), Tim Kelley over Daryl Knox (2
up), Harry Jansak over Mark Cauley (2 and 1), Jim Craig over Allen Pickel
(3 and 2) and Steve Meyers over Trey Houston (3 and 2).
River's Edge
winners on the final day were Mike Hood over Robbie Hill (2 and 1), Danny
Hope over Ric Latarski (8 and 7), Randy McDonald over Jerry Hallford (2
and 1), Darrell Hatfield over Frank Dilley (3 and 1), Jay Burns over Vic
Echevarria (3 and 2), and Dale Bone over Don McGinnis (3 and 2).
Qualifying
tournaments took place at both clubs to determine the 12 participants.
Lake Spivey golfers will defend their title when play shifts to their
home course next year.
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