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lagg<strong>in</strong>g 4semail address: lagg<strong>in</strong>g4s@olympus.netGeorge Wilbur <strong>in</strong>ducted <strong>in</strong>to <strong>Michigan</strong> Hall of FameFrom Page 6and fourth place went to Vicki Morgan (sponsored by WayneAtk<strong>in</strong>son). Fifth and sixth place went to Slick Parrish (sponsoredby Wayne Atk<strong>in</strong>son) and Sandy Blade (sponsored by Jerry Siebert).On Memorial Day, a <strong>com</strong>b<strong>in</strong>ed total of 26 teams played <strong>in</strong> the<strong>Open</strong> Doubles and Division II Doubles (13 teams <strong>in</strong> each event).In the <strong>Open</strong> Doubles, first place went to the double dipp<strong>in</strong>g teamof Steve Auten and Bobby Voorhis (sponsored by Glen Ingram).Second place went to Frank Blade and Mike Johnson (sponsoredby themselves), and third place went to Alonzo Cottrell and RayMiller (sponsored by Val Querback).In the Division II Doubles, Slick Parrish and Brenda Kaneemerged as first place victors (sponsored by themselves). Secondplace went to Dennis Bittner and Dan Kent (sponsored by GlenIngram), and third place went to Rob Kern and CoCo (sponsoredby Scott Auten).Anyone wish<strong>in</strong>g to receive a <strong>com</strong>plete breakdown of the entireweekend <strong>in</strong> Excel format (via email), please send your request to“coco699@aol.<strong>com</strong>” coco699@aol.<strong>com</strong>. Please enter the words“shuffleboard request” <strong>in</strong> the subject l<strong>in</strong>e.Several acknowledgements & awards were given this weekend.Mike Papa received an Award of Appreciation for his contributionsto Shuffleboard. The very first Pioneers and Legends Award wasgiven to an emotional George and Donna Wilbur. Afterwards,George Wilbur was <strong>in</strong>ducted <strong>in</strong>to The <strong>Michigan</strong> Shuffleboard Hallof Fame.No article would be <strong>com</strong>plete without giv<strong>in</strong>g the tremendousthanks to those who helped make this tournament “one for thebooks”!First and foremost, I would like to thank EVERYONE who cameto this wonderful tournament, especially those from out of state(Indiana and Ohio). I would like to thank Darol Nelson for <strong>com</strong><strong>in</strong>gall the way to <strong>Michigan</strong> from Oregon to play. Thanks to BracketteerRob Kern, C<strong>in</strong>dy Brown, Debbie Kern, and Carolyn Perry for theirwell organized tournament operation. Thanks to Mike Johnson,who I’m sure everyone would agree is the ABSOLUTE HANDSDOWN BEST AUCTIONEER <strong>in</strong> this wonderful game of Shuffleboard.Thanks to Bill and Brenda Kane & staff for their generoushospitality (and of course Brenda’s homemade spaghetti d<strong>in</strong>ner providedto everyone). Thanks to Ron Palmer, JR Lopez, and MarkHolland for their bar-b-cue expertise (and of course what DurandGeorge Wilbur’s <strong>in</strong>duction <strong>in</strong>to The <strong>Michigan</strong> Shuffleboard Hallof Fame (pictured with Rob Kern on right).tournament would be <strong>com</strong>plete without Mel<strong>in</strong>da Flynn’s wonderfulMexican dip!). Thanks to Dan Kent and Dennis Bittner forbe<strong>in</strong>g such good fishermen (fish d<strong>in</strong>ner was great!). I would alsolike to give recognition to Bjerne Sunde, as everyone was happy tosee him <strong>com</strong>e to Durand. Special thanks also go to George andDonna Wilbur for all you do and for your <strong>com</strong>b<strong>in</strong>ed donation of aset of Federation Weights with John McDermott.Last and certa<strong>in</strong>ly not least, I would like to recognize and thankJohn McDermott for the many, many contributions this weekend.There was also an auction for a table-top sized replica of a shuffleboardtable (outstand<strong>in</strong>g craftsmanship with actually work<strong>in</strong>g lights)with a portion of the proceeds go<strong>in</strong>g to The <strong>Michigan</strong> ShuffleboardHall of Fame. After a f<strong>in</strong>al bidd<strong>in</strong>g battle between the Wilburs andJohn, John won, only to turn around and give the prize to Georgeand Donna Wilbur!On a personal note, I would also like to publicly thank BettyParrish for all you do to help support the game of Shuffleboard.Your participation <strong>in</strong> awards and recognitions does not go unnoticed!We all love you Betty!Houston Memorial Day resultsResults from the 2004 Memorial Day <strong>Open</strong>, at Danny’s SportsBar and Triple Crown Sports Bar:Pro Draw: 1. Johnny Ballard-Mike Regan. 2. Mahlon Nobles-Danny Norris. 3. Mike Taylor-Del Ammermann.Amateur Draw Partners: 1. Brad Stroud-Brian Altman. 2. LillyKidd-Daavid Andrews. 3. Joe Chapman-Holly Kofod.Pro S<strong>in</strong>gles: 1. David Williams, Jr. 2. Mahlon Nobles. 3. DavidWilliams, Sr.Div. I S<strong>in</strong>gles: 1. Mike Regan. 2. Rene Roberts. 3. WayneHammond.Div. II S<strong>in</strong>gles: 1. Richard Pisasrski. 2. Erik Snider. 3. LarryAbles.Doubles (add to 0): 1. David Williams, Jr.-Jim Payne. 2. HowardMoulton-Kip Harrison. 3. David Williams, Jr.-Sally Phillips.Doubles (add to 4): 1. Ann Walker-Lilly Kidd. 2. David Sexton-MikeBoulanger. 3. James Cumm<strong>in</strong>gs-Richard Gray.Doubles (add to 6): 1. George Marx-Brian Altman. 2. BruceChilders-Cynthia Calderon.

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