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Page 14The ~oa.rd ~alk February 1989Lounge in Fenton, Missouri, in sixth.Tourney Talk (continued/rompage 13)Dan Paul, owner of Sweet P's, is now a member of TheBoard ~alk' shuffleboard network (see Play Your Waythe whole bar involved in the bidding. Play started at noon onSaturday and all the players wcre fed French dip sandwiches.Rounding out the field of competitors wcre KevinMacurdy, Boulder, Col.; Travis Anderson, Louisville, Col.Across the USA listing in this issue). "He is an excellent hostand plans in the future to remodel and install three newboards," reports Paul Casula. "That will allow us to have somelarge tournaments in St. Louis for the first time."(who gave Grady the break of his life); Dan Schlects,Snow Doesn't Stop Diehard Shufflers in EastLongmont, Col.; Gene Davis, Denver; Fred Campeon, Denver; Five to six inches of snow dumped on the mid-AtlanticJerry and Susan DeNovallis, Dacono; and tournament official states for 13 hours. But 36 shooters from five states -- NewJody Slack, Littleton, Col, who played with a broken left hand. York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware --"A tough field that I'm sure will be even better next year," plowed through for the first of the month draw partnerssaid Susan. "We missed you, Bobby V! The guys from Texas tourney at Lafayette Inn, Rising Sun, Maryland. Two drawwere a lot of fun, especially 'Friendly Frank' who was justpartner events were held, both single game, double eliminaalongfor the trip to Vegas. Earl loved the green chili, but ittion, followed by some "heavy" one-on-one shooting on thewas a little warm for the two Franks! We really enjoyedfour in-house boards.mceting and playing with Ihese guys and are hoping they'll beIn the first event, Dick Gorman of Wilmington, Del., andback next year."Jim McDaniel, Darlington, Md., outlasted to take first place.Simpson/Dunn Win at Sweet P'sSecond place was won by first-time money-finisher BrendaAftcr six weeks of playoffs, six teams squared off at Sweet Wallace, Port Deposit, Md., and her partner, Chuck King ofP's in St. Louis, Missouri, on Jan. 6. First place went to two Dover, Dcl. Third place went to Jay Ratlidge, Port Deposit,young, up and coming players to watch in the future, Mikeand Bill Robinson, Woodlyn, Pa.Simpson and Jim Dunn. Second place was taken by SamThe sccond evcnt was won by Anthony (Conch) Cacciavil-Eveland and Wayne Cupp, with Rich Steger and Ollielani, Philadelphia, and Ed Galke, Long Island, New York.Schoenecker in third. Other winners were Jack Meyers andRichard Foraker, Dover, and Mopey Hasson, Perryville, Md.,Kevin Freedmont, fourth; Paul Casula and Doug Zurmueller, took second place, with Bob Looney, Wilmington, and Alvisfifth; and Jim Solan and Steve Stevens, owner of the Wharf Ramey of Perryville, Md. in third."As usual, our hosts Pat and Nelson Renzo provided$25 entry fee -- Auction at 8 p.m. Friday Night- FOR WOMEN ONLY -(Sorry fellas! You can't play -- but you can watch!)For information, call 303-833-3649 or 303-833-3959Featuring Rocky Mt. Oysters - Burritos - Chile RollenosJerry D's Nostalgia Tavern604 8th St. at Hwy. 52, Dacono, ColoradoPhone 303-833-3469,
February1989 The Board Talk Page 15excellent tournament management and a very nice buffet forall participants," reports Dick Gorman. The tournaments arealways held the first Saturday of the month at Lafayette Inn,Rising Sun, Md., at 1 p.m. All shufflers are welcome.Bob Lewis Winner at Dunes #IA handicap tournament was played Jan. 7-8 at Dunes #2,Phoenix, Arizona. Fifty-four players entered with Bob Lewistaking first place. Mark Rutkowski finished second with LindaAragon in third place. Other winners were Marilyn Robers,fourth; Wendell Herbison, fifth; and Cindy Clark, sixth."This was a great tournament run very well by BobJacobson. Thanks, Bob, and a special thanks to all shootersand helpers who made this a successful tournament," reportsWendell Herbison.Zurmueller/StevenslCasula/Morris Winners at S.S. WharfTwenty shooters participated in the monthly tournamentat the S.S. Wharf Lounge, Fenton, Missouri, on Jan. 14. In thefirst event, winners were Doug Zurmueller and Steve Stevens,with Ray Ivy and Mike Wendt in second.In the second event, Paul Casula and Paulette Morriswere the winners, with Rich Steger and Ollie Schoenecker insecond place."We had a larger turnout for this one and a few playerswere turned away for lack of time with only one board,"reports Paul Casula. "Shuffleboard is really on the rise here inSt. Louis!"Paul also adds this note to his report: "To the playersand owners in the St. Louis area -- get on the ball andsubscribe to The Board Talk. I know you all enjoy reading itbecause you are always borrowing mine!"Lafayette Inn/Board Talk Winter Tourney, Feb. 10-12Spots are filling up fast for the Lafayette InnDoard TalkWinter Tournament in Rising Sun, Maryland, on Feb. 10-12.The schedule includes: a draw partner event, $10 entry, onFriday night; a women's singles, $10 entry, on Saturday; abring your partner event, $25 entry fee, on Saturday, and amixed doubles, $25 entry fee, on Sunday. All games are 15points, straight, single game, double elimination, with jacketsawarded to all first place winners. One of those famous Renzobuffets is also on the docket.Be sure to call first to see if there is a place open for youto participate in any or all events: Dick Gorman,302-994-0004, or Pat and Nelson Renzo, 301-658-9075.4th Annual Chili Day Tourney At DJ'sBring your Valentine along for this fun tourney at DJ'sBar in Warsaw, Indiana, Feb. '11-12. Two events are on theagenda: an open doubles on Saturday, $20 per team, doubleelimination. The auction will start at 2 p.m. This is Chili Day,with all you can eat of D.J.'s open kettle homemade chili!On Sunday, a Valentine's mixed doubles tourney, $10per team, single elimination, is on the schedule. The auction.will start at 1 p.m.For information, call Phil or Karen Heinzman,219-269-1913. DJ's is located at 1360 W. Center Street andfeatures two boards.(continued on page 16)Join all the other Leprechauns fora weekend of fun at the2nd Annual St. Pat's TourneyMarch 3-5OPEN DRAW: $50 per person, single game, double elimination. Starts at7:30 p.m. Friday. Club adds $200!BRING PARTNER: $1 00 per person, three game, double elimination.Club adds $250!For information, call Cliff Goff, 918-481-3288; Bill Melton, 405-369-2448; or Patti Kay,918-742-1014 or 918-663-9727. For lodging, call the Valley Inn Motel, 918-743-443 1, forspecial tournament discounts.Co-Sponsored by BudweiserThe Blue Coat Inn4939 S. Yorktown, Tulsa, OklahomaPhone: 9 18-742- 1014
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