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Area Golf Shorts: State Farm extends lead

Area golf shorts from Aug. 2

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EAST GULL LAKE — State Farm Insurance leads Von Hanson’s Meats by three points in the second half of Cragun’s Legacy Courses men’s league Wednesday, July 27.

Low gross scores belonged to Tim Johnson and Ryan Neizke with low net belonging to Joe Reed and Chuck Halverson.

Closest to pin winners were Mike Quinn and Mark Jarboe with longest putt winners going to Michael Bowman and Jack Luke.

Whitefish Men

PEQUOT LAKES — Jerry Moore, Ric Rowe, Roger Jensen and Frank Roedl were the first place winners in Flight One Tuesday, July 26, for the 1-2-3 Net Best Balls of Foursome for the Whitefish Men’s League.

Bill Pool, Tom Boyce, Rich Kastner and Tom Otteson were second place with Ron Filmore, Rich Sykora, Don Craig and Tom McGrath in third.

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In Flight Two, Sam Kantos, Pal Kaufenberg, Gary Amundson and Bill Bell were winners while Bill Johander, Duane Helfenstein, Richard Hansen and Mike Rancour got second.

Paul Schmidt and Kaufenberg were closest to pin with Bruce Rickert and Don Faust winning the longest putt.

Whitefish Women

PEQUOT LAKES — Debbie Enger, Myra Faust and Lisa Cline were the first-place winners Wednesday, July 27, for the Cha Cha Cha team game during the Whitefish Women 18-hole League.

Nancy McEnroe, Joi Brandt and Virginia Sitzer finished in second place. Third place belonged to Paula Gulliford, Kathy Coombs and Marguerite Baker.

Enger was low net with a 69. Gulliford and Sandy Meyer each had a bride.

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