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Posted: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 7:00 pm
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Wynridge winners
good with 3-under
The foursome of Sandra Davis, Linda Lofton, Janice Hanna and Jolynn Gibson combined to shoot 3-under-par and win the weekly women’s scramble at Wynridge Golf Club on Tueday.
The winning score was a stroke better than the runner-up trio of Sandra Cobb, Beverly Yates and Shelley Stout.
Tag match forms
from interference
A single match quickly got out of hand, becoming a tag team battle.
“3G” Eric Wayne pinned the Tornado but then kept up the beating to the point that Ike Tucker came out to help. That, in turn, brought out The Fabulous Rocker, and eventually promoter Alvin Minnick emerged to declare a tag team match be held.
Rocker and Wayne then won the tag match.
That outcome came after Rocker had already beaten Tucker, with Wayne’s help, in the opening match.
Naughty By Nature “Rude” and Joseph Bourne beat the Sub-mission Squad, and Bull Bronson cleanly pinned “The Marvel” Stan Lee in the main event.
This week’s card has Lee back in the main event, “Rude” and Bourne taking on the EMTs and the Tornado facing off against “The Golden Boy” Greg Anthony.
Reelfoot hosting
youth fishing rodeo
Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge is hosting its 21st Annual Youth Fishing Rodeo Saturday.
The fishing rodeo will be held at ponds near the refuge headquarters at Walnut Log on Highway 157, one mile off of Highway 22 and is open to children 12 years old and younger.
Registration will begin at 7:15 a.m. with fishing from 8 a.m. until noon.
Only live bait will be allowed. Prizes donated by local sponsors will be given away during the rodeo, and hotdogs and drinks will be provided while supplies last.
For more information, call Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge (731) 538-2481.
WLJT golf tourney
slated for Sharon
The 15th annual WLJT golf tournament is scheduled for June 14 with lunch at noon and tee time at 1 p.m.
The tournament will be played at Persimmon Hills Golf Course in Sharon for only $70 per person (includes everything).
For more information or to sign up, call (731) 881-7561.
Published in The Messenger 6.6.12 |
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