IHCC Totem Scroll - SMGA Update - July 2007

Senior MGA News
May 16—Sadie Hawkins Tournament Results
This was arguably the most enjoyable and successful Sadie
Hawkins Tournament we have held. The IHSMGA combined
with the ladies groups in a scramble format with a total of 84
participants. The tournament was coordinated by Karen Whitehead
and Becki Goodloe from the ladies, while Brian Blaney and
Tom Comsudes handled matters for the old guys. The IH Staff
did their usual superb job.

Results were:
First Place Second Place Third Place
John Burberry Bob Bowmaster Lisa Domzalski
Page Morgan Carol Seese Tom McCormick
Bill Murphy Terri Shaul Bruce Noble
Tori Nichols Steve Wyman Joyce Venable
Fourth Place Fifth Place Sixth Place
Sharron Anderson Mike Gigandet Roy Moore
Wayne Conner Johnnie Myers Sue Nix
Quen Jacobsen Herman Sasser Dick Weir
Henry Selvey Karen Whitehead Joe Yahnian
North Atlanta Seniors
April 17—Polo: The format was two best balls on even
holes and three best balls on odd holes. Brian Blaney was a
member on the third place team, while Vic Trautwein finished
on the fourth place team. May 8—Alpharetta Country
Club: We placed on all four winning teams in this Modified
Scramble event: John Johnson, first place team; Tony Urbano,
second place team; Will Hoffman, third place team; and Don
Smith, fourth place team. May 22—Pinetree Country Club:
This individual net score format tournament featured Vance
Gammons winning the B flight with a net 61, Tom Comsudes
winning the C flight with a net 60, and Kirby Holt finishing
third in the D flight. Bill Armstrong and Herman Sasser
embarrassed themselves by finishing dead last and next to last
in the field of 86 with nets of 89 and 85.
The Oldest Active Senior
Jim McCollum is now the elder statesman of the IHSMGA
at age 86. He celebrated his longevity by firing an 84 on May
4. This is a remarkable feat, particularly when you consider the
regularity with which he shoots his age or better. This gives
hope to the rest of us that we might still be able to play this
wonderful game well into the future.