Riggins Grabs President’s Cup At Liberty Lake

Sat., July 15, 1995

Mike Vlahovich Staff Writer

President’s Cup winners were determined following the three-week competition among Liberty Lake Ladies 9-Hole golfers. Sylvia Riggin won A flight with a low-net 75 to beat Ellen Bohannan.

In B flight, Merilyn Lloyd totaled 75 with her best two scores, a stroke ahead of Joanne Ruddell and Polly Soderquist.

C flight was won by Arolyn Rowe with a 70, beating Min Gutterud.

And in D flight, Joan Rassley totaled 69 with Bea Jackson as runnerup.

Medal play at Valley View

During weekly medal play for members of Valley View Ladies Golf Club, Min Arnold came away with top honors.

She shot low gross of the field with a score of 48. Net winner, gross score minus handicap, in A flight was Mary Ann Barham with 36.

Same result at Painted Hills

Members of the Painted Hills Ladies Golf Club continued their weekly outings with the same result.

Danice Deckard’s A flight score of 48 was best of the day. Net winner was Tanna Wilson with 37.

Sherrel Roshdy shot 57 in B flight, Becky Grimes, Janis Smith and Carol Grebe won the other flights.

Correction

The Tom’s Barber Shop player pictured in Thursday’s Voice was misidentified. It was Ben Schmitt who swung at the ball during a game against victorious Les Schwab in a Pee Wee League first-place showdown.

As it turned out, following games two days later, Schmitt’s team finished in a three-way tie for the American Division championship, along with Spokane Indians (McDonald Elementary) and Valley Electric (Sunrise). Les Schwab tied for fourth, one game behind.

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