Another one bites the dust……It’s a boy…….Team Sponsor Troy Auen MVP!
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Another one bites the dust……It’s a boy…….Team Sponsor Troy Auen MVP!
The Bud Light Report would like to congratulate Carroll real estate Broker Patrick O’Leary and wife Jodi on their new bouncing baby boy. Kolin Patrick O’Leary weighed in at 9 pounds and 5 ounces on the scales of St. Anthony Regional Hospital. I am happy to report that the proud papa is doing fine! A new fan of the fighting Irish of Notre Dame has arrived!
Week 7 opened with your Bud Light team holding onto a four point lead in the Zach Johnson division and Week 7 closes with the lead trimmed to only one. Community Oil vaulted from its 9th place in week 6 to 2nd in week 7 just one point behind your Bud Light Team. The oil jobbers rose to the top faster than the price of crude oil by whipping the Broadband Bandits 56 to 16. Supper league historians claim that this is the largest margin of victory in modern supper league history.
The true heart of a champion was evident on your Bud Light team last night out lasting Walsh Motors 37 to 35. Long time subscriber, top local amateur, highly successful and more veteran golfer Craig Mertz was knocked down early in his title match but he dug deep to fight back only to fall short with a closing hole collapse losing to Bob Muhlbauer 10 to 8. The other half of the Dream Team Steve Sinnard battled to a draw with Dam to Dam participant Mark Thomsen.
Week 7 MVP honors go out to Bud Light team sponsor Troy Auen who was knocked down twice early in his match by Jeff Benninger. Auen fought back to over come his opponent 10 to 8 despite a drive on hole 14 that was found bouncing on Howard and Pat Drees’ deck!
Auen did a fine job last night of driving Captain Mike Franey around the back nine of the Carroll Country Club. Your Captain took care of the President of the Missouri Tiger’s fan club Jair Mayhall 10 to 8. Captain Franey fired an even par 34 to capture low gross honors with long time subscriber, top local amateur, highly successful and more veteran golfer Craig Mertz. Captain Franey was also awarded low net honors tying Carroll Cycle Center’s Week 7 MVP Dr. J.B. Greenwell. For their efforts Walsh Motors falls to 3rd just one point ahead of the Carroll Cycle Center. The 2009 Bud Light MVP race remained unchanged last night as front runner Steve “Hans” Auen extended his lead over second place Captain Mike Franey and third place Steve Sinnard. The Dream Team will officially spend week 8 on the bench. 2008 MVP Mike Schulz played for Volquartsen Custom last night and beat local funeral director Kyle Atkinson 11 to 7. Both Schulz and 2009 MVP front runner Steve “Hans” Auen will be back in action next week.
The cycles extinguished the fire of Feld Fire Equipment 39 to 33 riding the wings of Dr. J. B. Greenwell. D.A. Tony Bluml beat Westside Iowa’s Matt Lujano 10 to 8, Jay Drees ended all square with Scott Greteman and MC’s Country Café’s head cooking professional Mark Tigges was beaten by a tough Tony Pietig 6 to 12. Captain Terry Ruchti holds onto his ½ point lead over Joe Hinners in the MVP race. Hinners took the night off to ride over to Cornhusker country to watch the building of a new combine. One has to question the priorities of Mr. Hinners!
In a crafty move reserved only for an attorney Stiffsticks Captain Frank Comito subbed for Juergens Lawn and Landscape against Macke Motors who were six points behind the sticks in the Tiger Woods division. Comito grounded Flying Bob Raue 11 to 7. Uncle Bruce Pettitt, Car Wash Todd Pettitt, and Hy-Vee Store Director Joel Flug were beaten as well. Despite the poor performance Macke Motors only lost one point to the Stiffsticks who suffered blunt force to head from Subway Mike Kerps squad.
Other news worthy items………………………..
· Welcome to new subscribers Carroll Country Club’s Brenda Stickrod, Ron Juergens and Commercial Savings Bank’s Chairman of Board Pat Moehn.
· Commercial Savings Bank recovered from last weeks natural disaster beating Larry’s Automotive 41 to 31
· The bright spot for the Moldy Subs this week was low gross honors for Papa Joe Pick. Papa Joe shot a one over par 38 for his very own PRO V-1 golf ball. The Subs were beaten by the Carroll Country Club 39 to 33 and fall to 9th place in the Tiger Woods division.
Save the Date! Tuesday, June 23, 2009 at the Carroll Country Club
Bud Light vs. Carroll Cycle Center
That is a wrap! Your Bud Light team survives Week 7 and still remains at the top of the Zach Johnson division.
Fairways and greens to all!2008 Championship Supper league Captain Mike Franey
The Bud Light Report would like to congratulate Carroll real estate Broker Patrick O’Leary and wife Jodi on their new bouncing baby boy. Kolin Patrick O’Leary weighed in at 9 pounds and 5 ounces on the scales of St. Anthony Regional Hospital. I am happy to report that the proud papa is doing fine! A new fan of the fighting Irish of Notre Dame has arrived!
Week 7 opened with your Bud Light team holding onto a four point lead in the Zach Johnson division and Week 7 closes with the lead trimmed to only one. Community Oil vaulted from its 9th place in week 6 to 2nd in week 7 just one point behind your Bud Light Team. The oil jobbers rose to the top faster than the price of crude oil by whipping the Broadband Bandits 56 to 16. Supper league historians claim that this is the largest margin of victory in modern supper league history.
The true heart of a champion was evident on your Bud Light team last night out lasting Walsh Motors 37 to 35. Long time subscriber, top local amateur, highly successful and more veteran golfer Craig Mertz was knocked down early in his title match but he dug deep to fight back only to fall short with a closing hole collapse losing to Bob Muhlbauer 10 to 8. The other half of the Dream Team Steve Sinnard battled to a draw with Dam to Dam participant Mark Thomsen.
Week 7 MVP honors go out to Bud Light team sponsor Troy Auen who was knocked down twice early in his match by Jeff Benninger. Auen fought back to over come his opponent 10 to 8 despite a drive on hole 14 that was found bouncing on Howard and Pat Drees’ deck!
Auen did a fine job last night of driving Captain Mike Franey around the back nine of the Carroll Country Club. Your Captain took care of the President of the Missouri Tiger’s fan club Jair Mayhall 10 to 8. Captain Franey fired an even par 34 to capture low gross honors with long time subscriber, top local amateur, highly successful and more veteran golfer Craig Mertz. Captain Franey was also awarded low net honors tying Carroll Cycle Center’s Week 7 MVP Dr. J.B. Greenwell. For their efforts Walsh Motors falls to 3rd just one point ahead of the Carroll Cycle Center. The 2009 Bud Light MVP race remained unchanged last night as front runner Steve “Hans” Auen extended his lead over second place Captain Mike Franey and third place Steve Sinnard. The Dream Team will officially spend week 8 on the bench. 2008 MVP Mike Schulz played for Volquartsen Custom last night and beat local funeral director Kyle Atkinson 11 to 7. Both Schulz and 2009 MVP front runner Steve “Hans” Auen will be back in action next week.
The cycles extinguished the fire of Feld Fire Equipment 39 to 33 riding the wings of Dr. J. B. Greenwell. D.A. Tony Bluml beat Westside Iowa’s Matt Lujano 10 to 8, Jay Drees ended all square with Scott Greteman and MC’s Country Café’s head cooking professional Mark Tigges was beaten by a tough Tony Pietig 6 to 12. Captain Terry Ruchti holds onto his ½ point lead over Joe Hinners in the MVP race. Hinners took the night off to ride over to Cornhusker country to watch the building of a new combine. One has to question the priorities of Mr. Hinners!
In a crafty move reserved only for an attorney Stiffsticks Captain Frank Comito subbed for Juergens Lawn and Landscape against Macke Motors who were six points behind the sticks in the Tiger Woods division. Comito grounded Flying Bob Raue 11 to 7. Uncle Bruce Pettitt, Car Wash Todd Pettitt, and Hy-Vee Store Director Joel Flug were beaten as well. Despite the poor performance Macke Motors only lost one point to the Stiffsticks who suffered blunt force to head from Subway Mike Kerps squad.
Other news worthy items………………………..
· Welcome to new subscribers Carroll Country Club’s Brenda Stickrod, Ron Juergens and Commercial Savings Bank’s Chairman of Board Pat Moehn.
· Commercial Savings Bank recovered from last weeks natural disaster beating Larry’s Automotive 41 to 31
· The bright spot for the Moldy Subs this week was low gross honors for Papa Joe Pick. Papa Joe shot a one over par 38 for his very own PRO V-1 golf ball. The Subs were beaten by the Carroll Country Club 39 to 33 and fall to 9th place in the Tiger Woods division.
Save the Date! Tuesday, June 23, 2009 at the Carroll Country Club
Bud Light vs. Carroll Cycle Center
That is a wrap! Your Bud Light team survives Week 7 and still remains at the top of the Zach Johnson division.
Fairways and greens to all!2008 Championship Supper league Captain Mike Franey
1 comment:
I believe you got some free beer last night. I think that should be note-worthy
Digger
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