Bud Light falls.....Demo night.....Windy.......Kaperbauer is Uncle Bruce Player of the week!

Demo Night

A night that started with gusts of wind blowing around that so valuable Carroll County dirt ended with your Bud Light falling to the gun slingers of Volquartsen Customs.


In the words of Bud Three Steve “Hans” Auen “It was the worst night ever.” His playing partner summed it up similarly as Mike Schulz said “I should have caught my limit tonight.” Hans and Schulz were beaten by Nick Volquartsen and Boomer Lechtenberg 26 to 10 awarding the opponents more than half of their points for the evening. Bud Three is officially benched for week 3 and has been sentenced to obtain a lesson and a sports mental therapy session.

The other pairing last night found Captain Mike Franey hold off the scrappy long ball hitter Kevin Forke to win 10 to 8. Carroll Country Club President Chad Kanne and Bud Two Troy Auen battled to a 9 to 9 tie. Overall your Bud Light team lost 43 to 29 and fell to third in the PGA Flight of the Zach Johnson Division. Volquartsen Custom was awarded the low net team and are in second place in the flight.

Bud Light trails the Brown Shoe Fit Company by 19. After their first ever first place standing last week head shoe horn Jeff Bahr cornered this publisher at a graduation on Woodland Avenue about the short two sentence description of his team’s performance last week in this report. One way to get more publicity is to keep winning and that is exactly what they did last night. The smelly shoes clobbered the Carroll Cycle Center 44 to 28. John Nepple and Todd Bierl led the way beating Jamming Joe Hinners and Head Hog Terry Ruchti 12 to 6. Jeff Bahr beat Rick Vanderheiden and Paul Tigges tied with Corey Bluml.

The head oil jobber Chico Kanne was beaten soundly by Ron Juergens 12 to 6. Kanne’s bubble may have burst after his win over Captain Franey last week. Jerry Janson and Todd Kanne carried the oil jobbers to a 39 to 33 victory over Linde Equipment.

The Masters Flight saw a blistering red hot Denny Kasperbauer shoot even par 34 to capture low gross and low net honors on his way to a 15 to 3 pummeling of Brad Pick. Pete Collison and Jamie North bailed out the Van Diest Supply Company to protect their lead at the top of the flight. Van Diest beat the Finish Line 37 to 35.

The produce of Tom Duff was rotten last night as he shot a 7 over 41 and lost to Mike Loehr 12 to 6. Ed Catfish Tomka lost for the second time in as many weeks to retiring councilman Jeff Scharfenkamp. Papa Joe Pick was the only winner for the Mid Iowa Team beating John Gradoville. Tomato John was complaining about falling off a ladder and missing a putt on the last hole to lose to the famous farmer. It was Tomato’s first round of the year and he better ask for permission to work on his game. Graddy’s Salsa beat Mid Iowa 40 to 32. League records indicate that this is the lowest ranking by a defending champion after two weeks in league history. Papa Joe is going to have to rally the troops and get control of this team. One has to wish the Farmer a more successful planting of his seeds.

Ron Juergens was closest to the pin on #8 and Jerry Janson drained the longest putt on #9.

The Phil Mickelson Division was contested on the front nine and saw the Sharp Funeral Home shatter the glass of Carroll Glass 46 to 26. No winners for the glass company. Dr. Dave Nystrom was the MVP for the caskets beating the head glass man himself Andy Reiman 13 to 5. Mayor Adam Schweers, Chris Bogue and Kyle Atkinson were all winners as well. Sharp’s were low new team and Kyle Atkinson was low gross.

The most mature team Macke Motors over came a week one loss to beat Carpet One 42 to 30. Randy Bierl and his laser enhanced eye balls powered through Jon Sturm. Car Wash Todd Pettitt beat Colin Hackett who was looking past this week. Hackett is set to take on Uncle Pete Collison in week 3 in a match up that will air on 93.7 KKRL. Pettitt was closest to the pin on #17 and Hackett nailed the longest putt on #18. Handicap master Jeff Minnich was low net on his way to 11 to 7 victory over Collin Bierl. The Motors sit in first place in the British Open Flight. The top four teams in this flight are all within three points.

Champion Ford set off the alarms of Feld Security 41 to 31. Digger Dave Nelson was the MVP with a big win over Bob Muhlbauer. Loren Boyce topped Jair Mayhall and Steve Herrin beat Michael Kasperbauer. Wade Wilkie was the self proclaimed pig of the team with a lost to Tiger Tom Simons. The Fords are two out of the lead. Dave Nelson and Steve Herrin were the winners over Wilkie and Monument Man Loren Boyce in after golf.

Pat Macke’s cell phones got their first win of the season 37 to 35 over Greteman Chiropractic. Kyle Christensen led the team with a win over Gary Subbert. The head teller Matt Lujano was worn out from demo days and collapsed against the razor sharp blades of Clint Cummings. In a noon hour interview Lujano was very excited to attend demo days and it is the only way for lefties to try out new equipment. One has to think that Lujano could think about crossing over the other side of the ball. Pat Macke also lost for the I phone team.

Bud One Jim Auen received a late in the day paper cut and was unable to make the call for the Stiff Sticks. The sticks played one man short, played well though only to come up a little short 42 to 30. Byronz Boys were led by Bob Giguere and Brock Jones. Jones trampled Fairway Frank Comito to share the low new honors with Jeff Minnich.

Feld Fire Equipment and Budweiser battled to a 36 to 36 tie. Budweiser is tied first with Byronz Boyz. John Greteman the only winner for the King of beers. Tony Pietig led the way for the fire equipment company.

The Uncle Bruce Player of the Week is Denny Kasperbauer. Denny shot an even par 34.

That is a wrap for week 2! Have a great week.

As always This Bud's for You and ON IOWA!

Bud Light Championship Captain
Mid Iowa Team Owner
Budweiser Special Consultant

Mike Franey