POLAND – Fred DiPalma shot a hole-in-one August 27 at Poland Spring Golf Club. He aced the #6 hole, 132-yards. Playing partners were Dana Rydberg, Tom Ryan and Bob MacEwen.

Other news from Poland Spring:

2004 Club Champions: Men: Larry Ross; Women, Laura Young; Women’s A Flight, Jill Bernier; Senior, Bryan Saunders.

President’s Cup winners: Men, Dave Trayers; Women, Joanne Conley.

Governor’s Cup winners: Nel Dehetre-Rody Fitzgibbons.

Saturday sweeps: gross, Rafael Barajas, 74; Pete Leighton, 75; Mike Langelier, 78; net, Dick Ibbitson, 61; Tyler Trenholm, 62; Cy Thompson, 65. Closest to the pin #6, Don Loiselle, 6’2.5″; Dick Record, 10’8″.

Sunday sweeps: gross, Larry Ross, 70; Rafael Barajas, 73; net, Dick Ibbitson, 66; Roger Farrar, 69; closest to the pin #6, Larry Ross, 5’7″; Joe Bruno, 8’9.5″.

Chamber tourney held

AUBURN – Following are results from the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce/Central Maine Community College 2004 Scholarship Scramble held August 30 at Martindale Country Club:

Net: 1. Verizon, Ed Dinan, Ken Curtis, Pete Thaxter, Ted Casey, 48; 2. Advanced Wiring, Dave Ianotti, Russ Lalemand, Reggie Bouffard, Robert Bowie, 50; 3. Lapoint Industries, Alan Lapoint, John Lapoint, Mary Ann Wearing, Steve Boulet, 52. Gross: 1. Harriman Associates, Ed Cormier, Cliff Greim, Pat DeFilip, Bert Tardiff, 58; 2. Hahnel Bros., Pete Sassano, Ryan Booker, Joe Norton, Andy LeBorgne, 59; 3. Platz Associates, Tom Platz, Jim Platz, Adam Platz, Pat Maiorino, 62. Special contests: long drive, women, Becky Laliberte; men, Cliff Greim; straightest drive, Jim Platz; putting contest, Robert Bowie. Closest to the pin: #4, Roger Provencher, 11’3″; #9, Joe Wolverton, 9’3″; #11, Ted Casey, 9’2″; #17, John Emerson, 9’11”.

Wilson Lake

WILTON – Pins: August 26: #2, Cliff Weymouth, 4’5″; #7, George White, 8’7″; #11, Dave Henry, 37′. August 27: #2, Dan DiPompo, 17’2″; #7, Stewart Durrell, 9’4″; #16, Dick Nile, 4’2″. August 28: #2, Dave Henry, 9’1″; #7, Mike Tibbetts, 4′; #16, Mike Tibbetts, 10′.

August 27 Sweeps: gross, Dave Henry, 77; net, Tom Fifield, 63.

August 28 Sweeps: gross, Jim Gould, 78; net, Norm LeClair, Steve Hamilton, 70.

Wilson Lake Members Corporation 9-hole Scramble, August 29: 1. -4, Rick Wells, Gary McGrane, Art Perry, Leona Leavitt; 2. -3 (tie-breaker), Norm LeClair, Ann Nemi, Durwood Swett, Doug Boivin; 3. -3, Paul Soucie, Jim Alexander, Lisa Brown, Bob Friberg; 4. -2, Greg Nemi, Neil Stinneford, Gerald Walsh, Nancy Quinn. Closest to the pin #2, Norm LeClair, 2’10”; Drew Dingley, 9’1″; #7, Durwood Swett, 1’2″; Jill Perry, 7’3″. Following a meal organized by the Pro Shop staff, the Members Corporation held its annual meeting. A special thanks go to John and Linda Wentzell for organizing the tourney.

Men’s League championship to be played Thursday, Sept. 2: Team Durrell vs Team Donald, 5 p.m..

August 29 Pins (Morning Gangbusters): #2, R.A. Tibbetts, 1’10”; #7, Greg Nemi, 6’2″; #11, Dan DiPompo, 14’7″; #16, Rob Donald, 8’6″.

Upcoming events: Sept. 1, Jay High School vs Madison, 3:30; Sept. 3-4, Maine State Golf Association tournament (course will be closed until late afternoon each day); Sept. 11-12, Buchanan Cup.

Springbrook

LEEDS – Monday Evening Mixed League, August 30, blind draw: gross, Trent Murphy-Jean Pratt, 35; net, Dave Kus-Dani Murphy, 27.

Fairlawn

POLAND – Fairlawn Ladies Day, August 26 “Shamble” tourney: low gross, best ball, M. Bolduc, L. Willett, J. Barriault, P. Young; low net, 1. tie, M. Cormier, I. Mathieu, J. Martineau, A. Ricker; and C. Griggs, J. Hutchinson, L. Dube, M. Foisy; 3. G. Martel, R. Cloutier, L. Polley, L. Maheux. Nearest the pin #11, 1. G. Martel; 2. L. Polley; 3. M. Bolduc; 50-50, A. Ricker.

Apple Valley

LEWISTON – Defending champions Marty Roop, Sr., and Tom Brunelle beat fellow members Andy Gagne-Bill Mahar in the 2004 Team Match Play Best Ball Tournament. The incumbents fired fine front 9 scores of 36 and 40, but were only 2 ahead at the turn. On the 14th hole the match appeared to be over when Brunelle’s tee shot came to rest just a few fee from the pin. Not to be outdone, Gagne chipped in for his birdie, halved the hole and kept the match alive.

However,Roop finished off the challengers with a bogie on the 15th hole, as he and his teammate prevailed in the match, 5 and 3.