Monthly Archives: April 2015
“ROB”
When we stopped to see Rob while we were in Mesa, he wasn’t in his room. We found him in the therapy room working his new knees. He already has 120 degrees with the first one and 119 with the second. And as you can see, he has remarkably little swelling. All this adds up to his being sent home earlier than expected. He said he is anxious to get back to work on his many shuffleboard jobs. Can’t keep a good man down!
Jay Davidson Reports Re His Drive Home from San Benito, TX Goodwill Games!!
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Mesa, AZ. Luckily Marolyn and I (far left) were able to dodge all the severe weather in Texarkana for four days and have a great visit with her best friend Glenda in nearby Winthrop, Ark.
First day on the way home took us to Amarillo Texas. Nice ride through several small towns. Second day was different. Since we would gain 2 hours, we decided to go all the way to Mesa. 11 hours and 15 or so rainstorms later, we checked in to our favorite motel and collapsed for the night.
Had a nice breakfast with our favorite people, Dale and Sheila Monday (center) and their grandson at the “Wild Berry”, and caught them up with what they missed in Texas. Sheila’s back is a little better.
Right down Main Street from there, we stopped to visit Rob Robinson, (Rob and Margaret, right) who is recovering from knee surgery. You…
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National Any Doubles 2015 at Golden Village Palms Shuffleboard Club March 30 – April 2, 2015
Sponsors: SOSOBA FOUNDATION——THE BANK OF HEMET
From Banner to Banquet: 15th annual CSA Soboba Classic Open Tournament
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That’s Why They Call It A Classic! by Dean Grattidge – District Reporter
Hosted by District Seven Shuffleboard Association, five Hemet venues were on hand to showcase the 15th annual CSA Soboba Classic Open Tournament. Over 320 players; 20 teams of 16 people each put their skills on the line from March 23 to March 27 seeking those coveted trophies in this, the 2015 competition. These 12-frame games were played under CSA rules.
Participating clubs were: Hemet Muni, new ATM’s, Dennis Iszler and Janet Langemeier in command, Hemet West, lead by Diane Luzzi and C. J. Hall, ATM’s, Seven Hills; ATM’s Mary Davis and Donalee Allen. Rounding out the venues were Sierra Dawn South; ATM’s Jan Stephens and Rita Deidrich, and Sierra Dawn SE; ATM’s Betty Elias and Helen Noeltner.
The Classic committee was made up of Lois Depezynski, Tournament Director, Sharyn DiChiro, TournamentDirector, Nelda Lichtwald, Decorations, Steve Piccinonno, Stats…
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From Banner to Banquet
That’s Why They Call It A Classic!
by Dean Grattidge – District Reporter
Hosted by District Seven Shuffleboard Association, five Hemet venues were on hand to showcase the 15th annual CSA Soboba Classic Open Tournament. Over 320 players; 20 teams of 16 people each put their skills on the line from March 23 to March 27 seeking those coveted trophies in this, the 2015 competition. These 12-frame games were played under CSA rules.
Participating clubs were: Hemet Muni, new ATM’s, Dennis Iszler and Janet Langemeier in command, Hemet West, lead by Diane Luzzi and C. J. Hall, ATM’s, Seven Hills; ATM’s Mary Davis and Donalee Allen. Rounding out the venues were Sierra Dawn South; ATM’s Jan Stephens and Rita Deidrich, and Sierra Dawn SE; ATM’s Betty Elias and Helen Noeltner.
The Classic committee was made up of Lois Depezynski, Tournament Director, Sharyn DiChiro, TournamentDirector, Nelda Lichtwald, Decorations, Steve Piccinonno, Stats and peizes, Mike Garret, sales and Ideas, Rita Deidrich, Treasurer, Rocky Raver, Secretary, Helen Bell, Program Manager and Jay Davidson, CSA President and Consultant.
Thanks to numerous sponsors who contributed to the success of this event. They were: Poly Glide Inc., Travelodge in West Hemet, Banquet Decoration, Banquet Café-DJ Catering, Hemet Donut Shop, The Bank of Hemet and The Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians, Scott Cozart, Chairman. Venue directors went to great lengths to assure the players that wholesome, tasty lunches were prepared and on time each day.
And these are the winners’ names, now etched into the timeless records of The Classic Soboba Shuffleboard Archives –
First place, The California Compadres, a mix of Ariz. and Calif. players, captained by Dale Monday and co-captain, Steve Piccinonno and a roster of Sheila Monday, Moe Balcaen, Gail Balcaen, Sid Barone, R. Briggs/K. Phipps, Gigi Briggs, Robert Brooks, Bert Routhier, Nicole Cobin, Marolyn Davidson, Jay Davidson, Dean Haske, Gord Pollock and Jane Piccinonno.
Second place, Del’s Dozen with Karen Fodchuck and Karen Beddow in command with Denis Trudel, Bob Beddow, Ralph Conant, Darlene Salls, Sheila Stockman, Dennis Stockman, Lila Wessel, Dolores Evans, Nancy Neufeld, Mike Bowden, Brian Scott and Helen Scott.
Third place was nailed down by The Sun Chasers headed by Liz Backus and Sallie Hamilton. Their crew consisted of J. R. Alt, Leroy Zerr, Jan Zerr, Julian Brown, Sharron Brown, S.Watkins/S. Hamilton, Sharon Massey, Dick Massey, Rosie ElRite, Richard ElRite, Ruth Schneider, Roland Schneider, Nelda Lichtwald, Val McDougal and Phil Spencer.
Rounding out the winners were the Yuma Rattlers, lead by Andre St. Jacques and Marty Busch. With these leaders were; Cecil Ryan, Sallie Ryan, Walter Chadwick, Lorna Chadwick, Bob Linthorne, Allan Rowe, Therese St. Jacques, Mel Picket and Jerry Nottingham.
Pictures to follow—-