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July 31, 2010

Sports shorts: July 31, 2010

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North Country Member-Guest today

ROUSES POINT — The Member-Guest Tournament at North Country Golf Club will tee off this morning with 108 golfers in the field.

Round one parings

Saturday July 31

8:00 am Tee: 1 — Cody Roberts; John Littlefield; Tom Raville; Chris Raville

8:00 am Tee: 10 — James Miller; Jim Miller Jr; Daniel Harriman; Mike Legree

8:07 am Tee: 1 — Chad Welch; John Zurlo Jr; Jeffrey Bouyea; Scott Beebie

8:07 am Tee: 10 — Paul Robare; Joe Robare; Cory Thompson; Don Thompson

8:15 am Tee: 1 — Chris Welch; Rick King; Patrick Welch; Jerry Nault

8:15 am Tee: 10 — David Reynolds; Jim Kane Jr.; Thomas Juneau; Cory Juneau

8:22 am Tee: 1 — Tom Reid; Mike Zurlo; Bob Barnes; Jim Hennessy

8:22 am Tee: 10 — Todd Bouchard; Nate Young; Larry Labarge; Lonnie Berrier

8:30 am Tee: 1 — Cody O'Brian; Mike Relation; Larry Gadway; Mike Gadway

8:30 am Tee: 10 — Bruce LaValley; Don Gonyea; Daniel Munson Sr; George Dyer

8:37 am Tee: 1 — Joe Favro; Jason Favro; Bryan Mackinnon; Kyle Mulvana

8:37 am Tee: 10 — John Landry; Tom McCauley; John D Munson Jr; Dale Holzer

8:45 am Tee: 1 — Sal Mercurio; Wayne Lashway; Rich Ashline; Dale Trombley

8:45 am Tee: 10 — Gary Duesberg; B. Frechette; Brad Lafave; Bill Hough

8:52 am Tee: 1 — James Mackinnon; Dan Abbott; David Valenze, Champlain, N.Y. ; Chris Valenze

8:52 am Tee: 10 — Todd Hebert; Carlos Mato; Homer Bushey; Andy Morelly

9:00 am Tee: 1 — Dennie Laporte; Kyle Gadway; Joseph L Cartier, Plattsburgh, N.Y. ; Bill Bechard

9:00 am Tee: 10 — John Pelkey; Bob Denny; Gaylord McDonald; Dean LaFave

9:07 am Tee: 1 — Dick Cole; Gerg Messier; Don Cooke; Joe Labar

9:07 am Tee: 10 — Don Miller; Chris Boslet; Bill Buley; Will Buley

9:15 am Tee: 1 — Matt Fredette; Jason Breyette; John Mawhinney; Keith Reyell

9:15 am Tee: 10 — Elton Jodoin; David Beebie; Donald Mesec; Travis Mesec

9:22 am Tee: 1 — Matthew Parrott; James Neverett; Richard VanHoesen; Michael Parrott

9:22 am Tee: 10 — Jack Button; Vaughn Button; Donald Pepper; Ed Pepper

9:30 am Tee: 1 — Bob Munson; Glen Lucas; Marcel Charron; Patrick Brunelle

9:37 am Tee: 1 — D Munson; Tim OConnell; James Forkey, Mooers, N.Y. ; Jay Forkey

9:45 am Tee: 1 — Doug Poquette; terry Lashway; Keith Lunn; Kevin Lunn

Youth 3-on-3 soccer tourney Aug. 14

CADYVILLE — A 3-on-3 coed soccer tournament to benefit the Ecoquest Science Trip will be Aug. 14 at Cadyville Recreation Park. The tournament is for age divisions U-8 to high school.

Registration is due Aug. 9. For more information, viasit girlssoccer.saranac.site.eboard.com

Adams Glass in Vt. wooden-bat tourney

COLCHESTER, Vt. — Adams Glass, a Senior Babe Ruth team from Plattsburgh, will take part in the Champlain Edge Summer Showdown Wooden Bat Tournament this weekend at Colchester High School.

Adams will meet the Montreal Titans at 10 a.m. and the Colchester Junior Cannons at 1 p.m. today. They will return to action Sunday to face the Washington County Nationals at 10 a.m.

Chesterfield club turkey shoot Aug. 8

CLINTONVILLE — The Chesterfield Fish and Game Club will host a Turkey Shoot Aug. 8, starting at 9 a.m., on the club grounds on Green Street in Clintonville.

Standard Turkey Shoot rules will be followed.

Lunch and refreshments will be available. For additional information, call Bill Mitchell, at 834-2051.

Also, the club will hold an Open 3-D Archery Shoot on Aug. 22. Archers may choose to compete in the Triple Crown event if they have already participated in the Triple Crown events in the Chazy and Siberian clubs; participation will cost an additional $10 at registration.

Registration is from 8:30-10 a.m. with an Early Bird start. Adults and youths are welcome. Lunch is available. Prizes will be awarded.

For more information, contact Lynn Agoney, at 578-8463.

And, Sept. 11-12, the club will host a Sportsman's Expo, featuring all matters concerning outdoor activities, including gun and knife dealers, archery equipment, ATV and UTV dealers, wildlife art, woodcrafters, and equipment used in sports of all seasons.

Refreshments will be available throughout the weekend; a chicken barbecue will be served from 11:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Sunday. The public is invited to the club from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Entry will cost $3.

A few indoor tables and some outdoor spaces are still available. Vendors, call Randy St. Louis, at 643-0518, or Bill Mitchell, at 834-2051.

Check the club website at www.chesterfieldshootingrange.com for the latest updates.

Voltage Soccer Academy has openings

CHAMPLAIN — There are still openings for the Vermont Voltage Soccer Academy at Northeastern Clinton Central School.

The first camp will run Aug. 2-6, from 9 a.m. to noon, for boys and girls ages 5-18. The cost is $100, $90 for a second family member. Each participant will receive a soccer ball, t-shirt, and tickets to a Voltage game.

The second camp (the Premier camp) will be held Aug. 2-6, from 5-8 p.m., for high-school players. The cost is $125 and each athlete will receive a soccer ball, t-shirt, and tickets to a Voltage game. This camp is designed to get players in the best shape for the high-school season. Also, there is discounts for other family members.

Camp staff will feature players from the Vermont Voltage men's soccer team. For more information, call (802) 527-1077 or go to www.vermontvoltage.com to download an application, or call Dale Hawksby at 297-2867. Players can also register the first day of camp.

Dannemora golf position round next week

PLATTSBURGH — The position round in the Dannemora Fun Golf League is set for next week at Bluff Point Golf Resort.

Matches will be based on current standings. A picnic at the gazebo will follow golf.

Marv Weaver and Frank Woodward vs. Vince Lennon and Bernie Lamora

Billy Siskavich and Ed Liberty vs. Gib LaRose and Jerry King

Vern Malark and Bill Siskavich vs. Wayne Marshall and Dick Becker

Bob LaDuke and Rich Roberts vs. Bob Blair and Fred Blair

Earl Burnell and Gary Butler vs. Joe Varin and Bob Donah

Joe Reif and John Reif vs. Lee Walpole and John Matyas.

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