The week off must have been good for your swings as there were many impressive rounds last night. SIGL newcomer Bob Frick lit it up with a 38/75 round on his way to raping and pillaging his newfound foursome with a satchelful of skins, birdies, greenies, and chip-ins. Sweet-swinging Mike McNeice had it going, too, carding a 38, three birdies, and 19 points. Our newly acquired IBM 645QC Quota Calculator machine is busy as we speak bumping up the numbers. And old codger Billy Karas showed he's still got it with closest to the pin on the 6th and the bird. (B.K. doesn't miss 5 foot, 2 inchers.) The birdies were rolling in with a total of 15 for the night, three of which lived. Greg Willard again found a way to birdie a hole that lived. (Sorry Greg, I forgot to leave the Macanudo box at the turn. I'm old and I forget. You'll get two payments next week.) Based on the number of golfers who actually got in the birdie pool, the pool will pay $90 per week.
And it was good to see old pal, Charlestown's finest, Tom Tibbetts. When he was in the league, Tom would routinely drive the 3rd green. He must be getting old too because last night he was 5 feet short.
As you may know, our man Bino is currently on the disabled list, and has just scheduled neck surgery that will be done in mid-June, followed by r&r. It's not the same without you on Tuesdays Johnny. On occasion, drop Bino a line to cheer him up. He's bummed that this didn't come up during the winter instead of during golf season.
And finally, an All Points Bulletin has been put out for Bob LaCasse and Dan Reardon, who have not shown up this year. Are you guys in or out?
And really finally: The website, with new quotas, will be updated within a few days by Bino, bad neck and all.
It took 24 years of marriage...my wife finally broke me. Dr Summeroff will put me back together so I can get back out there to join you...in the meantime I will live vicariously through LB's updates.
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