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The Ridgewood Senior Mens' League kicked off the 2016 league season with 39 golfers forming 10 teams, on Tuesday, May 3. Due to rain on Tuesday, May 10 there was no play, they made up for the absence with 44 golfers forming 11 teams, on Tuesday, May 17.

League results for May 3 are:

First place team, with a 193 included: Tim Klosner, 67; Bob Kohanek, 69; Steve Johnson, 71 and Bob Seemann, 72.

In second place, with a 199, was the team of: Kenny Schleif, 66; Jerry Varner, 71; Tom Hay, 73 and Bruce Black 74.

Third place team, with a 204 included Mike Olson, 66; Craig Anderson, 69; Gary Scherer, 80 and Chuck Bowman, 81.

The team coming in fourth place, with a 205 included Harland Johnson, 68; Jerry Lerom, 74; Chuck Tralle, 76 and Mike Newton, 76.

There was a tie for fifth place team, each with 206. Those teams incuded: Jack Berg, 71; Ed Hammersten, 73; Sammy Slicer, 73 and Dave Owen, 80 AND Dave Klosner, 72; Mark Houghton, 76; Craig Severson, 76 and Fred Hagemeister, 78.

Craig Anderson earned the low gross of the day with an 84. There was a tie for low net between Mike Olson, 85-19=66 and Kenny Schleif, 87-21=66.

Bob Seemann was closest to the pin on No. 17, at 3' 8" and had the longest putt on No. 9. Steve Johnson had the longest putt on No. 18.

Chip-ins were made by Harland Johnson, Ed Hammersten and Dave Owen.

League results for May 17 are:

First place team, with a 191, included: Bob Savre, 69; Mike Olson, 70; Fred Hagemeister, 70 and Kenny Schleif, 73.

In Second place, with a 194, was the team of: Randy Noecker, 64; Terry Paul, 68; Mike Newton, 71 and Bob Timmins, 74.

Third place went to the team, with a 198, of: Jim Lewis, 71; Craig Severson, 71; Roger Frank, 72 and Connor Galvin, 77.

In Fourth place, with a 202, was the team of: Dick Joyce, 67; Bruce Black, 73; Dale Hillstrom, 77 and Wally Wallman, 78.

The Fifth place team, coming in with a 203, included: Ron Botten, 68; Jerry Varner, 75; Harland Johnson, 75 and Max Stoutenburg, 76.

Sixth place, with a 204, went to the team of: Greig Payne, 70; Tim Klosner, 72; Tom Fisher, 76 and Jerry Lerom, 78.

Bob Brophy topped the lowest gross score with an 83. Low net went to Randy Noecker with his 100-36=64.

Closest to the pin on No. 17 was Jim Lewis at 10'9"; longest putt on No. 4 was a tie between Roger Frank and Harland Johnson; and Denny Yerxa had the longest putt on No. 10.

Chip-ins were made by Dick Joyce, Mark Eidenschink, Tim Klosner and Ed Hammersten.[[In-content Ad]]

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