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Eugene "Wally" Wallman completed a career "Grand Slam" Tuesday by winning his club championship on the North American Continent at Ridgewood Golf Club.

Wally had won previously in Ghana, Africa, in Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia, and at Mushaisa, Colombia, South America.

Wallman's 168 total was three better than Jerry Varner, 171 and five strokes better than Bob Veilleux, 173.

Other participants in the annual Senior Men's Championshhip were Bill Franke, 177, Wayne Seiffert, 178, Terry Paul, 180, Ed Hammersten, 185, Bruce Black 191, and Bob Seemann, 191. Low net went to Wayne Seiffert at 137.

The Ridgewood Senior Men's Golf League team play on Tuesday, offered 15 teams and 57 players.

First place team with a score of 188 included Kenny Schleif, Tim Klosner, Mark Eidenschink and Dick Roddy.

Second place at 194 was won by the team of Wayne Seiffert, Danny Duffer, Bob Seemann and Bruce Black.

Third place with 196 was the team of Bob Savre, Steve Heine, Buzz Francen and Bob Berg.

Also third at 196 was the team of Chuck Hinson, Dave Owen, Gary Scherer, and Conor Galvin.

Fifth place at 199 went to Terry Rose, Jim Lewis, Harold Cook and Mike Newton.

Sixth place was won at 200 by the team of Ken Sausman, Steve Johnson, Bob Timmins and Ed Conway.

This week's ten best gross scores were Wayne Seiffert, 82; Kenny Schleif, 82; Dave Klosner, 85; Bob Veilleux, 86; Wally Wallman, 86; Mark Eidenschink, 89; Bill Franke, 89; Greig Payne, 89; Jerry Varner, 89; Steve Johnson, 90; and Chuck Tralle, 90.

Ten best net scores: Wayne Seiffert, 62; Kenny Schleif, 63; Terry Rose, 64; Tim Klosner, 64; Dave Klosner, 66; Bob Savre, 66; Ken Sausman 66; Mark Eidenschink, 67; John Verly, 68; Chuck Senst, 68; and Dick Joyce, 68.

Closest to the pin on No. 17 went to Tim Klosner at 2'-5". Longest putt on No. 9 went to Bill Murray and Bob Seemann won the longest putt on No. 18.

Chip-ins were recorded by Bruce Black, Ron Botten, Terry Paul, Kenny Schleif, ChuckTralle and Terry Rose.[[In-content Ad]]

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