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Taking a break during Knollwood's Labor Day Derby are Lawrence Weiss and Margie Kurzmann.
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hen it comes to golf
championships,
Mitchell Wayne,
Linda Tucker and Doug Kay
agree on one thing: they like
to keep them.
They demonstrated that
this summer as all three re-
peated as championship
flight title-holders — Wayne
and Tucker at Tam
O'Shanter Country Club and
Kay at Knollwood.
Wayne, who last year
regained the title he had
first won at Tam in 1987,
tightened his grip on the
crown with a 5 and 4 victory
over Roger Fenton during
the Labor Day weekend.
Fenton won the club tennis
championship at Tam in
1989, but has yet to win a
golf title.
Tucker, meanwhile, held
off challenger Nance Eps-
tein, 3 and 2, to repeat as
Tam's women's champion.
Tucker, who first won the
title in 1989, is a veteran of
six years' golfing. Epstein
was appearing in her first
championship final.
Both the men's and wo-
men's tournaments were 36-
hole match-play.
At Knollwood Country
Club, Kay defeated Allan
Rein, 2-up, to remain men's
championship flight titlist.
He was joined by Beth
Ruskin, who defeated Adria
Aronovitz in a stroke-play
tournament to win her first
women's championship
flight crown.
Other tournament results:
KNOLLWOOD:
Men's Championship B —
Stuart Rotenberg def. Steve
Margolin. 1st flight — Mar-
tin Stein def. Harvey Grace.
2nd Flight — Bruce Colton
def. Dov Lustig. 3rd Flight
— Bob Seigle def. Milt
Meyers. 4th Flight — David
Tyner def. Robert Brody. 5th
Flight — Stan Bershad def.
Joe Rose.
Women's 1st Flight —
Phyllis Meyers def. Ellen
Kirsch. 2nd Flight
—Eleanor Aronovitz def.
Aim Burstein. 3rd Flight —
Barbara Begun def. Cyrille
Goode.
Juniors: Craig Colton, 81,
def. Joel Kaye, 89.
Men's President's Cup
final: Sheldon Miller-Randy
Miller def. Art Friedman-
Allan Rein.
Labor Day Derby (best ball
of four):
First place — 5-way tie at
57 (Team of Dick Fynke, Jim
Berlin, Ken Friedman,
Eleanor Aronovitz; team of
Mindi Fynke, Harvey Cole,
Allan Tann, Fred Babbin;
team of Roberta Madorsky,
David Kirsch, Bob Brody,
Dennis Rogers; team of Bob
Seigle, Mac Fisher, Bob
Newman, Rene Bienenfeld).
Sixth place — 2-way tie at
58 (Team of Steve Margolin,
Andy Barbas, Nancy
Newman, Gary Shiffman;
team of Jerry Levine, Harold
Edelson, Don West, Mari
Kaftan).
Eighth place — 4-way tie
at 59 (Team of Barry
Lefkowitz, Milton Ring, Al
Gendelman, Beverly Miller;
team of Harvey Lash, Frank
Tessler, Bob Fenkell, Shari
Fineman; team of Barnet
Leland, Terry Rotenberg,
Mickey Grey, Seymour
Shapiro; team of Harold
Dubrowsky, Nancy Zide,
Richard Minkin, Nat
Korash).
Closest to Pin No. 4, wo-
men: Susan Feinberg.
Closest to Pin No. 15, men:
Steve Margolin.
TAM O'SHANTER
Men's 1st Flight — Charlie
Kaye def. Dan Panush. 2nd
Flight — Ralph Krochmal
def. Al Adelson. 3rd Flight
— Cliff Paskel def. Seymour
Bresler. 4th Flight — Mer-
rill Fishman def. Mark Fen-
ton. 5th Flight — Not com-
pleted. 6th Flight — Leo
Sklar def. Sam Pearlman.
7th Flight — Bruce Ingber
def. Bob Bayer. 8th Flight —
Gerry Steinberg def. Max
Ernst.
Juniors: 18-hole — Chad
Prenzlauer, champion, 84;
Jeremy Wolfe, runner-up,
85. 9-hole — Danny
Krochmal, champion, 55;
Jason Raznick, runnerup,
64. 4-hole (ages 5 to 9) — Jon
Panush, champion, 20;
Robbie Krochmal, runnerup,
21.