Halverson Law continues to rule

With a 29-11 victory over Deerwood Bank, Halverson Law Office strengthened its grip on the top spot in the Legacy men's league at Cragun's July 23.

Halverson has 319.5 points for the season and leads runner-up Thelen Heating by 14. Thelen moved into second place with a 23.5-16.5 win over US Bank.

Bremer Bank holds down third place with 299.5 points after a 28-16 win over Edward Jones, which slipped from second place last week to fourth.

Results from July 23:

Team results

Lakes Financial 22, Von Hansen's Meats 18

GL Sports 26, People's Security 18

Thelen Heating 23.5, US Bank 16.5

Bremer Bank 28, Edward Jones 16

Ocelco Inc. 25, Kavanaugh's 19

Riverwood Bank 26.5, Dutch's Duffers 17.5

American National 23.5, Shep's 20.5

Halverson Law 29, Deerwood Bank 11

Team standings

Halverson Law 319.5

Thelen Heating 305.5

Bremer Bank 299.5

Edward Jones 298

Shep's on 6th 285.5

American National 283.25

Riverwood Bank 267

Lakes Financial 266.5

Kavanaugh's Resort 265

GL Sports 263.25

People's Security 247.5

Ocelco 245.25

US Bank 241

Von Hansen's Meats 235.5

Deerwood Bank 214.5

Dutch's Duffers 211.25

Individual results

Closest to pin No. 7: Bob Thorkelson

Low net: 1-Justin Simon, 2-Mike Riley, 3-Bob Thorkelson

Low gross: 1-Adam Kalenberg

Side game: 1-Dan Travica

Breezy Point men

Midway Park Bank's 9-3 win over Mills Motor vaulted it into first place in the Breezy Point Men's Twilight League July 23.

Midway has 21.5 points, overtaking last week's three leaders - Dockside, Mills Motor and Thomas and Associates.

Thomas and Associates is now second after defeating Dockside 7.5-4.5.

League play Thursday is on the Whitebirch front nine at 5:15 p.m.

A Charlie's Scramble (flighted, 3-person teams) is scheduled at 5 p.m. Aug. 4. Call (218) 562-7178 or e-mail wbgolf@breezypointresort.com.

Results from July 23:

Team results

Thomas and Associates 7.5, Dockside 4.5

Dick Parks Gas 6, Pestello's 6

Midway Park Bank 9, Mills Motor 3

Commander/JJ's bye

Team standings

Midway Park Bank 21.5

Thomas & Associates 20

Dick Parks Gas 17.5

Pestello's 17.5

Commander/JJ's 17.5

Dockside 17

Mills Motor 15.5

Individual results

Low net

0-5 handicap: Dan DeWolfe, Pestello's, 35

6-10 handicap: Greg Johnson, Midway, 33

11-20 handicap: Tom Green, Mills, 35

Longest putt No. 10: Mike Dowdall, Midway

Closest to pin No. 13: Joe Kocak, Midway

Longest putt No. 12: Siva Sutchran, Dockside

Longest putt No. 15: Mick McBrien, Midway

Longest putt No. 17: Don Sandberg, Mills

Longest putt No. 18: Mick McBrien

Thursday's matchups

Whitefish front nine

Commander/JJ's vs. Mills Motor

Pestello's vs. Thomas & Associates

Dockside vs. Midway Park Bank

Dick Parks Gas bye

Whitefish women

The Whitefish Women's 18-Hole League played an alternate country game July 22 followed by the monthly meeting and luncheon.

In Flight A, Barb Holubar took first with a net 33. Linda Randall was second with 34. Betsy Otteson was third with 35.

In Flight B, Myra Faust took first with a net 32. Joan Kantos and Nancy Schmidt tied for second with 33.

Three was a 3-way tie for first in Flight C between Mary Boeder, Connie Foster and Sandra Pohl with net 34.

Marlys Guse scored the only birdie for the day, and it was a chip-in on No. 2.

Other chip-ins were recorded by Dorie Kaleva on No. 14, Diane Giefer on No. 2 and No. 14 and Joan Heuer.

On Wednesday, the league will have its member/guest tournament, which will have the Whitefish 5-0 theme. There will be games, prizes and raffles as well as a luncheon following the morning of golf.

Pine River women

Phyllis Anderson was first and Gloria Taylor second in the bingo, bango, bongo game July 23.

Barb Knutson had a chip-in on No. 5 and Gloria Taylor had the fewest putts.