Friday October
15, 2004 A/B Draw Partner
Saturday October 16th, 2004 Bring Partner
Friday,
October 15th, 2004 at Journey's End Bar & Grill in Bourbon,
Indiana, 26 people from Indiana and Michigan participated
in an A/B draw partner event. Jimmy "the cop"
Kumpula and Vickie Morgan fought their way to 3rd place.
Gary Neff of Bourbon and Roland Harkless of Michigan placed
2nd. Dave Arnett from the Warsaw Eagles, home of the Indiana
State Tournament, November 26-28, 2004 drew Mike Johnson
and they played their way to first place. The odds finally
caught up with owner Mike Koontz and he drew his sister,
Ann Harrell as his partner. They managed to play four whole
games without killing each other!
On Saturday 12 teams fought hard for a share of the almost
$2,000 pot. "Virgin" tournament director, Keith
Spencer, kept things rolling through out the day. Mike Koontz
and Dennis Kinsey succombed twice to the eventual first
place team to finish 3rd. Roland Mativier and Bill Kane,
of Kane's Club Car, finished 2nd. Veteran player Jim Long
and his partner Greg Massey defeated all comers to finish
first. Carol Westerman and Tom Bickel of Lucky's in North
Webster finished the day by sponsoring both the first and
2nd place teams.
Upcoming events include October 22-24, "Monster Bash"
at Kane's Club Car, November 13th at the Warsaw Eagles.
November 20th, at the Palace in Fairmont and the Indiana
State Tournament at the Warsaw Eagles November 26-28.
Friday,
October 15th, 2004 at Journey's End Bar & Grill in Bourbon,
Indiana, 26 people from Indiana and Michigan participated
in an A/B draw partner event. Jimmy "the cop"
Kumpula and Vickie Morgan fought their way to 3rd place.
Gary Neff of Bourbon and Roland Harkless of Michigan placed
2nd. Dave Arnett from the Warsaw Eagles, home of the Indiana
State Tournament, November 26-28, 2004 drew Mike Johnson
and they played their way to first place. The odds finally
caught up with owner Mike Koontz and he drew his sister,
Ann Harrell as his partner. They managed to play four whole
games without killing each other!
On Saturday 12 teams fought hard for a share of the almost
$2,000 pot. "Virgin" tournament director, Keith
Spencer, kept things rolling through out the day. Mike Koontz
and Dennis Kinsey succombed twice to the eventual first
place team to finish 3rd. Roland Mativier and Bill Kane,
of Kane's Club Car, finished 2nd. Veteran player Jim Long
and his partner Greg Massey defeated all comers to finish
first. Carol Westerman and Tom Bickel of Lucky's in North
Webster finished the day by sponsoring both the first and
2nd place teams. 
