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Scoreboard Chilly, drizzly weather welcomed the ladies of McHenry Country Club to their second round of match play tournament and the concurrent Consolation Tournament. Results in flight one were Virginia Turner over Caroline Dalton on for­ feit, Floss O'Connell over Liz Nolan on the 18th hole, Espar Oja over Judy Smithson and Carol Cooney over Evie Castle. In second flight, it was Dot Christensen over Floss Miller on forfeit, Marge Blomquist over Barb Weber, Laverne Harpling over Carolyn Harger and Bernice Dolce over Char Zwissler. Third flight found Toots Gerstad oyer Katheryn Bolger, Fran Weyland over Marilyn Reihansperger, Linda Puccio over Jackie Victor and Fran Hermann over Micki Becker on forfiet. In fourth flight, it was Rita Sayler over Lynn McKieroan, Betty Wayman over Lotte Koch, Marcy Wakitsch over Magda Henhapl. The match between Speedy Neuman and Alta Gierke was postponed until later in the week. In consolation tournament, in first flight, it was Nell Fidler over Joan Buss, Dot Freund over Lynn Schmidt, Marlene Smith on a bye and Betty Mohan on a bye. Second flight had Betty Strauss over Betty Phelan on forfeit, Mabel Smith on a bye, Carole Barnicle on a bye and Betty Gossell over Esther Jemiola on forfeit. And in fourth flight, it was Virginia Spengel over Dot Baker, Dee Chelini on a bye and Kitty Evans over Ginnie Lazar on forfeit. The only chip-in noted for the day was executed by Toots Gerstad on number 14 to hold par. Several birdies flew around, to wit: J. Smithson and C. Cooney on number five, E. Oja on number six, J. Rossman on number eight, C. Cooney on number 14 and V. Turner (Hi number 16. Taking advantage of the dreary weather, the Nifty Niners had their Drizzle Day Do. Martha McCrary came in first, Dot Flynn second and Millie Simon third, Millie also had low putts with seven one-putts. And, Martha had a chip-in on number six via Lorraine Gausden's foot. Following their outdoor activity, the Nifties had their monthly luncheon wherein several prizes were presented. Millie S. received a bikini to use while in all those traps and someone received a miniature tree in a giant potto replace all the trees on the course she's accustomed to hit­ ting. In addition to the various ap­ pointments and tributes, Pro Habjan was the focal point of the program and instructed the gals on handicapping. Golf Shot of the day was the one struck by Virginia Turner on number 17. 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