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Playing on a very tricky sheet of ice here yesterday, Bob Ursel of Kelowna and Greg McAulay of Richmond traded some clutch shotmaking before Ursel finally prevailed 8-7 in an extra end. The outcome and the Purple Hearts (provincial championship crests) weren’t determined until after a measurement showed Ursel had the shot rock by less than an inch.

Ursel, the 1985 world junior men’s champion, will be returning to his home province of Manitoba for the Tim Hortons Brier next month in Winnipeg. Ursel is backed by Jim Cotter, who throws the final stones, Kevin Folk and Rick Sawatsky. Folk is the son of two-time Canadian and world champion Rick Folk of Kelowna. Cotter, Folk and Sawatsky will all be Brier rookies.

“I have been dreaming about going to the Brier since I was eight years old when I watched my dad play in it in 1989 in Saskatoon,” said Kevin Folk. “This feels great to be going to the Brier after losing two previous B.C. finals.”

The Ursel team started strongly and scored a deuce on the first end after McAulay crashed on a guard. Ursel then went up 3-0 on the next end when McAulay failed to execute a double. Trailing 4-1 in the fourth end, McAulay generated a deuce after third Ken Maskiewich had a hit-and-roll behind cover.

With the score tied 5-5 playing the ninth, Cotter made a difficult double to give his team a deuce. But the scrappy McAulay team come right back with a score of two to force the extra end.

“We battled hard all week and this is a great accomplishment for this team,” said Ursel. “That was a hell of a game and one of the best B.C. finals that I’ve been involved in.

“That shot that Jim [Cotter] made for us on the ninth end was the shot of the game. That shot gave us back some momentum. It was thrown perfectly and we had to sweep it right to get it by the guard.”

In the extra end, with four rocks in the house, and Ursel having the counter on the button, McAulay attempted to play a gentle tap to sit two. However, his shot was just a touch light as the measurement revealed.

After the McAulay shot, the entire Ursel team checked out the rocks in the house and they all determined that they had the counter. Cotter then threw his final stone into the boards.

“We all had a look at it and agreed that we had shot rock,” said Cotter, a two-time B.C. junior men’s champion. Cotter and Sawatsky also went to the 2005 Olympic Curling Trials with Pat Ryan.

“I struggled in the first couple of ends and we got behind them early,” said McAulay. “I knew that we would have our chances to score and we finally capitalized to get back into it.

“Curling is a game of inches and today we were on the wrong side. When I threw my final stone, the sweepers thought I had the weight but it never got the line.”

McAulay, Maskiewich, Bill Fisher and Aaron Watson also lost last year’s final to Dean Joanisse of Victoria in .

“I know what is feels like to lose back-to-back finals as it happened to me in 1994 and 1995,” said Ursel, who turns 43 tomorrow. “I feel really bad for Greg’s team because they are such a class act to play against.”

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For the “Celebrity Shoot-Out”, local businesses will purchase the four-some and play with either one or two celebrities. At this point, a total of (14) celebrities have committed to playing on July 30th starting at 12 noon. This is a first-come basis and simply the business purchases the round of golf plus cart for the celebrities. Call (701) 330-0883 at your earliest convenience to secure your spot.

The 2008 Oshie Sports Celebrity Golf Tournament will follow on Thursday, July 31, 2008, beginning at 12:30 p.m., at the Kings Walk Golf Course in Grand Forks.

Hole Sponsorships are available to The Chamber of Grand Forks / East Grand Forks for Tee or Green for $150.00 each. Sponsors will get a placard with stakes at the front of the tee box or behind the greens with the Company Name in the program. They will also receive a complimentary 2008 Oshie Sports Celebrity Golf Tournament 8 x10 photo of the Celebrity field mailed to the place of business or dropped off at the business location.

The event will attract golfers from across the greater 5-State Upper Midwest region along with our Canadian neighbors to the north. Each five some will include a celebrity figure within the sports and entertainment field.

Cost per team is $500.00 which includes four-team members. Individuals are also accepted at $150.00 per golfer in which the tournament will place in the field.

“It will be a first-class event featuring athletes from the National Hockey League, NCAA and other professionals in the sports and entertainment field. It’s exciting to host this event in Grand Forks, ND, and produce an event for charities in the community that has been so gracious to T.J. these past three years,” Director Timothy Oshie announced.

Here is a partial list of invited Celebrities **”scheduled to apear” (**we reserve the right of cancelling any Celebrity if they are unavailable to attend at any time prior to July 31, 2008).

T.J. Oshie (St. Louis Blues / UND)
Zach Parise (New Jersey Devils / UND)
Jonathan Toews (Chicago Blackhawks / UND)
Willie O’Ree (Boston Bruins / Jackie Robinson of the NHL)
John Marks (UND)
Dean Blais (GM / Head Coach USHL’s Fargo Force / UND)
Jordan Parise (Lowell Devils / UND)
Chris Porter (St. Louis Blues / UND)
Matt Jones (Phoenix Coyotes / UND)
Colby Genoway (Manitoba Moose / UND)
Karl Goehring (UND / AHL)
Dave Christian (’80 Olympic USA Miracle Team / NHL / UND)
Dave Hakstol (UND Fighting Sioux Head Coach)
Cary Eades (UND Fighting Sioux Associate Head Coach)
Dane Jackson (UND Fighting Sioux Head Coach)
Mike “Lefty” Curran (’72 Olympic USA Team / MN North Stars / UND)
Ginny Christian (’56 Olympic USA Team / UND)
Landon Wilson (Phoenix Coyotes / UND)
Tim Hennessey (“The Voice” of UND Fighting Sioux Men’s Hockey)
Matt Smaby (Tampa Bay Lightning / UND)
David Hale (Calgary Flames / UND)
Dustin Byfulien (Chicago Blackhawks)
Henry Boucha (’72 Olympic Team USA / MN North Stars)
Bill Butters (’72 Olympic Team USA / MN Fighting Saints)
Mike Antonovich (MN North Stars / MN Fighting Saints)

Interested participants or sponsorships should contact Timothy Oshie at 701-330-0883 or e-mail to: oshiesports@gmail.com

Here’s the link to the 2008 Oshie Sports Celebrity Golf Tournament “Meet The Celebrities” Night presented by the Rydell – GM Auto Center in Grand Forks:

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“Yesterday I said (my start) was amazing. What’s one better?” asked Ellis, who eagled his first hole, parred his second, got a hole-in-one on his third for another eagle, and then two more birdies to go 6-under after just five holes.

Saturday he was five-under through the first five holes.

“Eagle-par-eagle? That just doesn’t happen,” said Ellis.

Ellis shot a four-under 67 Sunday to finish at 18-under 266 for the week.

Parr, meantime, after a slow start with a double-bogey on his second hole was creeping up steadily.

Ellis’ first eagle was a tap-in — nearly holing his approach on the 500-yard par-5 for an albatross two.

Ellis didn’t nearly miss anything on his second eagle. This one from 171 yards hit three feet from the cup, took a little hop, rolled straight toward the pin and then in almost last gasp roll, gave a satisfying little clunk as it found the bottom of the cup.

But then that’s the kind of roll Ellis is on. He now has three wins in just seven starts on the Canadian Tour this year. The other four finishes were also like the Beatles — all Top-10s.

He also leads the Order of Merit, having won just under $75,000.

Adam Bland, Americans Daniel Im and George Bradford and Calgary’s Dustin Risdon will be joining Ellis at the Canadian Open at Glenn Abbey in Oakville, Ont., — the top five-money winners getting an exemption. So will the winner of next week’s Canadian Tour Players Cup in Winnipeg.

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Woods won the U.S. Open on an injured knee, had surgery and will be out for the rest of the season, leaving us with a wide-open major championship for the first time in nearly 12 years.

The typical challengers to Woods will become a mix of favorites in the ninth British Open staged at Royal Birkdale.

World No. 2 Phil Mickelson becomes perhaps the front-runner, although Lefty has never won a British Open before. Ernie Els has a spectacular Open record with one victory, while neither Vijay Singh nor Jim Furyk has ever won the third major of the season. Adam Scott, Anthony Kim and Andres Romero lead a list of twentysomethings people are waiting to see break through.

Romero was in the mix last year at Carnoustie before stumbling late and missing a playoff with Padraig Harrington and Sergio Garcia. Harrington went on to defeat Garcia in the four-hole extra session to become the first European to win a major championship since Paul Lawrie won the 1999 British Open, also at Carnoustie.

Harrington’s six-shot comeback in the final round last year marked the largest come-from-behind win at Open since Lawrie’s 10-stroke comeback in ’99.

Garcia settled for a disappointing second last year, but won this year’s Players Championship and seems to be in good form. He leads the European contingent of challengers looking to follow in Harrington’s footprints.

That list also includes: Harrington himself; Lee Westwood, who missed out on the U.S. Open playoff by a shot; Justin Rose, the reigning Order of Merit champion who burst onto the scene as an amateur the last time Birkdale hosted a British Open in 1998; and Robert Karlsson, having a stellar but winless season on the European Tour.

Mark O’Meara won at Royal Birkdale in ’98, beating Brian Watts in a playoff for his second major of the season after also winning the Masters.

Beginning with O’Meara’s victory, playoff winners have been every bit as much the norm as regulation winners. Five of the last 10 British Opens have gone to a playoff, with O’Meara joining Lawrie, Els, Todd Hamilton and Harrington on that list. Tiger Woods (three wins), David Duval and Ben Curtis have been the only regulation winners in that time.

Look for another close Championship. When Woods claimed the second of his three Open titles in 2005, he became only the sixth player to win the British in wire-to-wire fashion. The others were Ted Ray (1912), Bobby Jones (1927), Gene Sarazen (1932), Henry Cotton (1934) and Tom Weiskopf (1973).

TNT will have all-day coverage on Thursday and Friday, then morning coverage on the weekend. ABC will broadcast to the end of play on the last two days.< Next week’s European Tour event is the Russian Open Golf Championship, where Per-Ulrik Johansson won last season.

PGA TOUR

U.S. BANK CHAMPIONSHIP, Brown Deer Park Golf Course, Milwaukee, Wisconsin – While the British Open is going on across the pond in England, the PGA Tour will run an opposite event in Milwaukee.

Defending champion Joe Ogilvie will be back after he won last year’s U.S. Bank Championship by four shots, but all eyes will be on the hottest player in golf. Kenny Perry claimed his third win in five starts on Sunday by beating Jay Williamson and Brad Adamonis in a playoff at the John Deere Classic, and he is skipping the British Open to play in Milwaukee this week.

Perry’s strategy this season has been molded by his desire to make the U.S. Ryder Cup team, which he is all but guaranteed to do at this point, and he has a great record at the U.S. Bank Championship with top-15 finishes in all of his starts since 2000.

With the other top stars playing at Royal Birkdale this week, the level of competition Perry will face in Milwaukee will be low, giving him another good chance to win. If that happens, Perry will join Tiger Woods as the only players with four victories on the PGA Tour this season.

The Golf Channel will have coverage of all four rounds beginning at 4:00 p.m. (et) on Thursday and two hours earlier the next three days

Next week’s PGA Tour event is the Canadian Open, where Jim Furyk won last season.

LPGA TOUR

LPGA STATE FARM CLASSIC, Panther Creek Country Club City, Springfield, Illinois – Sherri Steinhauer claimed her eighth LPGA Tour victory last year with a one-shot win over Christina Kim at the LPGA State Farm Classic

Steinhauer will be in the field to defend her title, but winning it again will take some reversal of recent history. The $1.7 million tournament hasn’t seen a repeat winner since Beth Daniel in 1989-90

Recent champions have included Annika Sorenstam in 2006 and Cristie Kerr in 2004, but neither player is scheduled to play this week. World No. 1 Lorena Ochoa and Paula Creamer, winner of last week’s Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic, are also skipping the event, while Michelle Wie will make her fourth start in four events.

ESPN will broadcast two hours of coverage for the final three rounds.

Next week’s event is the lucrative Evian Masters, where Natalie Gulbis finally claimed her first LPGA Tour win last season.

CHAMPIONS TOUR

3M CHAMPIONSHIP, TPC Twin Cities, Blaine, Minnesota – D.A. Weibring birdied the final three holes to win last year’s 3M Championship by a shot over Jay Haas.

It marked Weibring’s fourth Champions Tour victory and first since the 2005 Bruno’s Memorial Classic. Weibring’s 18-under 198 total missed Ed Dougherty’s tournament scoring record by a shot.

A strong field will be on hand this week as Champions Tour players gear up for a stretch of three consecutive major championships — the Senior British Open, the U.S. Senior Open and the JELD-WEN Tradition. There will be a one-week break between the last two.

The Golf Channel will have coverage of all three rounds of this week’s event beginning at 5:00 p.m. (et) each day.

Tom Watson will be the defending champion at the Senior British Open next week.

NATIONWIDE TOUR

PRICE CUTTER CHARITY CHAMPIONSHIP, Highland Springs Country Club, Springfield, Missouri – Tom Scherrer fired four rounds in the 60s last year to win the Price Cutter Charity Championship by four shots over Franklin Langham.

Don’t expect as big a winning margin this year.

Scherrer’s win marked the largest margin of victory since the tournament became a 72-hole event in 1993. In fact, among the 14 Price Cutter Charity Championships that have gone 72 holes, 10 have either been won by a single shot or ended in a playoff.

Scherrer won’t be in the field to defend his title, keeping alive the best- known of all Nationwide Tour streaks: No player has ever repeated as champion at one of its events.

Next week’s tournament is the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational, where Daniel Summerhays won last year

CANADIAN TOUR

CANADIAN TOUR PLAYERS CUP, Pine Ridge Golf Club, Winnipeg, Manitoba – Mike Mezei won this event last year when it was called the Free Press Manitoba Classic.

Mezei closed with a 68 in the final round for a two-shot victory over Derek Gillespie, his first win on the Canadian Tour.

This year’s event features an increase in the prize purse from $150,000 last year to $200,000. The winner will earn an exemption into the PGA Tour co- sanctioned Canadian Open next week.

The next Canadian Tour-only tournament is the Montreal Open in two weeks, where Brent Schwarzrock won last year.

UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION

U.S. AMATEUR PUBLIC LINKS, Murphy Creek Golf Course, Aurora, Colorado – One of the oldest USGA events, the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship got underway on Monday.

The 83rd championship is being held at the 7,551-yard Murphy Creek Golf Course, the longest course ever to host the U.S. Amateur Public Links. It surpassed Rush Creek Golf Club in Grove, Minnesota, which was 7,132 yards in 2004.

Well-known winners of the last 25 years include Billy Mayfair, Tim Clark, Trevor Immelman, Hunter Haas, D.J. Trahan, Ryan Moore and Brandt Snedeker, who have all gone on to play the PGA Tour.

Colt Knost rolled to a 6 & 4 win over Cody Paladino in last year’s 36-hole match play final. Knost went on to claim the U.S. Amateur Championship in August, joining Mayfair and Moore as the only players in USGA history to win the U.S. Amateur Public Links and the U.S. Amateur.

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Myles Sullivan wasn’t having much luck on any hole involving the number 7, but he had things under control everywhere else.

The 15-year-old Portage la Prairie resident collected five birdies on his way to an even-par 72 to sit in a tie for 12th place, five strokes out of the lead after the opening round of the Manitoba men’s junior golf championship at The Meadows at East St. Paul on Monday.

Sullivan, who is in fifth place by himself in the boys age 15-16 division, was the top finisher among Portage representatives on Day 1, with 118 male players taking to the course.

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We have a couple of very important local tournaments coming up at the Club on Thursdays.

First of all, next Thursday July 24 Area Foundation has their tournament. It goes at 12:00 noon with a shotgun start. Entry fee is $100 per player or $500 for a team of 5 players. Groups go in and the entry fee includes golf, dinner, and prizes. A tax receipt will be issued for a portion of the entry fee. Entry deadline is July 21st with entry forms available at the Pro Shop.

The Carman Area Foundation is a non profit organization that supports many needy groups around the local area.

The Carman EMS Tournament is being held this year on July 31st instead of the normal date of the second Thursday in August. This is due to the Manitoba Summer Games being held that week in . The EMS tournament, formally known as the RCMP Tournament has an entry fee of $60 per player or $240 per team. Entry forms are available in the Pro Shop. Entry fee includes golf, dinner and prizes.

This tournament also raises money for local charities and this is the 35th year in a row that this tournament has been held.

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Dudley Hart has gone more than 10 years since he was atop the leaderboard going into the final round, and nearly eight years since his last PGA Tour victory. Now he gets to go head-to-head with Vijay Singh, a past champion at Pebble Beach and formerly No. 1 in the world

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Kidsport Manitoba will once again be the charity of choice for the Citizens on Patrol golf tournament. This is the third year Kidsport has been chosen to recieve a portion of the proceeds from the event. Colleen Kyle, Regional Manager for Sport Manitoba, believes strongly in the importance of this partnership, adding it’s been nothing but rewarding for both organizations. Kyle says the support they’ve seen from the C.O.P.P. tournament has helped keep local kids active in sports. She adds, Kidsport is an organization that pays for children’s sport registration fees when families are unable to afford it.

 

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