Truax, Jepson take March 3 men's day
STAFF REPORT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 13 years AGO
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DESERT AIRE - Tom Truax and Doug Jepson combined their talents to win the March 3 men's day play at Desert Aire Golf Course.
The winners of the March 7 four-man men's day were Tim Sewal, Larry Couch, Duke Johnson and Dave Bevers.
Placers on March 3 were: 2. Bruce Vincent and Mark Pierce; 3. Larry Couch and Tom Weyand, Mike Wolff and Robert Slegel, Jerry Wanaka and Mark Anderson.
Placers on March 7 were: 2. Gary Varney, Doug Jepson, Mike Wolff and Larry Nelson; 3. Bob Schroeder, Brian Mullen, Tom Truax and Bill Norberg.
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