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GOING FOR THE GOLD - SBLI CEO Robert K.
Sheridan congratulates the winners of the 8-9
GirlsracewinnersintheSBLIFalmouthRecreation
Family Fun Run on Aug. 12. Molly Bent (center)
of Centerville captured first place and is seen
with Jessica Gross of Concord and Abby Horst of
Pomfret,Conn.
Heritage Museums & Gardens
Annual Golf Classic
The Hyannisport Club will host the Heri-
tage Cup Annual Golf Classic Wednesday,
Sept. 27, sponsored by Arbella Charitable
Foundation,Inc.Golfers and duffersalikeare
invited tojoin.
The"Shamble"format tournamentkicksoff
withregistration,raffle andlunchat 11:30am
and a shotgun start at 1p.m. All golfers will
competeforthehand-blowncrystal"Heritage
Cup"trophy designedand crafted byMcDer-
mott Glass specifically for the tournament.
The LowNet winnerswillbe engraved onthe
trophyanditwillremainondisplayatHeritage
Museums& Gardens throughout the year.
New thisyear,the Hole-In-One Sponsor is
CapeCodHarley-Davidson.Golferswillbetry-
ing to win the new Super-Glide Motorcycle.
Non-golferscanparticipateinthesilentauc-
tion and cocktail buffet following the tourna-
ment.Inadditiontodiningandgolfraffle pack-
ages,otherofferingsincludeRed Sox/Yankees
tickets and golf outings, as well asauthentic
sportsmemorabiliafromtheRedSox,Patriots
and other livinglegends in sports.
Thiseventislimitedto 120golfers onafirst-
come, first-served basis. Early registration is
suggested.RegistrationdeadlineisSept. 20.For
more information call Development Director
WendyPerry,508.888.3300ext.114.Allproceeds
fromtheHeritageCup GolfClassicwillbenefit
Heritage Museums & Gardensin Sandwich.
Four miles for Marstons Mills
ThethirdannualMarstonsMillsVillageDay
FourMileRoadRacewillbeheldSept.10at 11
a.m.Theeventkicksoffthe 17th annualVillage
Day Celebration. Plaqueswillbe givento the
fastest man and woman, with medals to be
given to male and female divisionalwinners
in the following age groups: under 13, 13-19,
20-29, 30-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64,
65-69, and 70+.
Lunch will be served and pre-registrants
willreceive t-shirts. Entry fee for the race is
$12 and must be postmarked Sept. 2 for pre-
registration. After Sept. 2, fee is $15. Race
dayregistrationwilltakeplacefrom9:45until
10:30attheMarstonsMillsElementarySchool.
Registrationformsandcoursemapsareavail-
able at www.marstonsmills.organdthe Plum
Porch on Route 149. For more information,
call 508-775-5020.
Golf tournament to benefit
Hospice
TheHospice &PalliativeCareof Cape Cod
Benefit GolfTournamentinMemoryofDutch
Wessnerwillbe held on Sept. 21at theWoods
HoleGolfClub.Registrationbeginsat 11a.m.
Aboxlunchisavailable,andtheshotgunstart
willbe at noon. Followingthe event willbe a
cocktailhourand dinner.Playerfees are$200;
foursome is $800; hole sponsorship is $100;
dinner onlyisavailablef or$50.
The eventisinhonor ofWessner,one of the
Cape'smostinfluentialgolfpros.Proceedswill
benefit theprogramsand servicesofHospice
&PalliativeCareofCape Cod,CapeCod'sonly
freestandingnon-profit hospiceorganization,
nowcelebratingits25thyearofprovidingend-
of-lifeservicestoallCapeCodders,regardless
of ability to pay.Programsinclude the Mary
McCarthy Hospice House, Kids Grieve Too!,
and the Grief Support Center.
HonoraryChairfortheeventisJudyWeSsner,
and TournamentChairsareBob Keelingand
Dr.Lou Anastasia.The hole-in-one sponsor
isFalmouthToyota.
For more information, or to register to
play, contact Pauline Greenberg, Hospice
Foundation of Cape Cod, 508-957-0257 or
pgreenberg@hospicecapecod.org.
Centerville Historical Museum
event
The Centerville Historical Museum's fifth
annual golf tournament willbe held Oct. 11
at the Hyannisport ClubinHyannisPort.The
event will benefit the museum.Registration
beginsat 11a.m. withlunch starting at 11:30.
The tournament will get under way at 12:30
with a shotgun start. The fee for thisevent is
$195per golfer and includes the buffet lunch,
18holesofgolfwithcart,practicerange,golfer
gift bag, and an eveningreception at the club
withabuffet dinner.Prizeswillbeawardedand
therewillalsobeasilentauctionandraffle.For
moreinformation, call508-775-0331.
Quarterback Club announces
scholarships
TheBarnstableQuarterback Clubrecently
awarded $3,000 in scholarship awards to Ave
2006 Barnstable High School graduates and
Red Raiders Football players during a brief
presentation attended by friends and family.
CaseyOlanderwastherecipientofthe$1,000
ConwayAward.CoreyLooby,BryceChristian,
MikeDeluga,andMikeBurke allreceivedthe
$500 QBCAward.
Chamber's September to
remember
There will be a September Member-to-
MembergolfeventatTwinBrooksGolfCourse
at the Four Points Sheraton in Hyannis on
Sept.12.
For more information, call the Cape Cod
Chamber of Commerce at 508-362-3225, ext.
513or e-mailjane@capecodchamber.org.
Theatrical duffing
TheAcademy of Performing Arts willhold
itsfirst golftournamentonOct.16atCaptains
GolfCourseinBrewster.Formoreinformation,
call 508-255-5510or go to www.apacape.org.
Putting with a purpose
TheannualBeachmoorGolfTournamentwill
beheld Sept.20atthePaulHarneyGolfClubin
Hatchville.Thisyearlytournamentbenefitsthe
BourneFoodPantry.Tourneytimeis1p.m.with
ashotgun start and scrambleformat.The $100
entryfeeincludesaboxlunch,golfandcart,and
dinnerattheBeachmoorRestaurantonTaylors
Point in Buzzards Bay.Prizes willbe awarded
for first, second, third and last place teams,
aswell aslongest drive and closest to the pin.
Guests mayjoin playersfor dinnerat 6p.m. for
a$40donation. Formore information,callRob
Pacheco or Mike Degan at 508-759-7522.
Hunter education
TheDennisFireDepartmentwillhold afree
hunter education course conducted by the
Massachusetts Hunter Education Program
Sept. 5, 6, 7, 12, and 13 from 6 to 9 p.m. at
the Dennis Fire Department, 883 Route 28
in Dennis.
Thosewhocompletethecoursesuccessfully
willbe given a certificate allowingpersons 15
years of age and older to purchase a Massa-
chusetts hunting or sporting license, aswell
asallowingthose between 15and 17years old
to hunt alone.
Formore information, call 508-792-7434 or
617-727-3623.
Independence House
fundraising golf tourney
cancelled
ThefirstLibertyGolfClassicslatedfor Sept.
18tobenefit Independence HouseinHyannis
hasbeen cancelled.
Benefit for Charles Moore
Arena
The board of directors of Orleans' Charles
Moore Arena willhold a golf benefit Oct. 19.
Admissionis$115perplayer.Formoreinforma-
tion, call508-255-5902 or 508-255-2971.
Hunt for the Cure
The seventh annual Hunt for the Cure
Walk to find a cure for Parkinson's disease
is comingto Osterville Sept.9. Registration
begins at 8:30 a.m. and the walk starts at 9.
On the eveningof Sept. 8BreakingGrounds
in Osterville willhost its second annual spa-
ghetti dinner, with proceeds to benefit Hunt
for the Cure.
Formoreinformation,contact JanineDes-
tremps at 508-888-3207.
Last Gasp gets new date
The 15th annual Last Gasp Bike, Boat 'n'
Bake takes place Sept. 17when participants
bikefrom Sandwichto Provincetownto raise
funds for area non-profit agencies includ-
ing Cape Cod Child Development, Champ
Homes, Gosnold ofCape Cod,KiwanisClubs
ofHyannisandSandwichandthe Rehabilita-
tion Hospital of the Cape and Islands. The
bikeridebeginsat 8a.m.followed byacruise
back to Sandwich where a clambake will be
served at the AmericanLegion.
For details, visit www.thelastgasp.comor
call508420-4030.
Swim for Life
Swimmers and paddlers are invited to
converge on Cape Cod for the 19th annual
ProvincetownHarbor Swimfor LifeandPad-
dler Flotilla, a communitybenefit for AIDS,
Women'sHealthandYouth.Theeventwilltake
placeSept.9attheBoatslipResort,161Com-
mercialSt.,andincludestheMermaidBrunch,
entertainmentand awards ceremony.
The Celebration of Life concert will be
held Friday eveningand a Pool Swimwillbe
held for the HarborlyChallengedwillbeheld
along with the harbor swim at the Surfside
Hotel and Suites pool. Beneficiaries of the
event include the AIDS Support Group of
Cape Cod, Helping Our Women, Outer Cape
HealthServices,Cape &IslandsGay/Straight
Alliance, Provincetown Rescue Squad and
Lower Cape Ambulance.
Forregistrationformsandinformationcontact
SwimforLife,POBox819,Provincetown,02657
orcall508-487-1930or visit www.swim41ife.org.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:12
iting Cape businesses where
they felt they might find
interested players. "We went
to fire departments , police
departments,evenlocalland-
scaping companies ," said
Burkey. "We've had a good
response."
So far the two have been
able to establish four teams
with players from across the
Cape, with two more a pos-
sibility if more men sign up.
"We're alwayslookingfor good
athletes," said Boardley. "We
welcome them all."
The league is open to men
ages 18 and up. Games are
nine-on-nine and will take
place on a 100-yard field at
the Barnstable Horace Mann
Charter School in Marstons
Mills on Sunday mornings.
"It's the closest you'll get to
actual football,"said Burkey,
who noted that play is of-
ficiated and can get pretty
physical. "There 's a good
deal of running, passing and
blocking and it can be really
competitive."
A preseason game willkick
thingsoff on Sept. 17whilethe
regularseasonbeginsSept.24
and runs through December.
Fans are more than welcome
to cheer on their favorite
teams from the sidelines.
Although the Cape league
closely resembles other US
flag footballleagues,there will
be one major difference. The
CapeFlagFootballLeaguewill
be keeping careful statistics
on allplayers.
"Nobody does this," said
Burkey. "Stats allow players
to track improvements and
maybe up their competitive-
ness. If someone sees that
they're only a few yards from
being the top [in a position]
they might take it up a little,
work harder."
The league also has its own
Web site where results, stats,
news and other information
will be posted and updated
on a regular basis. "We want
to make it a big deal," said
Burkey."Andwewant to make
it fun."
Burkeyhopestheleague will
attract men to the sport who
share his love of the game.
"Since I was a kid, I played
football," he said. "I love it. I
have very good friends dating
back to high school that Imet
because I played football."
He hopes that the Cape
league will provide an oppor-
tunity for folks to meet under
enjoyable circumstances,with
a little competition thrown
in for good measure. "It's so
competitive, and so fun," he
said. "It's something people
can look forward to doing on
a Sunday."
To spice games up a bit
more, weekly awards will be
presented with more signifi-
cant awardsto be given at the
end ofthe season,whichcom-
menceswiththe FlagBowlIhi
December. "It's about brag-
ging rights," said Boardley.
Burkey doesn't have much
free time between his job as
apharmaceutical rep and the
league,but it willallbe worth
itwhenheplayshisfirst game.
"Yes, it takes more work,"he
said. "But the payoff is tre-
mendous."
Formoreinformation about
theCapeFlagFootballLeague,
visit www.capeflagfootball.
com.
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