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August Brings Jeff Jones and Al Clark! We hope you enjoy the August edition of the Sportsline, the newsletter of The Norfolk Sports Club! Volume 31 #8 August, 2016 August brings Jeff Jones and Al Clark! Join us Monday, August 8th, as we welcome Jeff Jones! Jones was named the 13th head men’s basketball coach at Old Dominion University on April 4, 2013. During the 2014-15 regular sea- son, Jones’ Monarchs notched several big victories, as ODU took down nationally-ranked VCU and eventual NCAA Tournament team, Georgia State. His squad churned out 10 straight wins from Nov. 24 to Jan. 17, which included wins against C-USA foes Marshall and Charlotte as well as in-state rivals VCU, George Mason and William & Mary. Off the bas- ketball court, Jones was honored nationally as the 2015 Barefoot Coach of the Year for his work, contributions and creation of awareness for Sa- maritan’s Feet, which provides shoes to impoverished children (both do- mestically and internationally). His teams advanced to 11 post season appearances (two at ODU, six at UVA and three at AU), including a 1995 NCAA Elite 8, a 1993 NCAA Sweet 16 appearance and an NIT championship in 1992 while at UVA. Jones has a 211-183 record at American for 13 years and 146-104 as head coach at the University of Virginia. Join us on Monday, August 22nd as we welcome Al Clark! Al Clark enjoyed 30 years employed by organized base- ball. Twenty-six years were in the Major Leagues, starting in 1976 as an American League Umpire and converting to a Major League Umpire in 2000, before retiring in 2001. Mr. Clark worked 3,392 regular season games (9th most by an umpire in MLB history) along with 56 post season games including two World Series (1983 - Philadelphia vs Baltimore and 1989 - Oakland vs San Francisco), two All Star Games (1984 in San Francisco and 1995 in Texas), three American League Division Series (1981 - 1996 - 2000) and five American League Championship Series (1979 - 1982 - 1987 - 1992 - 1999). Clark was eye witness to many iconic baseball moments during his more than a quarter century in the Big Leagues, including being behind the plate in 1995 when Cal Ripken Jr. tied Lou Gehrig's consecutive games played streak and watched with admiration from third base the next night when Ripken became the all-time leader. Mr. Clark was also a member of umpire crews that were first to umpire at “The Jake” (Jacobs Field) in Cleveland, Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Balti- more, and The Ball Park in Arlington (Texas) along with closing the cavern- ous Cleveland Stadium. Mr. Clark has recently been touring the country pro- moting his new book, Called Out But Safe, A Baseball Umpire's Journey, published May 1, 2014 by The University of Nebraska Press. Letter from the President The Norfolk Sports Club held the 5th Annual Pete Decker Memorial Golf Tourna- ment on Monday, July 18th, 2016 to raise money for out Charity Foundation. It was held at Princess Anne Country Club. Thanks to NSC Past President Skip Burton, for securing our course and for getting our special guest, Frank Beamer, retired Head Football Coach of Virginia Tech. The staff at the golf course could not have been better to work with. Thanks to the Pro, Paul Michaelian, and General Manager, Bill Shonk, for their time and effort to make the tournament run smoothly. Coach Beamer welcomed the golfers and gave opening remarks. Although he could not play, he made himself available for an interview with Channel 13 sportscaster, Brian Smith. Mr. Beamer was also available for pictures and autographs. Our own Vicki Trexler, NSC President Elect, drove him out on the course to visit all of the four- somes. Afterward, at our dinner, Coach Beamer was honored with an award from our NSC Past President, and evening's emcee, Rick Kiefner. This event was a team 2016 Officers and effort and I would like to thank all who helped - the folks at the sign-in table, those Board of Directors at the hole-in-one, and the girls at the longest drive holes. The following is a list of our NSC team and volunteers: Skip Burton, Rick Kiefner, Rick Page, Erin Round, William “Bill’ Rainey Susan Hemmings, Vicki Trexler, CH Lambert, Kirk Baldwin, Rick Hensley, Jenny President Bonsiewich, Erin Vellines, AJ Johnson, Katie Burke, Ashley Rose, Alex Witter, and Vicki Trexler myself. Congratulations on a job well done. Special thanks to the following: Burton President Elect Lumber - Dinner Sponsor; BM Stanton Foundation - Lunch Sponsor; Sterling Joe Monaco First Vice President Meadows - Prize Sponsor; to all of our hole sponsors, those who donated items for Jack Ankerson our gift bags, our photographer CH Lambert, to all of those that donated prizes for Second Vice President our raffle and auction, to Rick Kiefner our emcee and award presenter, and Erin G. Bryce Burton Round, Admin. Asst. who spent countless hours putting it together. Great job every- Ex-Officio one! Thanks to all of the golfers who braved the heat and made this tournament a success! A great time was had by all. I hope to greet everyone next year at our tour- Maurice "Buddy" Early nament. May God bless! Secretary Respectfully, Roger Travaglio Treasurer Bill Rainey NSC President Bill Emerson Sergeant-At-Arms Erin Round Administrative Assistant [email protected] Two Year Term Board Members Frank Brothers Linda Forbes Akeem Prosser John Round One Year Term Board Members Jim Hoffower James Doty Bob Smith Marty Miller To reach any member of the Board of Directors, please contact the NSC office at 757-497-9583. The 5th Annual Pete Decker Memorial Golf Outing This year's tournament, held at Princess Anne Country Club, was outstanding in every way! It was a hot day, but PACC graciously provided wa- ter and cool towels to our players. Lunch and dinner was wonderfully prepared and served by their staff, and all of the players had a great time. We are still crunching the numbers, but we're hoping that this year's tournament will be our best yet for the NSC Charities! Special thanks to Burton Lumber, the BM Stanton Foundation, and Sammy and Cin- dy Hinkle of Sterling Meadows, for their sponsorship. For a complete list of sponsors, and to view a few pictures from the tournament, visit our website at www.norfollksportsclub.com Upcoming Events Monday, August 8th Luncheon Meeting Jeff Jones ODU Basketball Coach Monday, August 15th Golf Outing Broad Bay CC Reserve NOW! Monday, August 22nd Luncheon Meeting Al Clark Former MLB Umpire On the Horizon: Monday September 12th Michael Cuddyer Monday, September 26th Latrell Scott Reminder: Unless otherwise noted, all luncheons will take place at Hits at the Park, inside Harbor Park, 150 Park Ave in Norfolk. Lunch cost is $20, payable at the door by cash, check, or credit card. Lunch will begin promptly at 12 pm, with our meeting beginning at 12:30 pm. YOU MUST RSVP TO ATTEND ALL LUNCHEONS! Enjoy a few photos from July! ABOVE - President Bill Rainey with Frank Beamer ABOVE - Kyle from Charity Golf International ABOVE - Erin Vellines and Jenny Bonsiewich with Kyle ABOVE - Carter Luck, Lee Irby, Jerry Parsons, and Don Fentress BELOW - PETE Decker III welcoming all to dinner! BELOW - Frank Beamer accepting his award from emcee Rick Kiefner At their July Meeting, the Board of Directors approved the following changes to membership: *The Board of Directors will no longer need to vote to approve new members. *Beginning August 1st, 2016 dues will be calculated on a rolling 12 month period, and no longer by the calendar year. Dues for members in good standing before this date will be due January 1. Dues for members joining after August 1st, 2016 will be due the following year, in the same month they joined. At their July Meeting, the Board of Directors approved the following changes to membership: *The Board of Directors will no longer need to vote to approve new members. *Beginning August 1st, 2016 dues will be calculated on a rolling 12 month period, and no longer by the calendar year. Dues for members in good standing before this date will be due January 1. Dues for members joining after August 1st, 2016 will be due the following year, in the same month they joined. At their July Meeting, the Board of Directors approved the following changes to membership: *The Board of Directors will no longer need to vote to approve new members. *Beginning August 1st, 2016 dues will be calculated on a rolling 12 month period, and no longer by the calendar year. Dues for members in good standing before this date will be due January 1. Dues for members joining after August 1st, 2016 will be due the following year, in the same month they joined. .
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