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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH! 2013 NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL CHAMPIONS THE 4TH ANNUAL NEW YORK YANKEES/NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT brought to you by TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2014 FORSGATE COUNTRY CLUB 375 Forsgate Drive, Monroe Township, New Jersey 11:00AM Registration, Program and Lunch 12:30PM Shotgun Start – Scramble format 5:30PM Reception, Dinner and Awards PARTICIPATION LEVELS: HOLE-IN-ONE $7,500 BIRDIE $4,000 • Fivesome with a Celebrity player • Foursome • BBQ Lunch and Dinner Reception • BBQ Lunch and Dinner Reception • (4) Field Level tickets • (2) Main Level tickets to the 2014 New Era Pinstripe Bowl to the 2014 New Era Pinstripe Bowl at at Yankee Stadium Yankee Stadium • (4) Warning Track Passes PAR $3,500 for pregame at the 2014 New Era Pinstripe Bowl • Foursome EAGLE $6,500 • BBQ Lunch and Dinner Reception • Fivesome with a Celebrity player • BBQ Lunch and Dinner Reception To attend, please e-mail Sarah Schuler at [email protected] with your preferred participation level. If you cannot attend, your donation would be greatly appreciated. Make checks payable to the New York Yankees Foundation. Checks must be mailed to the address below: NEW YORK YANKEES FOUNDATION, ATTN: SARAH SCHULER YANKEE STADIUM, ONE EAST 161ST STR EET, BRONX, NY 10451 Upon receipt of check, registration will be considered final. Registration will close on May 9, 2014. NET PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT: BEF The Department of Pediatrics at The Boomer Esiason Foundation Tic Toc Stop has a mission Memorial Sloan Kettering Fighting Cystic Fibrosis focused on improving the Cancer Center lives of people with Tourettes All contributions in excess of the value of the day's greens fees, lunch and dinner ($283) are tax-deductible as a gift to a not-for-profit organization (Tax ID #: 13-6089577).

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