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2018 “W” Association Golf Outing Monday, August 20 - Auction 2018 “W” Association Golf Outing Monday, August 20 - Auction Play a part in the outing's success by bidding in the auction. All proceeds benefit Team OWU and our student- athletes. With the auction including items from Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, OWU Golf, Cincinnati Reds, Columbus Blue Jackets, Ohio State, and many more, something is sure to catch your eye! Auction Pre-Bidding Instructions Bidding will start at 10:00 a.m. on August 20th and will end at 5:00 p.m. on August 20th. 1) To enter a bid please email [email protected] 2) Subject Line: OWU GOLF AUCTION 3) Include the ITEM NUMBER, MINIMUM BID, MAXIMUM BID, or BUY NOW PRICE 4) Also include your NAME and CELL PHONE NUMBER We will bid using $10 increments for the silent auction and $100 increments. We will contact you for payment information at auction end which is August 20th at 5:00 p.m. For bidders outside of the state of Ohio, a shipping fee will be applied at cost. Sports Items 1. Autographed & Framed Phil Mickelson Photo Min. Bid $75 Buy Now $220 ○ Valued at $200 2. Pittsburgh Steelers Min. Bid $50 Buy Now $150 ○ Autographed and Framed Antonio Brown Photo; Valued at $130 3. Cleveland Browns Min. Bid $40 Buy Now $120 ○ Autographed and Framed Carl Nassib Photo; Valued at $100 4. Cleveland Monsters Min. Bid $55 Buy Now $165 ○ Two (2) Club Seats to a 2018-19 Monsters Regular Season Home Game ○ Tickets must be redeemed and game date must be mutually agreed upon ○ Valued at $72 per ticket 5. Cincinnati Reds Min. Bid $25 Buy Now $80 ○ Two (2) Terrace line or four (4) view-level tickets to a 2018 Reds game ○ Valued at $60 6. Chicago Bulls Min. Bid $120 Buy Now $350 ○ Autographed Dwayne Wade Jersey ○ Valued at $300 7. Cleveland Indians Package Min. Bid $85 Buy Now $240 ○ Trevor Bauer autographed photo ○ Three (3) bobbleheads – Carlos Carrasco, Andrew Miller, Corey Kluber ○ Frankie Lindor T-Shirt ○ Terry Francona 1988 Jersey ○ Indians promo duffle bag ○ Two (2) plastic Block C pint glasses ○ Valued at $220 8. Ohio Wesleyan Golf Package Min. Bid $100 Buy Now $295 ○ OWU Golf Bag ○ $50 gift certificate good for any Golf Galaxy, Dick’s Sporting Goods or Field & Stream purchase ○ Valued at $275 9. Nike ○ Duke Women’s Golf Shirts (XS and SM) Min. Bid $20 Buy Now $70 ○ Valued at $50 10. Arnold Palmer Autographed Flag Min. Bid $150 Buy Now $420 ○ Valued at $400 Ohio State and Columbus Blue Jackets tickets coming soon! Experiences 11. Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack, & Resort Min. Bid $90 Buy Now $250 ○ One (1) Night Stay at the Mountaineer Grande Hotel in New Cumberland, WV ○ $20 Gift Certificate ○ Valued at $240 ○ Expires January 30, 2019 ○ Reservations required 12. Nationwide Hotel and Conference Center Min. Bid $75 Buy Now $220 ○ One (1) overnight stay in Columbus, Ohio ○ Complimentary breakfast for two (2) at Nationwide ○ Restaurant, Pub, Indoor & Outdoor Pool ○ Valued at $200 ○ Expires August 31, 2019 13. The Wilds Min. Bid $25 Buy Now $80 ○ Two (2) Open-Air Safari Passes ○ Valued at $30 per ticket ○ No expiration 14. Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Family Fun Pack Min. Bid $35 Buy Now $110 ○ Includes four (4) General Admission Tickets ○ Valued at $22 per ticket; Expires January 6, 2019 15. Zoombezi Bay Fun Pack Min. Bid $25 Buy Now $90 ○ Two (2) General Admission Tickets ○ Valued at $35 per ticket ○ Expires September 2, 2019 16. African Safari Wildlife Park Min. Bid $145 Buy Now $405 ○ Two (2) VIP Car Passes ○ Admits up to 8 guests per pass ○ Valued at $191.60 per pass ○ No expiration! 17. Columbus Museum of Art Min. Bid $60 Buy Now $175 ○ Four (4) General Admission Family Passes ○ Admits two (2) adults and children per pass ○ Valued at $38 per pass ○ No expiration! 18. Center of Science and Industry Min. Bid $20 Buy Now $70 ○ Two (2) General Admission Tickets ○ Valued at $25 per ticket ○ Expires June 15, 2020 19. Snow Trails Experience - Mansfield, OH Min. Bid $75 Buy Now $220 ○ Two (2) All-day Lift Tickets for Skiing/Snowboarding - Equipment Rental and Group Lesson Included! (Valid Any Day) OR ○ Two (2) Hour Tickets for Snow Tubing For a Group of 4 ○ (Open Thursday-Sunday) ○ Valued at $198 ○ Expires March 10, 2019 20. Perfect North Slopes - Lawrenceburg, IN Min. Bid $40 Buy Now $125 ○ Two (2) Weekday Lift Tickets ○ Valued at $104 ○ Expires March 31, 2020 21. Splatter Park Min. Bid $130 Buy Now $370 ○ Five (5) Certificates good for two (2) rental packages each ○ Valued at $70 per pass ○ Expires December 2020 22. Funny Bone Comedy Club & Restaurant Min. Bid $45 Buy Now $140 ○ Two (2) Comedy Show Tickets ○ Admits Two (2) Guests per Ticket ○ Valued at $60 per ticket ○ Expires December 30, 2019 23. ComedySportz - Chicago, IL Min. Bid $20 Buy Now $70 ○ Two (2) tickets to a ComedySportz family time shows ○ Valued at $50 24. Sea Glass Fine Art Min Bid. $190 Buy Now $515 ○ Gift Certificate valued at $495 ○ Expires December 31, 2018 29. John Deere Gift Basket Min. Bid $20 Buy Now $70 ○ One (1) JD Equipment Hat ○ One (1) “Team Green” XXXL t-shirt ○ Two (2) pairs of work gloves ○ One (1) branded cup ○ One (1) branded pen ○ Valued at $50 30. Seven Springs Mountain Resort Min. Bid $60 Buy Now $180 o Ski/Snowboard and Lift Tickets for Two (2) at Seven Springs, Pennsylvania o Valued at $162 o Expires March 30, 2019 Restaurants 25. Gervasi Vineyard Destinations - Canton, OH Min. Bid $40 Buy Now $120 ○ $20 to The Bistro, Rustic Italian Fine Dining ○ $20 to The Crush House, Winery, Wine Bar, Eatery ○ $20 to The Twisted Olive, Italian American Kitchen ○ $20 to The Marketplace, Boutique Shopping ○ $20 to The Villas, Luxurious Overnight Stays ○ Valued at $100 ○ No expiration 26. Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant Min. Bid $20 Buy Now $70 ○ Cooper’s Hawk Lux Wine Tasting for Four (4) ○ Valued at $48 27. Taste of Columbus - Dinner & Dessert Min. Bid $20 Buy Now $50 ○ $20 gift card to City Barbecue ○ $10 gift certificate to Graeter’s ice cream, candies, and treats ○ Valued at $30 28. Frisch’s Big Boy For a Year Min. Bid $25 Buy Now $80 ○ 12 Big Boy sandwiches ○ Valued at $60 .
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