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Effie Derr Robey Cup Round 1 Results Team Gross Effie Derr Robey Cup Round 1 Results Team Gross Pos 1 Delia Keys (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Kathleen Kobs (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 84 2 Chantal Messier (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Susan Thomas (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 88 3 Carol Knott (Merion Golf CLub) and Katrina Ogilby (Merion Golf CLub) 90 Maggie Sivak (Doylestown Country Club) and Veronica Howell (Doylestown Country Club) 90 5 Donna Kane Pearson (Old York Road Country Club) and Ruth Averback (Old York Road Country Club) 91 6 Tina Landis (Penn Oaks Golf Club) and Dawn Capriotti (Penn Oaks Golf Club) 92 Rebecca Withers (West Chester Golf & Country Club) and Laura Gergel (West Chester Golf & Country Club 92 8 Tracy Albertelli (Manufacturers Golf & Country Club) and Betsy Quinn (Manufacturers Golf & Country Clu 93 Constance Murphy (Meadia Heights Golf Club) and Lisa Dichter (Meadia Heights Golf Club) 93 Bernie Malone (sandy run country club) and Debra Smeltzer (sandy run country club) 93 Michele Zujkowski (Whitford Country Club) and Laura Rainsford (Whitford Country Club) 93 Megan Rath (Philadelphia Cricket Club) and Joanne Bidwell (Philadelphia Cricket Club) 93 Elizabeth Igo (DuPont Country Club) and Katherine Sahm (DuPont Country Club) 93 14 Cindy Bookman (Medford Village Country Club) and Audrey Guglielmo (Medford Village Country Club) 94 Elaine Gaynor (Medford Village Country Club) and Joanne Burke (Medford Village Country Club) 94 Gepke Schimmelbusch (Philadelphia Country Club) and Candice Calabro (Philadelphia Country Club) 94 Nancy Brandi (Berkshire Country Club) and Barbara Davis (Berkshire Country Club) 94 Madelyn Pontari (WHITEMARSH VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB) and Jane Cousounis (WHITEMARSH VA 94 Sue Morrison (Merion GC) and Aimee Weise (Merion GC) 94 20 Cindy Fessick (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and M.J. Ormsbee (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 95 Jane Witham (Hartefeld National) and Antoinette Cox (Hartefeld National) 95 Christine Kiernan (Philadelphia Country Club) and Judith Shea (Philadelphia Country Club) 95 Pat Loeliger (Penn Oaks Golf Club) and Diane Hanson (Penn Oaks Golf Club) 95 Robin Davis (Penn Oaks Golf Club) and Beth Barone (Penn Oaks Golf Club) 95 Patty Lawrence (Jericho National Golf Club) and Susan Meckling (Jericho National Golf Club) 95 Helen Moyer (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Cindy Devol (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 95 Pam Brown (Wilmington Country Club) and Barbara Blanchard (Wilmington Country Club) 95 28 Gail Anderson (Wilmington Country Club) and Mary Kunkemueller (Wilmington Country Club) 96 Doreen Lacatena (Riverton Country Club) and Carmela Rogers (Riverton Country Club) 96 Jane Peterson (Huntingdon Valley Country Club) and Lisa Fazio (Huntingdon Valley Country Club) 96 Debra Gera (Penn Oaks Golf Club) and Joan Skivo (Penn Oaks Golf Club) 96 Terri Keane (Jericho National Golf Club) and Joan Redeyoff (Jericho National Golf Club) 96 Jennifer Liang (Commonwealth National Golf Club) and Tammy Johnson (Commonwealth National Golf Clu 96 Mila Sklar (Philmont Country Club) and Cynthia Mimmo (Philmont Country Club) 96 35 Joanne Hutcheson (Hartefeld National) and Deborah Crowley (Hartefeld National) 97 Denise Viola (Trenton Country Club) and Trish Dorey (Trenton Country Club) 97 Lynn Talbot (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Trish McGarry (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 97 38 Anna Maria Boland (Talamore Country Club) and Connie Reilly (Talamore Country Club) 98 Kathy McElven (Burlington Country Club) and Sheryl Mattson (Burlington Country Club) 98 Sandra Fox (Little Mill Country Club) and Anne Conway (Little Mill Country Club) 98 Beth Smith (Little Mill Country Club) and Moskoula Katsikis (Little Mill Country Club) 98 Diane Temple (radley run country club) and Jessica Hendrickson (radley run country club) 98 43 Samantha O’donovan (Applecross Country Club) and Sandy Buckus (Applecross Country Club) 99 44 Karen Thomas (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Brenda Johnson (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 100 Hilary Brown (Old York Road Country Club) and Pat Carbone (Old York Road Country Club) 100 Effie Derr Robey Cup Round 1 Results Team Gross Pos 44 Susan Anderson (Philadelphia Cricket Club) and Anita Ficken (Philadelphia Cricket Club) 100 47 Lynn Schmidt (Talamore Country Club) and Ellen Jakubowski (Talamore Country Club) 101 Sue Murta (radley run country club) and Carole Eason (radley run country club) 101 Mimi Trumbower (Indian Valley Country Club) and Karen Hendricks (Indian Valley Country Club) 101 Kim Colman (Stonewall) and Gina Glancy (Stonewall) 101 Sheryl Beck Vigue (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Anna Mae Raeburn (RiverCrest Golf Club & Pres 101 Joyce Oliffe (DuPont Country Club) and Jane Sassaman (DuPont Country Club) 101 53 Donna Halpin-Rose (sandy run country club) and Karen Green (sandy run country club) 102 Kathy Sullivan (Sunnybrook Golf club) and Leslie Lane (Sunnybrook Golf club) 102 Maureen Levin (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Toni-Marie Barbine (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserv 102 Gail Garner (Indian Valley Country Club) and Linda Terry (Indian Valley Country Club) 102 Marybeth Matecki (Whitford Country Club) and Gale DiBona (Whitford Country Club) 102 Colleen Jensen (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Debbie Wilkins (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 102 Judith Uhrich (French Creek Golf Club) and Barbara Hampson (French Creek Golf Club) 102 60 Diane Lucki (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Diane Bartunek (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 103 Judy DiCinti (Old York CC at Chesterfield) and Lisa Flynn-Blair (Old York CC at Chesterfield) 103 Elizabeth Clark (radley run country club) and Kim Pershouse (radley run country club) 103 Stephanie Malin (Blue Bell Country Club) and Lynn Myers (Blue Bell Country Club) 103 Lisa Figge (Philadelphia Country Club) and Laura Martin (Philadelphia Country Club) 103 Joan Greenwald (Aronimink Golf Club) and Lisa Hummer (Aronimink Golf Club) 103 66 Yoshiko Kendall (DuPont Country Club) and Gloria Kramer (DuPont Country Club) 104 Suzy O'Reilly (Sunnybrook Golf club) and Mary Schwartz (Philadelphia Cricket Club) 104 Susan Harrigan (sandy run country club) and Rosemary Zantek (sandy run country club) 104 Amy Smith-Moniz (chester valley golf club) and Lisa Kennedy (chester valley golf club) 104 Karen Kovalcik (Trenton Country Club) and Donna Lovely (Trenton Country Club) 104 71 Carol Dressel (St. Davids GC) and Fluff McKeown (St. Davids GC) 105 72 Barbara Gazdick (Indian Valley Country Club) and Patricia Orlic (Indian Valley Country Club) 106 Robbie Hain (WHITEMARSH VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB) and Ellen Lordi (WHITEMARSH VALLEY 106 74 Dana Yermish (Rolling Green Golf Club) and Karen Kaiser Falone (Rolling Green Golf Club) 107 75 Maryann Watson (Huntingdon Valley Country Club) and Susan Sayer (Huntingdon Valley Country Club) 108 Judith Wolstenholme (Waynesborough Country Club) and Suzanne Dunphy (Waynesborough CC) 108 77 Esther McGill (Philadelphia CC, Merion Golf Club) and Meredith Earley (Philadelphia Country Club) 109 78 Stephanie Mc Swain (West Chester Golf & Country Club) and Carrie Zito (West Chester Golf & Country Clu DQ Effie Derr Robey Cup Round 1 Results Team Net Pos 1 Delia Keys (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Kathleen Kobs (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 69 2 Tina Landis (Penn Oaks Golf Club) and Dawn Capriotti (Penn Oaks Golf Club) 72 3 Carol Knott (Merion Golf CLub) and Katrina Ogilby (Merion Golf CLub) 73 Chantal Messier (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Susan Thomas (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 73 Donna Kane Pearson (Old York Road Country Club) and Ruth Averback (Old York Road Country Club) 73 Nancy Brandi (Berkshire Country Club) and Barbara Davis (Berkshire Country Club) 73 Michele Zujkowski (Whitford Country Club) and Laura Rainsford (Whitford Country Club) 73 8 Cindy Fessick (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and M.J. Ormsbee (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 74 9 Jane Witham (Hartefeld National) and Antoinette Cox (Hartefeld National) 75 Patty Lawrence (Jericho National Golf Club) and Susan Meckling (Jericho National Golf Club) 75 11 Constance Murphy (Meadia Heights Golf Club) and Lisa Dichter (Meadia Heights Golf Club) 76 Gepke Schimmelbusch (Philadelphia Country Club) and Candice Calabro (Philadelphia Country Club) 76 Christine Kiernan (Philadelphia Country Club) and Judith Shea (Philadelphia Country Club) 76 Pat Loeliger (Penn Oaks Golf Club) and Diane Hanson (Penn Oaks Golf Club) 76 Debra Gera (Penn Oaks Golf Club) and Joan Skivo (Penn Oaks Golf Club) 76 Robin Davis (Penn Oaks Golf Club) and Beth Barone (Penn Oaks Golf Club) 76 Megan Rath (Philadelphia Cricket Club) and Joanne Bidwell (Philadelphia Cricket Club) 76 Elizabeth Igo (DuPont Country Club) and Katherine Sahm (DuPont Country Club) 76 19 Cindy Bookman (Medford Village Country Club) and Audrey Guglielmo (Medford Village Country Club) 77 Kathy McElven (Burlington Country Club) and Sheryl Mattson (Burlington Country Club) 77 Bernie Malone (sandy run country club) and Debra Smeltzer (sandy run country club) 77 Beth Smith (Little Mill Country Club) and Moskoula Katsikis (Little Mill Country Club) 77 Rebecca Withers (West Chester Golf & Country Club) and Laura Gergel (West Chester Golf & Country Club 77 Maggie Sivak (Doylestown Country Club) and Veronica Howell (Doylestown Country Club) 77 Helen Moyer (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) and Cindy Devol (RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve) 77 Sue Morrison (Merion GC) and Aimee Weise (Merion GC) 77 27 Gail Anderson (Wilmington Country Club) and Mary Kunkemueller (Wilmington Country Club) 78 Tracy
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