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Ticket says
P4 191-119 Ticket, I. Tom and Bosh take me to 7-11.Fortunately my family will celebrate my mother's birthday at a high end eatery called Cognac later today.
•Nitecaps• 158
1- D. Lilliard
2- J.Harden 50
3- C. Parsons 33
4- B. Griffin 46
5- A. Drummond
6- P. Millsap 29
•Sockeyes• 21
Wall 21
Wade
Deng
LeBron
Hibbard
Dragic
E Team says:
Good lord, Dave is just killing stuff. This thing is starting to look like a two-man race.
The E Team wants to shout out to Phil Everly, who died yesterday. Only league entrants of a certain age - perhaps the Invaders and myself - will remember "When Will I Be Loved" before the Mexican Linda Ronstadt got her hands on it. Find the Everly Brothers version on youtube and then think about every Beatles or Simon and Garfunkle song that followed.
Phil Everly. An American classic. RIP.
P4P4P4P4 - Team Cejka Highlights from 2013
Cejka sizzles on day one in Thailand
Thursday 12th, December 2013 / 19:57 Written by Oman Observer in Sports
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BANGKOK — Germany’s Alex Cejka burst through the pack with a sizzling eight-under par 64 to take the lead in the opening round of the $1 million Thailand Golf Championship at Amata Spring Country Club yesterday.
Overtaking a crowded leaderboard, the 43-year-old German was one shot ahead of England’s Justin Rose and the promising young Thai, Arnond Vongvanij, who both fired impressive 65s.
A further shot behind was India’s Gaganjeet Bhullar, while compatriot Sujjan Singh and Sweden’s Daniel Chopra both hit 67.
Defending champion Charl Schwartzel was in joint seventh place along with Spain’s Sergio Garcia and Mardan Mamat of Singapore after firing four-under 68s.
“I am very pleased, I played really well today,” said Cejka, who was also celebrating his first wedding anniversary.
“It is a great feeling,” added the German, who sunk eight birdies and didn’t drop any shots in a flawless display.
But he offered a word of caution.
“There are still three rounds to go and there are a lot of great players in the field. Anything can happen.”
Cejka first played in Thailand in the late 1990s and said his experience of the country helped his performance.
He also married his American wife Alyssa on the island of Phuket, and enjoys the place so much he is taking her on a three-week vacation there after the tournament.
For much of the day Rose topped the leaderboard and this year’s US Open champion seems determined to finish his already spectacular year on a high note.
Looking very relaxed, the English star opened with two birdies which set the tone for his round, as he went on to sink a total of seven birdies while suffering no bogeys.
“I got off to a good start on what was just a perfect morning for golf,” Rose said.
“My putting felt really sharp, I was reading the greens well.” Rose said it was important to avoid the rough. “The key is to hit the fairway and follow it up with good irons.”
Arnond admitted his familiarity with the course was a factor in his excellent round which included nine birdies and two bogeys. “I am familiar with the greens. The local knowledge certainly helped, as well as the great crowd support,” he said.
The Thai enjoyed playing with Rickie Fowler who he knows from his junior days in the US.
“We had a good chat,” he said. “It was like the old junior days.”
Defending champion Schwartzel was reasonably happy with his 68, but felt it could have been a lot better.
“My putting let me down today, which led to two bogeys,” he said. “Otherwise I played pretty solid.” Pre-tournament favourite Henrik Stenson of Sweden had a fairly ordinary day, shooting a two-under 70, the same score as America’s Bubba Watson and Fowler. — AFP
E Team says:
Cejka is beating Arnond Vongvanij and Gaganjeet Bhullar. Will the golf world ever be the same?
That's the longest contribution by anyone other than Tom Invaders have witnessed in my few years in this league Invaders indeed remember Everly-they did some Buddy Holly songs as I recall- the Everly Brothers I liked them as young kid hearing them on AM top 40 radio-Dave numbers are correct I didn't put up partials because Eteam/Sockeye and Swat each played only one guy thus far-I have P4 at 178-119 over Tom w/Isiah and Bosh left
Final Ticket defeats the Germans 181-178 T(Bosh-28...Zbo-40...Melo-35...Derozan-30...Holiday-14...Isiah-34)P4(Paul-29...Monta-26...Hayward-33...Dirk-34...Favors-18...Lowry-38)
Final Eteam trounces the Wingos 248-189 E(KD-65...AD-38...Kemba-41...Duncan-36...Oladipo-26...Pek-42)HW(ABrad-28...Howard-26...DLee-36...Stephenson-30...George-41...Baby-28)
We await the Piston game for the other 2 finals-Invaders matched ETeam's 248 for MHS Swat has Jennings to go and Kyrie DNP currently has 129...Caps have defeated the Sockeyes scoring 180 w/Drummond still to play the fish have 161 meaning Dave will be in 2nd place tie and my Invaders open a 2 game lead
Ticket says
Hans and Jeff are including us in their reality show for people who don't live in reality. Fantasy gamers are not in the same world as prospect backers. You rule! Sorry I just beat you, even though my scorebook said otherwise.
I guess I'm a little too Gangsta to remember Phil Everly.
After this last loss and seeing the standings shifting, I'm Cryin' in the Rain here. I know someday I'll be able to look back and think of better times cuz,I like to remind myself, All I Have To Do Is Dream.
Youngster Dave was probably too busy with his business, BirdDog to listen to the Everly Bros on the AM.
Final-Invaders pummel Swat 28-148 I(Love-52...Lamarcus-51...Gay-31...Klay-33...Law-38...Cousins-43)S(Kyrie-DNP...Curry-44...Batum-26...Ibaka-18...AJeff-41...Jennings-19)News reports indicate Kyrie will not play today for Swat 2nd chance points...Final Nightcaps move into 2nd w/214-168 win over the Sockeyes Caps(same as posted by Dave add Lilliard-22 and Drummond34)S(Wall-22...Wade-31...Deng-32...LBJ-32...Hibbert-21...Dragic-23)Invaders and Eteam are sharing high point money w/248s
E Team says:
Talk about limited economic opportunities in the current environment. I put up a 248 and I can't get five bucks for it?
Mark, I think Wingo went Deron not Baby and got to 190.
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