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Last time I was in Legal Seafoods in the Boston area I saw someone who looked just like this :scared :scared
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BOYS I CAN ASSURE YOU THIS ISNT ME, DOES THAT GUY LOOK LIKE HE COULD HIT A DOUBLE/HOMERUN OFF OF HALL OF FAMER JIM CORSI LIKE I DID IN HIGH SCHOOL.FELLAS I AM A FINE ATHLETE I JUST PUT ON A COUPLE OF POUNDS OVER THIS WINTER WORSE WINTER WE HAVE HAD IN YEARS IN THE NEW ENGLAND AREA.BOYS I JUST DUSTED OFF MY CLUBS AND MY 47 1/2 INCH KING COBRA DRIVER I AM READY FOR SOME GOLF.
KEEP LOOKING FELLAS AND DONT FORGET JACKSON WOODEN IS FLYING THE WINNER UP TO BOSTON TO PLAY A ROUND OF GOLF WITH BEANTOWNJIM ALL EXPENSES PAID INCLUDING A NICE DINNER AT WWW.LEGALSEAFOODS.COM AND A COUPLE OF ICE COLD CORONAS WITH EXTRA LIME
KEEP LOOKING FELLAS AND DONT FORGET JACKSON WOODEN IS FLYING THE WINNER UP TO BOSTON TO PLAY A ROUND OF GOLF WITH BEANTOWNJIM ALL EXPENSES PAID INCLUDING A NICE DINNER AT WWW.LEGALSEAFOODS.COM AND A COUPLE OF ICE COLD CORONAS WITH EXTRA LIME
Highlights of each week's competition are featured every Sunday from June 6th through August 8th on a special BEAT THE PRO segment in Wesley Ruff's sports report on ABC 4 NEWS AT 10PM.
Participation is limited to amateur golfers who play the designated par-3 hole, as part of a regular round of golf, during the 9am - 1pm time period that ABC 4 is videotaping the competition.
Championship Tournament winners will compete for the following prizes:
2004 Tournament Prizes
Grand Prize: BIG SCREEN TV, courtesy of R.C. Willey
2nd Prize: 27 INCH TELEVISION, courtesy of R.C. Willey
3rd Prize: OGIO "The Stinger" Golf Bag, courtesy of Interform Graphics
4th Prize: DVD Player, courtesy of R.C. Willey.
5th Prize: BOOMBOX, courtesy of R.C. Willey
The first HOLE-IN-ONE wins a new car courtesy of Larry H. Miller Chevrolet!
WATCH THE RESULTS EACH SUNDAY ON ABC 4 NEWS AT 10 PM.
Participation is limited to amateur golfers who play the designated par-3 hole, as part of a regular round of golf, during the 9am - 1pm time period that ABC 4 is videotaping the competition.
Championship Tournament winners will compete for the following prizes:
2004 Tournament Prizes
Grand Prize: BIG SCREEN TV, courtesy of R.C. Willey
2nd Prize: 27 INCH TELEVISION, courtesy of R.C. Willey
3rd Prize: OGIO "The Stinger" Golf Bag, courtesy of Interform Graphics
4th Prize: DVD Player, courtesy of R.C. Willey.
5th Prize: BOOMBOX, courtesy of R.C. Willey
The first HOLE-IN-ONE wins a new car courtesy of Larry H. Miller Chevrolet!
WATCH THE RESULTS EACH SUNDAY ON ABC 4 NEWS AT 10 PM.
ABC 4 presents 2004 BEAT THE PRO. Test your skills against local Celebrity Pros at ten area golf courses on Saturdays, June 5th through August 7th, 2004.
Just donate a minimum of $10.00 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association and participate in this year's tournament. Every player is a winner with participant prizes provided by ABC 4 and this year's sponsors. Beat the tee shot of the celebrity on the designated par-3 hole and win again. Plus, if your tee shot is the closest to the pin, you will win a gift certificate to the course's pro shop and an additional prize from ABC 4, as well as an invitation to play in the 2004 BEAT THE PRO Championship Tournament.
Each Saturday, June 5th through August 7th, ABC 4 will visit a different public golf course to videotape golfers as they tee-off, during their regular round of golf, on the selected par-3 hole to try to beat the tee shot of the Celebrity Pro of the Week. Competition is open from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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Just donate a minimum of $10.00 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association and participate in this year's tournament. Every player is a winner with participant prizes provided by ABC 4 and this year's sponsors. Beat the tee shot of the celebrity on the designated par-3 hole and win again. Plus, if your tee shot is the closest to the pin, you will win a gift certificate to the course's pro shop and an additional prize from ABC 4, as well as an invitation to play in the 2004 BEAT THE PRO Championship Tournament.
Each Saturday, June 5th through August 7th, ABC 4 will visit a different public golf course to videotape golfers as they tee-off, during their regular round of golf, on the selected par-3 hole to try to beat the tee shot of the Celebrity Pro of the Week. Competition is open from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Brought to you by:
"FELLAS I AM A FINE ATHLETE I JUST PUT ON A COUPLE OF POUNDS OVER THIS WINTER WORSE WINTER WE HAVE HAD IN YEARS IN THE NEW ENGLAND "
You don't say!
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eat the Pro" Finale to Air on CBS4 on Saturday, October 23 at 2:30PM
* Amateur/Celebrity Golf Challenge Earns Money for the Joey Fund
Oct 20, 2004 10:41 am US/Eastern
A group of 10 amateur golfers will participate in the finale of CBS4?s ?Beat the Pro? celebrity golf challenge that will be broadcast on Saturday October 23 at 2:30 p.m. on CBS4. Saturday?s broadcast is the culmination of a 10 week series of events that featured celebrities in a closest- to- the- pin competition with amateur golfers. During each week of the competition, amateur golfers pitted their skills against the celebrity at a local golf course with each weekly amateur winner being invited to participate in the finals competition that was held on August 26 at the Wayland Country Club. The winner of the competition received a seven-day, six-night trip for two to Riviera Maya, Mexico.
Each amateur entrant in the weekly match up made a donation to the Joey Fund to participate in the competition. Those donations were matched by corporate contributions from Dunkin Donuts and General Motors.
The celebrity participants included; New England Revolution Midfielder Brian Kamler, Boston Bruins Forward Martin Lapointe, Boston College Football Coach Tom O?Brien, New England Patriots Fullback Fred McCrary, Boston Bruins Goalie Andrew Raycroft, Pawtucket Red Sox TV Broadcaster and Former Boston Red Sox Catcher Bob Montgomery, Former Boston Bruins Forward Lyndon Byers, 1980 U.S. Hockey Olympian Dave Silk, New England Patriots Linebacker Larry Izzo, and Harvard Men?s Hockey Coach and former Boston Bruins Forward Ted Bonato.
During the finale, the ?Beat the Pro? check was presented to Joe O?Donnell, president of the Joey Fund. ?The Joey Fund is a tremendous organization and it?s an honor to be able to use the resources of our station to help it continue its work to support families afflicted by cystic fibrosis,? said Ro Dooley Webster, director of communications for CBS4 and UPN 38. ?We thank all of the celebrities who were kind enough to donate their time to event and all the amateur golfers who helped us produce a fun and entertaining program,? she said.
The Joey Fund is a Boston-based independent fund established in 1986 that provides financial support to local cystic fibrosis patients and their families. The fund also supports research to discover the control and cure of this tragic genetic disease.
Ten local golf courses donated their facilities for the ?Beat the Pro? competition. They include: Cyprian Keyes Golf Club in Boylston; Sagamore Springs Golf Club in Lynnfield; George Wright Golf Course in Hyde Park; Brookmeadow Country Club in Canton; Fresh Pond Golf Club in Cambridge, Blackstone National Golf Club in Sutton; Stow Acres Country Club in Stow; Granite Links Golf Course in Quincy; Franklin Park Golf Course in Boston and Newton Commonwealth Golf Course in Newton.
* Amateur/Celebrity Golf Challenge Earns Money for the Joey Fund
Oct 20, 2004 10:41 am US/Eastern
A group of 10 amateur golfers will participate in the finale of CBS4?s ?Beat the Pro? celebrity golf challenge that will be broadcast on Saturday October 23 at 2:30 p.m. on CBS4. Saturday?s broadcast is the culmination of a 10 week series of events that featured celebrities in a closest- to- the- pin competition with amateur golfers. During each week of the competition, amateur golfers pitted their skills against the celebrity at a local golf course with each weekly amateur winner being invited to participate in the finals competition that was held on August 26 at the Wayland Country Club. The winner of the competition received a seven-day, six-night trip for two to Riviera Maya, Mexico.
Each amateur entrant in the weekly match up made a donation to the Joey Fund to participate in the competition. Those donations were matched by corporate contributions from Dunkin Donuts and General Motors.
The celebrity participants included; New England Revolution Midfielder Brian Kamler, Boston Bruins Forward Martin Lapointe, Boston College Football Coach Tom O?Brien, New England Patriots Fullback Fred McCrary, Boston Bruins Goalie Andrew Raycroft, Pawtucket Red Sox TV Broadcaster and Former Boston Red Sox Catcher Bob Montgomery, Former Boston Bruins Forward Lyndon Byers, 1980 U.S. Hockey Olympian Dave Silk, New England Patriots Linebacker Larry Izzo, and Harvard Men?s Hockey Coach and former Boston Bruins Forward Ted Bonato.
During the finale, the ?Beat the Pro? check was presented to Joe O?Donnell, president of the Joey Fund. ?The Joey Fund is a tremendous organization and it?s an honor to be able to use the resources of our station to help it continue its work to support families afflicted by cystic fibrosis,? said Ro Dooley Webster, director of communications for CBS4 and UPN 38. ?We thank all of the celebrities who were kind enough to donate their time to event and all the amateur golfers who helped us produce a fun and entertaining program,? she said.
The Joey Fund is a Boston-based independent fund established in 1986 that provides financial support to local cystic fibrosis patients and their families. The fund also supports research to discover the control and cure of this tragic genetic disease.
Ten local golf courses donated their facilities for the ?Beat the Pro? competition. They include: Cyprian Keyes Golf Club in Boylston; Sagamore Springs Golf Club in Lynnfield; George Wright Golf Course in Hyde Park; Brookmeadow Country Club in Canton; Fresh Pond Golf Club in Cambridge, Blackstone National Golf Club in Sutton; Stow Acres Country Club in Stow; Granite Links Golf Course in Quincy; Franklin Park Golf Course in Boston and Newton Commonwealth Golf Course in Newton.
