The Saturday Social Bunco Club meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month. The next meeting is on May 14 in the Clubhouse 3 Lobby. Sign-ups start at 1 p.m., with play starting at 1:30. The winners from the April 23 meeting are: Doris Dack and Susan Rose, most buncos; Nancy Floyd, most wins; Lynne Sorum and Diane Tucci, most babies; Laura Geier and Kathy Rapp, most losses; and Joanne

At the April 27 Leisure World Men’s Golf Club tournament, 57 golfers vied for best net score, plus two circle holes (shots within a 5-foot radius are rewarded) and two closest-tothe- pin challenges. The Turtle Lake Golf Course is a 1,658yard, 18-hole, par-54 course. The morning was cool and overcast with enough wind to affect the flight of the golf ball. The greens are still recovering from

The Leisure World Scrabble Club met on all four Wednesdays in April. During one meeting, the group held a luncheon to celebrate Larry Edgar’s 600th game as a member. The club recorded 47 scores above 300, of which five were higher than 400, and 10 bingos (i.e., the use of all seven tiles in one move). Diane Seeger led in several respects. She had the highest score at 458, as well as the most

On April 25, the LW Pool Club finished its 10th round of league play in a 14-week season. Ticket to Ride scored the best result of the night, with a 10-3 margin over the Ball Busters. It was an all-around team effort for Ticket to Ride, with Paul Snellenberger, Jerry Wrenn and Connie Terry each winning five of seven matches. The Favorites came from behind to win the last two games and edge out the

LW Cribbage players were treated to a fantastic chocolate dessert, courtesy of Debbie and Richard McCarty, prior to its weekly tournament on April 26. Debbie and Margaret Smith served the 51 players present. Veteran Kent Davidson took first-place honors with 841 out of a possible 847. Bob Berry came in second with 838, and Joyce Basch was fourth with 833. (The third-place finisher requested anonymity.)

teams played six rounds of nineball. The three ball counted for one point, the six ball for two points and the nine ball for three points. Tom Zimmerman and George Gordon took first place with a high score of 25 points, while Steve Edrich and Dave Mackinder finished second and Ruffy Ramos and John Burns were third. —Dave Silva