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Burgess holds off captain
12:26pm Thursday 26th June 2008
SOUTHEND played their June and midweek medals and, with weather conditions warm, scores reflected the sunshine.
Senior winner was Terry Burgess (75-10=65) with club captain Mick Edmunds coming in joint second with Nick Chadwick.
Junior winner was 75- year-old Cyril Elliott with a very good 83-15=68.
The midweek medal was a bit closer with Edmunds's 72-3=69 beating past captain Brian Hull (87-18-69) on a better back nine.
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