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Mark Haley 'No Blacks Golfing' 'Mexicans Clean our Toilets' Ramona Bowl Charity Golf Jan 11, 2010
Posted: September 23, 2009, 11:32 PM

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EXACT QUOTE FROM OUR EMAIL COMMUNICATION B/T MARK HALEY AND OUR TEAM Re: Golf Thursday, September 24, 2009 7:43:48 AMFrom: Mark Haley View Contact To: Joe Phiffer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Correct......10K..........I was born blonde hair, blue eyes....Irishman in US..........no monkeys or wetbacks allowed Your tax id # is 95-1132365.... The Ramona Bowl board is white......except Rose Salgado who is Council with her brother at Soboba Indian Tribe. A black works for me and will help out......sometimes us whites have to hire some to make things politicallly correct. My late father had a saying Black is beautiful, tan is grand but the color of the boss is still white. We have some straight up white peckerwood snowbird golfers her in hemet and Palm Springs..........A check to my company insures I get to dispearse funds properly as per my contract with Ramona Bowl.......... $10,000 is fine......... Mark Haley---- I.E. Ambiance Magazine -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Joe Phiffer To: Mark Haley Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 6:55:31 AM Subject: Re: Golf I think that we would prefer a credit card transaction; however, I will present it to the board. This should be fine, I believe. If so, we will put it in the mail today or tomorrow. That's $10k, correct? Now, you are sure about no 'black monkeys' and no 'wetback illegals' right? I am giving them my assurance based on your word, brother. Check your mailbox. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Mark Haley To: Joe Phiffer Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 5:53:36 AM Subject: Re: Golf A business check made out to I.E. Ambiance Magazine will be fine. I can hold it for up to a week till you group moves funds around. this will save us the credit card fee with the reduced rate it will be helpful.. 80 golfers is no problem.... Mark Haley-- 951-207-4078 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Joe Phiffer To: Mark Haley Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:56:43 PM Subject: Re: Golf likewise -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Mark Haley To: Joe Phiffer Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:53:02 PM Subject: Re: Golf I will sleep good tonight knowing some great standup people like yourselfs are involved. Mark -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Joe Phiffer To: Mark Haley Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:22:42 PM Subject: Re: Golf I am glad that you are securing that. What about mexicans? We don't care much or wetbacks either (unless they are scrubbing our toilets, right?). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Mark Haley To: Joe Phiffer Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:18:08 PM Subject: Re: Golf The Ramona Bowl wants people to see the bowl if possible after the tournament as it is a historical monument. So I came up with the Monte Carlo night. All golfers will have a faux $200 chip to gamble with. I am hiring a company to bring in a Craps table, Roulette, and card table. We will have a few of the area restaurants there to sell food and some live music. When someone loses the first chip they can buy additonal chips for $10 and the proceeds will go to charity....Being a charity event there will of course be the tax deductible benefit. There will be no blacks playing......Maybe one celeb and one worker bee....... I got good people like the Stadium Pizza owners and friends coming....Will be alot of fun.......up to 160 golfers all private to us no public. Cont. Breakfast and Lunch included........Lot's golf stuff as door prizes and auction items as well. Mark To all of you who DO NOT like for people to be racist and bigoted, read this and be disturbed. This individual was caught in our undercover operation as agreing that Mexicans are only good for cleaning our toilets and no Blacks will be allowed at his Ramona Bowl Ampitheater Golf Charity Event, taking place January 11, 2010. WTF???

Boycott him, his 'unlicensed, unbonded, unregistered, uninsureded' company, his website (www.cometpromotionseventsandtickets.com and any sponsor who chooses to support this racist, bigot!!

Right is right when it stands up to wrong.

Down with Mark Haley-Hemet, CA (the one that lives on Grand Teton Ave) and all racists!!!

EXACT QUOTE FROM OUR EMAIL COMMUNICATION B/T MARK HALEY AND OUR TEAM Re: Golf Thursday, September 24, 2009 7:43:48 AMFrom: Mark Haley View Contact To: Joe Phiffer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Correct......10K..........I was born blonde hair, blue eyes....Irishman in US..........no monkeys or wetbacks allowed Your tax id # is 95-1132365.... The Ramona Bowl board is white......except Rose Salgado who is Council with her brother at Soboba Indian Tribe. A black works for me and will help out......sometimes us whites have to hire some to make things politicallly correct. My late father had a saying Black is beautiful, tan is grand but the color of the boss is still white. We have some straight up white peckerwood snowbird golfers her in hemet and Palm Springs..........A check to my company insures I get to dispearse funds properly as per my contract with Ramona Bowl.......... $10,000 is fine......... Mark Haley---- I.E. Ambiance Magazine -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Joe Phiffer To: Mark Haley Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 6:55:31 AM Subject: Re: Golf I think that we would prefer a credit card transaction; however, I will present it to the board. This should be fine, I believe. If so, we will put it in the mail today or tomorrow. That's $10k, correct? Now, you are sure about no 'black monkeys' and no 'wetback illegals' right? I am giving them my assurance based on your word, brother. Check your mailbox. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Mark Haley To: Joe Phiffer Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 5:53:36 AM Subject: Re: Golf A business check made out to I.E. Ambiance Magazine will be fine. I can hold it for up to a week till you group moves funds around. this will save us the credit card fee with the reduced rate it will be helpful.. 80 golfers is no problem.... Mark Haley-- 951-207-4078 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Joe Phiffer To: Mark Haley Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:56:43 PM Subject: Re: Golf likewise -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Mark Haley To: Joe Phiffer Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:53:02 PM Subject: Re: Golf I will sleep good tonight knowing some great standup people like yourselfs are involved. Mark -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Joe Phiffer To: Mark Haley Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:22:42 PM Subject: Re: Golf I am glad that you are securing that. What about mexicans? We don't care much or wetbacks either (unless they are scrubbing our toilets, right?). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Mark Haley To: Joe Phiffer Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:18:08 PM Subject: Re: Golf The Ramona Bowl wants people to see the bowl if possible after the tournament as it is a historical monument. So I came up with the Monte Carlo night. All golfers will have a faux $200 chip to gamble with. I am hiring a company to bring in a Craps table, Roulette, and card table. We will have a few of the area restaurants there to sell food and some live music. When someone loses the first chip they can buy additonal chips for $10 and the proceeds will go to charity....Being a charity event there will of course be the tax deductible benefit. There will be no blacks playing......Maybe one celeb and one worker bee....... I got good people like the Stadium Pizza owners and friends coming....Will be alot of fun.......up to 160 golfers all private to us no public. Cont. Breakfast and Lunch included........Lot's golf stuff as door prizes and auction items as well. Mark To all of you who DO NOT like for people to be racist and bigoted, read this and be disturbed. This individual was caught in our undercover operation as agreing that Mexicans are only good for cleaning our toilets and no Blacks will be allowed at his Ramona Bowl Ampitheater Golf Charity Event, taking place January 11, 2010. WTF???

Boycott him, his 'unlicensed, unbonded, unregistered, uninsureded' company, his website (www.cometpromotionseventsandtickets.com and any sponsor who chooses to support this racist, bigot!!

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Down with Mark Haley-Hemet, CA (the one that lives on Grand Teton Ave) and all racists!!!

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Email Print amateurgolf.com San Diego Cty Am: Course Record Win for Chopra
published 01 Aug 2006
Lancaster Golf David Pichon Dave Pichon Golf
see also: amateurgolf.com 2006 San Diego County Amateur


Camarillo, CALIFORNIA (August 1, 2006) -- Teeing off in the second-to-last pairing Tuesday in the amateurgolf.com San Diego County Amateur, Amit Chopra of Newport Coast was 6-strokes behind. But Chopra, 35, started to see serious potential in his round as he reached 7-under-par for the tournament after 13 holes thanks to a blistering front nine 32 and two more birdies after the turn.

Chopra does numbers for a living, and sensing he might be close, he asked Paul Bush of amateurgolf.com how the tournament stood.

"Kelley is at 9-under," quietly replied Bush, who was working his first amateurgolf.com event.

Chopra responded by making birdie on Nos. 14 and 15, then closing his day out with three straight pars for a competitive course record round of 8-under-par 64. A magical round to be sure, one that has only been matched in practice rounds at the Golf Club of California by several PGA Tour professionals, according to Director of Golf Scott Bentley.

Brian Kelley of San Diego had nearly done the same the day before, firing a bogey-free round of 65 to take a 5-stroke lead over Gerry Simoni of Carlsbad into today's final round.

"My coach at Fresno State, Mike Watney, used to give us a dozen free balls for every bogey-free round," said Kelley, who just graduated after playing four years for Watney on the Bulldogs Golf Team. "When you have one of those days, you start thinking about it late in the round and it keeps you going."

Indeed, hitting driver-6 iron into 530-yard uphill par-5's (the 10th) and sinking the putt for eagle, then making 3 more birdies for a back nine of 31, as Kelley did on Monday, might keep you fired up as well.

Kelley came back with a solid round of 71 on Tuesday in the final round, despite a shaky start. He bogeyed No. 1 after finding trouble on the right off the tee, and bogeyed No. 3 to drop back to 5-under-par on the tournament. He used a four-straight-birdie tourniquet to stop the bleeding, however, posting a solid 35 on the front nine and widening the lead on his playing partners Andrew Bostrom (38) and Gerry Simoni (37). An even par back nine was capped off by a well-stroked 5-footer that, if not for Chopra's other-worldly round, could have easily been the winning putt. Kelley's playing companions, in fact, were sure the tournament belonged to him and were surprised to hear of Chopra's round.

As if to say "this isn't going to be your day" fate handed Kelley another blow in the parking lot, as he searched in vain for his car keys (he never found them, but fortunately his Mom came to the rescue).


Senior Champ Steve Pircher
Kelley will likely try the pro ranks soon, while Chopra will head back to his job in the finance division of Pimco with a story to tell on Wednesday. As is becoming customary in amateurgolf.com events when a course record is shot by one of our players, Chopra will soon receive a framed scorecard for his wall.

In the Senior Division, Steve Pircher of Manhattan Beach -- who recently passed the "age 50" milestone required for amateurgolf.com's Senior cutoff -- followed his recent 7-stroke victory in the Oceanside City Senior Championship with a 9-stroke victory here after posting a 4-over-par total of 148. Unlike the Oceanside event, where he trailed the field by three and won by seven due to a blistering final round of 66, Pircher was the front runner at 1-over-par going into today's final round.

"I got a bit tripped up closing out the round today, when I made triple-bogey at No. 6 (his 15th hole) when I tried to hit out of a hazard when I should have taken a drop," said Pircher. "But at the beginning of the day I knew 75 might do the trick and I finished up right on that number."


Net Winner Ryan Ehrlich (left) with Kurt Erikson (center) and Phil Hacker
John Vogel of Moorpark came back from a tough 84 on Monday with an 11-stroke improvement. His 1-over-par 73 moved him into solo second place at 157. John Jones of La Quinta finished in third at 161.

In the Net Division, Ryan Ehrlich's net 74 was good enough for a one stroke victory over Kurt Erikson of Carlsbad. Ehrlich, a 6.7 handicapper who made the trip in from Victorville for the event, was pleasantly surprised with the victory, after being hunted-down by the tournament committee in the clubhouse. Erikson shot a gross 75 on Tuesday to make a nice move up the leaderboard into second. amateurgolf.com "regular" Phil Hacker posted a 147 total for solo-third.

For complete results, please scroll down the page. Special thanks to The Golf Club of California for hosting the tournament, to the staff of amateurgolf.com and to all players for taking the time off from work to join us.

We look forward to seeing many of you at the North Orange County Amateur at Black Gold Golf Club on August 12 and 13. There are still spots available.

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Champion Amit Chopra (right) with Brian Kelley (center) and Gerry Simoni

Final results from the amateurgolf.com San Diego County Amateur, played at the 6850 yard, Par-72 Golf Club of California:

Pos First Last Name City State Rd1 Rd2 Tot Prize
1 Amit Chopra Newport Coast CA 71 64 135 500 crs record
2 Brian Kelley San Diego CA 65 71 136 300
3 Gerry Simoni Carlsbad CA 70 71 141 225
4 Daniel Wax Pacific Palisades CA 73 70 143 200
5 Freddy Wolfe Piedmont CA 72 72 144 175
T6 Andrew Bostrom Phoenix AZ 71 74 145 115
T6 Jim Ream Cerritos CA 71 74 145 115
T6 Adam Porzak Poway CA 72 73 145 115
T6 Mike Leibfried Rolling Hills CA 76 69 145 115
T6 Mark Scheibach Bermuda Dunes CA 76 69 145 115
T11 Bryan Martin Thousand Oaks CA 73 74 147 75
T11 Dongha Lee Bradenton FL 74 73 147 75
T13 Andy Chao San Diego CA 76 73 149 50
T13 Brian Kim Yorba Linda CA 79 70 149 50
15 Ryan Bailey moorpark CA 75 75 150 50 cardoff
Michael Reese Apple Valley CA 73 77 150
Louie Pullen ROANOKE TX 79 71 150
Andrey Mindirgasov Pacific Grove CA 75 76 151
David Staszko San Jose CA 78 73 151
Kris Butkys Thousand Oaks CA 76 76 152
E.J. Kahn Los Angeles CA 77 75 152
Joel Fieri San Diego CA 78 74 152
Danny Min Cypress CA 76 78 154
Shuhei Matsuo Malibu CA 77 77 154
Paul Rice Redlands CA 74 81 155
Rick Shlemmer Los Alamitos CA 77 78 155
John Lorenzo Laguna Hills CA 81 74 155
Steve Batte Las Vegas NV 84 71 155
Ali Siam Westlake Village CA 79 77 156
Bradley Bossenbroek La Mesa CA 77 80 157
David Pichon Camarillo CA 77 80 157
Jack Kim Porter Ranch CA 84 73 157
Brett jerhoff Cardiff CA 78 81 159
Christopher Nieto Gonzales CA 80 79 159
Patrick Traughber Long Beach CA 80 79 159
Michael Kraft Pacific Grove CA 84 77 161
Jeremy Power Las Vegas NV 82 80 162
Jonathan Avedon Los Angeles CA 77 86 163
Jin Han La Jolla CA 85 79 164
Matt Brockmann San Diego CA 86 78 164
Pete Wlodkowski Carlsbad CA 82 83 165
Mitchel Yoshitake Montebello CA 80 87 167
Andrew Bishop Poway CA 84 83 167
John Merz San Diego CA 84 85 169
Greg Moss Sherman Oaks CA 83 89 172
Robert Cizek Chicago IL 86 87 173
Christopher Vance Twentynine Palms CA 95 79 174
Ryan Ozonian Laguna Beach CA 85 wd wd
Paul Imondi Tustin CA 83 wd wd
Alexander Resurreccion Long Beach CA 93 wd wd
Tony LaMontagne San Marcos CA 81 wd wd
Tyler Crawford Rancho Mirage CA dns
Patrick Walker San Clemente CA dns
John Holm Chula Vista CA dq
Ryan Andrews Rancho Mirage CA nc
Jeff Stewart San Ramon CA wd/inj

SENIOR DIVISION
Pos First Last Name City State Rd1 Rd2 Tot Prize
1 Steve Pircher Manhattan Beach CA 73 75 148 200
2 John Vogel Moorpark CA 84 73 157 125
3 John R Jones La Quinta CA 81 80 161 75
Dave Sixt San Diego CA 80 82 162
Gary Alari Cedar Glen CA 80 93 173
Dave Patty Newport Coast CA 87 86 173
Wayne Spencer San Bernardino CA 93 84 177
Henry Stotsenberg Murrieta CA 88 wd wd
Greg McMaster Temecula CA dns
Lloyd Sappington Rancho Santa Fe CA dns

NET DIVISION
Pos First Last Name City State Rd1 Rd2 Tot Prize
1 Ryan Ehrlich Victorville CA 68 74 142 200
2 Kurt Erikson Carlsbad CA 74 69 143 125
3 Philip Hacker Martinez CA 75 72 147 75
Jeff DeHart Altadena CA 73 76 149
Andre Fitzpatrick La Mesa CA 73 82 155
Scott Henrikson Carlsbad CA 82 78 160
I. Joe Ceniceros La Mirada CA 86 78 164
Robert Johnson San Diego CA 85 81 166
Tom Bruner San Diego CA 89 87 176
Terence Hsu Irvine CA 81 wd wd