CROSSVILLE —
Chuck Sullins, Roger Thackston, Jerry McNeely and David Hickey shot a 12-under-par 61 to win the Mike Steinmann Salvation Army Golf Tournament last Wednesday at Lake Tansi Golf Course. Second place went to David Sutton, Jim Cannon, Don Russ and Larry Bergh.
Five teams shot five-under-par 67 to go into the second flight, with Burgess Keith, Scott Robinson, James Stewart and Eddie Eller taking first place. Second place went to Ed Yoder, Paul Yoder, Carol Yoder and Bill Sutton.
First flight
60: Chuck Sullins, Roger Thackston, Jerry McNeely, Dave Hickey.
61: David Sutton, Jim Cannon, Don Russ, Larry Bergh
62: Eugene Randolph, Chuck Dale, Julian Galan, Spencer Scarbrough
63: Chuck Hennessee, Michael Smith, Tommy Dodson, Mike Hassler
63: Ken Deadmon, Randy Bond, Paul Dixon, Wally Server
64: Jerry Davenport, Sheila Davenport, Gary Rabuck, Rhonda Rabuck
65: Mancel Wakham, Larry Davis, Brady Davis, Chris Maynard
65: Owen Ray, James Mathis, Jerry Moretz, Bill Barnett
66: Raymond Dalrymple, Steve Daniel, Jason Hovance, Ray Dalrymple
66: Bruce Wood, Tom Upshaw, Ron Bystol, Teva Rainey
Second flight
67: Burgess Keith, Scott Robinson, James Stewart, Eddie Eller•
67: Ed Yoder, Paul Yoder, Bill Sutton, Carol Yoder••
67: Les Elam, George Delancey, Sam Fleming, Gus Gocella
67: Frank Gale, Larry Robertson, John Lyon, Gary Barrett
67: Bob Murray, Roger Coulther, Jim Nelson, Tom Skender
68: Bud Heuner, Harry McCulley, Dave Lucas, Jim Letourno
69: Judy May, Charlie Peller, Glee Beaty
74: Sandy Hedberg, Judy Hartman, Sendne Hedberg, Andy Hedberg
76: Harry Preston, Gene Ballew, Celia Hellem, Patty Welch
•Won scorecard playoff for first place
••Won scorecard playoff for second place
Closest to the hole winners were Eddie Eller, No. 3; Randy Bond, No. 6; Roger Thackson, No. 12; and Jerry McNelly, No. 15.
The Salvation Army would like to thank the following tournament sponsors —Highland Federal, Dr. Vincent Longobardo, Crossville Ford, Crossville Memorial Funeral Home, David Bell State Farm Insurance, GPM, Tri-County Equipment
Salon Solutions, WalMart, Cumberland Good Samaritans, Cumberland Farmers Co-Op, Tractor Supply, Dalrymple Enterprises,1st National Bank, D & D Heating and Cooling, Software CPR, Jay and Amy Wood, Plateau Truck and Tractor, Blue Granite Media, Shadden Tire, Dr. Stacey Carlton, FNT Logging, Gondolas, Richard and Mary Lou Holton, Cumberland Eye Center - Dr. Stephen Galloway, Autocraft Body Shop, Mitchell Drugs, Dr. Kim Peaslee, 19th Hole Restaurant at Lake Tansi
Southern Rascals Band, Gwin Realty - Larry Bacon, Litchford Eye Center, Dalrymple Artiseans, Bilbrery Funeral Home, Mountain Farm International and anoyonmus sponsors.
They would like to thank Calloway, Thrivent Financial, Lake Tansi Exchange Club, PEG Broadcasting 102.5 & 99.3, Greg Tabor of Tabor's Pawn Shop and Furniture and US Bank.
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Earnie Brown, left, and Ed Barnwell, right, along with Ernest Barnwell and Eddie May, both not present, won first place in the Mike Steinmman/Salvation Army Golf Tournament last week at Lake Tansi. Tricia Steinmann, center, made the presentation.
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Roy Bystol, John Coahran, Tom Upshaw and Dick Washburn won the second flight of the Mike Steinmann/Salvation Army Golf Tournament last week at Lake Tansi. Tricia Steinman, center, presented the winners their awards.
Sullins team wins Mike Steinmann/Salvation Army Golf Tournament Aug. 8 at Lake Tansi
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