BRAZIL, Ind. —
Troy Farris and the duo of Gregg Kluesner and Roger Meneely were winners in golf tournaments concluded Sunday in the area.
At Brazil, Farris bested Ezra Evans in a one-hole playoff to win the Brazil Open for the eighth time at Forest Park.
Farris had rounds of 70 and 65 to finish with a 7-under-par 135 score. Evans shot 67 and 68.
Chris Arnold and Logan Burdick tied for second place with 138 scores.
Terre Haute North senior Sam Pollock won the first flight. Michael Moore won the second, Matt Williams the third and Chris Herbert the third.
Mary Beth Tribble placed fourth in the fourth flight with 166, breaking 80 for the first time from the white tees with a 79.
Steve Paquin won the senior division with 138 and Ben Kiburis took super-senior honors with 142.
Northview golfer Dylan Nesty won the boys 16-18 title and Justin Wilson was the 13-15 champ.
Brazil Open
Championship flight
135 — Troy Farris 70-65 (won playoff), Ezra Evans 67-68
138 — Chris Arnold 70-68, Logan Burdick 70-68
139 — Mike Glassburn 72-67
140 — Eric Trusler 72-68, Ryan Turner 71-69
First flight
138 — Sam Pollock 68-70
141 — Greg Gruner
143 — Daniel Eaglin
144 — Walker Smith
146 — Grant Lewellyn
147 — Quintin Patterson
150 — Mark McCollum
155 — Luke Jerrells
Second flight
144 — Michael Moore 67-77
150 — Nathan Rode, Jeff Yocum, Tyler Schroe
153 — G.Gormong
154 — J Kiefer
155 — S.Penman
156 — S.Buell
Third flight
148 — Matt Williams 70-78
152 — Rick Jerrells, J.T. Pearce
157 — C.Herbert, J.Blankenship
159 — W.Heck
Fourth flight
157 — Chris Herbert
163 — J.Brush
165 — T.Bonilla
166 — M.Tribble
Senior division
Championship flight
138 — Steve Paquin 72-66
139 — Darrell Shouse 72-67
143 — Alan Buell 73-70
145 — John Cristee 75-70
147 — Wayne Loughmiller 73-74
155 — Denny Lents 78-77
161 — J.Koehler 82-79
First flight
164 — Dick Gasway 82-82
166 — S.Buchanan
169 — A.Waters
170 — R.Halcomb
178 — B.Burke
184 — D.Monts
Super senior division
142 — Ben Kiburis 72-70
153 — Virgil Bland 77-80
157 — Steve Lipari 77-80
161 — Jim Gormong 80-81, Fritz Modesitt 82-79
165 — Norm Rainbolt 81-84, Bill Lovett 79-86
171 — Tom James 85-86
Junior
13-15
154 — Justin Wilson 74-80
157 — Cam Lewellyn 79-78
163 — Seth Payton 83-80
164 — Braxton McIntyre 77-87
181 — Keirsten Mikesell 90-91, Levi Jerrells 89-92
182 — Nick McCollum 92-90
16-18
154 — Dylan Nesty 75-79, Andrew Weisheit 81-73
176 — Konner Cheek 80-96
190 — Austin Bowen 90-100
Kluesner and Malone teamed to take overall honors in Mundy’s Game played at Hulman Links.
They had rounds of 60 and 65 for a 19-under-par 125 score in the two-man best-ball with handicap action.
Chuck Adamson and Mark Malone were second in low total with 127. Two teams tied for third with 130.
Kluesner and Meneely were second in low total with their 60 on the first day. Mike Lacy and Aaron Mundy were low with 59.
Scott Givens and Bobby Watkins had 63 for low total on the second day.
Mundy’s game
Day One
Low front
29 — Mike Lacy-Aaron Mundy, Gregg Kluesner-Roger Meneely
Low back
30 — Lacy-Mundy, Mark Malone-Chuck Adamson
Low total
59 — Lacy-Mundy
60 — Kluesner-Meneely
Day Two
Low front
31 — Dave Wampler-Al Jarvis
Low back
31 — Scott Givens-Bobby Watkins, Fred Reynolds-Jarod Menestrina
Low total
63 — Givens-Watkins
Low net total
125 — Kluesner-Meneely
127 — Adamson-Malone
130 — Tom Jones-Glen Jones, Troy Weber-Stacy Sager
Baseball
• Rex postponed — At Huntingburg, a sudden and unexpected thunderstorm forced postponement of the Terre Haute Rex’s Prospect League game with Dubois County on Sunday.
According to the league website, the game will be made up as part of a doubleheader on July 21. Sunday’s game was the last game of the first half of the season for both teams, however, and would appear to have no significance in the second-half standings.
Auto racing
• Hamilton a winner — At Morris, Ill., Kyle Hamilton dominated U.S. Auto Club midget racing Saturday at the Grundy County Speedway.
Hamilton was fast qualifier and led the final 26 laps to win the 50-lap feature with Bryan Clauson second and Tanner Swanson third.
Darren Hagen led the first 24 laps and finished ninth. He is the leader in the midget point totals going into Friday’s race at Plymouth.
Saturday’s results
Fast qualifier — Kyle Hamilton.
Heat winners — Patrick Wilda, Austin Prock, Dalton Armstrong, David Byrne, Bobby Santos (semi).
Feature — Hamilton, Bryan Clauson, Tanner Swanson, Kody Swanson, Caleb Armstrong, Dalton Armstrong, Bobby East, Santos, Darren Hagen, Jim Anderson, Prock, Taylor Ferns, Rico Abreu, Tracy Hines, Brad Greenup.
USAC midget point leaders — Hagen 799, Hines 608, C. Armstrong 587, Clauson 558, East 545.
• Cummins posts win — At Haubstadt, Kyle Cummins was a feature winner in racing on Saturday at Tri-State Speedway.
Cummins won the main event for sprint cars. Stephen Schnapf won his heat and took first in the main for modifieds.
Saturday’s results
Sprint cars
Heat winners — Hunter Schuerenberg, Brian Karraker.
Feature — Kyle Cummins, Damion Gardner, Robert Ballou, Jonathan Hendrick, Brady Short, Schuerenberg, Jon Stanbrough, Chase Stockon, Levi Jones, Kevin Thomas Jr., Donny Brackett, Chet Williams, Dakota Jackson, Chase Briscoe, Karraker, Seth Parker.
Modifieds
Heat winners — Dave Beck, Stephen Schnapf, Paul Miles.
Feature — Schnapf, Beck, Josh Harris, Shawn Cates, Stan Beadles, Tyler Nicely, Zach Dennis, Mark Cole, Mark Lamont, Katie Lord.
• Cunningham a winner — At Paragon, Josh Cunningham won the feature for sprint cars in Saturday’s racing at Paragon Speedway.
Saturday’s feature results
Sprint cars — Josh Cunningham, Logan Hupp, Kent Christian, Jake Scott, Brandon Morin, Danny Harris, Bub Cummings, Doug Heck, Nick Johnson, Drew Abel, Buddy Lowther, Chris Phillips, Zack Clark, Steve Hair, Drew Tarr.
Super stocks — Steve Hollars, Will McRoberts, Chris Hillman, Travis Howe, Steve Hawkins, Brad Cummings, Mike Ham, Raymond Çrone, Jake Leitzman, Winston Howe.
Bombers — Barry Hicks, Don Baker, Roger Absher, Jason Trimmer, Robbie Rainwater, Chris McCoy, Robert Machlan, Karl Roethemeier, Daniel Shepers, Mark Smith.
Pure stocks — Aaron Acres, Ben Daniel, Bailey Hicks, Josh Litton, Matthew Cooley, Johnny Payton, Justin Litton, Dakota Lanham, Scott Craig, Adam Perkins.
• Griffin wins — At Putnamville, Slick Griffin was a winner on Saturday’s race card at Lincoln Park Speedway.
Griffin won his heat and the feature for super stocks with Kenny Carmichael second in the main. Other winners were Jeff Bland Jr. in sprint cars, David Bumgardner in bombers and Broc Burton in modifieds.
Saturday’s results
Sprint cars
Heat winners — Ryan Bernal, Jeff Bland Jr., Josh Burton, A.J. Hopkins (B-main).
Feature — Bland, Chris Windom, Bernal, Jon Sciscoe, Andrew Elson, Casey Shuman, Burton, Richard Vander Weerd, Logan Jarrett, Brent Beauchamp, Jace Vander Weerd, Matt Goodnight, C.J. Leary, Troy Link, Lance Hayden.
Bombers
Heat winners — Blake Cross, C.J. Bryan, Tim Wright, David Wallen (B-main).
Feature — David Bumgardner, Josh Foxworthy, Cross, Frank Cotton, Wallen, Chris Schepper, Jeff Beggs, Tom Cox, Tony Tidwell, Kevin Kemp.
Super stocks
Heat winners — J.R. Watkins, Slick Griffin.
Feature — Griffin, Kenny Carmichael, Troy Clark, Cullen Goodman, Jake Byers, Josh Fagg, Dustin Shoulders, Steve Peeden, Doug McCullough, Marty Cooper.
UMP modifieds
Heat winners — Scott Ricketts, Broc Burton.
Feature — Burton, Paul Bumgardner, Derek Groomer, Kenny Carmichael Jr., Kenny Carmichael, Jeff Deckard, Gary Ricketts, Richie Lex, Clint Demoss, Greg Amick.
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Loss drops Rex into first-place tie
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Indiana starting pitcher Joey DeNato (23) celebrates throwing out Louisville's Coco Johnson (20) at first for the second out in the bottom of the ninth inning in an NCAA College World Series game in Omaha, Neb., Saturday, June 15, 2013 (AP Photo/The World-Herald, Ryan Soderlin) MAGS OUT; ALL NEBRASKA LOCAL BROADCAST TV OUT
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Got it: Rex first baseman #29 Kurt Kudrecki fields a ball hit down the first base line during game action against the Quincy Gems Monday night at Bob Warn Field.
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Loss drops Rex into first-place tie
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Loss drops Rex into first-place tie
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