TERRE HAUTE —
Dave Brown parlayed two sub-par rounds of golf into his third Terre Haute City Senior championship on Sunday at Rea Park.
Brown began play with 69 on Saturday and shot 67 in the final round to finish with an 8-under-par 136 score.
He had four birdies and an eagle in the final round with one bogey, going 34-33, to finish seven shots ahead of runner-up Steve Paquin, who shot 143 with rounds of 70 and 73.
Darrell Shouse and Bob Kyle each shot 145 to tie for third, with Alan Buell taking fifth with 147.
Brown finished third in the Hulman Links Club Championship last week and won two tournaments in Florida earlier in the year.
Later this month, he and Tom Jones will compete in the Senior Tri-State at Coldstone Country Club in Cincinnati. This tournament features the top eight two-man teams from Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio in a three-day tournament.
Larry Griffin had two rounds of 68 to take Super Senior honors, also shooting 136. He finished three shots ahead of Bill Verdeyen with 139.
Scott Givens shot 72 to win the first flight in the senior division, and Brent Bocard also had 72 to take second in the flight.
Chuck Adamson carded 73 to win the third flight, and Charlie Peebles was the second-flight champ.
Flight winners in the Super Senior Division were Carl Swalls and Gary Hughes.
Benny Kiburis shot well under his age — 74 and 75 — to take second in the first flight.
n Coming up — Club championships will be played this coming weekend at Rea Park and Geneva Hills.
The Old Man Scramble is slated for Labor Day weekend along with the Idle Creek Club Championship and Mundy’s Game at Hulman Links.
Terre Haute Senior City Championship
Championship flight
136 — Dave Brown 69-67
143 — Steve Paquin 70-73
145 — Darrell Shouse 71-74, Bob Kyle 72-73
147 — Alan Buell 72-75
148 — Roger Meneely 71-77
150 — Tim Mundy 72-78
First flight
146 — Scott Givens 74-72
148 — Brent Bocard 74-72
149 — Mark Neaderhiser 75-74
151 — Denny Byram 75-76
153 — Chuck Payne 76-77, Mark Bird 75-78
159 — Dave Arnott 75-84
Second flight
154 — Charlie Peebles 78-76
156 — Randy Kruse
157 — Sam Peoples, Dave Alumbaugh
159 — Jeff Snoddy
164 — Jim Jenkins, Randy Nicoson, Woody Delp
Third flight
155 — Chuck Adamson 72-83
161 — Paul Verostko
163 — Greg Reininga, Jim Homburg, Steve Cuvelier
165 — Bill Doan
166 — Robert Calvert, Randy Bland
170 — Brad Bumgardner
171 — Mark Roman, Mark Davis
Super Senior Division (green tees)
Championship flight
136 — Larry Griffin 68-68
139 — Bill Verdeyen 69-70
140 — Dave Nasser 71-69
146 — Russ Campbell 67-79
148 — Bob Jovanovich 71-77, Mike Webster 69-79
150 — Larry Fossi 69-81
153 — Jim Stewart 71-82
First flight
147 — Gary Hughes 73-74
149 — Ben Kiburis 74-75
150 — Jerry Snodgrass, Joe Bridwell
151 — Wayne Loughmiller
152 — Tom Nicoson
154 — Dink Simonson
158 — Jim Craig, Linus Haller
159 — Ken Chirhart
Second flight
158 — Carl Swalls 78-80
161 — Bill Tryon, Gus Solomon
162 — Larry Amerman, Bobby Watkins, Don Wilson
168 — J.B. Sims
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Tribune-Star/Bob Poynter Master blaster: Tournament winner Dave Brown hits from the bunker during match action of the men’s City Senior championship at Rea Park Sunday afternoon.
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Tribune-Star/Bob Poynter Chip: Ted Kaperak chips to the eighth green at Rea Park during men’s senior action Sunday.
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Southpaw: Tim Mundy hits a shot to the green during play of the men's senior tournament at Hulman Links Sunday morning.
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Shot: Darrell Shouse hits to the 8th green during match action of the men's senior championship at Hulman Links Sunday afternoon.
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