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June 9, 2010 THE TOWNS COUNTY HERALD Page 9A Towns County Sports Town’s County’s Leader In Sports www.townscountyherald.net • E-mail: [email protected] T Clay Dotson Open Golf Tournament at Young Harris College Local Racing Action By: Carl Vanzura YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Morning Flight 1 Winner award YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Morning Flight 2 Winner award to Charles Nicholson, Vaughn Green and Marvin McArthur. to Brian Masburn, Matthew Akins, Erik Brinke and Dale Anderson. Danny Ledford carried the flag Saturday night at Tri-County. YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Morning Overall Low Net YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Morning Overall Low Gross award award to Bart Boyd, Chris Garmon, Britt McAfee and Zeke Farriba to Greg Young, Chris Robbins, Danny Hemphill and Bo Wright. Young Dallas Manus won Friday night in his new go kart. Jonathan Davenport Peachtree driver Jamie drove to $10,000 victory Oliver had a strong horse Sat- at Modoc Speedway urday night at Tri-County Race Blairsville’s Jonathan Track when he blasted past Davenport drove to victory pole sitter Bobby Panter on lap Saturday night in South Caro- three to take the 25-lap Late YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Afternoon Flight 1 Winner YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Afternoon Flight Flight 2 Win- lina when he won the $10,000 Model feature. A late caution award to Joe Winters, Chet Roach and Brad Noyes. ner award to Jackson Kane, Joe Greco and Greg Delaney. Fastrak sanctioned Summer closed the lead of three for- Sizzler 100 at Modoc Speed- mer track champions as Oliver way. Since he became the finished in front of Panter and house car driver for famed Danny Ledford. Rounding out chassis builder Barry Wright, the top five were Preston Crisp Davenport has been almost un- and Jonathan Cope. beatable. Another area driver For the second week in a Ray Cook, after his big win row, Murphy’s Jacob Anderson last week, set fast time at Flor- checked out on the field and ence Speedway and ran at the won the GM Performance Late front of the pack in the $10,000 Model main event over Jason Lucas Oil event before hav- Deal, Kevin Bradshaw, Tony ing problems and falling to Ledford and Nick Sellers. YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Afternoon Flight Overall Low Net YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Afternoon Flight Overall Low a 21st finish, Friday night at award to Colton Payne, Marvin McArthur, Jeff Kelly and Clint Hobbs. Gross award to Derek Slack and Steve Rowe. The Cornwell Tools Tazewell Speedway, he fin- Modified Street feature saw The annual Clay Dot- Frank Butler. ished 11th.. Blairsville’s Jacob Morganton driver Brad Thom- son Open golf tournament to Afternoon Flight: Grizzle has a 15th place finish as return to Victory Lane inch- benefit student scholarships Flight 1 Winner: Joe at Duck River Speedway last es in front of Greg Sudderth at Young Harris College was Winters, Chet Roach, Brad week and lost his points lead who made several attempts held on Monday, May 17, at Noyes, Anne Shurley. to Tony Morris by 10 points in who pull past him in the 15- Brasstown Valley Resort. Ap- Flight 2 Winner: Jackson the Southern Regional Series lap event. Sammy Berrong, proximately 150 players en- Kane, Joe Greco, Greg Dela- standings. Justin Thomas and Nick Sell- joyed morning and afternoon ney, Mark Levine. Closer to home, Todd ers rounded out the top five flights followed by an awards Overall Low Gross: Der- Morrow was the big winner at positions. ceremony. ek Slack, Steve Rowe, Toby Cleveland Speedway, I didn’t Andrews driver Josh Prize categories included Swartz, Keith Chatterton. get the run down, but John- Roberts won for the third time overall winners for each flight Overall Low Net: Colton ny Chastain in the Randall in his second season of racing as well as low net and low gross Payne, Marvin McArthur, Jeff Twiggs prepared M0nte Carlo when he led Charles Tommy, scores, longest drive, closest to Kelly, Clint Hobbs. has been running there since Ricky Smith and Jeff Mash- the pin and closest putt. The Closest to the Pin: Pete Tri-County dropped his class. burn across the line. tournament also featured an Pruitt. YHC President Cathy Cox presents the Alumni Challenge award to Derrick Ellis won at North A good showing of Mini Alumni Team Challenge in Longest Drive: Dave Britt McAfee. Georgia Speedway. Blairsville Stock drivers saw Andrews which a prize was awarded to Slack. Brasstown Valley Resort, Inc., Men on the Move, Min- driver Jamie Lunsford drives driver Marty Clark win for the the team of four YHC alumni Putting Contest Winner: Bruce L. Ferguson, P.C., Carl istries of Grace, Kurt Momand his Ford powered Limited third time over Shannon Jones, with the lowest score. Jason Karnes. Patterson Carpet Sales, CHA, '77 & Heather Momand '08, Late Model their on Saturday Lynn Burchfield, Travis Rob- Prizes for the tournament Alumni Challenge Win- Inc., Choate Construction Montag & Caldwell, Inc., Nan- nights. Shane Clanton won the inson and Josh Stapler in the were awarded as follows: ners: Bart Boyd, Chris Gar- Company, Cornerstone Man- tahala Bank and Trust Com- Bill Ingram Memorial race at top five. Morning Flight: mon, Britt McAfee, Zeke agement, Inc., Cox & Son pany, Northeast Georgia Living Dixie Speedway, Bill’s son Racing returns to Tri- Flight 1 Winner: Charles Farriba. Roofing, Inc., Custom Home & Magazine, Parker Petroleum, Frank finish second. Benji County Friday with go karts Nicholson, Vaughn Green, The students, faculty, Commercial Painting, Dupli- Prime, Buchholz & Associates, Cole was the big winner at and on Saturday with racing in Marvin McArthur. staff and administration of cating Products, Inc., Eberly & State Street Global Advisors, Toccoa Speedway and Wesley all classes featuring the Mid- Flight 2 Winner: Brian Young Harris College extend Associates, Inc., Follett Higher The Lambert Co., The Oconee English won the Southeastern Season Street Stock Champi- Sportsman even there. Masburn, Matthew Akins, Erik thanks to the generous spon- Education Group, Furby Com- Institute, Towns County Lions onship. T(Jun9,G2)SH Brinke, Dale Anderson. sors of the 2010 Clay Dotson pany, Inc., Gainesville Janitor Club, Tri-State Utility Products, Teams, sponsors still needed for Overall Low Gross: Greg Open: A&A Auto Rental of Supply, Inc., Georgia Florida Inc., United Community Bank, Young, Chris Robbins, Danny Blairsville, Advanced Disposal United Methodist Federal VMDO Architects, Wolf Creek Lake Chatuge Scholarship Golf Classic Hemphill, Bo Wright. Services, ARAMARK, Art- Credit Union, Hardin Con- Broadcasting. The Towns County ditional teams. Your assistance Overall Low Net: Bart Bytes, Inc., Avient Museum struction, Hayes, James & Located in Young Harris, Chamber of Commerce is spon- will be appreciated. Free radio Boyd, Chris Garmon, Britt Services, Bank of Hiawassee, Associates, Heritage Propane, GA, Brasstown Valley Resort soring the 2010 Lake Chatuge advertising for your business is McAfee, Zeke Farriba. Blairsville & Blue Ridge, Hope-Beckham, Inc., Hank is home to a 7,000 yard, cham- Scholarship Golf Classic on just one of the benefits. A sign Closest to the Pin: Joe BB&T, BB&T Huffaker & and Amy Huckaby, '62 & '62, pionship par-72 links-style June 12 & 13, two great days of advertising your business will Winters. Trimble, Benefit Support, Inc./ Jacky Jones Chrysler, Dodge, golf course that is ranked by golf. Each year two $500 schol- be on the tee or green. Please Longest Drive: Paul CMA Agency, BKR Metcalf Jeep, KOR Systems, Lord Golf Digest as one of the top arships are awarded to quali- contact Jane Holland at 706- Gribble. Davis, Blue Ridge Mountain Aeck Sargent Architecture, 10 places to play in the state. fied students in the Tri-County 896-4966 for additional infor- area. We still have a need for mation. Putting Contest Winner: EMC, Brailsford & Dunlavey, Mann Mechanical Company, NT(Jun9,clay)SH sponsors, door prizes and ad- vick-1852, 4. Edwards-1689, impact on Richard Petty Mo- now. 5. Allgaier-1681, 6. Me- torsports, which merged with “What we need to do is NASCAR 2010 nard-1513, 7. Logano-1398, 8. Yates Racing during the off- just be faster. By Gerald Hodges/the Racing Reporter Biffle-1368, 9. Leffler-1350, season and is getting assistance “People ask me all dif- 10. Raines-1249 from Roush. ferent ways about that -- but Fourth Pocono win for Hamlin ROUSH AND FORD Paul Menard finished the point is we just aren’t fast TEAMS STRUGGLING eighth at Charlotte and team- enough. Denny Hamlin got his by his crew as he went after Jack Roush’s race teams mates Kasey Kahne and AJ “And, yes, it is very im- fourth Sprint Cup win at Po- Harvick. Logano yelled at Har- are winless since Jamie Mc- Allmendinger finished 12th portant for everyone to stay cono Sunday after surviving a vick for several seconds before Murray’s win last October at and 14th, respectively, but upbeat and keep working and green-white-checkered finish being led away by his crew. Talladega, and none of the none of the drivers were seri- do the best you can. We can’t that saw ten cars wreck behind “The 29 let me go down current drivers have won since ous contenders and it was one let the frustration snowball and him. the straightaway and then de- Matt Kenseth won the first two of the organization’s best races make things worse. “We knew we had a cided to dump me in the next races of 2009. of the season. “That is probably one of good car at the beginning of corner,” Logano said.
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