Rogers, King, Marsh and Oaks take title at industry scramble
A field of 23 teams hit the links at the McMinnville Country Club Monday afternoon for the 2004 Industry Appreciation Day Golf Tournament.
The team of Bill Rogers, Justin King, Charles Marsh and Monroe Oaks posted a low score of 59 to take first place in the four-man-scramble. Sam Martin, Anthony Morris, Chris Corley and Mike Birdwell turned in a round of 61 for second place. Phil Whisenhunt, Tony Simons, Thomas Rogers and Scott Brown finished third with a score of 62.
Closest to the hole on No. 2 and No. 17 was Justin King, closest to the hole on No. 7 was Mike Byrd, closest to the hole on No. 14 was Tommy Crouch.
Chris Corley was the long ball hitter of the day as he had the longest drive on No. 3 and No. 18. Closest to the line on No. 8 was Dale Myers and on No. 11 was Gene Sparkman.
