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Eagleville Football Boosters 1st Annual
Eagle Car Show
By: Colleen Adams, Booster President
Ben Elrod of Rockvale won "Best
of Show" with his restored black 57 Chevy Belair.
Eagleville Football’s 1st Annual Car Show and Cow Patty Bingo was held Saturday, July 28th as a fundraiser for the schools Football Teams and Field House fund. The fun filled day also included a silent auction, lots of good food, and good music by a local DJ. Several owners came to show off their vehicles despite the forecast of rain, with beautifully restored classics to late model cars with the newest technology being represented. A real treat for everyone in attendance was the late entry of a Turn of the Century Horse Drawn Doctor Buggy owned by Michael Lamb.
Twenty-eight trophy’s were donated by Phil’s Transmission’s of Murfreesboro and were handed out - with the show participants choosing among themselves the winners. The Best of Show was voted to be a 1957 Chevy Belair owned by Ben Elrod of Rockvale. A complete list of the winners is:
1957 Chevy Belair owned by Ben Elrod: Participant’s choice as Best in Show, 1st Place Best Interior, 2nd Place Best Paint.
1968 Chevy Camato owned by Alfred Doggett: Peoples choice as Best in Show, 1st Place Best Paint.
2007 Chevy Suburban owned by Wayne Jakes: 2nd Place Peoples Choice.
1956 Chevy Belair owned by Carl Warren: 3rd Place Peoples Choice.
1987 El Camino owned by Bobby Lewis: 1st Competitors Choice.
1987 Chevy Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe owned by Randy Owen: 2nd Place Competitors Choice
1958 Chevy Impala owned by Jim Roy: 3rd Place Competitors Choice, 2nd Place Best Paint, 2nd Place Best Interior
1955 Chevy Belair owned by W. J. Stooksberry: 1st Place Most Original, 3rd Place Best Interior
1968 Chevy Camaro owned by Kim and Kathy Kendrick: 2nd Place Most Original
1950 Ford 2-Door Custom owned by Bob Ryder: 3rd Place Most Orginal, 3rd Best Paint, 1st Most Unique
1966 Chevy Cherolet owned by George Dodd: 1st Place Modified
1972 Custom-10 Pickup owned Freddy Capps and Ronnie Harrell: 2nd Place Modified
1959 Chevy Pickup 3100 Apache owned by Tony Sanders: 3rd Place Modified
1989 GMC Sierra owned by Joey Pimentel: 1st Place Off-Road
1951 Ford F-2 Truck owned by Joe Frank Carlton: 2nd Place Off-Road
1909 Doctor Buggy owned by Michael Lamb: 3rd Place Most Unique, 3rd Place Off-Road
2007 Ford Mustang owned by Mac Crisman: 2nd Place Most Unique
The Cow Patty Bingo was a huge hit - with the cow hitting its mark on Mark Sesler of Murfreesboro’s lucky square. For those of you still unfamiliar with this event - participants purchased 10’ x 10’ squares on a grid that was measured out on Talon Field. A local cow was then brought onto the football field, and let go to have "nature take it’s course". Her aim (or lack of?!) won Mark $500.00 as well as bragging rights as the winner of this culteral activity. Mark graciouslly gave back half of his winnings to the Football teams to be put back into the Field House fund. Thanks Mark!!
The Coaches and Players of the Eagleville High School Football team and Eagleville Middle School Football team would like to thank all of the businesses and residents who supported the days activities - as well as the parents for their donations and hard work.