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HOBI'S 12TH ANNUAL CELEBRITY GOLF TOURNAMENT - September 18, 2008
Orange Tree Golf Resort
1:00 p.m. Shot Gun
$185 per person Golf and dinner.
$35 dinner only.
For more information, contact Polly Schumacher: 480-893-1324, pollys@qwest.net
Click here for Entry Form.
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Golf Tournament Raises Funds for HOBI Museum - September 20, 2007
The 11th Annual HOBI Celebrity Golf Tournament, which was held on September 20th at Orange Tree Resort and Golf Club raised over $15,000 for Arizona’s House of Broadcasting Museum. Craig Fouhy, Sports Director for ABC15 served as emcee of the tournament banquet.
Nearly 100 radio and television celebrities participated in the tournament. First place winners included Steve Chanen, Chao Stafford, Mark Blanchard and Rick Fare. Second place winners were Channel 10s Chuck Henry, John Poindexter, John Warden and Ross Miller. Male closest to the pin went to Steve Chanen and female closest to the pin to Jenny Warren. Dana Beaudin of KUPD had male longest drive, and Diane Cubbage received female longest drive. Voice talent Janet Ault presented the Jewell Lewis Award to Diane Cubbage, Toma Advertising, along with an IPOD. A silent and live auction were held.
The House of Broadcasting (HOBI), located in Scottsdale, is Arizona’s premiere television and radio museum, dedicated to educating the public and to preserving and celebrating the history, personalities and paraphernalia of radio and television in Arizona. HOBI is a 501-C-3 organization, which began in 1997 as a window display at Chris-Town Mall.
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HOBI 2007 Golf Tournament Winners
First Place - Cable One
Steve Chanen
Chad Stafford
Mark Blanchard
Rick Fare
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Second Place - KSAZ-TV, Channel 10
Chuck Henry
John Poindexter
John Warden
Ross Miller
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Longest Drive #2 Men
Dana Beaudin, KUPD FM
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Longest Drive #13 Women
Dianne Cubbage, TOMA AdvertisingClosest to Pin #4 Women
Jenny Warren, Sanderson Ford
Closest to Pin #12 Men
Steve Chanen, Cable One
Lowest Score - Lady
Dianne Cubbage, TOMA Advertising
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LIVE AUCTION AT ORANGE TREE GOLF - SEPTEMBER 20, 2007
6-Day/5-Night Hawaii Vacation (Won by Steve Fusco, Toma Advertising)
Marriott's Kauai Beach Club-Kauai
Marriott's Ko'Olina Beach Club-Oahu
Retail Value: $1,500.00
Starting Bid - $600.00
4-Day/3-Night Mainland Vacation (Won by Dana Beaudin, KUPD Radio)
Marriott's Newport Coast Villas-Newport Beach
Marriott's Shadow Ridge-Palm Desert
Marriott's Timberlodge-South Lake Tahoe
Marriott's Canyon Villas-Scottsdale/Phoenix
Retail Value: $800.00
Starting Bid: $200
Congratulations to both of you!
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Craig Fouhy, Channel 15 Sports Director, serves as M.C. for 11th Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament
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Janet Ault "one Take Wonder" gives out the Jewell Lewis Female Low Score Award to Steve Fusco for Dianne Cubbage of TOMA Advertising. Ms. Ault supplied an I-Pod.
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Max Sirstens of Sanderson Ford supplies hot red hole-in-one car.
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10TH ANNIVERSARY HOBI CELEBRITY GOLF CLASSIC - SEPTEMBER 21, 2006
The House of Broadcasting's 10th Anniversary Celebrity Golf Tournament was held Thursday, September 21st at the Camelback Golf Club in Scottsdale. Golfers received complementary warm-up massages by Jim Birkholz. First and second place prizes were awarded as well as longest drive and closest to the pin. Master of Ceremonies was Al McCoy, voice of the Phoenix Suns. NEW THIS YEAR: Jewell Lewis HOBI Female Low Score Award was sponsored and presented by Janet Ault, one of the premier voiceover talents in the nation. Jewell McFarland Lewis was passionate about education and dedicated her life to making Arizona a better place. Participants also got a chance to take part in our fabulous silent auction and raffle prize drawings.
Here are just a few of the fantastic items that were auctioned at the event:
- Two-night stay at the Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak
- Fred Astaire 40-minute private lesson
- FBR Open 2007 tickets/parking
- Eddie V restaurant certificate
- Pair of Cardinals tickets
- Autographed basketball by Jerry Colangelo, Phoenix Suns Chairman and CEO
Click here to view the Golf Tournament Program
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Master of Ceremonies,
Al McCoy, Voice of the Phoenix Suns |
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CELEBRITY GOLF AWARDS
SEPTEMBER 21, 2006
#1 PLACE WINNERS FOR THE SECOND YEAR
STILL CHAMPIONS (2005 AND 2006)
KPHO-TV
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CH.
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Tony Escobar Chris Green Kevin James Michael Murphy
#2 PLACE WINNERS
Mark Waters
Vic Figarelli
John Geoghegan
Harry Spieker
OTHER WINNERS
Male Closest to the Pin
Scott Archulette,
Ch.
15
Female Closest to the Pin
Diane Cubbage, Toma Advertising
Male Longest Drive
Tony Escobar
Ch.
5
Female Longest Drive
Diane Cubbage Toma Advertising
In addition a new category “JEWELL LEWIS LOW SCORE AWARD”
Sponsored by Janet Ault Voice Talent was awarded to:
Collette Nolan, KSLX-FM
Ms. Nolan was presented a plaque and a gift certificate to Camelback Inn Spa by Janet Ault, the “one take wonder”.
9th Annual HOBI Celebrity Golf Tournament - September 22, 2005
2005 1st Place Winners: KPHO-TV, CBS-5

Susan Karis, Clear Channel with HOBI Golf Tournament emcee Debbie Gaby, President of Sleep America.
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Al Shiya, City of Phoenix
with Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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First place winners of the HOBI Golf Tournamnet from CBS 5 KPHO.
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Debbie Gaby (tournament emcee) with Jennifer Scott and TV host Dianne Hunter's husband.
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8th Annual HOBI Celebrity Golf Tournament - September, 2004
The House of Broadcasting held their 8th Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament on September 23, 2004 at Camelback Golf Club in Scottsdale.
Over 100 golfers, all radio and television industry professionals from throughout Arizona participated in the fundraising event.
The tournament, which included a silent and live auction, raised over $10,000 for the HOBI Radio & Television Memorabilia Museum of Scottsdale. The tournament banquet was hosted by ABC15 anchor Jonathan Elias. Joining the golfers on the green was Elvis' aka Todd Luxton, who performs throughout the Valley and in Las Vegas.
Taking first place in the tournament were John Culliton, Dave Kelly, Steve Irvin and Jonathan Elias of ABC15. Winners received a trophy box of golf balls and $50 cash. Second place winners were John Geoghegan, Jack Nolan, Mike Helor and Todd Tang. Chris Thiele received Closest to the Pin and Brandon Sundquist had the Longest Drive.
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7th Annual HOBI Celebrity Golf Tournament - September, 2003
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Awards hosted by Brad Perry, Channel 3.
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A Glueck holding up three Daves.
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