McCord Leads Crosby Pro Am With 65 In Rainy Opener
Gary McCord, a 25-year-old rookie from Riverside, California, fired six straight birdies in a 65 to grab the first-round lead at Pebble Beach. Lanny Wadkins and Barney Thompson shot 67 to tie for second. Johnny Miller had 68 and Victor Regalado 69. The event opened a day late due to rain and uses three courses Cypress Point Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill.
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Bob Green
Pebble Beach
Calif
Gary McCord
Riverside
Lanny Wadkins
Barney Thompson
Johnny Miller
Victor Regalado
Mexico
Dave Eichelberger
McCord
Wadkins
Miller
Regalado
Cypress Point
Thompson
Eichelberger
Spyg- Tass Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Crosby
Gary Player
Tom Weiskopf
Ben Crenshaw
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Bing Crosby
Lieh le Gance
Paul Bondeson
Grier
R Innes
Ee McCullough
G Brewer
Steve Melnyk
Bob Lunn
Ken Sul
Jaeckel
Gilbert
Rod Funsel
Mac Mc Ewan
Mac Honter
Butch Baird
Jack Burke
Sly Don Iverson
den Massengale
Ken Townsee
Mark Hayes
Richard Crawford
Jim Simons
Boh Menoe
Dick Rhyan
Sam Adams
Tom Weiskept
Stantom
Isis
Dave Comleil
Tinbert Greer Dale Douglass
Dave Stockton
Tommy Jacobs
Bruce Crampton
Dwight Nevil
Nee Lynn
Bt Ferric
Ck Keener
Doug Sanders
Bill’ Ziabra
Billy Casper
Bruce Fleischer
Bob E. Smith
Ken Venturiorge Buzzini
FE Keure
Rab
Raldl
Panty Hinson
Lee Wyeo
Larry Wise
Bill Johnston
Dick Hautman
Bob Dickson
Bnd
Allin
David Barber
Dim Colbert
Ernie Geroge
Herb Honper
Chuck Courtney
Ail Dewitt Weaver
Dennis Hause
Sneed
Dim Barber
Mike Kallam
Dick Stranahan
Fetter
Davi Graham
al Kruceer
Bob Gealby
Jose Gongalec
Bob Payne
Harvie
Tom Shaw
Ing Wierwald
Dave Hill
Rabby Mitchell
Ron Cerrudo
Leading Pro Golfers Ordered to Play Three Designated Tournaments
Pro golf champions and top money winners from the last five years must compete in three specified events this season the Colonial Open Kemper Open and World Open to be televised nationally. The rule announced by PGA commissioner Joe Dey targets major title holders and top earners with possible fines or suspensions for violations.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Fort Worth
Tex
Charlotte
N.C
Pinehurst
Joe Dey
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Crampton
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Dey
Coffey steps down as Virginia Tech head coach
Charlie Coffey resigns after three seasons at Virginia Tech opting to retire and devote time to his trucking business and family. He leaves amid a 2-9 season and ongoing staff transitions, with a university-wide search for a new coach and athletic director underway.
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Charlie Coffey
Va. Tech
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Coffey
Shelbyville
Tenn
Tech
Charlie
T. Marshall Hahn
Hahn
Frank Moseley
Don Strock
Strock
Virginia Military Institute
George McKinney
Billy Clay
Clay
South Carolina
Eddie Joyce
Tennessee
Arkansas
Dan Henning
Richard Trail
Marshall Taylor
Carl Ellis
Mike
Blacksburg High School
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