Odds against Long Beach building new golf course
Long Beach officials doubt land exists for an 18 hole course, citing a need of about 100 acres and rising costs. The Golf Commission will study feasibility as saturation hits municipal courses, while growth threatens weekend starting times and a possible future course.
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Doug Ives
Long Beach
Golf Commission
Dick McCallister
McCallister
Commission
Les Padfield
Padfield
McGallister
Golf results show varied scores across women and recreation park events
Records from L B golf results list multiple players and classes with putts, strokes, and scores across courses South Lakehead Heariwell and Recreation Park. Notable names include Henshaw Uaines Wolfe Robinson and de Olson Jones Cox Parrett Summers Meagher Gillispie Craft Stalling Wilkie Stalling Moulton Bransford Atwood Leonard Salomon Clarke Doyle and Mills Priestley Haines Curtis Robison with scores ranging from single digits to over 40 in various classes and events.
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Henshaw
Uaines
Wolfe
Robinson
Wii
Chambers
Kinson
Tio
Hovisien
Zot Bi
Elas
Stoils
Fowler
Clase
Sullivan
Pally
Vaughan
Deffenbaughs
Mulvey
Lakehead
de Olson
Eastoria
Wisterpard di Welash
Jones
Cox
Want
Parrett
Partners Ausrogate
Cox-Jones
Heariwell
T's
Meagher
Thompson
Wardell
Gillespie
Detfenbaugh
Craft
Stalling
Wilkie
Gorside
McCracken
Johnson
Erbartie
Goldberg
Wills
Meadowlark
Atwood
Teonard
Lewis
All big winners at Westchester
The Westchester Golf Classic in Harrison, New York features Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player Tom Weis kopf Johnny Miller Hale Irwin and others in a wide open field for a $50 000 first prize. The event at Westchester Country Club draws 150 players with eight of the season’s top 10 money winners and 16 tour champions, while favorites are unsettled by upsets and recent layoffs.
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Harrison
N.Y
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Hale Irwin
Acutical
Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Lee Trevino
Hartford
Conn
Miller
Irwin
Hubert Green
Dave Stockton
Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Stockton
Sam Snead
Hughes Television Network
Bobby Cole
Frank Beard
Jerry Heard
San Diego Leads Junior Americas Cup After Round Two
San Diego posted a 445 total to lead Hawaii by four shots at Laguna Niguel Country Club. Randy Barenaba fired a 70 to move Hawaii into second with 449, while Oregon trailed by three. Tony Radick led San Diego with a 73, but Douglas Clarke slipped to 80 after an opening 71. Smokey Brow and Lenny Clements added 75 and 75 for the team.
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Hawaii
Randy Barenaba
San Diego
Laguna Niguel Country Club
Clyde Rego
Oregon
San Diegan
Douglas Clarke
Smokey Brow
Lenny Clements
Mike Thom
Kaluna Makalena
John Ford
Glen Luikart
Mitch Mooney
Scott Krieger
Bembridge Wins Benson and Hedges Championship
Maurice Bembridge, a Ryder Cup veteran from Britain, shot a four under par 66 to finish at 136 and win the Benson and Hedges individual golf championship by one stroke over New Zealander Bob Charles. Billy Casper, tied for lead overnight, was in a five man group at 139, while Doug Sanders totaled 149 after a 75 in his first event post tendon transplant.
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Glaneagles
Scotland
UPI
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Houston
Lopez Reaches Western Golf Semis in Junior Invita tional
Nancy Lopez, defending champion from Roswell New Mexico, won her quarterfinal 4 and 3 over Beth Boozer of Lawrence Kansas to advance in the 48th Women's Western Golf Association Junior Invitational. Reynolds and Chillemi loom as Lopez and Johns advance to semifinals.
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Seattle
Gary Player Wins 25th Hickok Belt as Athlete of Year
New York AP Gary Player of South Africa defeats tennis stars Chris Evert and Jimmy Connors to win the 25th Hickok Belt as professional athlete of the year. Player led with 29 first-place votes and 146 points, while Evert and Connors each had 14 first-place ballots and 107 points after Wimbledon titles. Dick Bosman of the Cleveland Indians placed fourth after a strong season start against Oakland.
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New York
Gary Player
South Africa
Chris Evert
Jimmy Connors
Golfers’ Association
Miss Evert
Connors
Dick Bosman
Cleveland Indians
Oakland
Former Oregon great Bell dies at 49
George Bell a 49 year old former Oregon running back and third all time in rushing for the University of Oregon died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack in Portland. He played with Norm Van Brocklin and John McKay, who later coached the Atlanta Falcons and USC Trojans.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
George Bell
University of Oregon
Bell
Oregon
Norm van Brocklin
John McKay
Atlanta Falcons
USC Trojans
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