Wightman remembered as guiding force of Herald Am golf
Dan Wightman, longtime leader behind the Herald Amateur and Herald Senior golf events, died at 95. He shaped pre tournament rituals, scoreboards, and camaraderie, inspiring players with humor and fair play. His loss leaves a gap in upstate New York golf circles and the Herald’s tournament tradition.
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Upstate
New York
Dan Wightman
Herald Am
Sith Herald
Wightman
Wighty
Crumbs
Ben Hogan
Dan
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
Tecumseh
Pat Smith
Radisson Greens
Tecumseh Club
Cosgrove
Kouwa
Syracuse University
Mel Baum
Thorny Lea
Brockton
Mass
Jon Fielder
Soes Joe Russo Jr
Rick Jones
Hank Cook
Yours Truly
Crimlins
Jim Infantino
Rochester
Bellevue
Alan Foster
Greg Thornton
Liverpool
Endwell Greens
Drumlins East
Grygiel
Roy
Mississippi
Baura
Cavalry Club
Brian Elden
Michael Natan
Joe Russo Jr
Rick Russo
New York State
Druomlins East
Crag Burn Country Club
Buffalo
Don Allen
Allen
Bosh Country Club of
PGA Statistics Through Southern Opa Coring Leaders
A garbled PGA statistics list shows leaders across driving distance and birdie counts with numerous misread names and numbers. Key names include Mick Pavin, Don Pooley, Ray Floyd, Wayne Levi, Calvin Peete, and Bob Herron among others, with distances hovering around 270 yards and birdie tallies in the 300s to 390s amid scattered OCR errors.
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Mick Corey Pavin
Don Pooley
Ray Froyd
John Mahetray
Danny Watkins
Larry Mize
Calvin Pace
Roger Malthie
Mark O'Meara
Wayne Levi
Andy Bwao
Fred Coupes
Greg Merman
Darc O'Grady
Joey Sindelac
Greg Twiggs
Tam Wi'son
Bill Gasson
Sandy Lyla
Jim Dual
Falraay
Calvin Pesta
Curtes Strange
Ray Floyd
Laniny Wagkines
Calvin Peete
Hal SoHon
Corey Pavin
Roger Mailble
Park O’mebro
John Mahi
Craig Stadia
Joey Lindslnr
Horsehas I
Bernhard Langer
Torn Rite
Fuzzy Zoeller
Hubert Green
Jim Tharpa
Laney Mize
George Burns
New Hartt
Andy North
Devils Rally Past Flyers in 6-5 Comeback Victory
The New Jersey Devils reversed the Flyers’ pressure after falling behind 3-0, then surged with a second-period surge and three goals from Phil Gagne. John Vanbiesbrouck anchored the win in net as New Jersey spoiled Philadelphia’s bid.
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New Jersey Tedevils Flyers
NHL
New Jersey Devils
Philadelphia Flyers
New Jersey
Doug Carpenter
Flyers
Devils
Ovters
Jets
Wayne Gretzky
Edmonton
Innipeg
Grelally
Glenn Anderson
Craig MacTavish
Anton Stastny
Quebec
Chicago
Gre
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Nordiques
Gils
Murray Bannerman
Gillis
Hartford
Buffalo
Kevin Dineen
Bob Crawford
Whalers
Sabres
Dave Andreychuk
Crawford
Bruins
Maple Lents
Charlie Sunmeér
Ken Linseman
Gord Kluzak
Boston
Toronto
Russ Courtnall
Lauge
Doug Keans
Canadiens
Penguine
Mats Naslund
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Rick Green
Naslund
Gilles Neloche
Terry Ruskowski
Naechind
Med Winga
North Stars
Bo Berglund
Minnesota
Detroit
Berglund
Reed Larson
Corrado Micalef
Red Wings
Canucka & Kinga
Tayior Tial
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Kings
Gouls
Marcel Dionne
Bernie Nicholls
Craig ~Mond
Bob Janecyk
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Wightmans
J&b Scotch
Las Vegas
J&b
Chuck Harty
Jee
Desert Int Rosort
Hexel
Gell
LPGA
USGA
United Siates
Vintage Club
Indian Wells
Calif
William J. Cosgrove
Sutton
Robert Koawe
Tampa
Fla
Green Lakes
Fulton
Battle Island
Jack Nicklaus
Jobin Kaohatey
Space Lmike
Galvin
Peete
Andy Bean
Corey Paine
Dan Poh
Long Tewall
Roger Marble
Avehige Pultt
Pet Rou
Craig Stovler
Bobby Clampett
Frank Conner
Stlkm Donald
Wille Wood
Brad Fabel
Ken Green
Tar Hed
Joey Sindelar
Wayne Grady
Clarence Rose
Hal Suttle
Tim Simpson
Bobby
Willie Wood
Rogee Malkote
Panangnaley
Wines
Idsard
Fea
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