Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 30

'PAGE 30 A I I I GOLF HANDICAPS 49er Owns Cup Upset Fiftk ii a of dealiif with goU handicaps clubs and courses. By PETE ERICKSON CitiieB Staff Writer i 49er Country Club Won ithe Tucson Daily Citizen Cup Golf Matches last it -i Spring, it was considered an jyjiset. that matter, when any pub except Tucson Country Club wins, it's an upset. 49er was given little jchanee annexing its first Cup title. TCC, with its jimpressive list of eight cham- ipjonships, including seven in a ijrow, and Randolph Park, riding jjnedalist i Shettleroe's sshoulders, the favorites, Golf Club was also a fcontencier.

Nobody reckoned on 49er, but captain Claude Shields and big guns John Beebower, and John tcfiahged; all that. So by the early contenders jiiri; the final round at Tucson Rational, with Beebower and Culler scoring a maximum of nine points each and Culler adding eight. Mindell, who carries a 1 handicap at 49er, is considered by some as the best player at the club. Culler, who is the current club champion, has a 5 to his credit; perhaps the" No. 1 man in 49ers drive to the Citizen Cup, is a 2 at the narrow layout west of Tucson.

Shields has a 4. Numerous tight driving holes make accuracy more important at 49er than any Tucson course with the exception of Skyline. Unlike Skyline, however, 49er can be stretched to the yard distance usually indicative of a championship test. Here are the 49er handicaps: COUNTRY CLUB Scratch None. 1 Mindell.

2 John 3 Em Clark, John Culler. Henry Leiber, C.R. Shields. Hal cole, Dennis Furr, Tim Gar- rloan. Rick Riddle, Jay McGurren, John- Shaflley, Gayle Smith, John Theiss.

John Donaldson, Glen Johnson Bob Dick McConnell, nlCfi Trisler, j. DEPTH BACKGROUND James Marlow in the CITIZEN Glen Johnson, Papanikolas, Roderlc BerT t5 1 P. 1 11 Dr. Davis, Burj Kinerk, Don Morris, Robert Moses, Norm Perry, Art Rice, Don Rose, Dr. R.W.

Swltzer. 10 Jim 'Christ, AI Cohen, Pat Jojwsan, Mel Hamby, Merrill Holpert, Ted Kresler, Randy Looney, o.E. Tucker, Whitaker Jr. It Ray Adklns, Clay Blan, Ed Frut- lliam Wlllmarth, 13 AI Chaflos, Sam Evans, Paul Kersriner, Howard Morris, Mel Ritter, Jim Wons. i-, 14 K.

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Bob Chambers, Jim Cocke, Chuck Davis, Jirn Davis, Bill Downey Jay Lleberman, James Morris, Spiro Papanikolas, Jim Robb, Wilton Smith, Dr. Dave Trlsler, H. Walker. Ted Bloodworth, 9 Branot, Cal Burns, T. Campbell Edens, Ffsfier, A.R^ Fletcher, W.H'.

Flurkey, Jack Flynt Frltschv, Ha "5 on Joh Hill, Bill Hodder, Hap Howard, Ken Johnson, H. Johnston, K. Kaecker, Fred Kenan, Don Krezek, AI Kuhn, Evan Lasky, Max Margohs, John Matthews, Mark Mers, Robert Mindell, Herb Oxman, Gus Pa- panikolas Bob Larry Irv Rupert, Ed Stua, Tre'xler O.K. WhifafcV Tom WllJ; Flyers Take Phoenix Star PHOENIX (UPI Veteran goalie All Millar of the Phoenix Roadrunners professional ice hockey team has been acquired by the Philadelphia Flyers, it was announced Tuesday. Millar, a 17-year iceman, wilt leave Arizona this weekend to i 'the National Hockey League Flyers at their training camp at Quebec City, Quebec.

Flyer general manger Bud Poile said he rated Millar as one of the top clutch goalten- oers jn hockey. The Roadrunners acquired goalie Rich Charron and forward Tommy McVie, plus the loan of left wingman Brian Smith in trade Tuesday with the Portland Buckaroos. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1967 NAU' Must Top Twosome FLAGSTAFF (UPI) Weber State fullback Lee White and tailback Henry Owens will be the biggest threat to Northern A i a University Lumber jacks Saturday, NAU coach Andy McDonald predicted Tuesday. White led the WSC Wildcats to a 32-14 win over the Lumberjacks last year. Owens made All-America in 1965.

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