The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 21

,1 Sunday. Jan. 31,1971 3 Elr Anmeton lar Now 50 percent completed 18hole becorriink reality course By RICK RAFAEL by as "one of the finest, if not the finest, in the Army." The 'par 72 course will -require accurate tee shots on the shorter boles and well-placed approach shots on the longer boles due to the undulating fairways. Coupled with the lakes and streams that line the fairways and greens, the many sand traps that will add contrast to the course, and a great number of trees, playing will require a great amount of determination and accuracy for a respectable round. The new course will stretch far past its present boundaries, back behind WAC Center Headquarters and clear across the post main along Remount Creek to the old ATT Headquarters.

Although the course is 7,025 yards long, it will require about 8,200 yards of walking or about five miles. Twelve new holes have been added to the present nine hole facility. Designer Cobb, has taken advantage of a few of the present holes which will remain with the new course but with a certain amount of renovation. Cobb commented on his work saying, "It was a great pleasure designing this course. The natural roll in the terrain, the vegetation and situation of the already existing nine holes made this job one of the most enjoyable and interesting I have ever done.

With this fine new course added to Ft. McCkllan's battery of sports activities, not only military golfers, but sportsmen, are promised an exciting future in sports at the installation. IT" Uu Star Spom Writer to i the last part of 1970, Ft McClellan received a new theater; a new post library and a new public address system among many other new additions and renovations. But; in the heart of Colonel George G. Hines, deputy post one new addition and renovation at Ft McClellan stands out About 50 per cent completed the once-dreamed-of lWwle golf course is gradually becoming a reality for one of the post's most avid golf players.

1 the untiring efforts of Col. Hines, which have been instrumental in bringing this championship facility to McClellan, the new course undoubtedly will rank among the top in the Army and this area. Designer, George W. Cobb, who has gained renown throughout the golfing world for designing seven of the nine courses -at Hilton Head, S. was retained to design the local Cobb, after considerable attention and special planning, has taken tremendous advantage of the natural terrain at the fort He also has taken special precautions, along with his associates and Col.

Hines, in picking out trees which would remain intact with the construction of the course. Trees at Ft McClellan are of a great variety, and Cobb noted that not only will this course be one of the most challenging he has designed but also one of the most beautiful. The old course, a nine-hole facility, was 6,192 yards long with a front nine of 3,132 yards and a back nine of 3,060 yards. When the new course is completed, the rolling fairways and greens will stretch 7,025 yards and incorporate multi-tee settings at each hole along with an abundance of lakes and. streams.

A championship (tiger) tee, one or two intermediate tees and the ladies' tee will dot course which is described BruiMtvirt; LOS ANGELES fAPi Curtis Rowe's 28 points and steady rebounding led the No. 2-ranked UCLA Bruins to a 71 non-conference basketball victory Saturday over UC Santa. Barbara. The Bruins played casually and shot poorly, possibly in anticipation of next weed's cross-town Pacific showdown with unbeaten Southern California. The Bruins and third-ranked Trojans are 4-0 in the Pac-8 race.

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Trojans to-man defense and pressed the Bruins, who missed xa succession of close-in shots early jn the game as the Gauchos kept the score close most of the way. After UCLA opened a 10-5 lead in the first few minutes. UCSB came back to outscore the Bruins 16-13 and cut the margin to 23-21 with 8' minutes to play before halftime. Rowe and Kenny Booker hlped give UCLA a 39-32 edge, but Schacter scored quick jump shots early in the second half as UCSB closed the gap to just four points at 52-48 with left. But then the Bruins outscbred the Gauchos 104 for a 10 point advantage.

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While at Mississippi State, the Maroons finished third in the NCAA finals. And while this is his first college job, Graham is no stranger to Alabama. He is nearing completion of the requirements for a Ph.D. at the University of Alabama and has played in numerous tournaments in Alabama during the past few years. The 31-year-old Primrose recently was married to Robin Lloyd, also a famous tennis star.

Mrs. Primrose has played professional tennis for the past 10 years and was recently ranked second in England. She is a native of South London, England. Bulldogs win 43rd Straight; Simmons MVP The Millerville Bulldogs made it 43 in-a-row Saturday night as they downed the Lineville Aggies 53-39 in the Clay County Tournament. Millerville's John Simmons was named Most' Valuable Player of the tournament while the Bulldogs placed four players on the All-Tourney team.

In the contest, Millerville jumped to a 8-3 lead at the end of the first period as either team was scoring well. But in the second period, Millerville opened up to take a 21-13 lead into the locker room. After intermission, that same Bulldogs consistency that has won them 43 games in the last two and a half years began to widen the gap and at the end of three periods, Millerville had built a 39-21 lead. Richard Gortney and Dick Toland led the Bulldogs in the win, each hitting 15 points and John Simmons added ten. Ricky Kidd was high man for the Aggies of coach Gerald Dial, putting 15 markers through the hoop.

Randy Sparks followed Kidd with seven. Named to the All-Tourney team besides Simmons, were Richard Gortney, Terry Nelson and Dick Toland, all of Millerville; Calvin Stowes, Jerry Griffin and Few from Ashland; Randy Sparks. Ricky Kidd. Horace Lindsay and Jerome Oliver, all from Lineville and Brown from Mellow Valley. Lineville 's team captured the tournament's reserve team competition championship with a 45-36 victory over Ashland.

Millerville returns to the hardwood Tuesday hosting B. B. Comer while Lineville travels to Heflin that same evening. Goss with 11 and Harold Wood with nine. Top man for Weaver was Butch Barker with 12, followed by Doug Giddens with 10, Steve Totherow seven, Will.

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130, St. Paul's 101 Vermont 63, Boston U. 59 Bloomfield 72, Barrington 71 BentJey 75, Newark Eng. S6 Oswego 63, Pittsburgh 60 Maine 112, Connecticut 99 Capital 107, AAt. Union 11 Ashland 44, Cleveland State 38 Western Michigan 93, Bowling Green 75 Edinboro State 96, Geneva 75 Indiana U.

of Pa. 59, Clarion State 58 Thiel 66, Bethany 65 Alliance 88, Pitt-Johnstown 76 Slippery Rock 85, Lock Haven 76 Carnegie-Mellon 86, Case Tech 77 Juniata 75, Wilkes 70, overtime Shippensburg 78, Bloomsburg 74 Cheyney State 78, Mlllersville 76 Penn State 68, Gettysburg 54 East Stroudsburg 71, Mansfield 63 Tampa 95, Chattanooga 86 St. Joseph's, 76, Xavier, Ohio, 74 Baltimore Loyola 78, Maryland-Baltimore County 48 Frostburg State 67, Bowie State 39 Ottawa 70, McPherson 65 Illinois (9, Notre Dame 66, overtime N. State 79, Southern Conn 72 Fresno State 97, San Diego State 96 Western Kentucky 80, Middle Tenn. 66 Transylvania, 91, Thomas More, Ky.69 Georgetown, Ky.

84, Oglethorpe, Ga. 73 St. Leo 83, Bethone Cookman so Biscayne 70, Rollins S7 LaSalle 79, Hofstra 62 Mississippi 133, LSU90 Lafayette 84, Delaware 62 Navy 57, NYU 50 Princeton 66, Rutgers 58 Iowa 87, Northwestern 85 Southern III. 89, Georgia Tech 69 Ohio Univ. 86, Kent State 76 Lafayette 84, Delaware 62 W.

Virginia 105, G. Washington 96 Manhattan 49, Army 38 Arizona 81, Brigham Young 76 Utah 95, Arizona State 90 SMY 90, Arkansas 18 UCLA 74, UC Santa Barbara 61 Maine 1 12, Connecticut 99 Tulsa 89, Wichita State 86 Princeton 66, Rutgers 58 Purdue 79, Marshall 74 Monmouth 77, Lawrence 74 Eau Claire 94, Oshkosh 65 Weaver beaten by SP. Garden The Weaver Bearcats traveled to Spring Garden Saturday night and came home with a sour 67-43 defeat at the hands of fiie powerful Panthers who tipped their season's mark to 15-3 with the win. Spring Garden jumped to a 13-9 lead at the first stop and increased their lead to 31-17 at the half. The third quarter saw the Bearcats fall to a 47-22 deficit and the Panthers med 20 points in the final frame lO jUSl iw uie imais iwi the win.

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