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THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1963 PAGE FOUR -SECTION Hjcson Creek Valley Golf Course A Feature of Our Big, Exciting ALLSTATE Tire Rodeo-Buy Now! Ml Dttofb Sfess sn g)KEE Another Golf Course For Tucson An architect's sketch shows Tucson Green Valley Golf I south of Tucson. The first nine holes of the 1 8-hole champion Course, now under construction in the Santa Cruz River Valley I ship course will be completed by Jan, I. Green Valley Golf Course J4BIIDS New Course Being Constructed Saf e-T-Tread Tires Retread -Sidewall to Sidewall 15-MODOTIHI Tubeless Blackwalls maintained by the sprinkler system. The completed nine hole course will cover 110 acres. When the entire 18-hole course is completed, a total of approximately 180 acres will be included.

Tucson's Green Valley's recreation complex will be adjacent to the golf course. The par-3 holes will lie closest to the recereation center. Also available will be a practice driving range, practice putting green and pitching green. A resident pro will be on hand at all times. Other features of the course include electric golf carts and a fully equipped pro shop, the latter designed by the architectural firm of Maxon, Smith and Mackie.

Contractor for the Tucson Green Valley golf course is Henry F. Shelton of Phoenix. Tucson Green Valley's first rental apartments will open in October. Initial phase of construction, taking in 311 acres, is being developed at a cost of $12.5 million by Maxon Construction Co. of Tucson.

Sponsor of the first phase of construction is Retirement Foundation a subsidiary of the University of Arizona Foundation. When completely developed, Tucson Green Valley will encompass an area of 10,000 acres. Developers forsee a future population of 50,000 in the community. long. Par on the first nine a total of 3,250 yards-will be 36.

One unusual feature of Tucson Green Valley's course is the addition of three separate par-3 holes for people who don't wish to play a full nine or 18. Three of the first nine holes will have water hazards provided by one large lake and two smaller ones. Hole No. three par 5 will be 580 yards from tee to green. Shortest hole of the first nine will be No.

seven only 160 yards. Landscaping plans call for planting of several hundred trees. A complete sprinkler control system will keep the Pencross creeping bentgrass greens, in good health. Fairways and roughs will also be Tucson Green Valley, a major retirement community now under construction south of Tucson in the Santa Cruz River Valley, will feature one of the finest 1 8-hole championship golf courses in the southwest. It will bring the number of courses in Tucson to 10.

The layout was designed by golf course architect Jack Snyder of Scottsdale, who has planned and developed many golf courses throughout the country. The first nine holes, to be completed by Jan. 1, will be developed at a cost of $125,000 in an area east of Tucson Green Valley's Fairway model homes. Running primarily north and south, the par 72 course will be 7000 yards WE 7.50x14 8.00x14 8.50x14 Plus Tax And Old Tire Off Your Car Regardless of Condition Arizona ns See Averages Drop Falling averages made themselves apparent to nearly all Arizona players in the minor leagues last week as only former Tucsonan Don Gile, playing for Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League came out in the plus colmun for the week. Gile went five for five last week to bring his season Tubeless White walls average to an even .250.

Ta Vaulter Eyes Mark Of 17 Feet Pennel Out To Make Height This Year NEW YORK ffl John Pennel, latest and best of the pole vaulting astronauts, hopes to crack the 17-foot barrier while he is hot. "At first, I thought there would be no 'more chances for me this year," the Miami, whiz said yesterday after arriving home with the victorious U. S. track and field team. "I've been invited to several exhibition meets in the Southwest.

If I can get two pole vaulters to go along with me so it will be real competition and not an exhibition, I'll push for 17 feet." The Northeast Louisiana 7.50x14 8.00x14 8.50x14 his season mark at 7-7 and brought his ERA to 4.02 with a loss last week. Here is how the other Ari-zonans are doing. William Akrinson, Phoenix, hitting .243 with Burlington of the Class A Midwest League; Alan Hall, ex-Uof hitting .172 with Augusta of the Class AA Sally League; Harold Jones, hitting .135 with Jacksonville of the Class AA International League; Gene Leek, ex-Uof hitting .197 with Lynchburg of the Class 2 Aces Recorded On Eighth At Rolling Hills Hole No. 8 at Rolling Hills Country Club took a terrific beating yesterday and the club's pro, Art Brown, could only shake his head and smile at the wonders of golf. The eighth at Rolling Hills is 161 yards over water and no one had ever been able to make a hole-in-one on it at least not until yesterday In the space of 20 minutes George M.

Green and George L. Beatty both scored aces. For Green, it was his first hole-in-one in 30 years of golf and he did it with a five-iron. Green was playing by himself and had it not been for workers Tommy Mendez and Roy Peterson, who were working on the green and stepped aside to let Green hit, he would have had no witnesses. Beatty got his first ace in 40 years of golf with a three-iron.

He was playing in a threesome with Mrs. Worda Moore and Mrs. Elaine Blenck. Plus Tax And Old Tire Off Your Car Regardless of Condition Above Sizes Fit Your Car coma is a Giants farm club. Ex-University of Arizona star Bill Barraclough dropped below the .300 mark with the Eugene, Ore.

club of the Northwest league. Barraclough currently sports a .293 average. Another former UofA player, Joe Skaisger almost managed to hold his own with the Great Falls Pioneer League club as his average dropped by only .003 percentage points to .309. The only other Arizonan to stay above the .300 mark was Mesan Paul Schaal of the California League's San Jose club. Schaal, who has been leading the league in hitting in recent weeks, fell .011 percentage points to a .339 season mark.

In the pitchers division, Marvin Dutt, formerly of the UofA upped his season mark to 5-4 with a win last week. Dutt has an ERA of 4.52 for the Teaxs League San Antonio Club. James Ward, also ex-Uof now with Albuquerque of the same league as Dutt, evened AA Sally League; Ron Phifer, Phoenix, hitting .250 with Springfield of the Class AA Eastern League; Jerry Robinson, Phoenix, hitting .170 with El Paso of the Clas AA Texas League; Chuck Shoemaker, Ex-UofA, hitting .212 State College athlete bettered the world mark for the sixth 1957-62 Chevrolet, 1957-62 Ford, 1957-61 Dodge, 1957- 62 Mercury, 1957-62 Plymouth, 1957-62 Pontiac, 1957-61 DeSoto, 1957-62 Oldsmobile, 1958- 62 Rambler, 1957-62 Chrysler Only the most select tire casings are used Modern tread design just like brand-new ALLSTATE tires a real value at this low price witn Bmghamton of the Eastern League; Gordon Wind-horn, Phoenix, hitting .250 with the Pacific Coast's San Diego team. Here is how the pitchers are doing. Harley Anderson, Phoenix, 10-4 with 10-4 with Stockton of the Class A California League; Robert Burger, Tempe, 5-4, with Thomasville of the Class A Ga-Fla.

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S.British meet in London. Previously in London and Warsaw he had gone 16-834. "I'm convinced the 17-foot mark will be reached and probably this year," Pennel said. "I would like to be the first to do it. It probably will take a 17-foot vault to win the Olympic title next year in Tokyo." Pennel was one of a party of 62 40 men and 22 girls who arrived by special chartered plane from a month's tour of Europe.

The American men beat the Soviet Union, Poland, West Germany and Britain, but the women members of the team were defeated in each of the dual clashes. Dan Ferris, 74-year-old secretary emeritus of the Amateur Athletic Union, who supervised the overseas campaign, said the United States must step up athletic programs for girl athletes in high schools and colleges if it is going to meet foreign competition. "We have been trying to do this for years but somehow the programs have not materialized," Ferris said. "Our girls lacked the necessary preliminary training but they got better as they went along. I have been advocating better athletic programs in schools for our girls for years.

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Or will it be the winner of a possible match between Ernie Terrell of Chicago and Doug Jones of New York? "We would like to make it between Liston and the Terrell-Jones winner," said Harry Markson, managing director of Madison Square Garden boxing. Such a fight might go on home television rather than the theater TV of recent championships. However, Mark-son admitted he has had no contact with Liston. One of boxing's informed sources told The Associated Press that no decision would be made on Lis-ton's next fight until Thursday night. Previously there had been reports there might be a meeting in New York Wednesday night between representatives of Liston and Clay to discuss a possible championship fight in September.

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