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Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 55

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1976- A I I I PAGE 55 Sports Capsules Banks on ballot Silverbell golf course reported on schedule Wh Wt 512 for the Chicago Cubs, heads a list of five new candidates ellgl- We for election to baseball's Hall of Fame. first-time candidates are pitchers Jim Burning and Camllo Pascua outfielder Curt Flood and infielder Harvey KuZ, TMJT re maiIed vesterta 10-year members of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Japan leads U.S. NARASHINO, Japan (AP) Masayuki Naito, with a one- under-par 71 yesterday and a two-round 141, helped put Japan front of the United States 14-10 going into the final day of the two-nation college golf match. Saburo Fujiki of Japan had a 72142 on the Narashino Country Club course Scott Simpson, the 1976 NCAA champion from Southern California and first-round leader Jaime Gonzales of Oklahoma State were tied for third at 145.

Simpson shot a 70 and Gonzalez a 76. Japan won five of eight singles matches yesterday The two teams were tied 4-4 after Tuesday's doubles play. In singles and doubles, the winner gets two points. Each side gets one point in a tie. Proell wins downhill CORTINA d'AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) Annemarle Moser- Proell, returning from a one-year retirement and stomach surgery, won the women's downhill ski race Wednesday by nearly 2 seconds and grabbed the lead In the 1977 World Cup standings.

The five-time World Cup champion mastered the run on the Caprioli course in 1 minute, 34.43 seconds. Construction of the city's Silverbell Golf Course is on schedule, and is expected to be ready for play in about a year. In a progress report to the mayor and City Council, Assistant City Manager T.R. Campbell said grass should be planted on the Northwest Side course by mid-July. And the first 18 holes should be playable by next December.

CD Pipeline of Tucson is now rough-grading the site and the irrigation system should be installed by mid- May, Campbell says. Campbell says one minor problem was encountered during grading of the southeast comer of the course, an area formerly used as a city landfill. But course designers and planners have solved the problem by adding a three-foot plate of earth over the landfill area, Campbell says. The -additional earth will not affect the payability of the course, he added. The city eventually plans to develop two 18-hole golf courses and a regional park on the 645-acre site located at the Southeast corner of N.

Silverbell Road and W. Sweetwater Drive, west of Interstate 10. City officials estimate that construction of the first lg holes of the Silverbell course will cost between $750,000 and $800,000. Design of the facility will cost another $20,000. Funding will come from city bonds approved by voters in 1973.

The course was designed by Arthur "Jack" Snyder, an Arizona golf course architect who has designed 20 Arizona courses, including the south nine holes of Green Valley's course. The course will be watered with about one million gallons per day of treated sewage water from the city's sewage treatment plant located near the golf course. BELTED TIRES THIS WEEK ONLY FIBERGLASS BELTED POLYESTER CORD TIRES NHL CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division I I PIS gl Qa N.Y. Islanders 19 7 4 42 110 73 Philadelphia 16 7 7 39 110 B5 Atlanta 15 9 7 37 1M 68 N.Y. Rangers 13 12 7 33 123 110 SI.

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