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uwKWlll UUUUU 1(1 i It, I'll Douglass captures second straight State Amateur on 37th By Joe Coniannoii Globe Stuff In future years, the record book wil state that Ilruce Douglass, age 22, won a second straight Slate Amateur golf championship at The Country CJub on July 10, 1976. Regrettably, it will fail to state that the opponent he beat that day was named Peter Teravainen, age 20. For, as Douglass has said, "nobody remembers who finishes second." Yet, to anyone who saw the match these two staged at this historic course yesterday, there will be no forgetting what transpired. In all of its fetching beauty, it showed what match play golf is all about. It was settled, dramatically, by Douglass, when he ran in a 22 foot putt on the 37th hole for a birdie three, a final stroke in an engrossing match that a seemingly-beaten Teravainen had sent into sudden death with an 18-foot putt for a birdie three on the 36th hole.

And yes, that was how it had gone all day, stretched out over nearly seven hours. Bathed in warm sunshine and responding to the competition at hand, these two had slugged it out to a standstill. "Never," said Douglass, "have I met a finer competitor." Never, indeed. After the morning 18, Teravainen, a junior economics major at wrested it back, with wins on the 20th and 21st. Quickly, Teravainen regained it, winning the 23d and 24th.

Then, Douglass evened it on the 29th. On that hole, he unleashed a drive estimated at 320 yards, setting him up for a six iron to the par-five green and a birdie. Undaunted, le-ravainen coaxed a seven iron into the 30th green for a birdie, then won the 31st when Douglass flew the green to go two down with five to play. On the 32d, Teravainen elected to use his driver off the fairway for his second shot. "I lost my balance and pulled the shot," he said, dejectedly.

He went into the woods, re quired two to get out and lost it. After, throwing away a chance for the win on the 15th, Douglass evened it on the par three 34th, rolling in a 25 foot birdie putt. "I needed that," said Douglass. "I was disappointed after the 15th (33d where they exchanged it with bogeys.) I put the pressure on myself to make it." He did, then won the 35th when Teravainen flew his second shot into the jungle. "I had a good lie (in rough) but I took too much club," he said.

The putt on the 36th followed a Douglass shot that was inside him. couldn't read the putt," said Teravainen. "I was just guessing. I was hoping it would stay on line." It did. Douglass missed from 12 feet and, after Teravainen exploded out of a trap to lie three, Douglass settled it.

"I said, 'It's now or never," said Douglass, who thus became only the fifth player in the history of the event (68 years) to repeat as Slate Amateur champion. Sometime, within the next year, he will leave the amateur ranks and turn professional. "I always wanted to be a performer," he said. "Of one kind or another. I can't sing.

I can't dance. I can't play basketball. It's golf." As sheer good theater, he will have to go some to equal the performance he and, yes, Teravainen put on yesterday on an historic golfing stage. Leaders' Cards STATE AMATEUR at The Country Club Championship Bruct Doualasi, Thorny Lea, (let. Ptlir Teravainen, Duxbury, 37 holes.

Tht Cords Mornlno Round TCC Par Out 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4-35 Douglas out 5 3 4 4 4 3 3 4 35 Teravainen out 44544334 536 TCC Por In 4 5 3 4 5 4 3 4 43671 Douglass In .4 6 3 3 5 4 4 4 4-36 71 Teravainen In 45344434 435-71 Afternoon Round Douglass out 4 3 4 4 5 4 3 4 536 Teravainen out 34545324 436 Douglass In 4 6 3 3 5 4 4 4 4-37-72 Terovoinen In 46246535 33874 37th holt Douglass 3 Trovoinen 4 Yale from Duxbury, was 1 up. Douglass, a December graduate of Murray Slate from Duxbury, Girls among entries for first lime Globe tourney: It's for kids Past winners 75 75 73 74 75 75 ll 76 72 74 73 74 72 14-15 DIVISION 1962- Shown McNiff, Salem 1963 Stephen Campbell. Bellevue K64 Wavne Blanchard, Reservation 1065 Tom Cavlcchi, Furnace Brook 1966 Peter Shelton, Needham 1967 Wayne Pick, Furnace Rrook 196 Lawrence Kellev, George Wright 1969 David Josselvn. Marshfield 1970 Robert Drew, Amesbury 1971 Kevin Wilczewski, Cerlar Hill 1972 Richard Conragon, Trollbrook 1973 Paul Llttleiohn, Braintree 1974 Richard Francev, Halifax 1975 David Farina, South Shore 1213 DIVISION 1962 Stephen Ktrouac. Sharon 1963 Phil Farina South Shore 1964 Lyman Doane II, Unicorn 1965 David Brussard, Mount Hood 1966 Dan Rourke, Frominaham 1967 Paul Feeney, Bellevue 1968 Rick DePamphilis, Oaklev 1969 Dan Reddish, South Shnre 1970 John Viera, Poauoy Brook 1971 Mike Costa, Plymouth 1972 Richard Franev.

Halifax 1973 We Parks, Meadow Brook 1974 Harold Marshall. Marlboro 1975 John VanWart, Thorny Lea 11-AND-UNDER-DIVISION 1968 Peter Hachey, Strawberry Valley 199 Murk Ridder, Ridrter Farm 1970 David Farina, Soulh Shore 1971 Dovid Forina, South Shore 1972 David Pane. Welleslev 1973 Bobby O'Brien 1974 Mike Huahes, South Shore 1975 Philip Kinsman, Concord I i fc British Open i at Southport, England Final Standings, Money Won $13,500 Johnny Miller 72-68-73-66-271 S9450 Severiano Ballesleros 69-69-73-74285 Jack Nicklaus 74-70-72-69-285 $6640 Ray Floyd 76-67-73-70-288 $5076 Tommy Horton 74-69-72-73268 Christy O'Connor, Jr 69-73-75-71288 Tom Kite 70-74-73-71-288 Hubert Green 72-70-78-68288 Mark James 76-72-74-66-288 $3730 Vicente Fernandei 79-71-69-70289 Peter Butler 74-72-73-70289 Norio Suiuki 69-75-75-70289 George Burnt 75-69-75-70-289 $2880 Brian Barnes 70-73-75-72290 $2425 Eamonn Darcy 78-71-71-71291 John Fourie 71-74-75-71-291 $1662 Guy Wolslenholme 76-72-71-73-292 Graham Marsh 71-73-72-76292 Jack Newton 70-74-76-72-292 Tom Weiskopt 73-72-76-71-292 $941 Stewart Ginn 78-72-72-71-293 David Huish 73-74-72-74-293 Alan Tapie 74-72-75-72-293 David Graham 77-70-75-71293 Chi-san Hsu 81-69-71-72293 Bob Shearer 76-73-75-69293 Simon Hobday 79-71-75-68-293 $623 Neil Coles 74-77-70-73-294 Doug Sanders 77-73-73-71-294 Gary Player 72-72-79-71-294 Nick Faldo 78-71-76-69-294 $533 Roberto de Vicenzo 77-71-76-72-296 Guy Hunt 76-66-76-76-296 Gene Littler 75-74-73-74-296 Bobby Cole 75-71-72-78-296 Hale Irwin 74-72-77-73-296 Paddy Ocuirk 76-70-77-73-296 $445 David Jagger 78-72-74-73-297 Vince Hood 76-74-73-74-297 Martin Foster 74-71-77-75-297 Ian Mosey 73-74-75-75-297 $393 Warren Humphreys 73-77-73-75-298 Peter Oosterhuis 74-75-77-72298 Peter Dawson 80-72-73-73-298 Malcolm Gregson 73-75-76-74-298 Tony Jacklin 73-77-76-72-298 Barry Burgess 75-76-74-73298 Out ol the money Peter Berry 80-72-71-76-299 Carl Hragins 77-67-81-74-299 Doug McClelland 74-73-77-75-299 Bob Murphy 75-77-73-74-299 Steve Adwick 78-71-74-76-299 Dale Hayes Bill Garrett 74-74-78-73-299 Arnold O'Connor 76-76-74-74-300 Arnold Palmer 75-72-76-77-300 John Hammond 74-76-73-77-300 David Talbot 74-74-74-78-300 Andries Oosthuiien 75-73-78-74-300 Robert Wynn 79-70-75-77-301 Bernard Gallacher 74-72-76-79-301 Danny Edwards 74-72-79-76-301 Peter Tupling 75-71-77-79-302 Liam Higgins 77-74-75-76-302 Bill Lockie 78-74-74-76-302 Alex Caygill 80-71-75-76-302 namely that absolutely no contestant boy or girl may be accompanied in the fairway by family members or friends during the playing of a round. Also, no one is permitted use of a golf cart or a caddie. Actually, the contestants won't give much thought to any of these things.

They are out to enjoy the day, and all the things that go with it. At the starting tee, each player will be given a tournament cap, and every entry will be a guest of The Globe at luncheon. Through the courtesy of Mr. Farina, privileges of the South Shore CC swimming pool will be extended following the rounds. This tournament is not dedicated to the proposition of producing champions, although many outstanding area golfers made their debut in it.

A striking example is offered, of course, by the home club's Dave Farina, who twice won the 11-and-under division and last year captured the 14-15 trophy with a record-matching 72. More recently, Dave was selected as a Globe All Scholastic golfer. He also won the prestigious Hornblower Memorial against adult competition this spring, and competed in last week's State Amateur at The Country Club. A boy from Framingham named Bill Mallon. 'now a touring pro, finished second to Wayne Fick back in '65.

And these are only samples. But once again the main objective is to gain the feeling of formal tournament procedure while having-a very good time. By Tom Fitzgerald Globe Staff It started with a casual conversation back in 1962. A man in the front office was wondering if it might not be a good idea to provide some pleasant and special competition lor the youngest members of the golfing community. There was the feeling that up and coming members of a new generation in the lower teens were too often regarded as tag-alongs in the publicized events for the haughty 16- and 17-year-olds.

It was agreed it might be worth a try, and with the instant cooperation of Philip Farina, there was a tournament at Phil's South Shore Country Club in Hingham, with a turnout of around 160 bright and capable young people. So it has gone over the years and tomorrow on the same South Shore playing ground there will be a gathering of about 200 for the 15th Boston Globe Youth Golf Tournament. The principal purpose is still the same. It is meant to be a day for good fun, good fellowship and demonstrably good golf. There have been some refinements of procedure and some forward-looking developments, of course, as there must be in any worthwhile venture.

And there is another on this occasion with the appearance of five young ladies in the field four in the 12-13 Division and one in the special nine-hole event for tplayers 11 and under. The other group, of course, is the 14-15 Division. Some of the con- tenders on that list are making their fourth or fifth appearance in the Globe event. Any adults who find a round of golf to be a time-consuming ordeal on a wearing weekend afternoon might profit by a visit to South Shore tomorrow. These youngsters not only play the game with surprising competence, but, with the blessing of their bright years, they don't make a ceremony of every shot.

They like to move at a lively pace, and it can be a joy to behold. There are some tournament regulations. One of these is to be observed more by the accompanying adults than by the kids themselves, Coaxing in eagle putt, Johnny Miller uses a little "English" on 13Ui hole of British Open at Southport, Eng. He won by six strokes. Story, Page 105.

(AP photo) Globe Tournament starling limes Tuesday's NEPGA lee times son, Harwich. 12:08 Bill Ezinickt, International GC; Ross Coon, Indian Ridge CC; Stan Baluik, Kirkbrae CC. 12:16 Bob Baldassari, Hillview CC; Giff Nutbrown, Waterville Valley CC; Dick Tremblay, Charmingfare Links. 12:24 Mac McHarg, Ft. Devens GC; Hao fv'oiia.

Soring Valiev CC; Phil Friel, Green Meodow GC. 12:32 Starters Time. 12:40 Joe Carr, Hold-en Hills CC; Bob Molt, Pleasant Valley CC; John Scheffer, Wianno Club. 12:48 Dan Diskin, Winchester CC; Jay Dolan, Hlllcrest CC; Ron Drimak, Deii-ham CC. 12:56 John Donovan, Norwood CC; Al Biondi, Sorinabrook CC; John Morgan, Belmont CC.

1:04 Charles Kozlowski, Marlboro Warren Birch, Wollaston GC; Art Harris, Mt. Pleasant CC. 1:12 Dave Marad, Essex CC; Paul Bartchouse, Ferncroft CC; Art Clcconi, Nashawtuc CC. 120 Dave Sampson, Lakeview GC: Dick LaGrasse, Easton CC; Bob Gunnarson. No Purse for the Championshio will be $5000 with $1000 to the winner.

In addition, the winner receives exemption to the PGA Chanwionshio, Pleasant Volley Classic, Club Professional Championship and the Izod International Defending Champion is Joe Carr of Hold-en Hills CC. There will be a pre-championshio Pro-Am on Monday, July 12, I9'6, starting at 8:00 m. Most of the Championship field will be playinq in the Pro-Am. SANDRA PALMER totals 217 11 AND UNDER DIVISION 10th Tee (Nine Holes) MORNING 8:30 Geoff Murphy, South Shore; William Nash, Hatherly; Edward Reii. Iv, Furnace Brook.

8:37 Bill Wol-lace, South Shore; John Clawson, Strawberry Valley; Henry Dirico, Wol-laston; 8:44 Joseph Healy, Crystal Springs; Susanne Starstok, Ponkapoag; Manuel Francis, Green Harbor; 8:51 Christopher Bono, Wellesley; Dan Gilbert, Charles River; John Whoulev, Woodland; 8:50 Dan Hurley, Mav-nord; Larry Bellorado, Winthrop; Tim Frechette, Weston. 12-13 DIVISION First Tee MORNING 8 00 Ted Galo, Saqamore Soring; Steve Gilbert, Sondy Burr, Scott Hurl-but, Cohasset; 8:07 Chin Johnson, North Hill; Tim Kroll, Powder Horn; Pamela Meany, Strawberry Valley; 8:14 Michael McNeice, Furnace Brook; Paul Mullen, Sprinq Valley, Steven Powell, Milton-Hoosic; 8:21 Raymond Russo, Pembroke; Mark Snow-croft, Pine Oaks: Robert Sheppard, Halifax; 8:28 Michael Glynn, Wal-pole; Charles Fox, Charles River; Michael Curley, Norwood. 8-35 William Cavanaugh, Bnae Burn; Tom Barrett 3d, Leo Martin; Michael Kerrigan, Franklin; 8:42 Philip Kingman, Concord; John McNama-ra, Oakley; Gregg Murphy, Norwood; 8-49 Richard Thombash, Powder Horn; Michael Verocka, Woyland; Gail Wahlauist, Nehoiden; 8:56 Fred Whouley, Woodland; Jeffrey Ferguson, Glen Ellen; Jeff Cohen, Winthrop: 9:03 Mike Hughes, Wavland; Jeff Howe, Thomson Club; James Morrison, Larry Gannon. 910 George Packard, Bellevue; Curt Raffi, Winchester; Stuart Bobbin, Lakeview; 9:17 Bob Boldossari, Hill-view; James Yukico, Nashowtuc; Kathy Vendetti, Pine Crest; 9:24 -Keith Waftu. Maynard; Michael Han-Ion, Woburn; Mork Latond, Bedford; 9 31 Keith Gover, Middleton; Donald Foley, Billerico; Joseph Doherty, AT FERNCROFT GC 8 a.m.

Ray Loioie. Worcester CC; Bill Horne. Cedar Glenn GC; Jim O'Leary, Oak Hill CC. 8:08 Bob Gardner, Worcester CC; Rich Rivers, Kernwood CC; Jeff Bailey, Ferncroft CC. 8.16 Mork Perreault, Cranberry Valley CC; Lucky Congo.

Merrimack GC; Phil Lane, Unattached. 8:24 Gene Peterson, Cohasset CC; Jack De-vine, Unicorn GC; Bart Brown, Middle-ton GC. 8:32 Bob Roche, Holden Hills CC; Mike Foster, Gannon Meml. GC; Douq Schamback, Woodstock CC. 8:40 Jim Sheerin, Abenoaui CC; Jack Gale, Rochester CC; Kurt Sokolowski, Meadow Brook GC.

8:48 Starters Time, 8:56 Allan Stewart, Cummaquid GC; Leon Thurston, Hoodkroft CC; Mai Negoshian, Westboro CC. 9:04 George Fauteux, Bellevue GC; Ed Tompkins, Crystal Springs GC. Mike Kelly. Oxford CC. 9:12 Jim Gaffney, Charles River CC; Todd Madden, Pine Valley GC; Jay Woodworth, Unattached.

9:20 Lou Thibeault, Edgewater CC; Tom Wilcox, Sankaty Head GC. Mike Mullavey, Mt. Pleasant GC. 9:28 Bill Flynn, Thomson CC; Billy Max, Franklin CC; Bob Crowley, Pine Brook CC. 9:36 Charles Volpone, Nashawtuc CC; Tom McGuirk, Vesper CC; Tony Morosco, Belmont CC.

9:44 Art Cornwell, Halifax CO Bob Quirk, Duxbury CC; Bert Abernathy, Little Harbor GC. 9:52 Starters Time. 10:00 Woody Kay, Hatherly CC; Dick Baker, Locust Valley CC; Charlie Lanzetlo, Marshfield CC; 10:08 Larry Heseni-us, Winthrop GC; Alex Burns, Ould Newbury CC; Bill Barclay, Solem CC. 10:16 Paul Donahue, Oakley CC; Les Kennedy, Pawtucket CC; Jim Browning, Weston GC. 10:24 Jock Hopkins, Concord CC; Tim Moore, Mt.

Snow CC; John Callahan, Suqarbush CC. 10:32 Bob Gillis, Bass Rock GC; Paul Munro, Folly Hill CC; Ron Ryan, Bear Hil GC. 10:40 Henry Trensas. Longmeodow GC; John Oterl, Thorny Lea GC; Walt Hewins, Bass River GC. 10 48 Starters Time.

10:56 Mike Wortis, Chestnut Hill CC; Steve Sewell, Woodland GC; Gerry Mackedon, Brockton CC: 11:04 Jim Gillis. Portland CC: Bill Lodge, Rockport GC; Tom Dufresne, Haverhill CC. 11:12 Dennis Grasso, Valley CC; Joe Benevento, Po-tovomut CC; Paddy LaCloir. New Bedford CC. 11:20 Andy Froude, Charles River CC; John Theo, Lakeview GC; Rick Wolcott, Laconia CC.

11:28 Larry Startzet. Stowe CC- Bruce Dobie. Green Hill CC: Don Cross, Glen Ellen CC 11:36 Dick Hanscom. Braintree GC; Mike Buia. Green Meartnw GC: Don CoHohan, The Country Club 11:44 Starters Time.

11:52 Ed WhnMcy, Lvnnfield Center GC; Cotton Dunn, Ke nwood CC; Bob Menne, Lawrence. Noon Joe Browning, Wavland CC: Ron Smith, Webhannet GC; Curt Mad- Globe Golf regulations Regulations It is stressed that each player should be at South Shore at least 15 minutes before listed time. There is a definite ban on caddies for any player, except for those under 12 or any player with a demonstrable physical handicap. Without exception, no player, or accompanying adults to ride in cart. Rules As in any formal tournament, USGA rules will prevail, with local modification as deemed necessary by officials.

In case of any doubt on a rules situation the contestant should seek out an official. And no player may be accompanied directly during the playing of the round by spectators. Directions South Shore Country Club is on South street, Hingham. Proceed south on Rte. 3A; turn right on Beal street, at Red Coach Grill.

Remain on Beal St. to South St. Palmer leads bv 2 in Women's Open PHILADELPHIA Steady Sandra Palmer, the defending champion, outgamed JoAnne Carner in a head-to-head confrontation yesterday and edged ahead by two strokes after three rounds of the US Women's Open Golf Championship at Rolling Green Golf Club. The 35-year-old Palmer, at 5-foot-l the smallest woman on the pro tour, shot a two-over-par 37-36-73 for a 54-hole total of 217 over a small but tricky course that has defied the best par-breakers in the distaff Although she lost her two-stroke' second-round lead, Carner, recognized as the strongest, belter in women's golf, was still in contention as she carded a six-over-par 38-39-77 for a three-round score of 219. Carner led Palmer by two strokes starting the third round, but a triple bogey on the par-three third hole and a double bogey on the 10th turned the struggle around.

Jane Blalock, the seven-year pro from New Hampshire, also was in contention as she carded a 35-38 73 for a 54-hole score of 220. She actually tied for the lead after 10 holes, but fell back when she double bogey ed 14 and went one over par on 17. The rest of the field appeared to have succumbed to the deceptive looking 6066-yard Rolling Green course with its tree-lined fairways, slick, elevated greens and deep-set bunkers. There was only one round of par or better yesterday eight for three rounds and that was a one-under-par 35-3570 for Susie McAllister who wound up at 224, seven strokes off the pace. Chelmsford; Scott Borettl, Unicorn; 9-38 John Conway, Vesper; Robin Auger, Folly Hill; William Foley Wollaston; Dean VanWart, Thorny Lea.

9:45 Anthony Coniglian, Rockoprt; Larry Bullock, Tedesco; Tim Barton, Braintree; Ronnie Lauscinski, Salem; 9:52 Andy McKenna, Mvooia; Tom Mulrey, Marlboro; Bob O'Brien, South Shore; Timothy McCoy, North Andover. 14-15 DIVISION First Tee MORNING 9:59 Robert Bold, Wollaston; Paul Barber, Bedford; Alble Auger, Folly Hill; 10:06 Peter Mockie, Weston; Sam Anastasi, North Hill; John Bour-que, Ponkapoog; 10:13 Robert Barbara, Franklin; Joseph McCarthy, Weston; Steven Burns, Hatherly; 10:20 Mark Byers, Brae Burn; Brad Cartwrlght, Braintree; Joe Carroll, Lost Brook; 10:27 Tim Cheetham, North Hill; Bob Chisholm, Ridder Farm; Robert Choanot, Walpole. 10:34 Steven Cornetta, Spring Valley; Al Domenicucci, Pembroke; Michael Flynn, Norfolk; 10:41 Ralph Froio, Cohasset; Ken Gaqnon, Wampo-tuck; Richie Galeazzo, Braintree; 10:43 Steve Gamer, Putterham; Jonathan Gibbons, Lost Brook; Greg Huqhes, South Shore; 10:55 Francis Ippoliti, Wamoatuck; Paul Jepsen, Leo Martin: Jimmy Kehoe, Scituate; 11:02 Biff Kelley, Milton-Hoosic; Glenn Kelly, Pembroke; George Krall, Sondy Burr. 11:09 James Leary, Sorina Valley; John Lloyd, Halifax; William Lobko-wici, Dedham; 11:16 Fronk I nc-Swain, Ponkapoag; Chris Mahoney, Wavland; Patrick Mahoney, 11:23 Joseph Moloney, George Wright; Richard Morahon, Oaklev; Dennis Meglev, Woodland; 11:30 Bob McGowan, George Wright; David ley, Ridder Farm; Brian O'Hanley, Furnace Brook; 11:37 John Proulv, Franklin; Ron Pease. South Shore; Geoffrey Powell, Milton-Hoosic.

11:44 Charles Rando, Pine Brook; Edward Roche, Marshfield; Sanford Sa-i erland, Leo Martin; 11:51 Henry Shanoski, Larry Gannon; Peter Shea, Saqamore Spring; Barry Simms, Strawberry Valley; 11:58 Mike Sullivan, Norwood; Tom Steckbeck, Brae Burn; David Smith, Wellesley. AFTERNOON 12:05 Robert Sullivan. Brookmeo-dow; Mouri Thomas. Halifax; Mark Vasopolli, Colonial; 12:12 Robert Weiss, Chelmsford; Greg Whelan, Soqa-more Springs; Ken WhaMey, Lynniielri Center; 12:19 Mike Williams, Crystal Springs; Frank Zola, Powder Horn; Williom Tomasolli, Bedford; 12:26 Daniel Toomey, Lvnnfield Center; Brod Tracey, Folly Hill; Mike Sluvski, Stow Acres; 12:33 Mork Smith, Cedor Glen; Chris Snowden, Tedesco; Don Sheehan, Colonial. 12:40 Chris Simon.

Nashowtuc; Douglas Simpson, Myopia; Dennis Rowe, Saddle Hill; 12:47 Steve Salah, Boss Rocks; Ed Schoeibe. Salem Municipal; Mark Nelson. Rork- 10. Cj fVUarn Thnmtnn US Women's Open Third Round Sandra Palmer 70-74-73217 JoAnne Garner 7hl-li-m Jane Blalock 75-72-73220 A-Deborah Mossey 75-74-7423 Susie McAllister 76-78-70224 Amy Alcotf 72-75-78225 Silvia Bertoloccini 78-73-74225 JoAnn Washom 75-77-74226 A-Mary Beth King 76-74-76226 Pat Bradley 74-71-81-226 Sharon Miller i 75-75-75227 Betty Burfeindt 77-74-622 Chako Hiquchi 72-77-78-227 Carole Skala 78-77-72-227 Judy Kimball 76-76-7-j 223 Susie Berning 73-76-79228 Gloria Ehret 77-75-76-228 Sanira Spuzich 76-78-71228 Mary Mills 75-77-77229 A-Nancy Porter 76-77-7622? A-Carole Serrwie 71-77 82230 Bonnie Lauer 73-80-77220 Jan Stephenson 79-76-75230 Joyce Kazmierski 74-75-81230 Hollis Stacy 75-80-75230 Connie Chillemi 69-C4-78 231 Laura Bauah 75-75-81231 Mary Lou Crocker 70-80-81231 Penny Conley 74-80-77231 Sandra Post 74-80-77231 Marlene Hagge 76-78-77231 Jocelyn Bourosso 78-77-77232 Ai-YuTu 79-77-76 $32 Maria Astrologes 77-76-80233 Judy Rankin 79-75-79233 Clifford Ann Creed 77-70-79 23 A-Lauren Howe 74-79-81234 Beth Stone 75 79-80 r4 Mary Horner 80-74-o 2-14 A-Nancy Syms 77-78-79234 Marlene Floyd 77-77-81235 Massako Sasaki 83-73-7? Jo Anne Prentice 77-79-80736 Kathy Postlewoit 80-75-2 237 Marv Canney 7A.74-'6 138 Marilvn Smith 78-78-82738 A-Barbora Borrow 79.77.8i ns Penny Piilz 70.75.8710 A-Lida Kinnlcuft 75-79-86 743 Janet Aulisi 83-78-84240 A Amateur. Local golf Member-Guest of Indian Ridge CC Andover Second Day First Flioht Steve O'Tooie, Greenwich.

Conn, and Haroid Dakin, plus Walter Degnan, IA and Joe Monahan III, plus 2. Second Fliaht John Davis, Quidnesset, R.I, and Jordan Elliot, plus 17; Chris Kdddarqs, Ferncroft and Tom Guancy, Dlus 5. Third Fliaht John McKenzie, Minnesota and Bob Grvo, plus Lou Sicard, Vesper and Ken Aboud. Plus 4. Fourth Flight Roger Pelletier, Kearsoge Valley and Joe Duffy, olus 11; Steve Cutler, P.ne Valley and Clive Fazloli, plus 9.

Fifth Flight Frank Guarlno, Winthrop and Dave Torcoro, plus 14; Jim Cerba Winchester, and Bob Derba, plus 8. Sixth Flight Joe Plunkett, Scituate ond Paul Rubber, Ed DiGiovanni, Salem ond Ed Heinemann, plus 5. Member-Guest at Meadow Brook CC First Flight P. Pike and S. Pike, olus 7: L.

Connors and J. Moody, plus T. Puopolo ond S. Jones, olus 8. Second Flight D.

Wood ond T. Rushton, plus F. Miassenan ond S. Anderotoila. olus J.

Canning and P- Vale, olus 4. Third Flight C. Curley ond P. Coruso, olus P. Doherty ond H.

Larsen, plus 41 R. Wexler and C. Corindia, olus 4. Fourth Flioht D. Finlayson and L.

Porks, plus J. Wouqh and A. Coleman, plus P. Fortin ond B. Gulvanesian, olus 5.

cfth Fi'OM D. Smith ond L. Zioo. olus J. Curley ond J.

Cu-lev. olus G. Larsen ond G. Larsen olus 7. Membcr-Gucst at Bluo Hill CC, Canton Overall Winner Gross Mel Rubin and Walter Zaniboni, 71.

Samuel Adorns Flioht Net Mel Stern ond Martin Rofbero, 57; Ben Moscox ond Louis Rudolph, 41; Sumnei Swiq oid Tony Mascio, 61. George Washington Fliaht Net William Greenbero and Jason Lono, 42; Phil Cohen ond Albert Berg, 43; Melvin Myers ond Marvin Kabochnick This week's coif schedule TODAY Meadow Brook member 9uest (final dov); Indian Riclne member iuest (final dov); USGA Women's Open of Springfield, Pa. (final round); PGA Tour Quad Cities Open (final round). TOMORROW 15th Boston Globe Youth Tournament ot South Shore; NEPGA prehampion-ship pro-am at Ferncroft; WGAM championship ol Winchester (auality-inq); Jimmy Fund celebrity tournanwnt ot Colonial. TUESDAY NEPGA sectioned championship at Ferncroft (second round); WGAM chamoionship ot Winchester (first round match ploy).

WEDNESDAY NEPGA sectional championship at Ferncroft (final); WGAM championship of Winchester (second round Cape Cod PGA pro-amoteur at Clauson's. THURSDAY Adams Bowl at Wellesley (first day); Pear Hilt member auest (first WGAM championship at Winchester (iemlfinals); PGA Tour Westcnester tournament at Rye, Y. (first round). FRIDAY WGAM championship of Winchester (final): Adams Bowl at Wellesley (second day); Bear Hill member-guest (second dov); Lexinaton member-guest (f'rst day); Nashowtuc member-ouest (first oay); Thomson Club member- Suest (first oay); Spring Valley mem-er-guest (first dayi: Concord invitation fourboll (first dov); NEPGA Pro-senior club member at Essex; PGA Tour Westcheser tournament (second round); LPGA Tour at Columbus, Ohio, (first round). SATURDAY Adams Bowt ot Wellesley (third A)oy); "Bear Hill merrAer-aoest (third Lexington memaer-quest (final Oay; Soring Voiy member-ouest (finot aoy); Smith Shore invitation fourboll (first oav: Nashawtvc member-guest (second dav); Thomson Club member-quest (second day); Foxboro member-quest (ffrst dov); Plymouth member-guest (first Oavt; G'en Ellen roember-ouet (first oav); PGA Tour Westct-esfer tournament (third round'; LPGA Tour (second round).

Public Lnks tourney begins tomorrow United Press International COON RAPIDS, Minn The week-long US Amateur Public Links golf championship will begin tomorrow at the challenging Bunker Hills Golf Club which has stumped golfers in tournaments for the past six years. A total of 159 golfers have entered the tournament sponsored by the United States Golf Association. Defending champion Randy Barenaba, Laie, Hawaii, is rinning. In six previous minor tournaments since 1970, there has not been a sub-par winning score on the par-72, course. Club; David Porker, Concord; William Mc3rde, Bellevue; 1:01 Kevin Mc-Gauley, Crystal Springs; Scott Mc-Guire.

Kernwood; Robert Malcolm, Oakley; 1:06 Marc Mariono. Mav-nard: Harold Marshall, Marlboro; James Lessard, Lakeview. 1:15 Mark Maher, Indian Ridne; John Mahoney, Woourn; John Lem-bach. Fresh Pond; 1:22 Gary Le-b'onc, Amesbury; Richard LaVacca. Cedar Glen; John Koslowski, Che'ms-ford; Joey Korovos, Nobnos-sett; Nicholas Kondon, Concord; Joy Knipe.

Marlboro; 1:36 Steven Kee-gan, Lexmqton; Rick Kardek, Amesbury; Stephen Jones. Woburn; Pout Bourque, Unicorn; 1:43 Greqory Ja-cobson. Bellevue; Ronald Huffman, Billerico: Kenneth Hayes, Groton; Joe Roli, Unicorn. 1:50 Wayne Guver, Middleton; Williom Greene. Myopia; Robert Gosselm.

Groton; John Hodges, Thorny Leo; 1:57 J. C. Forbes, Thomson Club; Stevo Foley, Billerica; Romilly Emmons, Tedesco; Neil Coronde, Thorny Leo: 2:04 Robert Dresser, Garden of Eden; Michoel Doherty, Meadow Brook; Jefrfey DeVmcentis, Saddle Hill; Brian Gerry. Salem; 2:11 Mork Doherty. Meadow Brook; Raymond Desmarois, Lorry Gonnon; Paul Deroa.

Winchester; Stephen Demiriioa, Belmont; 2-'8 Ted Dordam. Nashowtuc; Darnel Cu'is. Kernwood; Lowrence Crovo. Charles River; Jonn Doherty, Belmont. 2:25 Timothy Couohlin.

Fresh Pond: Scott Corroqhor, Bradford; Pool Cardinal, Bedford: Peier Morton, Norm Andover; 2:32 Scott Bums, Solem Municipol; Richard Bums. Middicot; Mvles Boulter, Wmttiroo; Will Wright, Nortn Andover; John Arota. Albemarle: James Vtdetto, Brookmea-oow: Mark Shurtleff. Pino Meadows: Robert Carlson. Brockton; 2:46 Jm Aoioni.

Lakeview; Tim Shaniey, Vorshf'etd: Dovid Page. WeHesiev; John Mukohy, Hatherly; 2:53 Robert Berchtoid. Garden ot Eden: Jim Jones. Royal Crest: Tony Mess-oa. Sondy Burr; John VonWart, Thorny Lee- Lister storms ahead in Quad Cities Associated Press ot Coal Volley, 111.

Dave Stockton 43-73-77-213 Third Round Scores Morfv Fleckman 70-71-72-213 John Lister 68-68-65201 Len Hinkel MOLINE, 111. John Lister of New Zealand a 63-71-68-201 Gov Brewer 70-73-71-214 -ra Ol IEW tedlana snoi a rndell 64-48-69-203 Rocky Thomoson 70-74-70-214 stx-under par 6a to take the lead after three rounds yes- T-l p. L.sii. twmq-ju terday in the $100,000 Quad Cities Open. Geo.

Archer 44-729-205 Howord Twitty mmj Tom purtzer 70-7O44-206 Monty Kaser Lister, 29, came from two strokes off the pace, fir- Joey dm. jTjn ing a 32-33 for a 12-under par total of 201 after 54 rZT S25 ESUJ holes- JDr "I was a little nervous starting out so my ball-hit- pjjj! ting wasn't as good as it should have been," the lanky If 2 made some good lon putts and a H3 1 88 that he ped. Tnen tne rest of my game started to come SftJtS! i ctrnr as 7-7n jii Jonti Hams cv-o-i 2 'o Mk liTO-? Roger MaltbiO 69-70-77-216 70-72-60i, Larry Nelson 48-71-77-214 Tne round started in a three-way tie for the lead jSS g-p-21. ItM among Fuzzy Zoeller Rex Caldwell and Mike Morley, each at eight-under 134. nZ Zoeller came in with a 34-34 on the par 71, 6305- yard Oakwood Country Club course, putting him at 11- $2 under 202, one stroke behind Lister.

tEtMj WiSl 70-70-7: iu 8umr 72-72-75-21? Ca.dweil was 34-3o and finished two shots behind 5,3, Wtl the leader- Last week's hoIe--in-one ROSS VONA ot Powderhom on tK i45-vord, 17tn hole. Fwino partners: Kevin Vona. Len DiMoagio, Kl tr M'tchell and Fronk Zolo. ART CHATLOS ot Middleton GC 'he 115 yard tnurtti ttolt. BOB KODiTEK ot Midd'eton GC on ts 135-vard.

16th hole. ROSALIND NOBLE ot Middleton GC on 135-vard. 14'h hole. ANDY PASCHESKV Ot So-in. Valiy CC on ttie por three, 205-yord 46'h d-io vritn a four wood Piayino partners: 1 Sieve Lone, Dove Fr.on I iMJ.4ai jmm.Mk e-irv i i V-,.