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Summer of 1973 Johnie F. Stapp and his asst. Dick Neel. The window to the right is where kids from the swimming pool came to order their candies and drinks and say, "charge it."
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1973 March 28 “NEO’s Golf Team in Opener Friday”
Hoping to gain their third straight Bi-State and NJCAA
Region 2 championship, Northeaster A&M golfers swing into a new season
Friday in a match against the Haskell Indian Junior College at Lawrence, Kan.
The players have been practicing at the Miami Country club,
where home matches will be held. Much assistance to the players has been given
by club pro Johnie Stapp and assistant pro Dick Neel. Last year the Norsemen
finished with a 9-1 record, the lone loss coming at Claremore.
1973 March 4 “Society Calendar”
The Miami Ladies Golf Association will hold a coffee at
10a.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. George Newman, 720 Second northwest. An
invitation is extended to all prospective members.
1973 March 9 “Mrs. Newman Hostess to Golfers”
The home of Mrs. Noma Newman, 720 Second northwest, was the
scene of the Miami Ladies Golf Association’s spring membership coffee Wednesday
morning. Hostess duties were shared by Gladys Wetzel, Wanda Couch and Dorothy
Gibson. The Centerpiece, created by Rosalie Patterson, depicted a putting green
and a simulated tree ornate with miniature hats such as worn by golfers. Aileen
Bradshaw, president, presided at the coffee service.
Yearbooks were distributed and activities for the season
were discussed. Lessons for new members will begin April 4.
Also present were Erin Wojcik, Hattie Wall, Grace Burns, Sue
Barnes, Barbara Shouse, Doris Wilson, Helen Moore, Virginia Sapp, Wanda Doan,
Jean Phillips, Marian Richards, Judy Weld, LaRue Gaines, Joyce Rutter, Mavis
Ford, Marylyn Adams, Rosalie Patterson, Rose Pratt, Pauline Taylor, Frances
McKinney, Fae Berentz, Gail Beck, Mary Robinson, Yvonne Temple, Ruth Heyburn,
Roma Dahl, Dorothy Hester, Lib Lillard, LaVon Young, Geneva Ramsey, Bonnie
Moody, Jean Ann Blue, Caryl Rohwedder, Clara Barton, Martha Elliott, Lottie Mae
Russell, Claire Oliver, and Ethel Mailath.
*I could only locate one article on the 1973 Girls Golf team.
** I would like to thank the Miami Public Library for coping MHS golf team photographs from the Miami High School Yearbooks from 1974--84.
1973 March 28 “Baxter Beats MHS Golfers”
Miami high school golfers, who lost at Baxter Springs in
their first competition of the season Tuesday, will compete Thursday in the
high school invitational tournament at Parsons, Kans. Archie Loehr is the MHS
golf coach.
In Tuesday’s matches on the soggy Baxter Springs Country
club course, the host high school team won by a 14-7 score. The only Miamian to
win was John Wallace, playing the No.5 position. His 83 score was the best for
the Miami quintet, and he beat Bob Green, who shot 99.
The medalist was Baxter’s No. 3 man, Robbie Robison, who
scored 79 for a victory over Kim King, 88. David Righthouse, 85) Baxter, beat
Bob Dow, 88; Jerry Boyd, 94, Baxter beat John Mirjanich, 96. Perry Ogle, 93,
Baxter, beat Dan Giffhorn, 94.
1973 March 30 “MHS Golfers”
Six golfers from MHS, coached by Archie Loehr, finished
fourth in two-ball and fifth in four-ball competition Thursday for 10 teams in
the annual Parsons, Kan., schoolboy tournament on the soggy Katy course.
Wardogs Bob Dow and John Mirjanich scored 87 each for a
total of 174 as Coffeyville and Parsons led with 150 each and Pittsburg was
second with 167. The Miami foursome totaled 354 for fifth in that phase of
competition with these 18-hole scores: John Wallace 83, Kim King 85, Wayne
Anderson 89, and Jack Brown 97.
Senior Bob Dow of the Wardogs fired a 125 yard “hole-in-one,”
but still must strive for membership in the ACE organization of golfers.
Dow was driving for the No. 9 hole, which is on a big green
that shares hole number 18. His drive sailed straight toward the No.18 flag and
dropped into the hole after one bounce. He managed to score a part three on the
No. 9 after lifting his ball from the No. 18 hole. (The joy of a 9-hole course.)
The Wardogs are scheduled to play their next rounds on the
Miami Country club course, with Joplin Parkwood here Monday and Baxter Springs
on Tuesday.
1973 April 15 “13 Teams in High School Golf Invitational
Meet Here Monday”
Miami’s Wardogs, coached by Archie Loehr, may be strong
contenders even though the only one player is back from the foursome that
carried the Wardogs to fourth place among 15 teams last year. Other teams
entered this year include Tulsa Edison, Muskogee, Fayetteville, Siloam Springs,
ark. Owasso, Pryor, Claremore, Tahlequah, Parsons, Kan., Fort Scott, Baxter
Springs, Nowata, Columbus, and Tulsa Cascia Hall.
1973 April 18 “Tulsa Edison Wins All Top Honors in Miami
Invitational Golf Event”
The 18-hole competition that was delayed one day by wet
conditions, the Eagles totaled 314 for the four-ball trophy on a three-over-par
75 by Medalist H.B. Warren, 79 each by Mark Brown, Sandy McNeill, and 81 by
Chris Harris.
Muskogee’s Roughers finished second to Edison with 329 and
Fayetteville, Ark., third. Miami team members finished in seventh place with
Bob Dow, 81; John Mirjanich, 87; John Wallace, 87; and Kim King 88.
1973 May 1 "Parkwood Girls Edge MHS, 4-3"
Joplin Parkwood edged Miami 4 to 3 in girls high school matches played Monday at the Miami Country club. Each team won three matches with Parkwood gaining the winning point for have the medalist. Judy Gregston with a 46 gave her victory over Melissa Landers.
Other results--Sandy Short, Parkwood defeated Brenda Brown. Kathy Kallenberger defeated Ann Cordell. Linda Wickham beat Kate Reed. Barbara Prewitt, Miami, defeated Nancy Lamb. Janie Adams, Miami, defeated Freda Whipkey. Mrs. Claire Oliver and her MHS girls will meet up in Joplin May 16 for a return match on the Schifferdecker course.
1973 May 1 “MHS 6th in Region Golf Meet”
Miami high school placed sixth among 13 teams that competed
Monday in the Class AAA regional golf on Rolling Hills course in Tulsa. The
winning team for the 36-hole competition was Bartlesville Sooner with a score
of 645. Next were Tulsa Kelley 661, Pryor and Claremore at 670 each, Jenks 678,
Miami 686, Sallisaw 693, Tahlequah 711, Owasso 774, Nowata 800 and Locust Grove
836.
Dow of Coach Archie Loehr’s Wardogs carded rounds of
80-83-163. Scores for the other Miamians were John Mirjanich 84-86-170; Kim
King, 87-89-176; John Wallace, 87-90-177; and Dan Giffhorn, 94-95-189.
1973 May 8 “Trophy Winners in the Schlitz Tournament”
Trophy winners in the fourth annual Schlitz golf tournament
that ended Sunday at the Miami Country club included, front row from left,
George Myers, No. 1 in the first flight; Al Williams, first in 3rd
flight; Dr. W.D. Jackson championship; John Robinson, Jr., tied for 2nd
in championship flight, and Charles Trussler, 2nd in 2nd
flight.
Back row Stratton Henley, tie for 2nd in first
flight; Mark Wojcik, tie for 2nd in championship fight, and Max
Martin, 2nd in third flight. Missing from the picture are Wayland
Kelly, first in 2nd flight and Jack Doan who tied for 2nd
in first flight. The scheduled 36-hole competition was stopped at the end of 27
holes because of heavy rains that started in the afternoon.
1973 May 13 “Miami Ladies Golf”
Winners for the past week in Miami Ladies Golf competition
were Championship fight Evelyn Hatfield; Class A, Beverly Jackson; Class B,
Lottie Mae Russell; Class C, Wanda Doan, and Class D. Frances McKinney and
Rosalie Patterson, tied. Wednesday’s play from the red tees will be for low
putts. The pairings”
No. 1 Tee: 9 a.m. LaVon Young, Mae Tate, Faye Berentz;
Lottie Mae Russell, LaRue Gaines, Yvonne Temple; Pauline Taylor, Joyce Rutter,
Lib Lillard, Jean Ann Blue; Sue Barnes, Helen Moore, Lois Garwood; Hattie Wall,
Virginia Sapp, Peg Murphy; Billie Pace, Marylyn Adams, Evelyn Hatfield; Geneva
Ramsey, Beverly Jackson, Barbara Shouse.
No. 6 Tee: Gladys Wetzel, Judith Weld, Rose Pratt; Etta
Viers, Caryl Rohwedder, Jean Phillips; Pauline Adkison, Aileen Bradshaw, Gail
Beck; Frances McKinney, Martha Elliott, Dorothy Hester; Roma Dahl, Mary
Robinson, Sue Enyart; Dorothy Gibson, Rosalee Patterson, Wanda Doan.
Afternoon: Mae Farrier, Jo Ann Smallwood, Claire Oliver,
Millie Carter, Marian Richards, Doris Wilson, and Ethel Mailath.
1973 June 6 “Miami Junior Golf”
Winners in junior golf competition last Friday at the Miami
Country club were:
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2-hole—Darren Foster and Mary Weitz.
4-hole—Brent Landers, Tracy Enyart.
Point Competition
B Flight Boys—Doug Smith, 2 points, Tommy Kidd, 1 point. B
Flight Girls—Sandy Jackson 2 points, Traci Bradshaw 1.
A Flight Boys—John Weitz, 2 points, Chris Adkison, 1 point.
A Flight Girls—Pam Landers, 2 points, Ann Heyburn, 1 point.
Championship Flight—John Mirjanich, 2 points, Wayne
Anderson, 1 point.
Pairings for Friday’s play:
Two-hole players: Darren Foster and Danny McKinney,
scorer—Matt
Giffhorn. Scott Collingsworth, Steven Blevins, and Meade Monger,
scorer-Barbara Blevins. Kim Weld, Lise Blevins, Donna Weitz, scorer—Melissa
Landers. Mary Ann Weitz, Mary Ann Kidd and Crissy Neal, scorer—Ruth Wills.
Four-hole players: Jay Jackson, Michael Weitz, Chris Young,
scorer—Roy Ober; Brent Landers and Billy Jackson, scorer--Loretta Weitz.
Matthew Monger and Raymond McKinney, scorer—Pat Collingsworth. Shelly Blevins,
Kirsten Couch, Susan Bennett, scorer--Karen Reavis; Shelly Weatherford, Tracy
Enyart, Debbie Jackson, scorer--Carol Smith; Cathy Harsch, Sally Neal,
scorer—Sue Weatherford.
1973 June 13 “Youth Golf Classic Winners”
Award Winners in the four county Youth Golf Classic held in
Miami were, front row from left: Sandy Jackson, first for under 14; Will Neel,
Tom Kidd, David Cresap and Debbie Jackson. Top row: John Mirjanich, who
repeated as champion; Wayne Anderson, Mike Hylton and Charlie Wilmoth, all
championship flight. John Mirjanich repeated at champion of the annual Youth Golf
Classic that was conducted Monday at the Miami Country club. He carded an
18-hole score of 42-42-84. Wayne Anderson of Miami was runner-up with 46-40-86.
Third place went to Mike Hylton, Miami
with a 43-45-88 and fourth to Charlie Wilmoth, 50-46-96.
The championship for boys and girls under 14 was Miami’s
Sandy Jackson, with 52-46-98. Will Neel of Shangri-la, Afton, was second with
48-51-99. Next were Tom Kidd with 100, David Cresap, 104.
The non-placing award for low girl went to Debbie Jackson of
Miami with 55-52-107.
Mirjanich clinched a berth in the July 11 state tournament
at Duncan. Pat Wilson of Miami helped conduct the Miami tournament sponsored by
independent life insurance agencies of Ottawa, Craig, Delaware, and Mayes
counties.
1973 June 20 “Neel-Cordell Team Captures Golf Title”
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Dick Neel and Tom Cordell winners of the pro/club president PGA event.
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Setting a new competitive course record with a 69, Dickie
Neel, assistant pro at Miami Country club, combined with club President, Tom
Cordell to take the South Central Section PGA tourney at Shangri-la Lodge.
Neel and Cordell won the second annual meet for assistant
pros and club presidents with a low team net total of 135. Cordell had a
scratch 76 to go with his handicap of 10 strokes.
Second team honors went to Mike Smiley and Lyndel Buck of
Lake Hefner Country club with a 137, followed by Bob Karlovich and Don Corp of
Indian Springs club in Broken Arrow with 144. In fourth place was Gary Sharp
and arch Henderson, also of Lake Hefner with 148.
Following Neel in individual low pros scoring were Guy
Walkingstick of Tulsa with 70, Karlovich and Smiley with 73’s.
1973 June 24 “Tulsa Girl Golf Champion”
Shooting a fine 80, Brenda Meyers of Tulsa far outdistanced
other linksters to capture the 14th annual Girls Invitational Golf
Tournament at the Miami Country club Friday. Brenda’s 39-41 put her in the
winner’s slot by 13 strokes. Claudia Lukken of Tulsa and Dena Dellasega of
Pittsburg, Kan., tied for 2nd after posting 92.
Sponsored by the Miami Ladies Golf Association, the event
drew contestants from three states. Mrs. Grace Painter served as tournament
chairman.
Coming in first in A flight age 13-14 was Sandy Jackson,
Miami, with a nine-hole score of 48, one stroke better than Holly Pryor of
Bartlesville.
1973 June 29 “Kansas City Chiefs Test Shangri-la Course”
A tall tale--All pro defensive end and tackle, Dave Hill, of the Kansas City Chiefs towers gigantically beside Miamian Max Blue during golf play Thursday afternoon at Shangri-la on Grand Lake's Monkey Island. A number of Miami and area golfers played with visiting Chiefs and several of their assistant coaches. Another visiting coach was Tom Hudspeth, formerly of Afton, who now is head football mentor for the University of Texas at El Paso.
1973 June 29 “Ladies’ Golf Notes”
The Miami Ladies Golf Association will not hold the usual
Wednesday activities this week because of July 4 Scotch foursomes that day.
Winners of blind hole (No. 12) competition last week were Championship, tie with
Billie Pace, Rebecca Mirjanich, and Barbara Shouse; Class A Erin Wojcik; Class
B tie with Virginia Sapp, Jean Ann Blue, Lottie Mae Russell, and Marian
Richards; Class C tie with Aileen Bradshaw, Rose Pratt; Class D Caryl
Rohwedder.
1973 July 1 “Junior Boys Golf Invitational Friday”
The Miami junior boys invitational to be held Friday at the
Miami Country club is the largest in the 13-year history of the local event.
Mrs. Loretta Weitz and Mrs. Melba Cordell are tournament co-chairman for the
Ladies Golf Association, which sponsors the tournament in cooperation with club
pro, Johnie F. Stapp.
Ron Streck of Tulsa won the championship last year with an
18-hole score of 39-35-74, two over the men’s par of 72.
1973 July 6 “Miami Ladies Golf Hosts Annual Guest Day”
The Miami Ladies guest day included golfers from Joplin and
Neosho, Mo., Caney, Columbus and Parsons, Kan., and Nowata, Broken Arrow,
Vinita, and Miami participating.
Prizes were awarded at the luncheon following play. The
tables were decorated with hat trees, depicting many themes. Each golfer used
her imagination in making unusual golf hats. Many prizes were awarded for the
colorful hats.
Claire Oliver and Rebecca Mirjanich of Miami were the
co-medalists for the golf competition. Low putts winner was Barb Kramer of
Neosho. Low gross prizes were given to every club represented.
Lois Garwood was Guest Day chairman with Frances McKinney
and Beverly Jackson serving with her on the committee. Ninety-one golfers
played.
1973 July 8 “Boys Invitational Tournament Champions”
The championship went to Mark Brown of Tulsa. It was one of
the most successful in the 13-year history of the event. It took four extra
holes of sudden death title playoff for Brown, a 5-9, 150 pound graduate of
Tulsa Edison High School, to edge Chuck Paine, a 6-3, 165-pounder who has
another year of golf and basketball competition at Muskogee High School.
They finished the regular 18 holes of the morning-afternoon
competition with 75, three over men’s par. On the fourth hole Brown sank a
12-foot par putt to win the victory.
Despite the fine play by the 17-year-olds in the
championship flight, a 16-year-old Tom Schuler of Tulsa Kelly, stole the show
in the 1973 Miami tournament by capturing medalist honors with a 37-35-72
score. Schuler, 5-7, 120 pounds, had wanted to exercise the tournament
privilege of moving to a higher flight, which in this case would have been
championship, but accepted the advice of a relative to remain in his own age
flight. Only championship fight contestants are eligible to play for the
championship.
Bartlesville’s Joe Hecksher, 16, whose cousins Hank and
Frank Hecksher have been fine football players at Miami high school, was runner-up
in president’ flight with a score of 75.
Winners and runners-up in other flight of the 128-player
tournament for ages 9 to 17, were:
A flight—Bobby Biser, 79: Mark Fields, 82.
B flight—Fred Daniels III, 44; Jim Fields, 45.
C flight—10-year-old Tracy Phillips of Tulsa, one of the
tourney’s smallest players, a sparkling 42; Brent Landers, 50.
Miamians in the event were Wayne Anderson, 88; Chris
Adkison, 89;Mike Hylton, 95; John Weitz, 99; Mike McGraw, Ponca City 90 (now a
PGA pro and golf coach at…); Will Neel, 103; David Weitz, 110; Bob Dinneen,
122; Tom Kidd, 47; Mike Richardson, 52, Mathew Monger, 53; Mike Weitz, 80;Billy
Jackson, 59.
Special support of the big tournament was provided by the
Chamber of Commerce, Miami’s two banks, Medical Arts Clinic, Miami Savings
& Loan, Garwood Agency, Pettett Mfg., and Miami Sales Co.
1973 July 15 “Ladies’ Golf Notes”
Winners the past week in Miami Ladies Golf were Championship,
Claire Oliver; Class A, Helen Moore; Class B, Marian Richards; Class C, Judy
Weld; and Class D, Caryl Rohwedder.
Wednesday’s play will be from the white tees for low gross.
The pairings:
No. 1 tee: Billie Pace, Melba Cordell, Faye Berentz; Yvonne
Temple, Rebecca Mirjanich, Claire Oliver; Evelyn Hatfield, Lib Lillard, Joyce
Rutter; LaRue Gaines, Beverly Jackson, Sue Barnes; Barbara Shouse, Marylyn
Adams, Helen Moore; Erin Wojcik, Lottie Mae Russell, Aileen Bradshaw; Lois
Garwood, Hattie Wall, Pauline Taylor.
No. 6 tee: Gail Beck, Frances McKinney, Rose Pratt; Etta
Viers, Judy Weld, Gladys Wetzel; Dorothy Hester, Bonnie Moody, Caryl Rohwedder,
Pauline Adkison.
Afternoon—Millie Carter, Ethel Mailath, Joan Smallwood, Sue
Enyart, Wanda Doan.
1973 July 17 “From the Clutter”
Bill Jackson, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayman
Jackson, 2107 Yale, came within an inch of firing a men’s birdie two on the No.
12 hole of the Miami Country club course while practicing golf early Monday
afternoon.
This is a 151-yard par three hole. At this stage of his practice,
Billy didn’t have his driver. He teed off with his putter and the mighty shot
for a 10-year-old landed on the green stopping 25 feet from the hole. His putt
halted an inch from the cup, and he holed out for a par three.
Practicing with him at the time was his pal, Brent Landers,
10, and Mrs. Claire Oliver, who for years has been a leader of youth golf
activities.
Billy, who has been golfing in Miami since age four, said
the No. 12 effort was his best—even with a putter all the way. He won the
driving trophy for his age flight in the recent Miami junior invitational tournament.
1973 July 19 "Miami Sisters Share Spotlight in State Meet"
The Jackson sisters of Miami, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Jackson, have shared the spotlight in this week's Oklahoma junior girls golf tournament at the Stillwater Country club.
Sandy Jackson, 13, youngest player to qualify for the championship flight, reached today's semi-finals by defeating Patty McGraw of Ponca City, 1 up on Wednesday.
Younger sister, Debbie, won second place in the nine-hole B flight with a score of 107. The winner at 105 was Rikki Norgaard of Stillwater.
Match-play results Wednesday in the championship flight included:
Jonni Koppitz, Alva, defeated Holly Pryor, Bartlesville, 7 and 6; Debby O'Toole, OKC defeated Lucia Lukken, Tulsa, 7 and 6; Brenda Moyers, Tulsa, edged Margaret Ward, Ardmore, 1 up.
1973 July 20 "Sandy Jackson of Miami Loses in Golf Semi-Finals"
Medalist Jonni Koppitz of Alva and Brenda Moyers of Tulsa were playing in Stillwater today for the Oklahoma Junior Girls golf championship. In Thursday's semi-finals, Brenda defeated 13-year-old Sandy Jackson of Miami, 5 and 4, while Miss Koppitz eliminated Debbie O'Toole of OKC, 3 and 2.
1973 August 12 “Tournament Winners”
1973 August 12 “Treadway Trophy Winners”
1973 September 2 “Miami’s Men’s Invitational Golf Meet
Next Weekend”
Some 140 golfers from several states, including a number of
former champions of the event will compete in the 18th annual Miami
Country club men’s tournament. Back as the defending champion is Bill Stewart
of Springfield, Mo. The former champions entered in the 1973 meet are Stewart,
Jackson, Pipes, Beck and Scaletty. A newcomer to the tournament who had an
impressive golf record at Akron, Ohio, is Stan Weld, who was transferred to the
B.F. Goodrich plant in Miami.
1973 September 10 “Jackson Wins Golf Crown”
Dr. W.D. Jackson became the second man in the history of the
Miami Country club’s men’s invitational golf tournament to capture the
championship three times when he took top honors here late Sunday afternoon.
The Miami dentist Jackson and Charles Talley, plumbing and
heating contractor from Springfield, Mo., finished the regular 36-hole lay with
identical scores of 146.
In a sudden-death playoff, each shot a par 4 on the first
hole. Talley missed a five-foot putt for a par 4 on the second hole. Jackson
sank his six-foot putt for par and the championship. Jackson won his previous
Miami tournament titles in 1959 and 1964. Now he is tied with Pursie Pipes of
Mt. Vernon, Ill., as the winningest men of the event.
Pipes carded 76 Sunday for a total 148 and a fourth-place
tie with Bob Lein of Miami, formerly the No. 1 golfer in Tulsa. Third place in
the tourney went to Dennis Goettel of Carthage, Mo., 147.
Other locals in the tournament are Kent Jeffries; 149, Bob
Hill, Jr.; 153, John Robinson, Jr., 154; Frank Jacobs, 154; John Robinson, Sr.,
160.
President’s flight Stan Weld, 153; Chi Galloway 157; Tom
Cordell 163; Ron Robinson, 167; Jim Rutter 171; Al White and Mark Wojcik 175.
A flight was won by Marshall Smith of Quapaw with a 161. Other
locals were Dr. W.D. Neal; 165, Charles Hirsch; 166, Rex Painter, 175; Bud
Gaines, 176.
B flight was won by Scotty Jackson, Tulsa University senior
from Miami and son of tourney champion Dr. Jackson, 87-77-164, Jerry Blevins
169; Bill Harsch 171; John Price, 176; H.D. Robinson, 178; Dick Lillard, 183.
C flight won by David Gaines, Miami, 178. Other locals
playing were Dick Lowry, 181, Cy Elmburg, 183; Jim Smallwood, 186; Bob Adams,
187; Max Martin, 190; Bill Oliver 196; K.C. Jeffries 191; Bill Hatfield, 194.
D flight third place went to Bob Garwood, 192; Joe Hankins,
193; Joel Ridenour, 197; George Wojcik, 198; Hank Garwood, 203; George Foster
216.
1973 September 28 “Men’s City Golf Tourney Next 2
Weekends”
Play will begin Saturday morning in the first round of the
annual men’s city golf championship at the Miami Country club. The 72-hole
competition will be completed with 18-hole round on October 6 and 7. In
addition to determining the club champion and runner-up, this year’s tournament
will have a new feature—team competition.
Through a computerized system, players will be assigned to
teams in a method that is designed to make all of the teams near equal in
strength. Scores for the first 36 holes will be bed into a computer that will
be programmed to divide total entries into teams.
A wide variety of merchandise will go to members of the
winning teams. Dr. W.D. Jackson is the tournament chairman.
1973 October 7
1973 October 8 “Stan Weld Wins City Golf Title”
Stan Weld is the 1973 men’s champion of the Miami Country
club and former champion of the Dr. W.D. Jackson is the runner-up. The 72-hole
tournament came to an end Sunday. Weld, who moved to Miami from Akron, Ohio,
last year to be B.F. Goodrich’s engineer in charge of major construction,
totaled 304 strokes while Jackson scored 309.
Four-man team competition was mixed with the tournament and
Dr. Jackson’s team won valuable merchandise prizes. Weld and Jackson received
trophies.
The computerized scoring was a good test, as the total
scores for the teams were relatively close, considering the 72-hole results for
20 players.
**This is the first reference to the use of a computer.
Individual and total scores for the five teams follow:
Dr. W. D. Jackson, 309; Jack Doan, 341; Jim Rutter, 368; and
Butch Garrette, 418. Total 1,436.
John Robinson, Jr., 313; Marion Zajic, 372; Bud Gaines, 371;
and Les Farris 389. Total 1,447.
Stan Weld, 304: David Gaines, 359; Dick Wadleigh, 380; and
Kenneth Richards, 404. Total 1,447.
Kent Jeffries, 324; George Wojcik, 368; Kermit Lewis, 364;
and Lou Mirjanich, 374. Total 1,450.
Rex Painter, 354; Stratton Henley, 345; Don Wiley, 369, and
Bill Oliver, 388. Total 1,456.
1973 October 28 “Ladies’ Golf Notes”
Winners the past week in the Miami Ladies Golf competition
were Championship, Evelyn Hatfield; Class A, Beverly Jackson; B, Pauline
Taylor; C. Rose Pratt; D. Rosalee Patterson. Wednesday’s play will be a turkey
shoot, using handicaps.
*Evelyn Hatfield, once again won the Miami Ladies Club championship and was also medalist. Ruth Heyburn placed second. I found this in other references but could not find an article about it.
1973 November 11 "Billie Pace Golf Prexy"
Officers were installed by the Miami Ladies Golf Association Wednesday in the home of Mr. D.E. Heyburn. The serving table was decorated with fall flowers in an antique basket arranged by Mrs. Rose Pratt. Installed were Billie Pace, president; Caryl Rohwedder, vice president; Etta Veirs, secretary; Sue Enyart, treasurer, and Evelyn Hatfield, association representative.
Sharing hostess duties were Ruth Heyburn, Val Dale,Bonnie Moody, Marian Richards, and Rose Pratt. Others attending were Mary Robinson, Gladys Wetzel, Gail Beck, Mavis Ford, Rosalee Patterson, Pauline Adkison, Peg Murphy, Fay Berentz, Judy Weld, Beverly Jackson, Yvonne Temple, Hattie Wall, Dorothy Hester, Jean Ann Blue, Geneva Ramsey, Frances McKinney, Helen Stapp, Noma Newman, Erin Wojcik, Aileen Bradshaw, LaVon Young, Lois Garwood, Roma Dahl, Lib Lillard, Pauline Taylor, and guest, Mrs. Dick Neel.
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