At 8th Annual CGA -- State -- Senior Championship, Bradley's Par Round Leads.PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.--(BW SportsWire)--June 23, 1999-- "I'm loving the rarified rar·i·fied adj. Variant of rarefied. Adj. 1. rarified - having low density; "rare gasses"; "lightheaded from the rarefied mountain air" rarefied, rare air." Santa Monica's Bud Bradley T.A. Bud Bradley (born 30 April 1938 in Niagara Falls, Ontario) was a Progressive Conservative party member of the Canadian House of Commons. He was a dentist by career. was not talking about the cold, foggy and windy conditions that prevailed Wednesday during the first round of the eighth annual California Golf Association (State) Senior Amateur championship at Poppy Hills Golf Course The Poppy Hills Golf Course is a golf course in Pebble Beach, California, on the Monterey Peninsula just outside of Monterey, California. It was designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and it opened in 1986. . Bradley had reason to be enjoying the moment. He had just posted an exceptional 37-35 -- 72 on the 6,249-yard course. Not only was that good enough for the first-round lead in the 54-hole event, but it also elevated the South to a 229-231 lead in the annual team competition. Things like this just don't happen, especially since the championship moved from Ojai in 1994. Players representing the Northern California Northern California, sometimes referred to as NorCal, is the northern portion of the U.S. state of California. The region contains the San Francisco Bay Area, the state capital, Sacramento; as well as the substantial natural beauty of the redwood forests, the northern Golf Association have posted five straight wins and have not lost in team play since that part of the tournament was added in 1995. Three of the titles belong to defending champion defending champion n (SPORT) → defensor/a m/f del título defending champion n (Sport) → champion(ne) en titre Jim McMurtrey from Danville. Bradley played in the same foursome Wednesday and credited McMurtrey with helping his game. "I learn something every time I play golf with him," said Bradley. "I watch him like a hawk. He's wonderful to play with." Bradley must be a good student. He had birdies on three of Poppy's five par-5s against three bogeys. It matched his best round at Poppy Hills, but he was not ready to step to the winner's circle win·ner's circle n. pl. winners' circles An enclosed area at a racetrack where the winning horse and jockey are brought for awards and publicity. Noun 1. . "I shot 72 last year and then a million. This is a very dangerous golf course, but it was good to me today." Last year, Bradley opened with rounds of 73-72, but struggled home with an 83. McMurtrey went 71-74-74 -- 219 for his third title. Wednesday, McMurtrey fired a par-36 on the front nine, but finished with a 41 on the back nine, including a double-bogey on the final hole. "That wasn't very good, was it?" he smiled. Bradley is joined on the South team by Frank Merhar (78), Ed Rieu (79) and Paul Ladin (80). Only the best three scores count. Brentwood's Bob Olds led the North with a 76. McMurtrey followed with a 77, 1997 champion Cliff Davis a 78 and reigning NCGA (National Computer Graphics Association) A Fairfax, Virginia-based organization dedicated to developing and promoting the computer graphics industry. It maintained a clearinghouse for industry information. NCGA closed its doors in 1996. Senior champ Bob Heaton an 81. Pebble Beach's Chuck Weil, the 1992 winner, shot 79. Carmel's Paul Spengler, who was the champ in 1996, finished with an 81. Checking in behind Bradley with 74s were two other Southern Californians -- Preston Davis of Manhattan Beach Manhattan Beach, city (1990 pop. 32,063), Los Angeles co., S Calif., on Santa Monica Bay; inc. 1912. It is a residential and beach community with an oil refinery and nearby factories that produce transportation and electrical equipment, computers, and pottery. and Tom Eastlack of Menifee. The field will be cut to the low 24 scores and ties for Friday's final round. Following are the first-round results: 72 - Bud Bradley, Santa Monica Santa Monica (săn`tə mŏn`ĭkə), city (1990 pop. 86,905), Los Angeles co., S Calif., on Santa Monica Bay; inc. 1886. Tourism and retailing are important, and the city has motion-picture, biotechnology, and software industries. , 37-35. 74 - Preston Davis, Manhattan Beach, 35-39; Tom Eastlack, Menifee, 35-39. 75 - Jerry Hutton, Long Beach, 37-38; Larry Carr, Bakersfield, 36-39; Joe Saldana Joe Saldana (born November 14, 1944, Lincoln, Nebraska), is a former driver in the USAC and CART Championship Car series. He raced in the 1977-1980 seasons, with 31 combined career starts, including the 1978-1979 Indianapolis 500. , Avalon, 37-38; Peer Hegg, Hacienda Heights, 39-36. 76 - Peter Daley, Costa Mesa, 38-38; Joe Bolstad, Westlake Village, 37-39; Robert Erwin, Whittier, 37-39; Bob Olds, Brentwood, 36-40; Bob Wernick, Rancho Mirage, 39-37. 77 - Paul Kay, Encino, 37-40; Al D'Amato, La Quinta, 40-37; Jim McMurtrey, Danville, 36-41; Robert Callan, San Francisco, 39-38. 78 - Justin English, El Macero, 39-39; Cliff Davis, Suisun, 39-39; Frank Merhar, La Jolla, 37-41; Reuben de los Santos De Los Santos is a common surname in the Spanish language meaning of the saints.
79 - Art Arms, Rancho Santa Fe, 37-42; Bobby Fries, Fresno, 37-42; Earl Stewart, Fairfax, 39-40; Bob Kovash, San Francisco, 40-39; Ed Rieu, Palm Desert, 39-40; Jack Essex, Riverside, 37-42; Dick Dallagiacomo, Anderson, 39-40; Roly LaMontagne, Stockton, 41-38; Larry Wagner, Danville, 39-40; Chuck Weil, Pebble Beach, 41-38; William Paulson, Monterey, 36-43; Tracy Sergeant, Rodeo, 40-39. 80 - Ken Krieger, Lake Forest, 40-40; Joe Dudley, San Jose, 39-41; David Ellis, Roseville, 39-41; John Cartwright, Pauma Valley, 37-43; Jerry Chirpich, San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo (săn l `ĭs ōbĭs`pō), city (1990 pop. 41,958), seat of San Luis Obispo co., S Calif., near San Luis Obispo Bay; inc. 1856. , 40-40; Michael Drucker, Newport Beach, 38-42; Paul Ladin, Westlake Village, 40-40; Jim Noel, Rancho Mirage, 39-41. 81 - Bernie Overland, Placentia, 41-40; James Talbott, Reno, 39-42; Bob Heaton, Antioch, 41-40; Paul Spengler, 38-43; Jerry Hardy, Alviso Viejo, 39-42; Kent Winton, Atherton, 42-39; Dennis Iden, Costa Mesa, 41-40; Dennis Carunchio, Escondido, 43-38. 82 - Jim Ono, Fremont, 42-40; K.C. Crain, Venice, 39-43; John Jones, Rancho Mirage, 43-39; Al Cariss, Temecula, 40-42; Stephan Whitman, Martinez, 42-40. 83 - Reg Bailey, Antioch, 38-45; James Clarke, Cambria, 44-39; Andy Gonzalez, Monterey, 40-43. 84 - Jim Thurman, Clayton, 40-44; Gary Conti Conti (kôNtē`), cadet branch of the French royal house of Bourbon. Although the title of prince of Conti was created in the 16th cent. , 40-44; Ray Celaya, San Jose, 43-41; John Cranston, Los Altos Hills, 39-45. 85 - Van Rehbeck, Laguna Hills, 39-46; Len Santoro, Fountain Valley, 43-42. 86 - Thomas Smith, San Francisco , 39-47; Ted Gehrke, Redwood Estates, 39-47; Ray Laird, III, La Quinta, 45-41; Gil Carpio, San Jose, 44-42; David Sixt, San Diego, 41-45. 89 - John Snow, Del Mar, 44-45. |
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