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Presa InfotnatlonStadford General InfolEatlonStanford Dlrectoryllead Coach Bluce SumerhaysMenrs sectlon

1978 OutlookRoster1978 schedulePLayer Profllea1977 ResultsStanford U. S, ColleSlate InvltatlonalPactf 1c-8 Southern DlvlslonStanford 1n the NCAA

wooen r s Sectlon1978 OutlookRos ter1978 SchedulePlaye! Ptofllea1977 Re6ults

toD llataotr Pro-AroStanfold Pto-Ao fot WoDeo's ColfStaoford Golf Hal1 of FaneStadford Colf Courae

PRESS INFORT{ATION

Requests for stanfotd golf lnfornatlon and photographa ahould be dlrectedto the Sports Infornatlon Offlce, Ilepartnetrt of Athletlcs, Stenford University,stanford, callfornla 94305. Phone (415) 497+418.

Credlt6: Photoa by Keeble & Shuchat. Cover deal8n by Sta$ford NewE and

Publlcatton servlce. special thaol€ to Hollle Ioone.Edtto!-UaEk fitzpetrlck

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STANFORD GENMAl INFORMATION

Locatlon: Stanford, Callfornia 94305Prestdent; D!. Rlchard W. L)'rnanAthlellc Director: Joseph R. RuetzEnrollnent: 5,435: 3,835 nen, 2,599 r'onenFounded: 1885Colors: Cardinal E l{hlteNlcknarne: CardlnalsConference: Men--Paclfic-8 (to becoroe Pacific-10 July I, I978)

Women--Norlhern Callfordia AthletLc ConferenceHone Course: Stanford CoLf Course1977 Records: Men--2-4-1, Ist in Pac-8 Southern Dlvlslon, l5rh (rle) tn NCAA

WoDe[--2nd {n Nor-Ca1

STANFORD DIRECTORY

GOLI COURSE

Gary Cavalll, DirectorNancy Pelerson, Assislant DirectorMark Fitzpatrlck, Sraf f Wrirer/EdtrorMo1lie Noone, Secretary

SPORTS INFORMATION OFITCE

ATHLETIC DEPARIUENT

Bruce Suftlerhays,Bud Ftnger, Golfcrounds ' offlce

llead CoachCourse Pro and !,lanager

(4t5) 323-5633Horoe (4I5) 651-2580Hone (4Is) 948-8394

(4151 327 -7787

(415) 497 -4418goee (4I5) 967-7597HoEe (415) 961-5679tloDe (415) 967-2073

Joseph Ruetz, DllectorBob Youflg, Assoclate Athletlc Dlrec!o!Don Tobin, Assoclate Athletic DlreclorPan Strathairn, Assoclate Athlelic Dlrector:Ray Young, Asslstant Athletlc DlrectorJohn Ilarbaugh, Faculty Representa!1veWes Ruff, Chalroan of Physlcal Educat{on?at Davls, Athletlc Offtce l,IanagerBette Robertson, Tlcket ltanagerJack l,aird, Alutrnl Refatlons DirectorPete Kmelovlc, ltanager of OperallonsHouie Dallnar, Director of Intranurals & Club SportsDr. Ired Behltng, Tean PhyslcianDr. Robert Janplls, Tean Physlcla[Dave Blanchard, llead Tralner

(4r5) 497-5791(4151 497-4595(4r5) 497 -4589(4t5) 497-459r(415) 497-0564(4r5) 497-r118(4r5) 497-3365(415) 497-4OO3(4r5) 497-4s9r(4 r5) 497-r02r(4t5) 497 -3076(4 r5) 497-050s(415) 497-r08l(4t5) 32t-4t21(4t5') 32t-4r2t(4r5r 497-t214

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BRUCE SI'}IMERMYS

Head colf Coach

The 1977 Northern Callfornla colfer of the Year, Bruce Surnerhaysbe81ns his first season as Stanfordrs head golf coach.

SulEerhays, 34, succeeds long-tlne Stanford flnks coaches Bud Fi$gerand Carroll Diaz. Finger, who coached the Card6 to a dual meet record of260-73-6 and 38 tournanent eins 1n his 29 years at the heLn, now serves asthe PGA pro and eanager of the Stanford Golf Course and Dr{ving Range. Dlaz,Stanfordrs woments coach for 2l years, currently supervises Stanfordtsphysical education progran ln golf.

Noted as an excellent teacher as rell as an outslaoding player,Sumerhays has \ron four Northern Callfornla tournanenls in recelt yeals--the Nor-Cal Open ln 1974, the Nor-Cal Match Play ln '72 and r77 and theNor-Cal Assistants tn r69. lte also placed !hi!d 1n the Btng Crosby Pro-Anin 1974, and has played ln the U.S. Open four tlnes,

Mdlltonally, Sumerhays qualifted for the 1977 PCA Champlonshlpplayed at Pebble Beach with a fifrh-p1ace flnish in the Club ProfesstonalsChanplonship. Hts htghest finish on the 1977 pro tour ceEe 1n the $25,000Sierra-Nevada open at the Edgerrood Course a! South Lake Tahoe, where hetook fourth.

Suftoerhays added international experlence to hls iecord last year.He conpeted on lhe PGA Cup Tean against Brltain and Ireland, and agalo hasbeen 6e1€cted to conpete In the club pro event ln r78.

Prior to cordlng to stanford, sumerhays was the teaching plofesslonalat the Ancll Hoffnan Golf Course in Carnlchael fo! trro yeals. fhe St. Louls,Mo. natlve begao hls pro career as the assistant at the olynplc Club 1n sanFranclsco tn 1966, a posltion he held for e{ght years. lle then served l8DonthE as lhe head pro at the Caneron Palk Couotry Club ln Shlngle SptlDgs.

Sumerhays and his r.ife Carolyo ltv€ {n FreDoot wlth thelr children--She11y, 12: Bryan, I0; Joseph, 6; Wllltan,4; Rachel, 3; Susarna,2; andBruce, Jr.. 3 nonths, Ilis brother Gary ls the golf coach at Sacradentors DeICaopo lttgh School.

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1978 UEN'S Ollrl,OOK

A conblnation of the o1d aDd the ner' leaves stadord 8o1f coach Bruce

Sumerhays optl-nlstlc 1n h1s flrst seasoo rdth the Cardinal Een.

The old--senlor Mlke Peck, a second-tesn A11-Ane!lca tn 1977 alrd a thtrd-tean choice 1n '76, \rho beglns hls third season as stanford rs nubber one golfer.

And the nen--freslman Doug Clarke of San Diego, I'ho Sumelhays bel1€vea has

the potential !o be one of the best co1leg1ale Solfers ln the country by hls aenlor

year.

"The outlook 1s irteresting,ir says Srimerhays, who replaces 39-year coach

Bud Ftrlger, now manager and pro at the Stanford Golf Course. "lJe could surprise

a lot of people if our young golfers cone through,"

Suunerhal's hae a btt of rebullding to do after Stadford rs Paclflc-8 Southern

Divlslon championshlp and l5th-place flnish in the NCAA last season. lhree membels

of the NCAA squad--Gtenn Goethals, Jay Johnston and Andy Macxay--have gladuated, ehilejunior l(iD Cater w1I1 coopete only part-llne this se€son in order to cooceottate on

hls pre-nedlcal studies.

The leade! of the Cardioals wiLl be Peck, eho flnished 22nd 1o the 1977 NCAA

Chanplo[ships and tled for the Pac-8 Southern Dlvlsloo tndividual crord. The only

senior on thls yearts squad, Peck 1s one of the longest drlvers ln the college 8arde.

The hlghllght of hls careei cane ln 1976, nhen he noll the U.S. Col1e8late Invltatlonalat Stanford and tied Ton watson's record of 2I2 for the lhree-louDd toulnanent.

But Clarke could challeDge Peck for the nr.mber one spot before the season 1s

through. The 1977 CIt Player of the Year, Clarke $oo the 1976 Trans-!119s1€6iPPt

Analeur and the r77 Southern Califolnla ADateur, and placed secoad 1n last yearrs

Westeln Afiateur. In wlnnlng the Southern Ca1 tourney' he defeated clto-tlne defendlng

NCAA charnplon Scott Slnpson of USC.

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Behind Peck and Clarke, Surnmerhays lates lunlor Bud Ardell. The 1976 l.lvp forBakersfleld J.C,, Ardel1 calle to Stanford in 1977 and played well ln several varsltyoutings,

"Hers a real sleeper," Su.@erhays says of Arde11, "Ite doesn't have a flashyreputation, but he ahrays comes through with a good round.i'

A quartet of talented sophoroores, led by J.C. transfer Steve Schroeder, willcontend for the other spots among the top slx. Schroealer, who cones to Stanford

after winning l,lVP honors at Menlo College last season, finlshed thlrd {n the

Northern californla quafifylng sectlon of the 1977 U.S. Anateur, sumerhays says

the graduate of Bellannine Prep is the best putter anong the Carditlals,

Other sophs to eatch are l(en Bak6t, a forDer Nee York State Junior Medalist,teo-tlne Southern Callfornla junior chanplon Doug Wit11an6 and two-time Colorado

state chanpiod Jeff Arms !r ong .

Sunnerhays also clte6 Junior Eduardo Cortes and fEeshnan Erlc Mors€ as strong

candidates for the varslty. Cortes, fron Bogota, Colonb1a, iron two rtatlonal Junlortennls lltles and tr,ro nationel prep golf titles ln his home country, rhl1e Morse

has played quile \rell for the Cards irt the early neets of the season.

Overal1, SuE[erhays says the Cards nay be stronger than ln 1977, but he adds

that so 1s the rest of the conference.

"USC (flfth in 1977 NCAA dee!) and UCIA are both inproved. Up north Oregon

(seventh 1n r77 NCAA) has another strong teaD, The competitlon Is leveling out

around the reEt of the country, too.rl

On the natlonal scene Surdnetheys rates def€ndlng chanplon llouston, Oklahoma

State and BrighaD Young the favorltes, with hopes that the Cards can crack the top

15.

Hlghllghthg the Stanford hobe seaaon i6 the aonual U.S. Collegiate Invltational,featurlng dany of the top teaE6 froo throughout the nation. Ibe tournanent will be

held April 20-22 on lhe Stanford colf Course.

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.Ion (Bud) Ardel1*

Jeff Annslrong

Ken Bakst*

Bill Behling

Kim cater**

Doug Clarke

Eduardo cortes

Ton Uales*

Joseph LitnoLi

Eric Molse

John Norville

Steve Schroeder

Doug Wt11lams

* letter:s earned

H!. llr.6-1 175 Jr.6-3 185 So.

6-2 r80 so.

5-7 155 so.

6-4 185 Jr.6-3 180 Fr.

6-1 160 Jr.

6-0 165 Jr.6-3 185 Jr.5-7 125 Ir.5-9 145 sr.6-0 175 sr.

6-2 l7o so.

6-2 17 5 so.

1978 MENIS GOLI' ROSTER

Class Hoiietonn (Ittgh School)

Bakersf ield (Hlghland)

Pueblo, Co1o. (Cenlennial)

creat Neck, N.Y. (Great Neck South)

Los Aftos nius (Gunn)

carmel (carDel)

San D1e8o (La Jo1la)

Bogota, colombla (Coleglo Nuevacranada)

Burllngane (Burllngabe)

vancouver, B.c, (st. lhol[es MoreAqulna6)

Falr oaks (Del Canpo)

Portland, 0!e. (Cleveland)

Prairie vlltage, Lan. (ShawneeMlsslofl East)

Atherton (Bellarrdlne)

Los AnSeles (Saflta Monlca)

l r!-lsLlsr (tle)

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1978 MF-NI S GOLF SCHEDULE

Earlv See6on ResultsFeb. 3Feb. 13Feb. l7Feb. 24

6th ln stanford Kick-off Tourlranentstanford 372, S.F, State 4I7, St. Mary's 419Paclficsacranento state rnvltallona1 at silverado cc

Renalning Scheduleyiar. 2-4 Pacific coast Intelcol1eglate at canyon crest cc

(Rlverslde) At1 DayMar. 13 at San Jose Slate (Pasatienpo CC)lrar. 16-18 Fresno Classlc at Ft. washington Gc AU Dayl,tar. 31-Apr. 2 Aztec Invitatlonal at Cerlton oaks GC (San DleSo) A11 DayApr. 7 San Jose State I P.n.Apr, 8 Utah NoonApr. t2-15 All-Anerican TournaDen! at Atascocita GC (Bouston) A11 DayApr. 20-22 Stanford Collegiate Irvltatlonal A11 DayApr, 27-29 Sun Devil Intercolleglele at I'lccordack Ranch Gc

(Phoenix, Arlz.) AIl DayPaclflc-8 Challpiooshlps at lrs AngeLeswolf Pack Classic at Edgetood GC (lake Tahoe, Nev.)NCAA chaDptonshlps at Eugele cc (Eugene' ore')

t4ay l-2l,lay l4-15June 7-10

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STANFORD HENIS PROFILES

BAKERSFIELD, CA]-IF.Eartted varslty letter las! season after transferrlng fron Bakersfield JuniorCo11ege...rated by coach sunmerhays as Stanfordrs number lhree player enter-lflg the season..,"a s1eeper," eccording to sNmerhays, "who could be thesurprise player on this year's t€am".,.ras Bakersfleld's UvP elth a 75.6 strokeaverage during f976 season.,.a1so a two-tide |OP for ltighlaod H.S.'.hopes toconvert hrrnan blology rdajor {nto nedical career.

JEFF ARMSTRONC 6-4 190 SOPHOMORE PUEBLO, COLO.

Could break lnto var:slty 11neup thls season after playing on stanford Jv In'77...won leo Colorado state chenplonshiPs shtle a PreP at Centennial 11.S...one of the best dEivers amonS the Csrdlnals. . . llaj oring itt industrlal e$gineer-ing lrith plans for buslness schoof.

JON (BUD) ARDELL 6-1 I75 JIJNIOR

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KEN BAKST I80 SOPHOMORE CREAT NECK, N.Y.Expected to be anorg Stanford's top six in r78,.,played ln several valsityloeets a year a8o...had outstandhg tlto-sPort career as a Prep a! Great Neck

South H.S..,earned all-conference honors in tennis and AU-North Shoie and

Al1-Nassau County recognitloo in go1f.,.ras 1975 Net.' York State end Long IslandGoff Assoclatlon Junior Medalls t . . . qua1lf1ed for 1977 U.S. Anateur. . .naj orlngln blology.

DOUG CI-ARKE 18O FRESHMAN SAN D]EGO, CALIF.

Ore of the top prep players ln lhe natlon last year...S@erhays ranks hinsecond behlod Al1-Anerlca l,tlke Peck on curtent Stalford ladd€r.'."Dou8 has

the abllity to becooe one of the lop co1le81ate golfers ilt the nat{on," saysthe Cardlnal coach,..von 1977 Southern Califomla Amateur over NCAA chamPion

Scott Sibpson of USC...advanced to fourth round of r77 U.s' Aleteur beforelosing to eventual champlon John Fought'..touest coEpetltive tound ls 54.

other l,taj or AchieveDents:1975--San Diego Counly Junior Golfer of the Year

1976--T!ans-Mlssisslppl Anateur ChaoPionUfl1ted States Junlor ChanPionshlp Runner-upJunlor World Chaoplonship Runnel-upLoir quallfier ln San Diego Sectlon of U.S. AnateurSan DleSo County Jrmlor Golfer of the YearRlverslde clf ChaDPlon

1977-- SeDlftnallst In llestern Atoateur

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EDUARDO CORTES 6-1 160 JIJNIOR BOCOTA, COI,OMBIA

one of the finest all-around athletes on the Stanford team...two-tine natlonalhlgh schoof golf chsriplon ln Colonbla...also rron t$o natlonal junlor tennlsdoubles titles...flnlshed fourlh ln hls countryrs 1975 oPen Colf CharDlonshlp...earned A11-City honors In besketball his sentor year 1n high school...has a

strong shot at playtng tn Cards'top slx thls seaeon. . . brothel Alex playedtennls at Stanford fron 1975-77,.,another brother, Rlcardo' pleyed tennisat Rtce.,.najoring 1n econonlcs wlth enphasls ln corPorate nanageDent.

ERIC MORSE 5-7 1,25 TRESHMAN I'AIR OAKS, CALIF.Another freshman lrho could nak€ an lmediate contrlbullon to the varslty...surprlse of team in early neets by playing in the top four...Played fo!sumnelhays' brother cary at sacranento's Del caDpo H.s...prep team l'onstate championshlp ln 1977 after second-place finlsh 1n r76...flrst SacraDentogolfer to be selecled on Northern Caliiornla Junlor AII-Slar te:rn...rancross country anal track and played basketball as a PreP'.'naloring lnbioch€nlstry l'ith plans for nedlcal school.

MIKE PECK 6-0 I15 SENIOR PRAIRIE VILLAGE' (AN.

Returns for third season as stanfordrs nurDber one Player. . . second-teard All-Anerlca ln 1917 after earning third-leam honors ln '76...honorab1e nentlonAll-Anertca 1n 1975..,1977 NCAA DrivinS Chanpion'. 'iton Pac-8 Southern Dlvlslontndivlduaf co-chanplonshlp in leadlng Cards to teem tltle last season, . . flnlshedtied for 22nd at NCAA...won 1976 U,S. Colleglate Invllatlonal at Stanford' tylngTorn watsonrs record of 212 for the three-round toumey ' . ' qualified for U.S. aod

World Junlor Amateurs as a senlor ln high school. . . Mlssourl Junior Chanplon ln1971 and'72..,selected to the sun Bowl Al1_Star Tournament in '76'..lettered!$lce as guard on basketball team at ShaltDee Misslo[ East Il.S...najorlngln economics r.rith eye toltard pro golf career.

STEVE SCHROEDER 6-2 170 SOPHOMORN ATITERTON ' CALIF.

Transfer fion Menlo College who should claln spot on varslty this year.'.nemedI977 All-Coast among lunlor college golfels...voted Menlors !l!rP last season

after earnlng llost Valuable Colfer honors at Bellarmlne Prep in 1976"'qualtfied for U.S. Anateur last year rlith third-Place flnish ln San Jose

Sectlon pley..,!tas second losest qualifler ln I977 san Franclsco Ctty }tatch

Play Tourney. . . flnlshed second in CCs Tourney his senlor year in hlgh school"'history oalor looklng to$ard a faw caree!'

DOUG WILLIAMS 6-2 175 SOPTTOUORE r,0S ANCELES, CAIIF,Anolher sophonore lJho could play ln the top slx...sae linited actlon ln 1977as lleirber of luntor varslty...holds lare distlnctlon of belng naoed MostValuable Golfer at trto dlfferent hl.gh schools. . . honored junlor year atIoglewood ll.S., before transferring !o Saota Monice H.S. and beconlng topgolfer there...I'on two Southern Callfollria Junior Assoclatlon Chanplonshlp6 . . .brother J1n currently plays for USC...coDblnlng degrees ln history and econo-olcs for posslble graduate work ln hlstory and 1ar..

I977 RESTILTS

Dual Matches r Won 2, Losl 4, Tted Ifeb, ll Fr:esno Stale l!t-13\Feb, 12 Paclflc 9-18Feb. 17 San Jose State at Alnaden 8!-l8tFeb. 22 at San Francisco State 23-4l,lar. 3 Callfornla at Walnut Creek 10-17May 6 San Jose State 7-20hay 20 Californla 15- 12

TournaoentsFeb. 4 lst 1n Stanford Ktck-off TounranentFeb, 25 3rd in Ilayrard State Invitatlonall,la!. 18-20 lst ln Confide[ce Masters Tourney at Half Moon Bey

Var. 23-25 6th 1n Paciflc CoaEt Invltatlonal at Santa BarbaraApr. l-2 7th in Fresno ClassicApr, 5-8 l0th ln western lntercolleglatea at PasatleDpo CC

Apr. 13-16 lSth In A-I1-Arderican Tournanent at llouston, Tex,Lpt. 2l-23 2nd in Stanford U,S. Colleglate InvitationalApr. 28-30 9th tn sun Devil Tour[anent at Phoenix, Arlz'l,lay 2-3 lsl in Pac-8 Southern Divlsion Chanpionshlps at stanfordl,lay 2l lsl al San Franclsco Colf ClubJune 8-Il l5th (Tle) ln NCAA Chenplonsh{ps at llanllton' N.Y.

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U. S. COLLEGIATE INVITATIOML

In lls ten yeais of exlslence the Stanford u. S' Colleglate InvltatlonalC,oIf Tournanent has grown to becone one of the nost outstanding intercolleSlatechanplonshlps in the west. The llth u. S. Colleglate Invltatlonal wtll be heldthls season fron April 20-22 on the Stanford Golf course.

In 1977 Gerry Slnotrl of San Dtego State shot a 72 tn the flnsl round topu1l away fron the field and rln the lnd{vtdual chanplonship ldth e score of 215

for the rhree-lound tourney. Staflfordts ]like Peck, ilho tted the Invltatlonalrecord of 212 in wlnning the 1976 chaDptonship, took second at 219.

San Dlego State non the '77 teaE tltle idth a score of 887, coEPared toStanfordts second-p1ace total of 897. Slanford has tJon seven of the l0 teanchanplonships, includlng a strlng of s1x in a roe froo 1970-75.

Flve Cardinals have r'on or shared the individual tltle. Peck shares thelournament record \rlth forner Stanford Sreat Ton lJatson, nho r,on the title in191t.

YearPast wlnners:Tean Ctanplon Score

1968 STANFORn1969 USCI97O STANFOR.DI97I STANFORD1972 STANFOR.D197 3 STANFORD

1974 STANFORN 8711975 STANTORD 8731976 San Jose State 8701977 San Dlego State 887

Individual ChanpionSANDY ATELMAN (STANFORD) 2T4Gary Sanders (USC) 219GARY VANIE (STANFORN) 2I5TOM I.IATSON (STANFORD) 2I2Rex Caldwell (San Dtego state) 216CONRAD NILMEIR (STANFORD) 220Ph{l Balry (sao Jose state) 22oDAVE BASKINS (STANFORD) 2T4Mark Lye (San Jose State) 214MIKE PECK (STANFOM) 2L2Cerry slnofli (san Diego state) 215

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PACIF]C.8 SOTIIHERN DIVISION

Slanford ir11l conpete agaln thls season 1II the Paclfic-8 Southern DlvisionChanpionships, May 1-2 ill Los Angeles. Next year the Cards be81n Pac-Io playrtith the addtlton of Ailzona and Arlzona Stale.

In the 1977 conference Eeet on the Stenford Golf Course, Stanfold ended

USCrs slrl$g of foul codsecutive divlslon chanpionships by defeatlng the Trojans,ll78-Il8l, ln lhe four-round lournanent. UCLA was third at 1204, follorled by

Cellfornta al l2 57.stanfordrs l,tike Peck, wlth a score of 288, tted USc's Larry Colllns for

nedellst honors, Other Cardlnal 6cores were: Jay Johnston (29I), Rin Cater (295),Andy Macf.ay (304), Glenn Goethsls (310) and Bruce Carrtinal (313).

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STAITIToRD IN THE NCAA

stanfold I s Top Flnlshes:Year Hos! or Slte ChanDion Coach Score Runner-up Scole1938 Luisvllle STANFoR.D Eddie Tltt8gs 501 oklahona 609

1939 Ekwanok S?AN?oRD Eddie 1\rlggs 612 Northwestern 514

I94l ohlo Stale STANFoRD Eddle Tst8gs 580 LSU

1942 Notre Dame STANFORD Eddle Tvlggs 590LSU Mike Donahue 590

1946 Princeton STANFORI Eddle Tr'l8gs 619 Michigan 638

f953 Broadnoo! STANFoRD Bud Flnger 578 No. Carohna 580

1957 BroadEoor Houston Dave !,lil1laros 602 STANFoRD 603

stanford hosted lhe 1948 and 1966 NCAA ChaDptonshlps. San Jose State eon the r48!il1e, wtth ltouston taklng lhe chaoplonshlp in 166.

Number of Tean Champlonshlps, Al1-Tipe

s99

Yale 2l l,oulslana State 4 Texas 2 Ohlo State Illouston 14 North Texas State 4 Wake lorest 2 Purdue I

2 Darteouth I San Jose Stale I2 Notre Dane I So- Uethodlst 1

Princeton l2 FloridaSTANFoRD 6 Mtchigan

Tean Scores:

Ilarvard 6 oklahoma State 2

Note: Table lrcfudeE co-chanpionships .

While the Cardinals have won s1x tean tltles, Slanfordrs only indlvldual champion-shlp cane in 1942 when Fiank Tatun, Jr, eon under the natch play forEat.

1977 NCAA RESIJITSSeven oaks Golf course

Hantlton, N,Y.

Individual Leaders: Stanford ScoresI. Houston ll97 l Scolt slmpson, USc 289 Mike Peck 72-78-77-7A--3052. Oklahol8 S!. 1205 2. lee Mlkles, ASU 290 Glenn Goethals 8l-75-77-80--3123, Arizona st. l2ll 3. John srark, Houston 291 Kin ceter 80-79-79-78--316

ceorgla l2ll 4. Lindy Miller, ok1i. st. 295 Jay Johnston 81-81-81-79--3225. USC l2l2 5, Dan PohI. Arizona 296 ..6. Brishao youns l2I9 ""uu"-i.ia""rl-olu*" ;;; Andv HacKav 80-79-86-85--3307. oregon 1228 cus llolblook, eeorgia 296 (Top four added fot teaD score)8, Florida 1230 David Edsards, okla.St. 2969. ohio stare 1232 9. scotr ltoch,wake Fore6r 298

10. llake Forest 1233 10. John cook, ohio State 29911. Texas A & M 1234 Ll. U Floli, llouston 30012. No. Carollna 1240 chlp Beck, Ceorgla 30013. San Jose St. 1241 13. Joe lJalter, Georgla 30114. Ga. southero 1247 Ron Kilby, Ilouston 30115. STANFoRD L24a Mlke Brannan, BYU 30r

san Diego st' 1248 22. Mike peck, sranford 305(tled wlth six olhers)

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1978 wOtlEN'| S OUTLOO(

Though rhe 1978 edltlon of Stanfordrs wornenrs golf wonrr have strengthin nu[rbels, flrst-year coach Bruce Suftnerhays says hls six-rdeDber squad has the

nucleus for a solid progran on The Farm.

"Wetre a young team," says Su@erhays, who takes over the sonenrs tean fron2l-year coach Carroll Dlaz, now the fult-tine direclor of Stanford's physical educa-

tlon progran for golf. "lJe have to overcome a lot of the inconslgtencles that hurtthe lronen last year. "

Back for her thlrd year as the Cerdrs top player is lunior Sally Voss, tnicean All Nor-Ca1 Conference selectlon. Voss has been consistently below 80 tn the

early nalches of the season, and could cofltend for the leaguers lndtvldual tltle."Sheis going to be e rorderful player," Sumeihays says. i'She has the abtltty

to lrin sone toulnanelts this season. Sally has had sone bad tounds ln the pa€t, butnow sheis playtng with more patlence and.naking good shots."

Voss has a lengthy l1st of acconpllshments to het record. In addition tonurerous slate and Mlddle Atlantic litles won durln8 her high school days tnBethesda, !1d., voss participated tn the 1977 U.S. Wonen's Open. Sultmerhays lauds

her ablltty to hit drlves wlth dlstance as rle11 as accuracy.

BaltLlng for the nunber two spot behind Voss are freshrnan Petty Plchoo aod

sophonore AII{son Ftnney. Plchol!, fron Aurora, Co1o., ron state lunior tltles 1n

1974 end '76, and twlce flnlshed second itl the Denver wonenrs Invltaliona1. The

nlnner of the 1977 Colgate-Palnollve Wonen's Golf Scholarshtp, Ptchon held the

distlnc!1on of being the flrst wonan on the golf tead at Cherry Creek HlBh School.

"Patty is an excellent golfer right now, but rlLl. contlnue !o lnprove," says

SuErerhays, "She 1s a flnesse player eho has the potentlal to develop loto alr out-standlng colleBlate golfe!. llet success on the Junior and prep levels speaks forttself. "

Finney, eho Sumerhays says la the stroflgest nernber of the tean, played aDong

the Caldinalst top thlee as a freshnan in 1977. She Ia a strong httter oho playeil on

the oents golf tean at Ne\r Trler East {tgh in Wtnnetka, Ill."A11lson has the capabilities to be overporertnS,r' says Suunerhays. "Few

people wtll outdrive her durlng the course of the season.,'

RoundlnS out the I'onents 6quad are sophonores Rathanne Llmch and Nola Mlyasaki

and senlor Sue lloovet. Lynch, a forEer Connecticut Junlor chanplon, 1s an outstandingathlete who 16 one of the Cardlnalsr strongest players arouod the greens, Miyasakl

also has an accurate short gane, whlle Hoover returns fo! her fourth year on the

varslty.Ovetall, Sumerhays says hls'78 squad is actually two teans in ooe.

"we have three g1r1s who can conslstently bteak 80, and aoother three who loay

at tldes struggle to get into the 80rs. We have soDe good young talent, but l.re,te

short on exper{ence.'l

Sufioerhays plcks defendlng conference chanpion Sen Jose State as a heavy

favorite lo lhe Nor-Cal, with Stanford havlng a strong shot et second.

"San Jose w111 be extrenely tough to beat, Rlght now I would rank theh anong

the top fou! teans in the nation.r'

Agaln this year, the No!-Cal tean chanploo l.ill be declded by a series of one-

round tournanents alternated aroong the flve league sites. The Stanford colf Course

eill be lhe 6cene of the thlrd round l,tarch 7, Starford also plsys host to lhe

leaSueis iDdlvLdual chaepionshlp neet Uay 3-4.

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1978 IIOMENI S EOI,F ROSTER

NsD€ f,t. l{t. Claaa Blrthdate llonetor.tr (Hlah School)

AlllEon flnney* 5-6 135 so. 11-17-58 wlnnetka, I11. ([€r. frter East)

Sue lloover 5-8 135 Sr. 4-9-56 lake foEest, Il1. (Lake FoEest)

lbthenne Lynch 5-7 L25 So. l2-ll-57 Utddlebury, Conn. (Aohetst Ceotral)

NoL6 lttyasakl 5-4 125 So, f-f-58 llonolulu, Ha. (Punahou)

Patty Plchon 5-5 122 Fr. 3-23-59 Aurora, CoIo. (Cherry Creek)

Sally voss** 5-5 f20 Jr, 12-13-57 Bethesda, d. (Holtoo-Aros)

* Ietters earned

1978 STANT'ORD GOLF SCTIEDlllE

Eerly Seeson Results

Feb. 14 Second in I{CAC Tournafient at Sacrauento State

Feb. 16-17 fourth ln Arizone InvltationelFeb. 2l second ln NCAC TouroaDent at UC-Davls

Remalnlng Schealule

l,lar. 7 NcAc et stanfotd A1l Day

Mar. 13 NCAC at san Jose state (v111e8es Golf Cl.ub)

LpE. 7 NCAC at Nevsda-Reno (Slte TBA)

Ap!. 13-15 Ledy sur Devtl et Phoenft, Artz. (century country club)

. M,ay 3-4 NCAC chesplonshtp at steofotd All Day

Uay 12 North-South All-Stars at IrDPoc

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STAXT'OR.D WOMENIS PROFILES

ALLISON FINNEY 5-6 135 SOPHOMORE WINNETKA, ILL.Enters the season as Stanfordrs nunber tno player behlnd Sa1ly Voss . . .l.etteredas a freshrnan In 1977, ranking among the Cardrs top four players throuShoutlhe season...rrthe nost porerful golfer on the t'odenrs team," says coach Srjrher-hays...was the flrst lronan to play on the Eenrs 8o1f teaE at New Trler East H.S....1976 Wonenrs Club chanpion of E)ooor Country Club in llllnois...also starredon hlgh school softball and baskerball teans.

suE toovER 5-8 135 SENIOR I"A.KE TORXST, ILL.Walk-on who nade Stanford tean afte! enrolliag in golf classes as a freshnan...helped the Cards ein trro consecullve Nor-CaI Conference charnplonshlps 1n 1975and '75...spent sumner of '76 at Stanford's Cliveden caDpus ln England, r'here sheplayed on some of the \rorldrs outstanding courses,..najoltng io English eithinterest in 1au or teachlng.

KATHANNE TYNCH t25 SOPHOMORE },{IDDLEBLRY, CONN.

Outstanding all-alouod athlete ljho ranks in rhe top four on the Stanfordladder,.,Connecticut State Junlor Char0plon in 1973...ron the wonenrs 1975Buffalo Dlstrict tltle...also took flrst place in three consecutlve cfubtournanents. . . partlcularly strong around the greens...voted the OutstandlngAthlete her senior year at ADhergt Central H.S...snen breaststroke fouryears as a prep. , . captained Anherstrs basketball tean tn 1976 wh11e servingas student body president..,becaDe the flr6t female to caddie ln a pto-fesslonal golf tournaDent ln 1973...nalorlng ln Seophysics . . . has careelgoals In nedlcine or pettoleurn englneerlng.

NOLA MIYASA(I 5-4 125 SOPI{OMORE ttoNoLULU, HA,Pogaesses strong short gane...has potentlal to be an outstanding collegialegolfer but needs to lmprove strenglh...was the flrst glrl ever on PunahouHlgh's rnen's golf tean and earaeal varslty 1etter...has a lolt competltlveround of 80...lnterested in nusic, partlculatly the vio11n afld plano.

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PATTY PICITON 5-5 I22 FRESH}IAN AUROM, COLO.

Hlghly-touted newcomer who could challenge Flnney and Vos6 for the topspots on the teaD..,"Patly has great natural abillty,rr says Sumerhays."Her addillon imedlatety hakes us s tronger" . . , rrlnner of 1977 Colgate-Paloollve l,onenrs golf scholarshlp . . . lror two Colorado State Junlor Chatlplon-shl.ps (1974 and 176) and a'as state runner-up ln i75...rr|ice JunlorColorado colfer of the Year...1ot. quallfier tn stste Judior World AhateurpLayoffs ln 1975 andrT6...finished rhlrd in 1976 National Srroke playTournenent after qualifylnS first ln section...another Cardinal who wasfirst noDan on tuenis hlgh school golf teard...nuslc enthusiast who wastwice a nenber of the Colorado All-State Orches tra. . . biology najor idthasplrations toward nedical school.

s.dLLY VoSS 5-5 120 JUNIOR BETTTESDA, lD.Begins second season as Stanfordrs nuobe! one player..,Cardlnals' top hopefor national honors, , . two-tihe A11 Nor-Ca1 Codference golfer, . .representedStanford in 1975 AIAW Nationals, fln{shing In top thlrd of fleld...ptayedin 1977 U.S. I,lonenrs open.,.alrerrare ro'76 U.S. Open...1976 Wonen.sMiddle Atlantic Anateur Charoplon. . , a1so played on Haryland State l,tixed TeaDChanpion that same year.,.hits drives wlth distance as rell as accuracy...eon seven consecutlve junior chaoptonships at the Congresstonal CC (1.969-75).,.nas one of the top hlgh school athletes tn Maryland in 1975,..eamed AII-League honors {n slx sports--field hockey, basketball, softball, track, tabletennls aod badnloton--at Holtoo An[s H.S..,also an ourstadding tennis playerwho eas ranked tenth by the Mid-Atlantlc Lawn Tennls Associatlon in 1973.,.Dajotlng ln biology...plans to enter Dedical fleld.Other Uajor Achiev@ents:

1974--Third Place in Wonenrs Middle Atlantic Anareur Chanpionshlp197s--Qualified Chanptonship Flight of Womenrs Easteln Atnateur Chanptonshlp

Mlddle Atlantic Junlor clrls Chanp{onWashlngton, D.C. Junior Clrls Chanpionl,laryland State Womenrs Anateu! Runner-UpU.S. Junior GlrIs Chanpionshlp Qualtfterl4aryland State Mixed Tean Chanpion

1976--Womenrs Maryland Anateur Chanpionships Seni-flnalist1977 RESIJLTS

Second ln Northern Califordia ldtercollegiate Athletic ConferenceIeb. 15 3rd fn NCIAC at SacraDento StateFeb. 22 2nd ln NCIAC at UC-DavisMar, 8 2nd 1n NCIAC at Santa ClaraApr. ll 3rd in NCIAC at San Jose StateApr. 18 2nd in NCIAC at Nevada-RenoApr. 28-30 l3th tn Lady Sun Devil at Scottedale, Ariz.ltay 2 2r:d tn NCIAC at StanfordItay 6 2nd 1n North-South All-Stars at Senta Maria

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TOM 'ATSON

PRO-A}'

Ton lfatson, l97l Stadford Sraduate and the leadhg noney lrlnner on

the 1977 professtonal golf tour, !t111 Jotn forces aga{n this vear $1th severallop touring pros and local suPpolters of Slanford golf to stage the FourthAnnual Ton watson Pro-Am Golf Tournament. A beneftt for the Cardlnal nen's

Bolf tean, the tournaEent ni11 b€ held Monday' sep!. 18 on the stanford ColfCoulse.

In each of the last thlee years, proceeds frorn the tournamen! have been

upnarals of $17,OOO' Watson, \tho won the 1977 Blittsh Open and Masters chaD-

plonshlps, and hls tife Llnda olganlze the tournameot each year I,ith thesupport of lhe Frl€nds of Stanford Golf.

The tournanent's forEat of 2l flvesones grouPs four anateurs' each

paying an ently fee, wlth one tourinS professlonal. Anong the oore notablean:rteurs eho have partlclPated in the Pro-An are the late Bing Crosby, John

Brodie and ttafter Ng. Stanford graduates Watson and Bob Rosburg Fere joinedlast year by lop professlonals includlng lrrry z1eg1er, Bruce Leitzke' J.C.Snead. John l,{ahaffey, Roger Maltbie and Bruce Devlin-

InforDatlon on the lloited enlries r€dalning for anateurs tn the 1978

watson Pro-An can be obtalned froo Alf Branden, (415) 981-f515.

STANFOR.D PRO-A].I TO BENEFIT }IOUEN.S VARSITf GOLF

The thlrd Stanfold Pro-Ala to beneflt the wooenrs 8o1f tean !d11 be heldMonday, Aprll 24 on the Stanford Course. Thlrty_stx fivesones of four aDateurs

and one professlonal will tee off at 9 a.o. in the tuo-best-ball tean effort'Among the professlonals ln the Pro-An are oembers of CrouP lore' an

organlzatlon of the Ladles Professlonal GoIf Assoclatlon' Infornatlon on

entries for this yearrs ?ro-Am can be obtained fron Carroll Dtaz' (415)

491-4895, or Dlckie Kerd, (415) 325-1269.STANTORD C,oLF HALL OF FA}IE

r930-31t951-59t946-4819321960-61t940-42t932-471959-71

Warren BerI 1939-41Bud Bro\'nell 194142Bob catdinal 1946'47

Ait Doerlng 1938

Dofl Edrrards 1934-36

Bud Flnger 1939-41

Lanson Little f933-35Ralph McElyea 1950-52

HaLcolD McNaughtonAnne quastBob RosburgCharles SeaverSleve SolthFrank "sendy" Tatuh, Jr:.Eddle Tvi8g6 Coach

Tom Wetson

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