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1973 Niagara Gazette Monday, August 6, 1973 Vinny Giles Challenges Young ‘Uns See What You Can Do 15th Porter Cup August 2 - 5, 1973 Niagara Gazette Monday, August 6, 1973 Vinny Giles challenges young ‘uns See what you can do... next year Marvin (Vinny) Giles was enjoying every second of his spectacular victory at the 15th Porter Cup at NFCC. Beer in hand, he entered the tent for the awards ceremony and was accorded a standing ovation by fans and competitors alike. He had just blazed through 18 holes of golf in a tourney record 63 that carried him from a four-stroke deficit to his first triumph in this amateur classic after six tries. He ripped apart the 6,526-yard course with six birdies and an eagle in the final round. Gary Koch, whose name was immortalized in Porter Cup lore during Chairman Bill Quirk’s post-tournament remarks, led the field by two strokes going into the last round but double-bogeyed the ninth hole to fall from the lead. 1973 Champion Vinny Giles (left) with 1972 Champ Ben Crenshaw 1 Vinny Giles, Richmond, VA 70-71-70-63-274 -6 t32 John Lynch, Lake Forest, IL 74-69-77-70-290 +10 t2 Gary Koch, Temple Terrace, FL 67-71-69-71-278 -2 t32 Bill Rogers, Texarkana, TX 74-71-73-72-290 +10 t2 Jay Sigel, Berwyn, PA 69-72-69-68-278 -2 34 Brady Miller, Orange, TX 74-68-77-72-291 +11 t2 George Burns, Manhasset, NY 67-72-71-68-278 -2 t35 Fred Silver, Lewiston, NY 72-72-78-70-292 +12 t5 Craig Stadler, La Jolla, CA 69-68-75-67-279 -1 t35 Beau Baugh, Long Beach, CA 75-74-73-70-292 +12 t5 Paul Wise, Inglewood, CA 72-71-72-64-279 -1 t35 Donald Bliss, Manchester, MO 72-72-76-72-292 +12 t7 Jay Haas , Belleville, IL 65-75-71-69-280 E t35 Ken Walters, Girard, OH 71-74-73-74-292 +12 t7 Don Graham, Medicine Hat, ALB 73-72-71-64-280 E t35 Ted Sliman, New Iberia, LA 73-72-72-75-292 +12 t7 Gary Jacobson, Minnetonka, MN 73-68-72-67-280 E t40 William Wellman, Huntington, WV 72-75-76-70-293 +13 10 Bill Kratzert, Fort Wayne, IN 67-72-70-73-282 +2 t40 Greg Stuhler, Atlanta, GA 75-71-77-70-293 +13 11 David Canipe, Fayetteville, NC 70-73-73-67-283 +3 t40 Bill Harvey, Greensboro, NC 74-72-74-73-293 +13 t12 John Birmingham, Pittsburgh, PA 71-75-73-65-284 +4 t43 Danny Edwards, Edmond, OK 72-72-74-76-294 +14 t12 Stephen Forrest, Mt. Airy, NC 74-69-71-70-284 +4 t43 Peter Kern, Windsor, NY 71-73-73-77-294 +14 t14 Pat Lindsay, Maumee, OH 75-72-72-66-285 +5 t43 John Parsons, Danbury, CT 70-73-74-77-294 +14 t14 Lawson Abinanti, Bethesda, MD 68-74-70-73-285 +5 46 Rod Sumpter, Flint, MI 73-76-74-72-295 +15 t16 Mark Lye, San Jose, CA 70-75-74-67-286 +6 t47 Robert Impaglia, Auburn, NY 74-71-73-78-296 +16 t16 Ben Crenshaw, Austin, TX 70-77-70-69-286 +6 t47 Mike Killian, Largo, FL 73-73-73-77-296 +16 t16 Dennis Sullivan, Grant Park, IL 69-75-72-70-286 +6 t49 Henry DeLosier, Stillwater, OK 72-73-76-76-297 +17 t16 Rocky Waitt, Wichita, KS 70-70-73-73-286 +6 t49 Ben Duncan, Quincy, FL 72-75-74-76-297 +17 t20 Don Allen, Rochester, NY 74-74-68-71-287 +7 t49 Cameron Quinn, Providence, RI 74-72-76-75-297 +17 t20 Mark Pfeil, Redondo Beach, CA 69-76-75-67-287 +7 t49 Charles Gibson, McKinleyville, CA 72-74-78-73-297 +17 t20 Mike Ford, Tuckahoe, NY 75-68-72-72-287 +7 t53 David Martin, Spencerport, NY 73-75-74-76-298 +18 t20 Dick Horne, Mt. Pleasant, SC 72-71-72-72-287 +7 t53 Stuart Francis, Madison, OH 75-74-74-75-298 +18 t20 Todd Crandall, Ashtabula, OH 70-74-72-71-287 +7 t53 Randy Riley, Summit, NJ 74-72-80-72-298 +18 t20 Bill Mallon, Marlboro, MA 73-76-72-66-287 +7 t56 Jeff Alpert, Merion, PA 70-77-76-76-299 +19 t20 Vance Heafner, Cary, NC 77-69-71-70-287 +7 t56 Richard Ehrmanntraut, St. Paul, MN 68-75-78-78-299 +19 t27 Jim Ellis, Virginia Beach, VA 70-70-79-69-288 +8 t58 Morris Beecroft, Newport News, VA 71-73-78-78-300 +20 t27 Tony Pfaff, Abilene, TX 73-71-74-70-288 +8 t58 John Harris, St. Paul, MN 75-74-79-72-300 +20 t27 Marty West, Washington, DC 70-72-70-76-288 +8 t60 Gus Sylvan III, Columbia, SC 76-73-72-80-301 +21 t30 Steve Groves, Lancaster, OH 73-73-70-73-289 +9 t60 Daniel Bogdan, Schenectady, NY 72-71-82-76-301 +21 t30 Danny Yates, Atlanta, GA 73-72-71-73-289 +9 62 Bill Gross, Amherstburg, ONT 74-75-78-76-303 +23 Missed Cut Steve Fellinger, Niagara Falls, ONT 80-70 - 150 Ray Gebhardt, Williamsville, NY 77-76 - 153 Jim Gallery, Amherst, NY 76-80 - 156 Mike Hirsch, Williamsville, NY 68-82 - 150 Steve Morgan, Orlando, FL 75-78 - 153 Doug Stein, Long Island, NY 81-75 - 156 Mark Guttenberg, Silver Springs, MD 75-75 - 150 Steve Van Herpe, Van Nuys, CA 79-75 - 154 Ed Richitelli, Newark, DE 76-80 - 156 Don Gosztyla, Detroit, MI 74-76 - 150 Ed Tutwiler, Indianapolis, IN 74-80 - 154 Jim Haney, Goldsboro, NC 76-81 - 157 Len Coleman, Exeter, PA 76-74 - 150 Glenn Goethals, Princeton, NJ 75-80 - 155 Tom Jung, New York, NY 82-75 - 157 Guy Cullins, Denton, TX 73-77 - 150 Richard Brown, Lockport, NY 78-77 - 155 Benson Blake, Vienna, WV 78-80 - 158 Dan O’Neill, Jamestown, NY 77-73 - 150 William Hightower, Moncks Corner, SC 81-74 - 155 Dave King, Bethesda, MD 78-81 - 159 Bernie Dunne, Pitman, NJ 78-73 - 151 Bill Dickens, East Lansing, MI 75-80 - 155 Bob DeWitt, Buffalo, NY 84-76 - 160 Jim Ganotis, Syracuse, NY 76-75 - 151 George Haines, Far Hills, NJ 76-79 - 155 Glenn Caruso, Hempstead, NY 84-76 - 160 Ralph Bogart, Kensington, MD 76-75 - 151 Larry Zee, Tonawanda, NY 76-79 - 155 Stan Abrams, East Providence, RI 82-79 - 161 Michael Zichy, Calgary, ALB 76-75 - 151 Richard Woulfe, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 75-76 - 151 Keith Mohan, Grand Blanc, MI 75-76 - 151 CHIP SHOT... Michael Zichy hitchhiked across Canada from Calgary to Niagara Buddy Marucci, Ardmore, PA 77-74 - 151 Falls in time to compete in the 15th Porter Cup. His stay at NFCC was short-lived, James Maver Jr., Harrison, NY 77-74 - 151 Gary Bannister, Welland, ONT 80-72 - 152 however, as he fell victim to the Porter Cup’s only 36-hole cut. 22332_WSU_TEXT.indd 109 6/30/08 11:00:00 AM.
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