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1977 John Deere Classic ROGER MALTBIE TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY 1977 267 68 69 64 666 $25,000 JOHN DEERE CLASSIC North Dakotan Mike Morley played Oakwood but ultimately tied for eighth. The ’77 event was the highlight OAKWOOD CC, COAL VALLEY, IL in 12-under par on the weekend and birdied of the Ed McMahon party years, with Bob Hope heading JULY 7-10 five holes on the back nine on Sunday to notch a star-studded Pro-Am that also featured Mickey Rooney, PAR: 35-35-70 his only PGA Tour win. He won by two shots over Bob Murphy George Gobel, Scatman Carothers and Bobby Riggs and drew and Victor Regalado. Fuzzy Zoeller was a second-round co-leader, record crowds to the course on Wednesday. TOTAL PURSE: $125,000 1977 JOHN DEERE CLASSIC RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R T2 Bob Murphy 269 69 66 68 66 $11,562 T38 Bob Lunn 280 69 71 72 68 500 Bud Allin 145 73 72 T2 Victor Regalado 269 67 66 67 69 11,562 T38 Florentino Molina 280 66 69 72 73 500 Jim Barker 146 74 72 T4 Don Pooley 270 70 64 66 70 5,500 T38 Howard Twitty 280 66 72 69 73 500 Bobby Wadkins 143 72 71 T4 Bob Zender 270 67 67 67 69 5,500 T38 Tony Wallin 280 73 67 68 72 500 T6 Rod Curl 271 67 68 68 68 4,250 T38 Mike Walters 280 70 69 69 72 500 T6 Jack Renner 271 71 65 69 66 4,250 T38 D.A. Weibring 280 70 70 71 69 500 T8 Keith Fergus 272 67 67 69 69 3,265 T46 Dave Eichelberger 281 72 68 74 67 338 T8 Bill Rogers 272 72 67 68 65 3,265 T46 Dale Hayes 281 70 69 73 69 338 T8 Craig Stadler 272 67 67 68 70 3,265 T46 George Johnson 281 69 66 74 72 338 T8 Fuzzy Zoeller 272 67 66 73 66 3,265 T46 Bob Payne 281 68 71 73 69 338 T12 Sam Adams 273 70 63 68 72 2,343 T46 Sammy Rachels 281 70 68 72 71 338 T12 Peter Jacobsen 273 68 70 68 67 2,343 T46 Jimmy Wittenberg 281 71 70 67 73 338 T12 Wayne Levi 273 65 71 70 67 2,343 T52 Antonio O. Cerda 282 71 67 75 69 290 T12 Lyn Lott 273 66 71 68 68 2,343 T52 Tom Evans 282 71 69 73 69 290 T16 George Archer 274 68 70 66 70 1,812 T52 Mike Reasor 282 70 71 73 68 290 T16 Phillip Hancock 274 65 70 71 68 1,812 T52 Mike Reid 282 69 71 70 72 290 T16 Ed Sabo 274 69 69 65 71 1,812 T56 Jim Dent 283 71 69 71 72 272 T16 Barney Thompson 274 70 67 64 73 1,812 T56 Carlton White 283 70 71 72 70 272 T20 Calvin Peete 275 69 68 68 70 1,437 T58 John Gentile 284 67 73 72 72 246 T20 Doug Tewell 275 67 71 67 70 1,437 T58 Perry Leslie 284 72 68 71 73 246 T22 Jay Haas 276 66 69 72 69 1,064 T58 David Lind 284 72 69 70 73 246 T22 Don Iverson 276 69 68 70 69 1,064 T58 Tom McGinnis 284 72 69 70 73 246 T22 Barry Jaeckel 276 67 69 70 70 1,064 T58 Jeff Mitchell 284 69 71 73 71 246 T22 John Lister 276 69 71 69 67 1,064 T58 Alberto 284 66 75 72 71 246 T22 Bill Mallon 276 67 69 69 71 1,064 T64 Larry Nelson 285 68 68 72 77 222 T22 Dick Mast 276 69 71 68 68 1,064 T64 Tom Shaw 285 72 69 71 73 222 T22 Gary McCord 276 66 68 72 70 1,064 T66 Ed Dougherty 286 69 70 73 74 206 T29 Fred Marti 277 68 69 70 70 849 T66 Paul Purtzer 286 69 71 74 72 206 T29 Eddie Pearce 277 69 68 71 69 849 T66 Jack Spradlin 286 70 70 72 74 206 T29 Steve Taylor 277 66 72 71 68 849 T69 Gary Dowen 287 69 70 74 74 95 T32 Artie McNickle 278 65 71 70 72 739 T69 Nate Starks 287 68 72 74 73 95 T32 Mark Pfeil 278 67 70 70 71 739 T69 Mike Sullivan 287 70 71 71 75 95 T32 Dave Stockton 278 66 71 72 69 739 T69 Leonard Thompson 287 71 70 73 73 95 T35 Mark Alwin 279 69 70 70 70 644 73 Jim Chancey 288 72 69 72 75 T35 Frank Beard 279 70 71 68 70 644 74 Terry Catlett 289 68 71 74 76 T35 Bob Gilder 279 66 72 71 70 644 75 David Lee 291 69 72 77 73 T38 Frank Conner 280 70 71 70 69 500 76 Jim Masserio 296 70 71 78 77 T38 Morris Hatalsky 280 71 67 70 72 500.
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