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DEL 20 AL 23 DE DICIEMBRE B/40.000 En Premios RBUO DEL 20 AL 23 DE DICIEMBRE B/40.000 en premios RBUO’ MAClOHAL r o T E * A C. C..P. TONOS AUIERTO OE PAnfAMA VirKRüYTROFEO y 1955 W1LF HOMENUIK 1957 BERT WEAVER ffs A 1968 BUTCH BA1RD BbTCH BA1RD HERB HOOPEFí 1979 TORNEO ADIERTO DE PANAMA 1979 Club de Golf de Panamá, República de Panamá 72 hoyos Medal Play 19, 20, 21, 22 y 23 de diciembre. La Copa Viceroy para el profesional ganador; B/.20,000 en premios. Laudo de Plata para los campeones aficionados donado por Viceroy. Premio para el aficionado Medalista donado por Seiko y Premio para el Mejor Golfista aficionado, obsequiado por Spalding. PROFESIONAL - 1979 ABIERTO DE PANAMA GEORGE BURNS VICEROY CESAR SAÑUDO ATLAS CHI CHI RODRIGUEZ - SONY ORVILLE MOODY CERVECERIA DEL BARU JERRY HEARD TEXACO PANAMA LARRY ZIEGLER ESSO STEVE MELNYCK COLGATE PALMOLIVE ART WALL PRIMER BANCO DE AHORROS BUTCH BAIRD CIA. COLONIAL DE SEGUROS ERNESTO PEREZ ACOSTA — HOTEL SOLOY ANTONIO CERDA — MC DONALDS JESUS RODRIGUEZ - GULF PETROLEUM VANCE HAEFNER — BROSTELLA, S.A. ALBERTO RIVADENEIRA — SEIKO ROGELIO GONZALEZ — PEPSI COLA JUAN PINZON — CIA. INTERNACIONAL DE SEGUROS BRUCE FLEISCHER — DROGUERIAS ARROCHA ALFONSO BOHORQUEZ — MOTORES COLPAN CARLOS PEREZ ACOSTA — VARELA HNOS. (DISPAL) JUAN GALINDO — IMPA HERACLIO VALENZUELA — CIA. IRVING ZAPP VICTOR REGALADO — CIA. NACIONAL DE SEGUROS Alemán, Juan Colombia González, Alberto Colombia Boros, Julios Jr. U.S.A. Hashimotto, Edward U.S.A. Boros, Gary U.S.A. Herrera, José Colombia Casellas, Tuto Guatemala Hermosilla, Juan Guatemala Correa, Diego Colombia Montgomery, Ray U.S.A. Duncan, Ben U.S.A. Pallott, John U.S.A. Dzwilewiski, Fran U.S.A. Puerta, Alfredo Colombia Everts, Guillermo Colombia Riego, Pedro Venezuela Fasendini, Italo Argentina Thomas, Steve U.S.A. Fernandez, Anibal Argentina Urquilla, Alexis Venezuela Fernandez, Oscar México Wegman, Peter U.S.A. Fletcher, Bruce U.S.A. Welker, Darrel U.S.A. Flores, Fernando México r S.E. Dr. Aristides Royo Presidente de la República de Panamá Inaugura el 20 Torneo del Abierto de Golf i TABACALERA ISTMEÑA, S. A APARTADO A-8. PANAMA 9 A. REP. DE PANAMA CABLH: "TISA'' TBL. 611400 Saludo Bienvenida Hace cinco años, en febrero de 1974, se celebró el último Torneo Abierto de Golf de Panamá. Nuevamente, TABACALERA ISTMEÑA, S. A., fabricantes de los conoci­ dos cigarrillos VICEROY, se enorgullecen en patrocinar este gran evento deportivo que se del 19 al 23 de diciembre de 1979. Mi cordial saludo de bienvenida a todos los partici­ pantes y, tanto a ellos como a los organizadores y espectadores, mi sincero deseo para que gocen de este sano esparcimiento que, indiscutiblemente, es el más reputado e importante evento golfista que se celebra en Panamá. Los famosos deportistas que participan en el Torneo, el magnífico estado de la cancha del nuevo Club de Golf, el dinamismo de la Junta Organizadora y la proverbial hospitalidad panameña, son garantía que, como en años anteriores, este máximo acontecimiento deportivo cul­ minará exitosamente. E. Brewis Gerente General 2 Comité de Atiento 1979 Open C ommit tees 1979 DIRECTOR /Chairman TRIPLETA Aníbal Galindo Gabriel de la Guardia ASSISTENTE DEL DIRECTOR TRANSPORTE/T ransportation Assistant Director Abdel Cohn Inocencio Galindo CO-DIRECTORES/Co-Chairmen PROG RAM A/Program Eric Brewis Viceroy George Thomas y Asociados W. Arturo McGowen Samuel Lewis Galindo Director del IPAT Director of Tourism REGLAS/Rules Ricardo de la Guardia Fran Dzwileswiski CLINICA OFICIAL Y DOCTORES Official Clinic and Doctors COORDINADOR/Coordinator Italo Fascendini Gilberto Worthington Clínica Centro Médico de Paitilla AUTORIDADES MILITARES DEL 69-0333 Clínica San Fernando 61-6100 CASA/House AREA DEL CANAL Military Authorities of The Canal Aerea Dr. Juan Luis Correa Fernando Arango Dr. Carlos Ortiz Ricardo Ruiz Gen. (Re) Phil McAuliffe Dr. Luis Alberto Picard Ami Rodrigo Pino Gen. Robert Tanguey Dr. Edwin Acuña Paul Legnadier Brig. Gen K.C. Leuer CONCESIONARIOS/ HOSPEDAJE/Lodging PROFESIONALES AREA DEL CANAL Concessionaires Francisco Arias V. Canal Area Bros. Cervecería Nacional Joe Burgoon Cervecería del Barú PUBLICIDAD/Publicity Jim McManara C. Paz Rodríguez Honorary Chairman PROFESIONALES DEL CLUB PAIRINGS Dr. Aristides Royo Panama Golf Club Pros. Aníbal Galindo Presidente de Panamá Italo Fascendini Dick Goodman PRESIDENTE DEL CLUB ANOTACIONES DEL PUNTAJE Club President VIGILANCIA DE GALERIA Scoring Gilberto A. Worthington Gallery Supervisión Panama Women’s Golf Associa- Carlos A. Clement tion GERENTE GENERAL DEL CLUB Carlos Arosemena Lacayo Club General Manager CANCHA DE GOLF/Greens Juan R. Villalaz Romeo Coronado FINANZAS/Finance Ricardo de la Guardia AUSPICIADORES DEL TORNEO Mario Aguilera, Tesorero Carlos Arosemena L. Tourney Sponsors Gilberto A. Worthington Italo Fascendini VICEROY Ricardo de la Guardia Jorge Paz Rodríguez Instituto Panameño de Turismo Francisco Arias Club de Golf de Panamá CALCUTA Carlos Henriquez Alberto Arias Espinosa PREMIOS DE AFICIONADOS TELEVISION Amateur Prizes Canal 2 - Channel 2 VICEROY SALIDA DE JUGADORES Canal 4 - Channel 4 SEIKO Starters S.C.N. 8, 10 SPALDING Panama’s Women Golf Association - 3 TABACALERA ISTMEÑA, S. A APARTADO A-S. PANAMA » A. REP. DE PANAMA CABLE: "TISA' TBL, 61 1400 PPelcome to the Panama Open The Panamá Open was last held in this city in February 1974, over five years ago. Once again, TABACALERA ISTMEÑA, S. A., manufacturers of the well-known VICEROY cigarettes, are proud to sponsor this great sporting event to be held at the Panamá Golf Club from the 19th to the 23rd of December 1979. My heartiest welcome to all participants, and to them, as well as to the organizers and to the spectators, my sincerest wish that they all enjoy this Tournament which undoubtedly is the most important and the best known golfing event held in Panamá. The famous golfers participating, the excellent condition of the course, the vitality of the Open Committee, plus the traditional Panamanian hospitality, are all guarantors that, as in the past, this great Tournament will be most successf ul . E. Brewis General Manager 4 Patrocinado por VICEROY el cigarrillo Internacional por Excelencia BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL hemeroteca CLUB DE GOLF DE PANAMA,S.A PROGRAMA - CAMPEONATO ABIERTO DE GOLF 1979 DIC. 17 LUNES LLEGADA DE LOS JUGADORES DIC. 18 MARTES VUELTAS DE PRACTICA DIC. 19 MIERCOLES TORNEO VICEROY PRO-AM Y CLINICA CHI CHI RODRIGUEZ DIC. 19 MIERCOLES CALCUTTA DIC. 20 JUEVES INAGURACION OFICIAL DEL ABIERTO PRIMEROS DE 18 HOYOS DEL CAMPEO­ NATO DIC. 21 VIERNES SEGUNDO DE 18 HOYOS DEL CAMPEO­ NATO DIC. 21 VIERNES CRUCERO LAS CRUCES DIC. 22 SABADO TERCEROS 18 HOYOS DEL CAMPEONA TO DIC. 23 DOMINGO FINALES DEL CAMPEONA TO DIC. 23 DOMINGO, 6:00 p.m. ENTREGA DE PREMIOS TORNEO ABIERTO DE PAJVAW4 . TROFEO VICEROY 19SE5-WILF HOMEIWIK. CANADA 1967- BERT WEAVER U. S- A. 1368-BUTCH BAIRO U.S.A- £ - !‘-W3B%BUTCH BAIRD U.S.A. 197Q-HERB HQOPER U-S-A- VICEROY BenHogan El equipo ae golf que presenta cada año innovaciones! La marca que todos buscan en equipo de golf de gran precisión! Etanic Zapatos de Golf de Diseño superior fabricado para su comodidad y efectivo soporte. SUPRO Tel: 25-9100 Apdo. 655, Panamá 1, Panamá Cervecería Nacional Congratulaciones a nuestro participante CESAR SAÑUDO y le deseamos éxito V 7 CLUB DE GOLF DE PANAMA, S. A. APARTADO 911 PANAMA 9A. R. P. MENSAJE DEL PRESIDENTE El ABIERTO DE GOLF INTERNACIONAL 1979 se reanuda después de cinco años gracias al patrocinio de tres instituciones que siempre se han caracterizado en promover actividades que le­ vantan el entusiasmo de aficionados y público en general. Son estas instituciones TABACALERA ISTMEÑA, S.A., el INSTITUTO PANAMEÑO DE TURISMO y el CLUB DE GOLF DE PANAMA, que me honro en presidir y cuyos miembros, con ese ánimo y desinterés que siempre los ha caracterizado, apoyan el torneo, que es uno de los eventos deportivos más importantes del país. Debemos señalar que este Abierto, en cierto sentido, empezó a planearse en febrero de 1974, en la entrega de premios de aquel torneo que con tristeza sabíamos que sería el último en un número indeterminado de años, y que en medio de la música, comentarios, brindis y despedidas, estábamos cons­ cientes que el viejo Club de Vía Porras ya era casi algo del pasado, y que pronto se iniciaría la construcción del nuevo Proyecto en Cerro Viento. Lejos nos encontrábamos de pensar en ese entonces que Dick Dehlinger, el Presidente y motor del Abierto desde la década de los cincuenta, sería el gran ausente en el primer Abierto en la nueva cancha. Mucho menos pensamos que nos tocaría a nosotros compartir con los que hoy nos han acompañado en todas las fases de organización, de ánimo, desaliento y es­ peranzas, el honor y la responsabi 1 i dad ineludible de lle­ varlo a cabo con éxito. No puedo dejar de mencionar a las 21 empresas patrocinadoras, y a las diversas autoridades nacionales y de las Fuerzas Armadas de los Estados Unidos de América que con su apoyo también han hecho pos i ble la realización de este Abierto de Golf 1979 . A los patrocinadores, socios y comisiones que han colaborado, deseamos expresarles nuestro más profundo y sincero agradeci­ miento, esperando que disfruten este evento que cada año irá cobrando más impulso y recuperando el lugar que le pertenece en la historia del deporte. CLUB DE GOLF DE PANAMA, S.A. 8 Sólo Sony lo tiene. El sistema de video para diversión familiar. 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