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Sun Bowl Marathon All-America Golf Class All-Time Results 1974 1975 1 Sun Bowl Marathon All-America Golf Class All-Time Results 1974 1975 1. Jerry Pate (Alabama) ...................................................67-64-71—202 1. Randy Simmons (Texas) .................................................67-64-71—202 2. Keith Fergus (Houston) ................................................69-70-71—210 2. Bob Byman (Wake Forest) .............................................71-69-70—210 3. Buddy Alexander (Georgia Southern) ..........................65-73-73—211 T3. Skeeter Heath (East Tennessee State) .........................69-70-72—211 T4. Mike Reid (BYU) .........................................................70-73-69—212 Scott Simpson (USC) ....................................................68-71-72—211 Mark Witt (Oklahoma) ..............................................68-75-69—212 Tim Simpson (Georgia) ................................................72-69-70—211 T6. Charley Gibson (Arizona State) ..................................71-73-69—213 T6. Peter Jacobsen (Oregon) .............................................69-73-72—212 Cricket Musch (New Mexico State) ...........................72-72-69—213 Mike Reid (BYU) ..........................................................72-70-70—212 Curtis Strange (Wake Forest) .....................................68-74-71—213 T8. Jaime Gonzales (Oklahoma) ........................................70-71-72—213 T9. Brad Bryant (New Mexico) ........................................71-71-72—214 T9. Keith Fergus (Houston) ................................................73-73-68—214 Jim Ruziecki (USC) .....................................................73-72-69—214 Curtis Strange (Wake Forest) .......................................68-76-70—214 T11. Robert Hoyt (Houston) ............................................70-73-72—215 Dave Thore (Wake Forest) ...........................................72-72-70—214 Kelly Roberts (Indiana) ............................................70-75-70—215 12. Mike Brannan (BYU) ....................................................68-70-78—216 Craig Stadler (USC) ..................................................73-72-70—215 T13. Jay Haas (Wake Forest) ..............................................71-70-76—217 T14. Bob Byman (Wake Forest) .......................................76-71-69—216 Robert Hoyt (Houston) ..............................................70-75-72—217 Jay Haas (Wake Forest) ..........................................72-70-74—216 15. Lee Mikles (Arizona State) ...........................................70-74-75—219 16. Steve Walser (Oklahoma) ..........................................67-79-71—217 16. Phil Hancock (Florida) ..................................................73-74-73—220 T17. Tom Jones (Oklahoma State) ...................................73-71-74—218 17. Tom Jones (Oklahoma State) .......................................73-73-75—221 David Thore (Wake Forest) .....................................72-76-70—218 18. Craig Carson (Ohio State) ............................................74-76-77—227 19. Tony Campregher (Long Beach State) .......................74-73-72—219 19. Frank Gusmus (LSU) ....................................................76-76-80—232 20. Paul Hahn (San Jose State) .......................................74-73-74—221 20. Mike Peck (Stanford) ...................................................76-78-79—233 21. Van Gillen (Houston) .................................................77-74-72—223 1976 1977 1. Scott Simpson (USC) ................................................. 67-65-70—202 1. Mike Gove (Weber State) ........................................69-71-70—210 2. Mike Brannan (BYU) .................................................. 68-66-69—203 2. Masahiro Kuramoto (Nihon) ....................................74-69-68—211 3. Masahiro Kuramoto (Nihon) ..................................... 72-69-67—208 3. David Edwards (Oklahoma State) ............................70-70-72—212 T4. Skeeter Heath (East Tennessee State)....................... 69-75-67—211 T4. John Cook (Ohio State) ............................................71-68-74—213 Tim Simpson (Georgia) ............................................. 72-69-70—211 Jerry Minor (Portland State) ....................................69-71-73—213 T6. Bill Chapman (Wake Forest) ...................................... 77-68-68—213 6. John Stark (Houston) ...............................................72-70-72—214 Jim Nelford (BYU) ...................................................... 69-73-71—213 Steve Walser (Oklahoma) ......................................... 71-69-73—213 T7. Bill Loeffler (Arizona State) ......................................71-71-73—215 T9. Chip Beck (Georgia) .................................................. 74-69-72—215 Lindy Miller (Oklahoma State) .................................70-75-70—215 Barton Goodwin (Rice) ............................................. 71-70-74—215 David Ogrin (Texas A&M) .........................................71-74-70—215 Jeff Sanders (Oregon) ............................................... 74-71-70—215 Mike Peck (Stanford) ...............................................70-71-75—215 12. Jim Becker (Georgia) ................................................. 72-74-70—216 Payne Stewart (SMU) ...............................................75-68-72—215 13. Buddy Gardner (Auburn) .......................................... 75-73-69—217 T12. Mike Brannan (BYU) ................................................74-72-70—216 T14. Ed Fiori (Houston) ..................................................... 70-77-71—218 Gary Hallberg (Wake Forest) ....................................70-72-74—216 Mark O’Meara (Long Beach State) ............................ 73-72-73—218 14. Lennie Clements (San Diego State) ..........................70-74-73—217 John Stark (Houston) ................................................ 76-73-69—218 15. Mark Balen (Ohio State) ..........................................74-72-72—218 T17. Mark Balen (Ohio State) ........................................... 73-72-74—219 T16. Chip Beck (Georgia) .................................................72-69-78—219 Lee Mikles (Arizona State) ........................................ 72-71-76—219 Peter Teravainen (Yale) ............................................72-74-73—219 19. Dan Pohl (Arizona) .................................................... 67-76-77—220 20. Harold Payne (Marshall) ........................................... 73-77-71—221 T18. Larry Collins (USC) ...................................................75-71-74—220 21. Ralph Guarsci (Ohio State) ........................................ 73-74-75—222 Wayne Searle (San Diego State) ..............................76-73-71—220 T22. Will Brewer (David Lipscomb) ................................... 71-72-80—223 Joe Walter (Georgia) ................................................70-77-73—220 Alan Strange (East Tennessee State) ......................... 74-76-73—223 21. Mitch Mooney (New Mexico) ..................................75-72-74—221 24. Mike Peck (Stanford) ................................................. 76-77-72—225 T22. Scott Hoch (Wake Forest) ........................................79-72-71—222 Steve Rogers (Indiana) .............................................75-70-77—222 Sun Bowl Marathon All-America Golf Class All-Time Results 1978 1979 1. Gary Hallberg (Wake Forest) ....................................64-67-75—206 2. Bob Clampett (BYU) .................................................70-70-74—214 1. Tim Norris (Fresno State) .........................................70-68-66—204 3. Don Levin (San Jose State) .......................................69-74-72—215 2. Rafael Alarcon (Oklahoma State) .............................66-73-67—206 T4. Dan Croonquist (Arizona State) ...............................69-68-79—216 3. Robert Thompson (Sam Houston State) ...........................68-74-70—212 Joe Rassett (Oral Roberts) .......................................71-74-71—216 4. Ron Commans (USC) ................................................72-72-70—213 6. Mike Gove (Weber State) ........................................68-70-79—217 T5. Yutaka Hugawa (Senshu) .........................................72-72-70—214 Dick Zokol (BYU) ......................................................71-71-72—214 7. John Cook (Ohio State) ............................................73-68-77—217 T7. Corey Pavin (UCLA) ..................................................69-73-73—215 8. Gary Trivisonno (Alabama) ......................................73-72-74—219 Joe Rassett (Oral Roberts) .......................................73-72-70—215 T9. Scott Watkins (Arizona State) ..................................68-75-77—220 Joey Sindelar (Ohio State) .......................................68-76-71—215 Chuck White (UCLA) ................................................71-73-76—220 T10. Rick Borg (Ohio State) ..............................................74-72-70—216 T11.Mark Balen (Ohio State) ...........................................73-70-78—221 Bobby Clampett (BYU) .............................................72-71-73—216 Britt Harrison (Oklahoma State) ..............................75-72-74—221 Grant Turner (Florida State).....................................77-72-67—216 13. Ron Commans (USC) ................................................75-69-77—222 T13. Ray Barr, Jr. (Houston) .............................................71-73-74—218 T14. Taichiro Kanatani (Nihon) ........................................77-73-73—223
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