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12 THE? DAILY TIMES-GAEZETTE, Juse 11, 1997 FUR, FIN AND CAMPFIRE By JACK SORDS 17/7), : il Professional Golfer's Life Not All 'Plush And Gravy' By WHITNEY MARTIN EXPENSES: $125,000 7 NEW YORK (AP)--So0 you envy| "Thye just don't realize the ex- the touring golf pros, huh? pense involved, Do you know what Great life. Travelling about the |it has cost me since I started country, staying at the best ho-|making the tour? One-eighth of a tels, playing on lush courses, get-|/million dollars, Yes sir, I've spent | ting paid for doing something the $125,000 just to keep going, For-| duffer pays good money to do,|tunately I made enough to afford applauded by galleries, pointed 'it. out as celebrities. "One season I won $26,000. My | Not a care in the world, Just expenses for that season were t up every morning with the $22,000. That left $4,000 for me. foe prospect of a round, some- You can get quite a few other times two, in perfect settings. No- [jobs which bring you more than body crowding you. Just taking $4,000 over expenses. your time and easing around, "So many expenses that people using for a refreshing lunch. don't take into consideration. A vited to nice homes of import- new car every year, for instance; | ant people. 10 pair of shoes a year, "Tain't necessarily so. Ed Fur-| "Then there are the caddy fees. | gol wants it known that it is all| "Tournaments usually are held an illusion; that you'd better pick in high-class surroundings, which someone else to envy. {means your actual living ex- . Furgol is a former national |penses are higher if you go first open champion who for several class. has been doing quite well,| "On top of all that the pro golfer, on the has no guarante he will make any money. Aside from rodeo per- | formers, I believe, the pro golf- ers. ers are the on contestants | "People read of a pro picking strictly on their 'own. They even a cheque for $500 or $1,000 or (have to pay an entry fee, which ,500 in the tournament, and they | means they are paying for part fist the idea it's a pretty soft of the Jurae for which they are le," he sald. "All that money competing. So don't envy us. It's in a week just for playing golf. /a tough life." Palmer Picks Ford To Take National Open years comparatively speaking, tour, That is, he makes more money than most of his co-work- | | Dow Finsterwald of Tequesta |Fla., at 204. The two 27-year-olds had a com- fortable three-stroke lead over| Ford, fi T t yr yg od Srp Ying Bi roa bley of Dallas. | But Finsterwald couldn't get a |birdie or a bogey in the final | Kuenn, | Toronto 004 010 002 001 8 Ry Hunsl 6) Q AN Canadian Press TORONTO (CP) -- Notes and uotes: Coach Toe Blake of the Stanley Cup champion Montreal Canadiens chuckles every time he recalls a day a few months ago when a Quebec fan sent him this telegram: 'Next time 1 see you 1 shoot you." It appears that the fan, who even signed his name, didn't like the idea of Blake telling newspa- per men that big Jean Beliveau wasn't playing up to par, . . Stafford Smythe, who heads the pointed seven - man To- aple Leafs brain trust, doesn't think his dad, Conn, will interfere if things aren't going too well for the National Hockey League team. Staff told Andy (Montreal Star) O'Brien: "Dad won't butt in, In my books he will always be the greatest hockey mind Canada has ever produced, but all of us in the deal has tur: have decided we have . it alone -- any e and we quit, It's the only way", , . ILMS BIG HELP Coach Doug Walker of the Big Montreal Alouettes has de- veloped a great belief in films of football games, "If you do away with movies you do away wit game," Peahead sald other day. Wy ag he Josies ou operate ear, im fakes the guesswork out of the ame." , . 5 The same day Walker made his remarks, Hal (Edmonton Jour- nal) Pawson reported nor- mal at the Edmonton Eskimo of- fice. Head coach Pop Ivy and as- sistants Ray Prochaska and Eagle Keys were "in the basement screening room straining their eyes on last year's films, just as if they'd never left off since last Grey, up Pawson re A Ted (Toronto Telegram) Reev: ned book re ewer for the the sta Sunday Telegram. Ted's Sporting Eatrag Js ll ecvvits its usual sports-page spot. . . Managing firector Lew Hayman of Toronto Argonauts said a ma- Jor reason his Big Four football club lost interest in quarterback Bobby Garrett was because the former Stanford University player mmers, ysankiy, we did not press to sign him because of his stutter," Hayman said, "Coach Hamp Pool wants his quarterback to th field leader and we thought Gar- rett would be bangiean hy ie CONFIDENT PREDICTION that despite the Some 'Notes' And 'Quotes' On Current Sport 'Doings Johnny Wilson and of the Hawks also wind up in De troit,"" Milt says. , , trialist - 8 of the Ontario millions just as casually as a fe bout the price de *oic has spent $20 Hie Tornlo an th" tea outs ho Br 1 Tovior . € fons suotier 3.00000 ing further tures Milt (Toronto Star) Dunnell says an smoke screens | gather! set up in Montreal at the recent | Bight, ng in 'Toronto the other, Catches 74-1b, Halibut So Big They Towed Ii, Eye Checked Tues. | o,.14n'4 Get It In Boat BALTIMORE (AP) -- Indian| 0008 BAY, Ore, (AP)--A 74 pitcher Herb Score is em route pound omeounce halibul--so to Cleveland for another examin.|the fishermen could not boat t--- . with r off ton. of his right eye, Injured by ine Groson const 'sear here. le Hank Bassen # line drive May 7, Fishermen here sald a world Interviewed briefly on 8 network E. P. Taylor, Toronto indus {Vision show Sunday night, (of YB (77 V3 Herb Score Gets portsman and chairman Score said he had a tentative date Jockey Club, talks for Tuesday with Dr, Charles I. l- Thomas, Cleveland eye specialist. A He will rejoin the Indians if the | he said, but pnd the rehst ia; doubts that Dr, Thomas will ap- ack and prove at this stage of recovery, 18 looking for more mill. Score told a reporter two feel w or other we'll find away he could make out his fea- "and two weeks ago (wouldn't have been able to do that at all. I'm satisfied I'm on the mend." a "Someho Woodbine Fort Erle," he told a dinner hockey meetings, the three - way | Detroit, Montreal | go will be d in| a few Jays, "Ted Lindsay and' Glenn Hall go to the Black Hawks. | Terry Sawchuk returns to the Red Wings, Forbes Kennedy,| deal involving and Chi w BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS American £81 B71 8 529 7 Hal Th 510 8 A440 11 A420 12% 340 17 21 SRERRNERe By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American Saaiue Boston 202 700 11 18 1|Chicago Kansas City 200 100 010-- 4 10 1/New York Nixon and Daley; Kellner, Detroit Duren (4) Host (8) and Smith, Clevelang HRs: Boston--Gernert (2); Kan. | BOS! sas City--Smith, | Baltimore New York 000 001 012-- 4 11 2|Kansas City Detroit 003 003 21x-- 9 10 0 Vasu i Turley, Larsen (3) Terry (7) 3 aonirley, Larsen (3) or" aad And Probable Piichers House. | Sovion {J Cleveland (N )--Sisler HRs: New York--Mantle, Bauer, (4-3) vs Toman ; vi | New York at Chica (N)-- Detroit--Maxwell (2) RATES nants (81) vi Wilson bs) Baltimore at t (N) n National League son (45) vs Hoeft (12) [Milwaukee 000 200 010-- 3 8 0 waghington at Kansas City (N) Brooklyn 000 100 000-- 1 4 1|Clevenger (4-0) or Abernathy (1-6) Buhl and Rice; Newcombe, La- vs Garver (4-4) bine (9) and Walker, | Wednesday's Games HR: Milwaukee--Mathews. Washington at Kansas City (N) Cincinnati 00 000 000-- 2 4 O|Baltimore at Detroit Pittsburgh 001 103 00x-- 5 10 1/New York at Chicago Nuxhall, Sanchez (6) Hacker (8) Boston at Cleveland (N) and Bailey; Law and Rand, National League HR: Cineinnati--Post. ciaclanait h. 4 L International League Philadelphia 2% 19 Havana 400 000 011-- 6 11 2 Brooklyn 28 2 Montreal 000 100 004--~ 5 7 2 Milwaukee 2 2 Scantlebury, Cuellar (9) and|St. Louis 2% 21 Sierra; Collum, Barker (2) Walz New York 20 31 (8) and Roseboro, | Pittsburgh 17 32 Richmond 211 000 000-- 4 10 0 Chicago 4 29 Buffalo 000 000 101-- 2 10 2 Today's Games Kutyna, James (8) Post (9) And Probable Pitchers Dixon (9) and Chiti; Craddock, Chicago at New York (N)--- Nagy (2) and Astroth, Kaiser (1-3) vs Gomez (7-8) Columbus 000 104 002-- 7 § 0 Milwaukee at Brovklss (N)-- Rochester 100 101 000-- 3 5 1 Crone (2-1) vs Craig (2-2) Naranjo and Kravitz; Mackinson St. Louis at Philadelphia (N)-- Lovenguth (6) and Green, Dickson (2-2) vs Simmons (4-2) Miami 100 000 033 000-- 7 18 1| Cinsinnati at Pittsburgh (N)-- 13 1/Gross (4-2) vs Arroyo (2-5) or Iters | Smith (0-1) (8) Mason (9) Semproch (9) and| Wednesday's Games Sullivan; Plerce, Tiefenauer (8) Chicago at New York Crimi (9) and Roselli, St. Claire Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (N) ). 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