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5D FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS AND SU.VSENTINEL, Sunday, July 5, 1970 2 Harris, Chi Chi Lead Gilbert Three Back i i In Canadian Open BARRY MARTIN I vs. ilk ip if ANNIVERSARY caddied for Arnold Palmer in the U.S. Open, had a 71 for 210 and was alone at that figure. He was followed by Gilbert and Canadian amateur Gary Cowan, tied at 211. Art Wall, a 46-year-old veteran of 22 years on the pro tour and in second place going into the storm-studded day, fell back in the pack with a disappointing 75.

Play was interrupted twice, for a total of almost two hours, by a series of thunderstorms that packed high winds and driving rain. Deane Beman got a mild shock from a lightning bolt that struck near him just before the first interruption, but was not injured. "I didn't get burned." he said, "but it was enough to scare the hell out of me." Stone, who had fired 68s in the first two rounds, just couldn't get going, but clung to a share of the top spot until he missed the green on the final hole. He chipped about six feet past and missed the putt. Our Wire Services LONDON, Ont.

Bonaventure's Gibby Gilbert charged back into contention Saturday in the Canadian Open with a 69, while Labron Harris and Chi Chi Rodriguez tied for the lead going into today's final round of the $125,000 tournament. The three-under-par round by Gilbert marked a big contrast with his 77 on Friday and left him three shots behind the leaders at 211 after 54 holes. Harris, with a five-under-par 67, and Rodriguez, with 69, were tied at eight-un-der-par 208 on the London Hunt and Country Club course. Silver-haired Bob Stone, the second-round leader, had a share of the lead until he bogeyed the final hole. He finished with a 73 for 209 and was tied at that figure with former Masters champion George Archer, who also had a 71.

Mike Reasor, a rookie pro who once 8 4 SALE Chl Chi Rodriguez Labron Harris 72-47-69508 71-70-67208 Caponi Pulls Aivay; Mann Skies To 77 I Bob Stone 48-68-73 J09 66-72-71 209 70-69-71210 -211 -211 George Archer Mike Reasor a-Gary Cowan Gibby Gilbert Gary Bowerman Kermit Zarley Phil Rodgers Art Wall Jim Jamieson 4. and sixth holes to fall quickly behind, then had a double-bogey six on No. 10 and bogeys on Nos. 16 and 18. (Stafl pholo by John Foster) SCOTT ZAKANY DRIVES 150 YARDS has different type of handicap Young Golfer With One Leg Trophy Winner John Schoreder Don Massengale George Knudson Bob Dickson Hugh Royer Gene Ferrell Steve Spray Babe Hiskey i MUSKOGEE, Okla.

UP) -Determined Donna Caponi, bidding for her second straight U.S. Women's Open Golf Championship, forged to a four-stroke lead Saturday as Carol Mann faltered and no other serious challenges were made. Miss Caponi shot a par-71 over the Muskogee Country Club course. That gave her a 54-hole total of 210-three under par. Miss Mann, who matched Miss Caponi's 69-70 for the first 36 holes, got off to a bad start and never recovered, winding up at 216 with a 77.

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$135 $250 By BILL DICKEY (Sports Staff Writer) Scott Zakany has a golf handicap, but it's not a number he subtracts from his score. The tall, blond 10-year-old called Beaver by his family and friends had his right leg amputated above the knee four years ago, after he was hit by a school bus while riding his bike to school. But the handicap doesn't seem to hurt his game. Last week Beaver finished second in the Division of the Broward Junior Golf Assn. tournament at The Woodlands Country Club, with a seven-hole score of 39.

"He was mighty proud of that trophy he brought home," said his mother, Mrs. Stephen Zakany. STARTED TWO YEARS AGO Young Zakany has been playing golf since he was eight. Shortly after the accident, Charles Scanlon, who owns a driving range, offered to give Beaver golf lessons. Scanlon had been taught by an amputee, according to Mrs.

Zakany, and he taught the boy a special kind of swing in which he keeps his artificial limb straight. "I can drive about 150 yards," Beaver said, but added with a giggle, "my putting is a problem." Shortly after his accident, Scott said after hearing a story of a handicapped athlete who had achieved success, "I'll bet I can do as good as that." ALSO SWIMS, PLAYS BASEBALL The golf trophy is just another example of how right his prediction was. He swims daily in the pool in the Zakany home, and plays catcher, pitcher, and first base in a Plantation youth baseball league. Next year he'll move up to little league. He rides his bicycle, the first above-the-knee amputee cycler his doctor had heard of.

He's a manager for a little league football team. But golf is his favorite sport. Part of Beaver's drive probably comes from his dad, who played for the Chicago Cubs. The boy's room is plastered with pictures of major leaguers, including an autographed team picture of the Washington Senators. His own baseball team photos are up there too.

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