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Assassination ends Rabin's quest for peace
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"Trial of the Century" ends with Simpson's acquittal
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1995
David
Partridge of Richmond, Va., the 1995 state Amateur champion, shot a
2-under-par 70 and Keith Decker of Fieldale shot 1-under 71, to lead
Virginia to win by nine strokes over Florida in the 54-hole USGA Centennial
Men's State Team Tournament at Lake Nona Golf Club.
Virginia
finished with a three-day total of 8-under 424 while Florida, the leader
by two after the first day, finished at 433. Mississippi edged Tennessee
by a stroke for third at 434, and New York was fifth, another stroke
back at 436. The low two scores of the three-man team counted toward
the team's total each day. Forty-seven teams were entered, including
Alaska.
Teams
six through 11 were North Carolina (437), West Virginia (437), Missouri
(440), Connecticut (440), Georgia (440), and Alabama (440).
"We felt
comfortable with each other, and knew that if we played well we would
be in contention," said Decker, who has two of the seven state Amateur
titles between the three team members. Partridge won the state title
in 1993, and Tom McKnight, of Galax, who shot the low three-day individual
total for the team at 2-under 214, has three state titles.
"We took this seriously," said McKnight. "We wanted to enjoy ourselves
and represent the state well. And we did."
"I'll
take these guys on my team anytime," added Decker, who finished with
a three-day total of 1-under 215. Partridge was at 217 but shot four-under
for the last two rounds.
The low
individual was Tim Jackson of Germantown, Tenn., at 5-under 211. Jackson
was one of eight individual USGA Champions entered. Virginia had the
second and third low individuals in McKnight, at 214, and Decker, one
stroke behind McKnight at 215.
Florida
took the early lead by five strokes over Virginia and Mississippi after
the first day when it posted a 5-under total of 139, led by Doug Lacrosse
of Tampa, who had a 69.
Virginia
rallied to take the lead after two rounds with a 5-under total of 283,
five strokes ahead of Florida.
| 1 |
Virginia |
424 |
| 2 |
Florida |
433 |
| 3 |
Mississippi |
434 |
| 4 |
Tennessee |
435 |
| 5 |
New
York |
436 |
| 6 |
North
Carolina |
437 |
|
West
Virginia |
437 |
| 8 |
Missouri |
440 |
|
Connecticut |
440 |
|
Georgia |
440 |
|
Alabama |
440 |
| 12 |
Ohio |
441 |
|
New
Jersey |
441 |
| 14 |
Texas |
442 |
| 15 |
Massachusetts |
444 |
| 16 |
Rhode
Island |
445 |
|
Kansas |
445 |
|
South
Dakota |
445 |
|
Michigan |
445 |
|
Arkansas |
445 |
| 21 |
Nevada |
446 |
|
Indiana |
446 |
|
Maine |
446 |
| 24 |
Minnesota |
447 |
|
Iowa |
447 |
|
South
Carolina |
447 |
| 27 |
Idaho |
448 |
|
Oregon |
448 |
|
California |
448 |
|
Nebraska |
448 |
| 31 |
Puerto
Rico |
449 |
| 32 |
Illinois |
450 |
| 33 |
New
Hampshire |
451 |
| 34 |
Washington |
453 |
|
Maryland |
453 |
| 36 |
Wisconsin |
454 |
| 37 |
Hawaii |
455 |
| 38 |
North
Dakota |
457 |
| 39 |
New
Mexico |
458 |
|
Delaware |
458 |
|
Arizona |
458 |
| 42 |
Colorado |
463 |
| 43 |
Pennsylvania |
469 |
| 44 |
Utah |
470 |
| 45 |
Louisiana |
473 |
| 46 |
Montana |
481 |
| 47 |
Alaska |
488 |
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