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Scores with relation to par and earnings (in euros) from the final round of the Temes Seniors Open Sept. 24, played at the par-72 Glyfada Golf Club in Athens, Greece (a-amateur):
1. | Noel Ratcliffe, Australia | 34,024 | 71-69-71--211 | -5 |
2. | Maurice Bembridge, England | 18,839 | 70-72-71--213 | -3 |
2. | Denis O'Sullivan, Ireland | 18,839 | 73-70-70--213 | -3 |
4. | Jim Rhodes, England | 9,496 | 74-72-68--214 | -2 |
4. | Toshiaki Namiki, Japan | 9,496 | 71-69-74--214 | -2 |
6. | Peter Dawson, England | 6,418 | 74-73-68--215 | -1 |
6. | Malcolm Gregson, England | 6,418 | 74-69-72--215 | -1 |
6. | Norman Wood, Scotland | 6,418 | 71-69-75--215 | -1 |
6. | Eddie Polland, N. Ireland | 6,418 | 69-72-74--215 | -1 |
6. | Kurt Cox, United States | 6,418 | 71-70-74--215 | -1 |
6. | Jeff Van Wagenen, United States | 6,418 | 73-75-67--215 | -1 |
6. | John Benda, United States | 6,418 | 72-71-72--215 | -1 |
13. | Denis Durnian, England | 3,711 | 74-72-70--216 | E |
13. | Bill Hardwick, Canada | 3,711 | 73-69-74--216 | E |
13. | David Oakley, United States | 3,711 | 69-72-75--216 | E |
13. | Tony Peterson, United States | 3,711 | 72-73-71--216 | E |
17. | Alan Tapie, United States | 2,603 | 69-75-73--217 | +1 |
17. | Jerry Bruner, United States | 2,603 | 75-73-69--217 | +1 |
17. | Ross Metherell, Australia | 2,603 | 73-71-73--217 | +1 |
17. | John Tolhurst, Australia | 2,603 | 68-76-73--217 | +1 |
21. | Ray Carrasco, United States | 2,013 | 71-74-73--218 | +2 |
21. | David Jones, N. Ireland | 2,013 | 66-79-73--218 | +2 |
21. | Ian Stanley, Australia | 2,013 | 73-72-73--218 | +2 |
21. | Vincent Tshabalala, South Africa | 2,013 | 72-74-72--218 | +2 |
21. | Shoichi Sato, Japan | 2,013 | 71-78-69--218 | +2 |
26. | Alberto Croce, Italy | 1,746 | 73-71-75--219 | +3 |
26. | David Huish, Scotland | 1,746 | 72-72-75--219 | +3 |
28. | Craig Defoy, Wales | 1,633 | 70-76-74--220 | +4 |
28. | Pat Kaylor, United States | 1,633 | 73-73-74--220 | +4 |
28. | Trevor Downing, Australia | 1,633 | 72-72-76--220 | +4 |
31. | Snell Lancaster, United States | 1,450 | 72-73-76--221 | +5 |
31. | Joe McDermott, Ireland | 1,450 | 73-73-75--221 | +5 |
31. | Fritz Gambetta, United States | 1,450 | 71-76-74--221 | +5 |
31. | Raymond Kane , Ireland | 1,450 | 76-71-74--221 | +5 |
31. | David Good, Australia | 1,450 | 74-75-72--221 | +5 |
31. | David Ojala, United States | 1,450 | 74-75-72--221 | +5 |
37. | Manuel Ballesteros, Spain | 1,228 | 73-73-76--222 | +6 |
37. | Pietro Molteni, Italy | 1,228 | 74-73-75--222 | +6 |
37. | Agim Bardha, Albania | 1,228 | 72-74-76--222 | +6 |
37. | Barry Sandry, England | 1,228 | 72-74-76--222 | +6 |
37. | John McTear, Scotland | 1,228 | 74-75-73--222 | +6 |
37. | Tomas Persson, Sweden | 1,228 | 73-74-75--222 | +6 |
37. | David Creamer, England | 1,228 | 75-71-76--222 | +6 |
44. | Antonio Garrido, Spain | 1,082 | 74-72-77--223 | +7 |
44. | Brian Waites, England | 1,082 | 76-71-76--223 | +7 |
44. | Gordon Parkhill, N. Ireland | 1,082 | 71-78-74--223 | +7 |
44. | Javier Viladomiu, Spain | 1,082 | 71-78-74--223 | +7 |
44. | Glenn MacDonald, Canada | 1,082 | 69-76-78--223 | +7 |
44. | Jay Horton, United States | 1,082 | 73-75-75--223 | +7 |
44. | Priscillo Diniz, Brazil | 1,082 | 72-73-78--223 | +7 |
51. | Jan Bj?son, Sweden | 450 | 75-73-76--224 | +8 |
52. | David Burd, South Africa | 447 | 71-76-78--225 | +9 |
53. | Michael Robert Baty, United States | 444 | 71-78-77--226 | +10 |
54. | Skip Pratt, United States |
| 77-73--150 | |
54. | Geoff Parslow, Australia |
| 78-72--150 | |
54. | Bobby Verwey, South Africa |
| 74-76--150 | |
54. | George Ginis Gre |
| 73-77--150 | |
58. | Peter Townsend, England |
| 75-76--151 | |
58. | Leonard Owens, Ireland |
| 76-75--151 | |
60. | Arthur Spring, Ireland |
| 78-74--152 | |
60. | Gordon MacDonald, Scotland |
| 76-76--152 | |
60. | Jay Dolan III, United States |
| 77-75--152 | |
60. | Glenn Malm, United States |
| 77-75--152 | |
64. | Renato Campagnoli, Italy |
| 74-79--153 | |
64. | Kenny Stevenson, N. Ireland |
| 75-78--153 | |
64. | John Hudson, England |
| 76-77--153 | |
64. | Hiro Tahara, Japan |
| 79-74--153 | |
64. | David Snell, England |
| 78-75--153 | |
64. | Michael Hooper, England |
| 78-75--153 | |
64. | Joe Carr, United States |
| 76-77--153 | |
64. | Gordon Brown, Scotland |
| 77-76--153 | |
72. | Volker Krajewski, United States |
| 78-76--154 | |
72. | Malcolm Edmunds, Wales |
| 74-80--154 | |
72. | Michael Steadman, England |
| 77-77--154 | |
72. | John Fourie, South Africa |
| 76-78--154 | |
76. | Don McCart, Scotland |
| 76-79--155 | |
77. | Sid Denham, England |
| 79-77--156 | |
78. | Kenneth Magnusson, Sweden |
| 77-80--157 | |
78. | Harry Spaniotis, Greece |
| 71-86--157 | |
80. | Tienie Britz, South Africa |
| 79-79--158 | |
80. | Sooky Maharaj, Trinidad |
| 77-81--158 | |
82. | Geoffrey King, England |
| 75-84--159 | |
82. | Michael Lynch, Ireland |
| 77-82--159 | |
82. | Antero Bo Erik Baburin, Sweden |
| 81-78--159 | |
85. | Ian J Smith , South Africa |
| 78-82--160 | |
86. | Steve Wild, England |
| 75-86--161 | |
86. | Bryan Malone, Ireland |
| 80-81--161 | |
88. Bernard Gallacher, Scotland WD | ||||
89. Frank Gannon, Ireland WD | ||||
--European Seniors Tour | ||||
