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WHAT THE SUCCESSFUL EXECUTIVE CAN EXPECT TO EARN THESE DAYS . Take a few <strong>business</strong> trips, <strong>and</strong> c, ., reallv ~ start to rake it in . Because if (V-t?1_1 . re a. F1iohtFund~ nielnber xvho flies 20,000 miles in one calendar year, Voii can qualif~~ for T ` r the ~:nerica ~ ..-est C}~airznan's Club:which entitles ".-oU to perks like a~U'ro znile~~~;e i~or~us c:n ever~: flicrht .. earlv boardinc,r ancj iirst-c'=; _,s c.neck FIRST-CLASS UPGRADES . AiIC6airman'sClub' r!- . ;~s~; ~a y <strong>and</strong> Masters members t'- itii i receive confirmed first-class upgrades . PREFERRED SEATING . Choice window or aisle sects are reserved for Chairman's Club' <strong>and</strong> Masters members on every flight . volt qU~~ill~' .IOr i~ ! ~lsters sl~l~? l s , '?,'Iiicll additional benefits, includin ;~ a 100c',o nlilea~;e bonis on e=Y-etR,, 11iQht . At both levels, your rne,1nbership is good for the bals~nce of the calendar `rear . plus ali oi Lli(f followinc.r < , vear. ~)r~c; -~vhat eTt' a .° 0 WAmerica West Airlines IT SEEMS SILLY TO PAY MORE' HEIA~ R ~~ ~aAa[ ~~~R ~ IYfLLLL'HL1~ LMUJJ ® .r.e .-n w.ur Avl .re ~aro'u chenae . 'empo au eeN .parA, or re .~mine ortr oe ctl o cecro s Ms FI o_InFu,d' paumm, ~rqFplna~lrsepmmcicnz awars or4 rrover ppnrsrs . wRn , w& .w ocnce ~ IG954crerka'Nau :+ilnue. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/agf97d00/pdf
under par, matched a $3,000 first-place contribution to the United Way of Atlanta for a total donation of 56,000 . Second place, at net even par in a match-of-cards tiebreaker, was claimed by Marsh & McLennan, the 53 .5 billion insurance <strong>and</strong> financial-services giant . Ernie Thomasson, a calmly competitive 14-h<strong>and</strong>icapper, took low-net honors at 3-under 32 <strong>and</strong> won a decorative rosewoo¢ putter courtesy of Productivity Rick Fireddington's all-around play helped Coca-Cala caplure the top quaiifying spot Point InternationaL Thomasson's tee shot on the par-3 third hung out to the right <strong>and</strong> caught the comer of a large, undulating, Arthur Hills-designed green . Despite coming up 8 feet short with his approach putt, Thomasson easily rolled in the finishing putt for a par . That was all his partner, Andy Daniels, needed to right a rickety boat <strong>and</strong> play the next five official holes in 4 over, Daniels, a UCLA a ad still fired up about his alma mater's NCAA hoops title, came out cold in the first quarter, so to speak, <strong>and</strong> walked off the third hole already 6 over. But making it to a SkyTel national final only heightened Daniels' sense of destiny . At the award=ceremonv, he fantasized : "If Marsh & McLennan ever made a big marketing move into golf, I could be the guy who plays the PGA tour <strong>and</strong> wears our visor ." Marsh & McLennan's other twosome included Craig Perry, a G .C . of Georgia member who plays to a 13 but didn't quite do as well on this occasion . Looal knowledge helped Perry to a net 1 .5-over score of 385 . His playing partner, Rob Hunter, suffered through a quadruple-bogey 8 on the relatively easy eighth hole, but scrambled to shoot even par net . On two successive holes, Hunter wedged his ball from difficult spots to within tap-in range . The Marsh & MeLennan charity, Scottish Rite Children's Hospital, will receive $2,000 in SkyTel purse money plus 52,000 in matching funds . Feeling not only generous but feisty, the Marsh & McLennan team vowed to be competitive at September's national finals in W'iltiamsburg, Va . Said Daniels, "What we need to do now is get team uniforms . At least shirts ." As for the third-place guys, Harris Corp ., regular readers of this space don't need a lot of background information . The Harris foursome of Jack Hartley, Phil Fatmer, Herb McCauley <strong>and</strong> Bob Fay has had a consistent run of success throughout SkyTei Southeast qualifying history . Fay was all smiles coming off the 10th because he <strong>and</strong> McCauley had put together a string of net pars on the previous four holes . "Except," Fay reported, "for my 6 on No . 6," where he made the maximum of twice-par gross . "But it was a real 6,° he hastened to add . 'All it took me was six strokes ." Farmer, a 9-h<strong>and</strong>icapper, shot a neat 41, net 36 .5, for his nine, <strong>and</strong> for a while was the inside man on closest-to-the-pin . Hartley, his stylish playing partner, rurned in a 46, net 39,5, with a triple-bogey on the difficult par-4 seventh, his only bad hole . Harris' charity, The Haven, received $1,000 from the purse, a sum matched dollar-for-dollar by Harris . Farmer's attempt at winning closestto-the-pin was scuttled when George Pace of Virginia-based food processor Rocco Inc . hammered a full 7-iron to 14 feet on the 138-yard third'nole of the Lakeside course . But Pace's shot was bettered by a yard in the tournament's closing hour, as Gary Gramkow of Maxfli snuck a 9-iron just inside Pace's marker. Gramkow's shot won him a deluxe Iaeger-LeCoultre stainless steel watch . Pace did claim an impressive overnight case by winning the Lark Luggage Long Haul award, which goes to the lowest-scoring member of the foursome that traveled the farthest to the tournament site . Among the teams that failed to qualify, Gulfstream Aerospace is most likely to return next year . Gulfstream was encouraged when three of its four players won prizes in a drawing of <strong>business</strong> cards . First Dick Whitaker won a three-day car-rental prize from National Car Rental . Next Bob Cooper won four dozen Maxfli balls with the Gulfstream logo to be imprinted on them . Then along came Buzz Yates to win the Cross Creek golf apparel ensemble . Robert O'Leary of Cox Communications stopped the Gulfstream sweep when his name was called as the winner of the Konica 710 home-office fax machine . Could one's <strong>business</strong> card be more important than one's scorecard? Nah . Proud winner of the Southeast Regional is Coca-Cola . L-R : 3fark O'Shaughnessy, Tan Ludwick, SkyTeYs Jack Haney, Jeff Dunn, Rick Weddington . http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/agf97d00/pdf
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