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ADVERTISEMENT 22 I where they recorded a pair of pars . Dick Corp .'s chosen charity, the Epilepsy Foundation, will thanic them for the S 1,000 SkyTel donation that comes with third place . Neediess to say, Roger Peters also won closest-tothe-pin honors on the designated 17th, which brings with it a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch he will never tire of looking at . The foursome from Citicorp/CGIN didn't score any aces, but was anchored skillfully by Sal Chiat-monte <strong>and</strong> Alex Burbatsky, a combative pair of I 7-h<strong>and</strong>icappers who shot net scores of 74 <strong>and</strong> 71, respectively . Chiarmonte is the team's organizer, a slashing lefth<strong>and</strong>er who supervised pre-round practice for the team's less-experienced twosome, Dean DelVecchio <strong>and</strong> Angelo DeGenaro . On the troublesome par-5 seventh hole . Chiannonte chewed himself out for pull-hooking a 4-iron approach far right of the green . His lie, on the brow of a bunker, was so awkward that it would make a straight shot difficult for any golfer . Burbatsky, meanwhile, was roping two Gne, long wood shots to a spot iust 80 yards from the hole . His bid to get up <strong>and</strong> down for birdie fell just short, however, <strong>and</strong> Burbatsky settled for par. Chiarmonte recovered for a 6, net 5, but as they walked off the greep he checked his SkyTel pager message to lean that Burbatsky's closest-to-the-pin effort on No . 17 had been bettered by 2 feet bY Peters' hole-in-one . Burbatsky, ever the optimist, said, "At least, maybe, my longest-drive shot will st<strong>and</strong> up ." Alas, Jeff Heinicka of Florida Progress, who also made a natural eagle 2 on the 12th, would soon step up to the tee a : ò . 18 <strong>and</strong> rifle the day's longest drive . Heinicka's big blast earned him a prize catch of Taylor Made Burner Bubble woods <strong>and</strong> irons . So no individual loot ior Burbatsky, but with help from a holed bunker shot by DelVecchio, he will bring his team to the national finals in September. The Citicorp/CGIN charity, St . Jean-Baptiste High School, will accept a charitable contribution Sizing un the situation : Sal Chiannonte of Citicorp/CG/N with a Creek Club caddie . of $3,000 <strong>and</strong> await whatever the team can bring home from Williamsburg, Va . Second-place finishers in the Northeast were the golfers from Emerson Electric, who hopscotched from St . Louis with a team that had participated in two previous SkyTel regionals <strong>and</strong> in fact made it to last year's finals in Vail, Colo . Once again, the Emerson team was paced by Gerry Monken, who took low-gross honors at The Creek just as he had in 1994 at the Midwest qualifier . Monken's medal score this time was 76, including a natural birdie at the difficult par-3 eighth hole <strong>and</strong> a snappy par on the backbreaking sixth, rated the most difficult hole at The Creek . Monken's reward this time was a pair of plane tickets to take him wherever America West tlies . Teaming with Monken was Bob C x, who played as a 15 <strong>and</strong> came in with 94, net 79 . Cox endured back-to-back 8s on the 13th <strong>and</strong> - 14th holes, a pair of twin doglegs that wrap around marshl<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> can ruin many a fine round . The other Emerson pairing, George Tamke <strong>and</strong> Ike Evans, called upon their SkyTel expetience to produce a combined net of only seven strokes over par. Tamke would have been exactly par-70 net if he hadn't missed a ridiculously short putt of about 15 inches on No . 12 . Evans also grimaced coming cff No . 12 : After his terrific iron shot left him with a First place was in die batik for Cificorp/CGL's' . C-R : Sal Chiarmonre, A1ex Burbatsky, SkyTe1's jack Han-ey, Dean DelYecchio <strong>and</strong> Angelo DeGenaro . 12-footer for birdie, he was unable to get it within a yard of the hole . But he made his par <strong>and</strong> helped make possible a $2,000 SkyTel gift for the Diabetes Association . Low-net shooter on this sensationally sunny day was Stan Sauerhaft of Burson-Marsteller, who carded a net 67 <strong>and</strong> went home with a rosewood putter from Productivity Point Intemational . Alex Burbatsky won the drawing for 31,000 in travel vouchers from Carlson Wagonlit, <strong>and</strong> Ed Burtner, representing the Virginia Department of Economic Developmcnt, had his card drawn for a Konica phone/fax machine . When the sun set over The Creek Club, the SkyTeL national finals were set <strong>and</strong> the Sweet 15 were all chosen . 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