He was involved with Bisbee’s Copper Kings when they played a semi-pro style league against far-away teams from Yuma, Tucson and Prescott. He’s looking to keep it closer to home this time around with town teams already formed in Bisbee, Silver City, Safford-Thatcher and San Carlos.?
Contact Mike Varney, president and CEO of the Tucson Metro Chamber, at or (520) 792-2250. His Advocating for Business column appears monthly in Inside Tucson Business.
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may have lost the lead for a while during Sunday's third round, but when play was complete he was back in front. And his lead was bigger than at the end of the second round.Shooting a solid round of 65, Garcia moved to 19 under for the tournament. That gives him a two-stroke lead heading into Monday's final round of play at TPC Boston.Above, check out the video of Garcia talking about his round. Below, there's a video of Graham DeLaet following his round of 9-under 62.Henrik Stenson is at 17 under following a round of 5-under 66 on the par-71 course. The best round of the day was produced by DeLaet who fashioned a 9-under 62 that puts him at 16 under along with Steve Stricker, who shot a 63. DeLaet started the day with a bogey on the first hole but followed with birdies at 2, 3, 5, 6 and 9 for a 32 on the front side. He continued his birdie string with more at 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18 for a 30 on the back nine.Auburn's Jason Dufner, who held the lead for a while Sunday, finished with a 66 and is at 15 under along with Roberto Castro, who shot a 68. Kevin Stadler (64 on Sunday) is at 14 under and Ian Poulter (66) is at 13 under.Ten players are at 12 under. That list includes Jim Furyk (63), Hunter Mahan (66), Jason Day (67), Keegan Bradley (67) and Matt Kuchar (69).Tiger Woods, No. 1 in FedEx Cup standings,
at Buckeye, shot 1 over 72 and is at 6 under, while No. 2 Adam Scott is at 7 under after a round of 67 on Sunday. No. 3 Phil Mickelson (71) is at 8 under.Each of the seven golfers with connections to the state of Alabama made the cut for Monday's final round. The list is led by Dufner (66) at 15 under, with Boo Weekley (69), Stewart Cink (70) and Brandt Snedeker (69) all at 8 under. Graeme McDowell (69) is at 6 under,
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