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Guiliano hits jackpot with another ace By DON HUNT Don�t be surprised if Tony Guiliano hits the lottery any day now. When you�ve made three holes-in-one in eight months, anything can happen. Guiliano sank his third ace since September on Sunday when he holed out at Widgi Creek Golf Course in Bend. "I know I�m the luckiest guy in the world," said Guiliano, a junior at South Medford High. "I know most people are lucky to get one in a lifetime. "But in each case I�ve hit the ball square. Each time, the ball has landed five to six feet in front of the hole and trickled in." Guiliano�s latest hole-in-one came on the 143-yard, No. 15 hole at Widge Creek. He used an 8-iron. His father, Jerry, and Mark Williams of Corvallis witnessed his ball�s latest disappearing act. "There were shadows on the green and so I wasn�t sure if my ball was hidden in one of them or had actually gone in the cup," said Guiliano, who went on to shoot a 2-over-par 74. "I walked up to the cup and there it was." Guiliano�s other aces came on the 170-yard, No. 11 hole at Rogue Valley Country Club on Sept. 21, 1999, and on the 178-yard, No. 16 hole at Reams Golf & Country Club in Klamath Falls on May 1. Guiliano started playing golf four years ago and he played on the South High golf team this spring. He carries a 6.5 handicap. "I�m not a real long hitter but I hit the ball straight and my short game is pretty good," he said. Lately, however, he hasn�t needed much of a short game. Obituaries | Sports | Business | Classifieds | Tempo | Prime Times | So Oregon Sites | Outdoor Journal | Subscribe | Contact | Movies | Advertise | Real Estate Showcase | Archive | Editorials | Letters to the editor | Religion | Wake-up Call | NIE | Cyber Chef | Job Network | So Oregon Weather | WSJ Northwest | Forums | AP Wire | AP Money | F.A.Q. | Awards Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. The Community Newspaper Subsidiary of Dow Jones & Co, Inc Copyright �The Mail Tribune 2000, Medford, Oregon USA