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... may probably not yield more than outside £ 3 WO . Mr Albert Mul ' cr , woollen and worsted cloth n ) atiuf ? ctnrer | of Finsterwalde ( Germany ) , is unable to meet his engagements , fiw liabilities aro estimated at about 250 , 000 marks , and chieflyto ...
... a-side is duo for to-morrow . —Press Association . Special . ' ACCIDENT TO AVIATUK . Berlin , September 11 . A message from Finsterwalde states that while flying in an aeroplane in connection with the Army mancEUvres'this morning , an officer of the Flying ...
... &rae(erenct They are:—Alfred J. Menfret. rvey War, jnr. Frank Holscher, William L. (Dynamite) Goodloe, jnr. and Dow H. Finsterwald. The team will sail for Britain on April 27th. They will also compete in the British Amateur Championship at Royal Porthcawl ...
... mutiny by some People’s Police. The Social Democratic Telegraf sald that 1000 workers of the nationalised Fimag works at Finsterwalde. near Berlin, staged a four-hour strike last week to protest against what they called “wage cuts” of between 25 and 30 ...
... PETER THOMSON SHARES LEAD Fort Worth (Texas), Friday, — Peter Thomson, of Australia, British Open golf champion, and -Dow Finsterwald, of America, were joint leaders with 141 at the end of the second round of the 25000-dollar (£9000) Colonial Invitation ...
... corresponding count for 1955 are Ted Kroll, Cary Middlecoff. and Gene Littler. Second in the dollar rush: for instance, is Dow _Finsterwald, of Ohio, whose name means not a thing vet at anyrate, to British readers. Kroll, who is 37 and has been a professional ...
... United States | Ryder Cup team which will meet Britain at Lindrick, on October 4 and 3. They are: - T. Bolt, J. Burke, D. Finsterwald, D. Ford E. Furgol F Hawkins, L. Hebert, T. Kroll D Mayer and A. Wall. The team was selected on the basis of points earned ...
... go overlooked. The US. team for this year's competition —also picked on a points basisseems to bear this out. Names like Finsterwald, Hawkins, Wall, and Hebert mean little or nothing to the average British golf follower, but their worth can hardly be disputed ...
... tells me, has been a tournament winner, Wall has competed in every event this year; Ford has won over 45.000 dcllars; and Finsterwald has been in the money in the past 60 events in the circuit. Burke himself pulled wrist ligaments some weeks ago, but is ...
... test match at Buffalo against the next ten players in the Ryder Cup golntase. These were Burke and Bolt. ord and Kroll, Finsterwald and Herbert. Mayer and Furgol, and Wall and Hawkins. Only four foursomes take the tee. of course. in the international The ...
... mnder\ nt. Dog ‘ ord, Ed Furgol of thc withered | 'arm; Don Finsterwald, Lionel Hc?en. | Fred Hawkins, Ted Kroll and Art Wall. iWith them, to flgl wifely moral supiflm. are_the ‘urke. Finsterwald, ayer, Wall and Hawkins.. All the players e t Burke, Kroll ...
... fully recover he and Art Wall may have to be left out. The other four pairs are:— 'romtn‘y Bolt and Lionel Herbert: Dow Finsterwald and Doug Ford: Burke and Ted Kroll: and Ed Furgol and Dick Mayer. Burke and Kroll were again in brilliant form, improving ...