... Konieff’e tanks, ho said, had broken through tho main German defence system after crossing the river, and were approaching Finsterwalde, some miles west of the river and little ever 40 miles from General Hodges’s American spearheads. Wing-Commander Violent ...

... Britain victory Wentworth four terrible time in making up his years ago Thev will oppose mind which two men leave out Finsterwald, of Ohio, the youngest of the foursomes. and perhaps outstanding golfer of Thev are all play mg in top the Americans, and ...

... (4 and 3) 1. L. Hebert 0. D. J. Rees (7 and 1, K. Furgol 0. B. J. Hunt (6 and 6) 1. D. Ford 0. C. O'Connor 7 and 1. D. Finsterwald 0. H. Bradshaw (halves) J. D. Mayer i. Singles—Britain 6. U.B.A. 1, with one halved. Foursomes (on Friday)—Britain I. U ...

... eipzift. where organized enemy resistance ceased yesterday, just about 45 miles from Konieff's advancing spearheads now at Finsterwalder. and when this 45- mile gap is closed, the ring round tlie great area centred on Berchtesgaden will snap shut Patton's ...

... Hogan, MiddlecolT—but they strong from the compel standpoint. These boys will the names in go.I in the years come.” Don Finsterwald. at youngest in the side. ha> the prize list in his last ■ ■ ments To-day the U S. team v Herts Golf Club to la . the grave ...