... say skippers RIVAL Ryder Cup captains Brian Huggett and Dow Finsterwald linked up yesterday to attack a common enemy the bookies. After hearing that the Americans were 10-1 ON favourites, with Britain the 7-1 outsiders, Huggett said: That's ridiculous ...

... and Rees. Ford and Finsterwald three up on Hunt and Alliss. Kroll and Burke four up on Faulkner and Weetman. Bolt and Mayer six up on O'Connor and Brown. RESULTS Eord and Finsterwald beat Alliss and Hunt. and 1. Sydney woman secures writ A »-oman who claimed ...

... Casper-Palmer Rees Bouslield 335843358 443484543 Collins-Souchak 476483464 4534454 Haliburton-Coles i“‘!s.é? 443434 Barber-Finsterwald ut—3 4 4 4 3 4 54 334 IH““5‘4H7— Weather—Page 15 WEEK-END RADIO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMMES-PAGE 10 SECOND SERIES ' CONNOR-ALLISS ...

... matches, also had a tough opponent in Middlecoff. former American Open champion. Rees, Playing in his eighth cup match. met Finsterwald. Draw for the eight singles over 36 holes is: Norman Drew (Knock. Belfast) v. Doug Ford. Ken 'Bousfield (Coombe Hill) V ...

... Oosterhuis, flew into Lytham yesterday and with one accord the players promptly retired to bed. Only their captain, Dow Finsterwald, survived a fivehour delay on the sckrenhour flight, plus the fivehour time change, to rather surprisingly announce that ...

... HE DRANK TO WIN A FOREST. Berlir. Building developments have considerably extended the outskirts of the little town of Finsterwalde. about 60 miles south of Berlin, but modernity cannot encroach on the c.3lebrated Forest of Flnsterwalde. These 760 acres ...

... 'in Rye, New York. . Dow Finsterwald (US.) was second | with 280 and British Open Champion 283. Charles returned a fourth-round | 283. Charlesr returned a fourth-round | 67, five under par, against Lema's 70 l and Finsterwald’s 71. : | D. C. Thomas ( ...

... Ryder Cup competition, but there are also five of the top 10 money winners of 1963—Palmer, Julius Boros, Tony Lema, Dow Finsterwald and Gene Littler. The only notable exclusion is that of Jack Nicklaus, who has yet to fulfil the five-year P.G.A. membership ...

... 18-foot putt for a birdie at the eighth. Hunt and Casper both birdied the ninth. COLES and O'CONNOR v. PALMER and FINSTERWALD Palmer and Finsterwald continued to play unbeatable golf, shooting six birdies on an outward half of 29. This put them five up against ...

... Stiefvate fell over ninety feet at Johannisthal to-day and was badly hurt. An officer the Flyhig Corps fell over feet at Finsterwalde to-day, being seriously injured. ...

... Rees and Bousfield fight all the way Last hole decides J. Boros and D. Finsterwald sent the United States into a 2-1 lead by beating D. J. Rees (South Herts) and K Bousfield (Coombe Hill) by two up. They were never more than two holes apart. Rees and ...

... and 2. C. O'Connor (square) lost to G. Littler one hole. H. Weetman (2 up) bt J. Boros one hole. B. Hunt (1 down) bt D. Finsterwald 2 holes. Score after morning singles—U S 151 pts., Britain BL. AFTERNOON Haliburton lost 6 and 5 to Littler, Will lost to ...