... BOROS and FINSTERWALD 1 WALL and FORD 0 SNEAD and IVLIDDLECOFF i Great Britain lost the match 31 to 81. ...

... England 0N A L (Ipswich): Finsterwald; /4 T. Jacklin (G B), England 56 (J. Louis 17, J. G. Player (S A), R. Cha r l es (N Z) . 7 12, M. Shakespeare 9). R. Lunn, J. Burke. Czechoslovakia 51 (M. UNIR O Y A L TOURNAME NT 13, M. Spinker, J. Slane] (Bruntsfield ...

... PRESS Phone: TEMPLE BAR 1200 Thomson ties lead FORT WORTH, Texas, Friday.—Peter Thomson, British open champion, and Dow Finsterwald, U.S., tied at Sfirhole mark, with 141 .each in. £8,900 Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament here.—-A P. ...

... to Jerry Barber and Dow Finsterwald one hole. Jul golf wh»n the pressure was on and they putted like eagles. Nowhere was this more dramatically Illustrated than on the last hole of the day's last match- Barber and Finsterwald v. Tom Haliburton and Neil ...

... the Coles- Haliburton match. The Americans. Jerry Barber and Dow Finsterwald, were dormie, but they looked as much at sea as a Fleetwood flounder. Britain lay dead in three. Finsterwald faced a ...

... Geoff Hunt were a hole up on Littler and Finsterwald after Hunt had knocked in a, 17-ft. putt for a birdie 2 at the sixth. Bu t the Americans squared the match at the ninth with a great bunker shot by Finsterwald and a four-foot putt by Littler that gave ...

... 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 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 ...

... LEPERS IN BERLIN Two lepers, husband and wife, from Finsterwalde, are, the Standard correspondent states, at present installed at the Berlin Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases. The man, a cigarmaker, is 47 years age, and the woman 40. Their illness ...

... Moffitt v. Souchak. Alliss v. Palmer. Bousfield v. Casper. Rees v. Hebert. Coles v. Littler. Hunt v. Barber. O'Connor v. Finsterwald. ...

... today's foursomes—nearly 40 better off. rTODAY'S PAIRINGS (British names first.) •P. Alliss and B. Hunt v. D. Ford and D. Finsterwald. • K. Bousfield and D. Rees v. A. Wall and F. Hawkins. M. Faulkner and H. Weetman v. T. Kroll and J. Burke. • C. O'Connor ...

... beginnings seem to have been responsible and Bousfield, O'Connor and W eetman never really recovered, but Rees came back at Finsterwald like a tiger. Donny two down, a noble three at the seventeenth, which measures Once again singles a nxiety assertive temperament ...