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... Finsterwald Wins U.S. Golf Dow Pinsterwald. of Florida, won the 08. Professional Golfers' Association Championship Haserford yesterday with three under par ». which gave him a 72-hole score °*lt 'was Plnsterwaid’s first major tournament rictory. and won ...
... lost 3-6. 6-4, 2-6. One Stroke Lead For Finsterwald Dow Finsterwald held onestroke lead after the first round of the United Suites Professional Oolf Association championship at Haverford, Penn., yesterday. Finsterwald had a threeunder-par 61 to lead from ...
... Cup series. His first *s 1937. Team, with ages, is: Jerrv Barber (45>. captain; Billy Casper '3o'. Bill Collins 132' Dow Finsterwald '3l), Jay Herbert '3B'. Gene Littler (31'. Arnold Palmer (31). Sam Snead (50». Mike Souchak (34), and Art Wall (37). OLDEST ...
... made,” say the American selectors. They are:—Gene Llttler (automatic as Open champion), Arnold Palmer, Jay Herbert, Dow Finsterwald, Billy Casper, Art Wall. Tommy Bolt, Bill Collins, Mike Souchak, Julius Boros, Sam Snead and Doug Ford. This seems to follow ...
... Jay Hebert shared the lead with total scores of 139 after the second round of the United doll Asso- at Haver- ford. Penn. Finsterwald. who led by one stroke after the first round, scored a two-over-par 13 and Hebert brother of the defending champion. Lionel ...
... BLANCAS SHARES LEAD ON 65 HOMERO BIANCAS, Allen Miller and Dow Finsterwald are tied for the lead with sixunder-par 65s after the first round of the £55,000 Sahara invitational tournament at the Sahara-Nevada Country Club, Las Vegas. They held two-stroke ...
... But on this, thslr first outing in a heavy wind, the Americans certainly did not leoh unbeatable. Barber partnered Dow Finsterwald, while Doug Ford, who has come into the side a last-minute repteeement for the suspended Sam Snaad, played with the etvDth ...
... dream, crushed tJ.S. captain Jerry Barber 5 and 4. but irishman Christy O'Connor was fighting a losing battle against Dow Finsterwald. who won 2 and 1. America need to win only one of the other eight singles retain the trophy, and 11 points for outright ...
... Brita.n Just because 2 up) beat Jo Boros 1 hole. puor putting Too many shots B Hunt were missed from tea feet or deand D Finsterwald 2 less hoies “Our players were just as as the Americans off tne fre. AFTERNOON SERIES T. Haliburton (7 said Britain's ...
... Hucgett t dah Cartis whe beat pavid Marsh Powe MecClel- CMastrat F Beard. ane T—David Snell Deviin E the English 2 Hedley Pp Finsterwald, Hooper, Mars pverard by 4 and Fennell i ...
... Net! Coles. Ber. rd ing In the afternoon match, and nara t (Britain) he felt that toe many putts were Gene Littler Dow Finsterwald missed by Neil Coles and Geoft- man. Dave Thomas (US) haived with Harry Weet- ‘ Britain) rey Hunt. After heartening their ...
... fourth point of tho day to •nsurt that lhay could not lose the foursomes. In the fourth foursomes. Jerry Barber and Dow Finsterwald who replaced Gene Little and Doug Ford, halved the short first hole in 3 with Tom Haliburton and Neil Coles The Americans ...