Crosby family fights to keep Pebble Beach tour name
The Crosby name remains tied to the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach as Kathryn Crosby withdraws support over disputes with the PGA. Nathaniel Crosby hosts the event with his brother Harry Crosby determined to keep the tournament alive, citing Bing Crosby’s will giving the widow control over the name and likeness.
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Mount St. Mary’s weighs division move amid conference shifts
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