Hagen Runner-Up In 1923 PGA Then Won Four Straight
Walter Hagen finished second to Gene Sarazen at the 1923 PGA Championship and then captured four consecutive tournament victories to extend his dominance on the golf tour.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1950
Page
8
Walter Hagen finished second to Gene Sarazen at the 1923 PGA Championship and then captured four consecutive tournament victories to extend his dominance on the golf tour.
Bob Hamilton of Landover Maryland captured the PGA golf championship in his debut at Spokane Washington in 1944. He defeated all challengers to claim the major title in his initial try.
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Classified advertisements list multiple sale items including a 1940s Hudson sedan with radio and heater, a 60 acre farm on Rt 522, picnic jugs and baskets, a DeLuxe Dodge Coupe, and an electric range with Frigidaire. Each entry includes contact names and phone numbers.
Classified row lists a national brand chocolate bar sales opportunity requiring $990 cash, references, and a car. write Box 38 Winchester Star for appointment. Also notices for lawn mower sharpening service, apartment rentals, lost items, an Allis-Chalmers service school invitation, and a divorce case in Fredericksburg circuit court.
The Friendly Grove Community Hall Association set the annual yard party for July 4 and a Labor Day picnic with dinners planned. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Cooper joined Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cooper for a May 4 trip to Gettysburg to attend chapel lectures at the Seminary. Guests at the Richards home on Sunday included their children and grandchildren.
Children of Winchester join chair practice at St Johns Church while Mr and Mrs Floyd Barrett and their son David of Martinsburg W Va visit Mr and Mrs T B Cooper. The Barretts are accompanied by Mrs Barretts parents from near White Hall.
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