Hagen has aDo twice won the
American open, hemming champion at
iPs ace of 21 at t’hicago in 1314, and
regaining the crown five years later
at Boston
HAGEN HAS 19 MAIOR
GOLF TITLES TO CREDIT
tho Ap*i»fi
GARDEN DITV. N. V.. September
25 —Walter Hagen, whose victory in
the championship final
over Leo Diegel today added >I,OOO to
his already generous income, has won
19 major competitions over a 12-vear
period in addition to many smaller
events.
Here is the list: American open,
twice. British open, twice: Belgian
open. once. French open, once; North
and South open, three times: Metro
politan open, three; Western open,
three, professional, four.
Hagen s annual return from tourna
ment exhibition play has been placed
at >75.000. He aim is presiden: of
the Pasadena Golf t’luh in Florida.
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MARINES TOO STRONG
FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE
DURHAM, N. H.. September 25.-
Tw'» former I'niversity of Maryland
stars. McQuade ami Pugh, playing in
the haekfield for Quantico Marines
against University of New Hampshire
here tin's afternoon, did much to
bring about a ,’4-to-O victor? for the
Gyrenes. Dukowy and Dugan also
showed well behind the line. Arnold,
r new quarterback, displayed prom
ise. and the kicking and hail carrying
of Shumway was impressive. i
A sturdy line was presented by the
Marines. Wicmore and Hunt, tackles,
broke up a number of New Hamp
shire plays behind the line and
Thompson and Spaulding were formid
able at renter.
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HOLDS ARCHERY TITLE.
Stanley F. Spencer of pan Pedro.
Calif., winner in the recent National
arrhsry tournament at Bryn Mawr.
