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Captain Yank Heisler. Jack Purdy, Cooch Owen. and Pat Grant provided the Crimson victories. Unbeaten in previous competition. Fred Sherman lost his first match in overtime...
Only Ben Smallnick, an Engineer with an unusual swing, managed to stifle his Crimson opponent. Playing poorly at the number two spot. Cooch Owen lost to the likeable, Smallnick, 3 and 2, Owen usually plays in the number three spot, but moved up to play Smallnick when Jack Purdy, the usual number two golfer, decided that he had had enough of Smallnick at the Greater Bostons...
Captain Yank Heisler, Jack Purdy and Cooch Owen joined Sherman in notching victories over their Big Red opponents...
...sharp dresser on the team, Owen, almost shocked his teammates by playing in long pants. Just before he got on the course, however, Cooch whipped off his trousers, revealing a lovely pair of pink shorts. "Cooch has about 20 pairs of shorts, but he likes to play in his pink ones." teammate Purdy said last night...
...Cooch Owen, Tim Schaaf, and Skip Kistner will play in their usual positions-three, four, and five-and after seven consecutive wins. Fred Sherman has been moved up to the number six position...