Word: parred
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard triumphed with what might easily be termed a satirical finish. Down by two holes after nine had been played, Bergman rallied to tie on the sixteenth, halved the seventeenth, and won the final par-four hole with a six, as his opponent carded a triple bogey...
Buchanan, who was low medalist in last week's Eastern Championships at Yale, trimmed Dave Potthoff, the Indians' number one man, 4 and 2, Buchanan finished with an ever par 72 over the hilly Myopia course...
Buchanan, after a sizzling start on the second eighteen, when he hit the first 10 greens in regulation and went one under par--faltered with a bogey on 1.7 and a double bogey on 18, missing a chance to take sole possession of the title...
...Saturday, as tournament officials tried to cram competitors from 16 Eastern colleges on to the 18-hole Yale lay-out, Buchanan spent 11 hours out on the course. Harvard Captain Cup Campen described the course as "a monster," hilly with big traps, elevated greens, and a number of gargantuan par-fours...
Campen's victory was closest of the day. All even after 17 holes, he found himself sitting only one foot away from the hole, on the par-four eighteenth. Yale's number-one player, sophomore Jim Rogers, was also shooting his fourth shot, but he was over 30 feet away in the rough. Campen calmly watched Rogers putt the ball through the three inch grass, over the apron, across the green, and into...