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Playing with a limp, Hogan still won: six more majors, three in 1953 when he took the Masters, U.S. Open and British Open. His mystique was further enhanced by the 1967 Masters, when he shot a record 30 on the back nine. In the par-3 tourney before this year's Masters, Ernie Els found himself in a group with Gary Player and Sam Snead. When Els asked Player how he should address the great Snead, Player replied, "Sam will be fine. If we were playing with Ben Hogan, though, you'd call him Mr. Hogan...
...Tourney Finish: Second...
Historical records are incomplete, but it is believed that the last time a Harvard player advanced this far in a national tourney was during the 1920s or 1930s...
...Tourney Finish: Second...
...Tennis at NCAA Tourney...