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1956 Tournament Dates March 8-Tl NATL 1956 Tournament Dates March 8-tl NATL. ASSN of LEFT-HANDED GOLFERS, 8-11 PENSACOLA OPEN (Club to be on- Catawba CC, Hickory, N, C. nou need;, Pentacolo, Fla. B-l 1 USGA JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP, Toconic 15-1B ST. PETERSBURG OPEN, Lakewood CC, St, GC, WiTKoms College, WiJIiamtton, Mots. Petersburg, Fla, 9-12 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, Tom O'Shon- 22-25 MIAMI BEACH OPEN, Baythore GC, ter CC, Nilet, III. Miami Beach, Fla. 16-19 MILLER OPEN, Tripoli CC, Milwaukee 29-Apr. 1 AZALEA OPEN, Cope Fear CC, Wit- 20-23 USGA SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP, Som- mington, N. C. erset CC, St, Poul, Minn. April 23-26 METROPOLITAN AMATEUR, Century CC, Purchase, N. Y. 5- B MASTERS, Augutla, Ga. National GC 23-26 ST. PAUL (Minn) OPEN. Keller GC. 12-15 GREENSBORO OPEN, Siarmount Forest 30-Sept. 2 MOTOR CITY OPEN, Wettern G 4 CC, Greentboro, N. C. CC. Detroit, Mtch. 19-22 VIRGINIA BEACH OPEN, Cavalier Yacht & CC. Virginia Beach, Va. September 19-21 ARLINGTON OPEN, Hot Springs, Ark, 6- 9 RUBBER CITY OPEN, Firettone CC, Akron, CC. Ohio. 23-28 NORTH & SOUTH INV„ Pine Wit CC, 13-16 fT. WAYNE find.) OPEN. Elkt CC, N. C 10-15 USGA MEN'S AMATEUR. Knollwood CC, 26-29 SENIORS INV., Pine Nsedlos CC, South- Lake Forett, III. ern Pines, N. C. 17-19 METROPOLITAN OPEN, Inwood CC, N. Y. 26-29 TOURNAMENT of CHAMPIONS, Detirt October Inn CC, Las Vegot, Nev. 11-14 WESTERN OPEN. Son Francisco (club not May telected), 27-28 AMERICAS CUP, Club Compeitre de la 2- 6 COLONIAL CC, Ft. Worth. Ten. Curdad de Mexico. J 0-13 GREENBRIER OPEN, White Surphur Springs, W. Va. Women's Events 10-13 CARL1NGS OPEN, Sunset CC, Sappington, Mo. March 17-20 KANSAS CITY OPEN, Milburn G & CC, 8-11 TITLEHOLDERS, Augusta, Ga. CC Overlond Park, Kant. 14-19 NORTH & SOUTH INV, (amateur), Pine- 24-27 & 31-June 3 DALLAS OPEN, Protlon hunt, N. C. CC Hollow CC. Da I lot, Tex. April 28.June 2 BRITISH AMATEUR, Troon, England 12-15 BEAUMONT, Tex. June 19.22 DALLAS. Tex. 4-10 ROUND ROBiN, Wykagyl CC, New Ro- May chelle, N. Y. 10-13 BETSY RAWLS TOURNEY, Spartanburg, 8- 9 CURTIS CUP MATCHES, Prinee't GC, s. c. Sandwich, England June 14-16 USGA MEN'S OPEN, Oak Hill CC, 6-10 TRIANGLE ROUND ROBIN, Covolier Roc he it-r, N, Y, Yocht & CC, Virginia Beoch, Vo. 21-24 PHILA. DAILY NEWS OPEN, Cobb) Creek 12-14 WOMEN'S EASTERN (50th anniversary GC, Philad Iphia, Pa. tournament), Nottau CC, Olen Cove, L I, 20-22 WESTERN SENIORS, Highland G & CC, 21 24 WOLVERINE OPEN. Forett Lake CC. De- Indionapo'ii, tnd troit, 28 July t INSURANCE CITY OPEN, Wethert- 28 July 1 WWGA OPEN, Wokonda Club, Det fietd CC, Hartford, Conn. Moines, I a. July July 1- 6 BRITISH OPEN, Royal Liverpool. England 16-21 WWGA (omo'eur), Guyan G & CC, 5-8 CANADIAN OPEN, Beocanilield GC, Mon. Huntington, W. Vo. treol. Que. 26-28 USGA WOMEN'S OPEN, Northland CC, 7-14 USGA PUBLIC LINKS, Harding Park GC. Duluth, Minn, Son Francrico. August 12-15 LA BATT'S OPEN, Royol Quebec GC, 2-12 ALL-AMERICAN & World's Championship, Quebec City, Que, Tom O'Shonter CC, Chicago. 20-24 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP, Blur- Hill GC, September Co-^'on, Mats, 17 22 USGA WOMEN'S AMATEUR, Meridian 26-29 EASTERN Mt. Pleatont GC, Baltimore, Md, Hlllt, Indianapolis, Ind. August October 2- 5 ALL AMERICAN OPEN, Tom O'Shanter 8.13 TRANS-MISSISSIPPI, Monterey Pennitula CC, Nil«, III. CC, Pebble Beach, Calif. .
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