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King George VI dies, Elizabeth II becomes
Queen
G.M. offering cars with air cooling
Albert Schweitzer wins Nobel Peace
Prize
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1952
Miss Suggs won her second Championship
with a record-breaking 70-69-70-75—284 at the Bala Golf Club, Philadelphia.
As far as is known, her score was the lowest ever made by a woman over
72 holes in a major competition.
The Misses Marlene Bauer and Betty Jameson
tied for second at 291. In the second round, Miss Marilyn Smith made a
single-round record of 67, and Miss Bauer matched this in the third round.
The purse was $7,500. The course measured
only 5,460 yards, and par was 69.
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Louise Suggs |
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Starts |
29 |
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Best Finish |
Winner in 1949 & '52 |
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Rds |
105 |
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Cuts Made |
24 |
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Top 3 |
10 |
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Top 5 |
14 |
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Top 10 |
19 |
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Top 25 |
19 |
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Avg. |
76.31 |
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Scores In 60s |
3 |
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Rds Under Par |
10 |
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Earnings |
$17,920.08 |
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