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Salk polio vaccine is used successfully
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1953 Ted Richards
For the tenth
time, and the sixth time in eight years, a Californian won at the West Seattle
Municipal Golf Course, Seattle, Wash. This became a certainty when Ted Richards,
Jr., 30, of Santa Monica, entered the final with a fellow-Los Angelean,
Irving A. Cooper, of Long Beach.
Richards played level-par golf for 36 holes and was 1 up when the holes
ran out. His victory was the seventh by a Los Angelean. He later went
to the quarter-final round of the Amateur while Cooper went to the round
of 16.
A young Jacksonville, Fla. team won the team trophy by a stroke over
Montebello, Calif. Honolulu would have tied for second had it not been
for an inadvertent error on the score card of one of the Hawaiians which
called for his automatic disqualification. Bogan was beaten in the fourth
round and subsequently turned professional.
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