By HUGH FULLERTON JR, Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP)—The biggest international golf competition in the United States this year—Brit- ain versus the United States for the Ryder Cup—will be played next month without the Open champions of either nation par- ticipating.

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Fe eoeen oe the ‘S. pro circuit, Gene Littler. {Both Casper and Littler became Littler and U.S. Open cham-'pros in 1954 and haven't been eae or win ig Mb = full-fledged FGA members long 0 rs enough to earn ints, against the Britons, however, as - ee seer an ambitious program of compet-/GARY PLAYER OUT itions has been arranged for the} Gary Player, the South Afri- visitors between their arrival/can winner of the British Open, here Oct. 20 and the cup match /$sn’t eligible for this competition at Palm Desert, Calif., Nov. 78.)and Snell, 25-year-old surprise The U.S. team was selected en-| winner of the British PGA match

Aug. 1, 1957 and Sept. 7, 1959.

pressive.

Seven of the ten Britons were selected under a point system and three by a committee. Eight of them. were members of the 1957 team that beat the U.S. 7'2- 4% at Lindrick, England.

The American side _ includes | four of the 1957 players, four | hewcomers and: Sam Snead and iCary Middlecoff, who last played jin the cup matches in 1955.

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lednesday night with Cleveland | which there was a steady parade |Vasko and Veteran winger Rom; Chieage—Goal: Hall: defence: ons and Hershey Bears tied /of players to the penalty bench. | Murphy. Pilote, Vasko, Evans, St. Lau- at the end of 30 seconds of| Heavy humidity which hung} Chicago jumped out to a 10!/rent, Arbour: forwards: Litzen-

iy in an overtime period. over this area of Pennsylvania |lead on last season's fifth-place|berger, Sloan, Lindsay. Murray porge Hicks, Cleveland center |caused the fog to form in the/finishers midway in the first| Balfour, Murohy, Hay, Skov, Nes-| pred at 18:41 of the first period: |arena, At times players could he | period. terenko, Hull, Wharram, Malo Barons held that lead until|seen only above the elbows, at| Goals by Vasko and Hull early|nevy, Earl Balfour, Mikita. seconds of play remained in (other times they couldn’t be seen'in the’ second period ‘put the} Referee — Udvari. Linesmen— final period. at all. Play was halted a dozen|Hawks almost out of reach until| Hayes, Patterson

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