Thursday, May 20, 1954 The Guardian Page 1

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\-gw YORK, (AP)—Sam snead‘s M", gulf goal this year is to (lup- hmm gen Hogan's "little slam of 1953—that is, win the Masters, U 5 and British opens in I single s(‘.tS0ll.

I-‘red Corcoran. Bnead's business (LVilSLIIlal'II. said Tuesday Sam had asked that an entry be filed for the British championship.‘ scheduled ‘min 5.9 at Royal Birkdale—w.tn one contingency-

To keep the overseas date, Snead mus‘. first win the U. 5. open at Baltusroll in Springfield, N.J.. June 17-19. This is 9. title which has been .3;-ctully avoiding the West Virgin- lilll for 17 Yell‘! '

‘I'd like to play in the British open but it would all depend on ltnix I do at Baltusrol," Sam said .ii'er scoring I. record victory ii‘ the round robin at suburban Mea- ;{ri\l' Brook Sunday.

Jinlmy Demaret and Gene Sara- /(‘ll also are entering the British upbfl Hogan has announced he nun‘: be among the competitors.

snrad already has won the 1954 xiustcrs. in a dramatic playoff with Hagan. He is. Is usual, one of the mzshot favorites at Baltusrol.

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