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murray crafter
1948 :
May 20, 1948 : first media report. before dunlop cup.[1]
May 21, 1948 : top assistant at event. wins prize.[2]
November 4, 1948 : qualifying round for sa open[3]
1950 :
March 14, 1950 : a lot of stuff about early life. practice habits.[4]
March 30, 1950 : assistant at glengl[5]
March 30, 1950 : plays well some tournament. day Rees quote.[6]
June 1950 : wins 1950 Slazenger Cup[7][8]
July 14, 1950 : wins patron's cup.[9]
July 19, 1950 : wins glengl purse. being "groomed" for glengl job.[10]
August 19, 1950 : playing well Ampol tournament[11]
October 2, 1950 : to play dunlop cup[12]
October 6, 1950 : second place at sa 1950 dunlop cup[13]
October 20, 1950 : wins some tournament[14]
October 31, 1950 : drives to mel[15]
November 1, 1950 : drives to Victoria for tournament[16]
November 2, 1950 : semifinals[17]
November 3, 1950 : wins semifinal[18]
November 4, 1950 : doing well![19][20][21]
November 6, 1950 : 1950 sa pga[22]
November 8, 1950 : wins tournament[23][24]
November 10, 1950 : third place tenfold[25]
November 20, 1950 : play the lakes[26]
November 22, 1950 : first aussie pga[27]
November 27, 1950 : only interstate competitor[28][29][30]
November 29, 1950 : fails to qualify for vic pga[31]
1950 vicars shield rep sa 1950
1951:
January 24, 1951 : brilliant exhibition[32]
March 31, 1951 : plays well advertiser[33][34]
April 4, 1951 : a lot of stuff.[35]
April 4, 1951 : high praise[36]
May 2, 1951 : Eric cremin encourages to move to Sydney. but crafter stays in sa.[37]
May 14, 1951 : participates in dunhill cup[38]
May 17, 1951 : wins cup event[39]
May 17, 1951 : wins 1951 sa dunlop cup[40]
June 5, 1951 : leads Spalding cup[41]
July 25, 1951 : giving lessons[42]
July 27, 1951 : patron's cup[43]
October 17, 1951 : favorite[44]
October 24, 1951 : second place in qualifier[45]
October 25, 1951 : competitor dies on the course[46]
October 26, 1951 : more[47][48][49]
October 31, 1951 : match conceded to crafter[50]
November 3, 1951 : lead[51]
November 3-5, 1951 : wins[52][53][54]
November 5, 1951 : 1951 sa pga[55]
November 7, 1951 : personal life stuff[56]
November 8, 1951 : wins event. moving to Perth[57]
1952:
January 12, 1952 : moves to Queensland[58][59][60]
January 13, 1952 : Queensland[61][62][63]
January 16, 1952 : caddy at age of 10[64]
January 27, 1952 : McWilliams[65]
January 28, 1952 : near lead McWilliams[66][67]
January 29, 1952 : shoots 78 but makes the cut[68][69]
January 31, 1952 : begins works[70]
February 14, 1952 : plays McWilliams tournament[71]
February 20, 1952 : another notice of his participation[72]
March 25, 1952 : playing against international field[73]
March 27, 1952 : McWilliams tournament[74]
March 28, 1952 : near lead[75][76]
March 29, 1952 : poor play[77]
March 29, 1952 : third round[78]
April 2, 1952 : 308 finish in McWilliams[79]
April 2, 1952 : enters downs open[80]
April 12, 1952 : downs event. more poor play?[81]
May 6, 1952 : second place Queensland close championship[82]
May 7, 1952 : committed to Queensland open[83]
May 22, 1952 : second place cup event[84]
May 28, 1952 : third place[85]
September 27, 1952 : signs up for ample[86]
October 18, 1952 : plays poorly[87]
October 29, 1952 : takes lead[88]
October 30, 1952 : 4th place[89]
October 31, 1952 : more success[90]
October 31, 1952 : "indifferent close"[91]
November 1, 1952 : favorite at Queensland pga[92]
November 3, 1952 : Queensland open[93]
November 4, 1952 : wins match play[94]
November 5, 1952 : wins match[95]
November 6, 1952 : loses to want in finals[96][97]
November 7, 1952 : finals[98]
November 12, 1952 : praise for good play[99]
November 13, 1952 : terrible play at Ampol[100]
November 15, 1952 : finishes way back at Ampol[101]
1953 :
February 18, 1953 : child on the way[102]
March 15, 1953 : playing big tournament[103]
April 8, 1953 : ties course record[104][105]
May 20, 1953 : wins match[106]
May 21, 1953 : third place[107]
May 23, 1953 : works at kooyonga?[108]
May 28, 1953 : fourth place[109]
June 2/3, 1953 : third place small event[110][111][112]
June 5, 1953 : moves back to south Australia[113]
August 17, 1953 : 4th place, low pro, at sa open[114]
August 26, 1953 : working at kooyonga, "one of top clubs"[115]
October 27, 1953 : loses match[116]
November 7, 1953 : leads sa pga[117]
November 8, 1953 : loses sa pga[118]
November 9, 1953 : sa pga runner-up[119]
December 2, 1953 : allegedly retires[120]
1954 :
December 8, 1954 : doesn't work for 8 months[121]
July 23, 1954 : gets job at glengl[122]
stays there for a long time[123]
October 27, 1954 : five stroke lead after first round at sa pga[124]
October 28, 1954 : plays poorly in second round but still co-medalist[125][126]
October 29, 1954 : barely wins semis[127]
October 30, 1954 : loses finals to auld[128]
October 30, 1954 : sa pga runner-up again in 1954[129]
also sa pga wins between 1955-57
1956 : favorite for sa pga[130] wins event
1957 :
April 6, 1957 : takes lead[131]
April 9, 1957 : wins Adelaide advertiser[132]
October 18, 1957 : loses to bob touhy[133]
November 9, 1957 : plays australian open[134]
November 16, 1957 : costly hole[135]
1958 :
April 12, 1958 : near lead advertiser[136][137]
April 13, 1958 : nagle defeats crafter[138]
April 14, 1958 : second to nagle[139][140]
July 4, 1958 : wins kooyonga cup. handcap plus 1.[141]
October 17, 1958 : wins professional purse[142]
November 3, 1958 : sa pga champion in 1958[143]
1959 :
April 3, 1959 : fourth place after first round[144]
April 4, 1959 : third place in advertiser at midway point[145][146]
April 5, 1959 : crafter wins. reported by Sydney morning herald.[147]
April 5, 1959 : victory reported by associated press and recorded across the United States[148][149][150]
April 6, 1959 : 1959 defeats Nagle at advertiser[151]
July 16, 1959 : to play overseas next year[152]
October 16, 1959 : wins sa pga and victor harbor[153]
November 28, 1959 : near lead at Pelaco Tournament[154][155]
1960 :
January 14, 1960 : to travel with Jack Harris through Europe[156]
April 24, 1960 : contends at advertiser[157]
April 25, 1960 : third place at advertiser[158][159]
June 1, 1960 : near lead swallow tournament[160][161][162]
June 2, 1960 : a lot of stuff[163]
June 3, 1960 : penfold[164]
June 4, 1960 : 69 in second round[165][166]
June 6, 1960 : qualifies for final round[167]
June 6, 1960 : finishes in 15th place[168]
June 13, 1960 : doesn't qualify for final round[169]
July 4, 1960 : gets into British open[170]
July 5, 1960 : early leader at British open[171][172]
July 6, 1960 : should make cut[173]
July 14/15, 1960 : round of the day French open[174][175][176]
July 19, 1960 : fourth place dutch open[177]
July 25, 1960 : makes cut at German open[178][179]
July 26, 1960 : top ten German open[180][181]
November 20, 1960 : 1960 sa pga champion[182][183]
1961 :
October 20, 1961 : near lead advertiser[184][185][186]
October 21, 1961 : top ten advertiser[187][188]
October 23, 1961 : finishes in top ten[189]
November 20, 1961 : exhibition[190]
December 11, 1961 : 1961 sa pga runner-up[191]
1962 :
October 6, 1962 : midway fifth place[192]
October 8, 1962 : top ten at advertiser[193]
October 11, 1962 : fifth place west end[194]
November 2, 1962 : near lead australian open[195]
1962 sa open champ[196]
1963 :
June 15, 1963 : central australian title[197]
October 18, 1963 : pga purse[198]
October 22, 1963 : one back in some tournament[199]
October 23, 1963 : shares win![200]
1963 sa open champ[196]
1964 :
September 4, 1964 : second place advertiser[201]
September 6, 1964 : fourth place advertiser[202]
September 7, 1964 : finishes strongly[203]
1965 :
February 3, 1965 : a lot of stuff[204]
July 18, 1965 : sa open champ[205]
October 6, 1965 : Rosenthal second place to coxon[206]
October 9, 1965 : near lead advertiser[207]
October 11, 1965 : fourth place advertiser[208]
1966 :
October 7, 1966 : advertiser[209]
October 8, 1966 : near lead advertiser[210]
October 9, 1966 : third place. his brother wins.[211]
October 10, 1966 : third place advertiser[212]
October 15, 1966 : near lead west end[213][214]
October 16, 1966 : shares west end triumph with nagle[215]
October 21, 1966 : 1966 wins west end (tie with nagle)[216]
1968 :
plays in west end[217]
not in top 17
1969 :
plays in west end[218]
not in top 19
1970 :
September 25, 1970 : takes lead sa pga[219]
September 26, 1970 : 1970 sa pga runner-up[220]
1971 :
west end[221]
not among top 21
1973 :
plays in west end again[222]
not in top 4
1974 :
plays in west end once more[223]
not in top 15
1976 :
still club pro at glengl. his niece Jane is attempting to become pro[224]
late 1970s :
designs mount pleasant[225][226][227]
designs Tanunda Pines Golf Club[228]
1983 :
March 11, 1983 : playing in some pro-am[229]
club pro at Blackwood[230]
1987 :
commissioned to redesign some holes at blackwood[230]
1988 :
works at Blackwood[231]
1992:
"inspires" port Lincoln[232]
1993 :
retiring[233]
2011 :
also glengl hall of fame[236]
2017 :
death[237]
personal life :
a lot of stuff[123]
wins the grange open several times p. 334-339.[238]
Peter Thomson is married[239]
ron howell
1963 :
unable to play opening tournaments[240]
a lot of stuff in New Zealand[241]
breaks course record[242]
fifth place in New Zealand open[243]
a lot more stuff from nz[244]
second place victorian pga champ[245][246]
finalist at aussie pga[247]
1964 :
to play Far East circuit[248]
playing in singapore open[249]
a lot of stuff. giving a clinic.[250]
tied for lead at Wagga.[251]
leads in north coast.[252]
wins north coast[253]
tied for lead victorian open[254]
plays poorly in nz[255]
"struggling" in wills classic[256]
"dismal" performance in nz[257]
near lead at bp tournament[258]
second place at wills classic[259]
third place at Wagga[260]
sets record in Maryland[261]
1965 :
playing Far East circuit[262]
enters malayan open[263]
enters singapore open[264]
T-2 pro-am[265]
Malaysian open[266]
1967 :
enters singapore open[267]
Howell sets the pace[268]
Malaysian open[269]
leads singapore open[270]
more Malaysian stuff[271]
malayan open[272]
second place at nj state open[273]
near lead Malaysian open[274]
leads singapore open[275]
1968 :
wins nj state open[273]
1970 :
shares lead at wills[276]
pro at Bourke[277]
Sydney open[278]
giving lesson with frank Philips[279]
wins stableford tournament[280]
looks like he plays poorly at wills[281]
looks like he's working at Bourke[282]
working at PFG clubs[283]
working at Bourke[284]
moves to Sydney in early 1970[285]
slips back to fifth at dunlop[286]
in second place.[287]
1971 :
clinic[288]
PGF employee[289]
PGF employee[290]
advertisement[291]
PFG stuff in singapore[292]
1972 :
playing papua new guniea[293]
1973 :
exhibition[294]
commentary[295]
exhibition then clinic[296]
junior clinic for girls[297]
exhibition[298]
PGF employee still[299]
another exhibition[300]
junior clinic[301]
1974 :
marketing manager[302]
1977 :
golf tip[303]
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