1947 US Open Type 1 Golf Photo Bobby Locke 1st Round St. Louis Country Club HOCKEY VARIOUS Full page picture of Eddie Balmy Beach vs Ottawa

1947 US Open Type 1 Golf Photo Bobby Locke 1st Round St. Louis Country Club HOCKEY VARIOUS Full page picture of Eddie Balmy Beach vs Ottawa

Name: 1947 US Open Type 1 Golf Photo Bobby Locke 1st Round St. Louis Country Club HOCKEY VARIOUS Full page picture of Eddie Balmy Beach vs Ottawa
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1947 US Open Type 1 Golf Photo Bobby Locke 1st Round St. Louis Country Club HOCKEY VARIOUS Full page picture of Eddie Balmy Beach vs Ottawa Full page picture of Eddie Shore inside as well as many other greats in the lineup one the description Please check out our other photos golf memorabilia Locke shoots a 3 under 68 to sit 1 shot back of leaders

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