The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 33

'The Age" Golf Special 5 iJ mi tlhelir ft? rent Indonesian Open champion. Soeparno Indonesian amateur champion for the past three years and the 1971 Indonesia champion. ITALY PLAYS JAMAICA Peter Millhouse A former Trinidad match-play champion. Seymour Rose One of golfs longest hitters. KOREA Hahn Chang Sang Many times winner of the Korean Open and Professional championships.

Kim Seung Hack Third in this year's Korean Open title. LIBYA Mohamed Salah Libyan amateur champion in 1970. Muftah Salem Lib-y a Open champion 1961, 1966 and 1967. MALAYSIA Zainal Abidin No information available. Bobby Lim Yat Foong No information available.

MEXICO Ramon Cruz Mexican PGA champion in 1969, 1970 and 1972. Victor Regalado 1 970 Mexican Amateur champion. Represented To Page 7. Present national Open champion of Holland. HONG KONG Joe Hardwick Head professional at Royal Hong Kong Golf Club, Peter Tang Promising player who has competed on the Asian circuit for the past two years.

IRELAND Jimmy Kinsella Third World Cup. Won 1972 Madrid Open and the Irish Guinness Championship. John O'Leary One of the new personalities on the British circuit, O'Leary turned pro at the beginning of 1971. You'll recognise him because of his Afro-Cuban hair style. INDONESIA Salim Denim Cur Slazenger CHILE Francisco Cerda Has been Chilean Open champion five times in the last seven years and a former Brazilian professional champion.

Rafael Jerez In 1968 won the Open and Professional titles of Chile. DENMARK I Hansen Twice Danish amateur champion before turning professional, and the 1965 Scandinavian Open champion. Henning Kristensen Making his 10th appearance in the World Cup. ENGLAND Tony Jacklin In 1970 became the first Briton for 50 years to take the U.S. Open title, and in 1969 was the first Briton to win the British Open for 18 years.

Fourth World Cup appearance. Guy Hunt A newcomer to the World Cup. Guy has twice been runne r-up in major events this year in B3EoTj Roberto Bemadini His record includes wins in two Swiss Opens and two Italian Professional championships. Alberto Croce Winner of this year's Rome Open. JAPAN Takaaki Kono His record includes wins in the Japan Open, Singapore Open and Malaysia Open (twice).

Takashi Murakami Winner of this year's Malaysia Open. Non-Cut Golf Balls Offset Power golf clubs sj.797072 ARGENTINA Roberto de Vicenzo. Aged 49. Playing his 17th World Cup. One of the most popular players in international competition, de Vicenzo has won over 130 tournaments.

Vicente Fernandez. Open champion of Argentina in 1968 and 1969; 1969 Chile Open and 1970 Dutch Open winner. AUSTRIA "Ossie" Gartenmaier. In 1965 was only 17 when he first played in the World Cup, and has competed every year since then. Rudolf Hauser.

Three times a winner of the Austrian Boys' championship. BRAZIL Jose Maria Gonzalez, Jr. Five times Brazilian amateur champion before turning pro in 1957. Professional at Sao Paulo Golf Club. Luiz Carlos Pinto.

Now 25, plaved World Cup in 1909 1971. BELGIUM Donald Swaelens. Five times winner of the Belgium PGA Close title. Flory Van Donck. In 1960 won the Individual Trophy at the World Cup by two shots from Sam Snead.

Winner of the Belgium Open five times, and the Belgium Professional title 11 times. CANADA Bob Panasiuk. 1972 Canadian PGA champion. First World Cup appearance. Phil Giroux.

Runner-up to Panasiuk in PGA title this year. Also first World Cup. CZECHOSLOVAKIA Jiri Dvorak Amateur. He was a member of the first Czech team in the World Cup at Madrid in 1965. Jiri Kunsta.

Amateur. No other information available. COLOMBIA Alfonso Bohorquez The winner of 11 Open championships in South America. Making his ninth appearance in a World Cup. Juan Pinzon This is Juan's first World Cup, but he has won five Open tournaments in Columbia.

EGYPT Farouk Badr Runner-up in this year's Open championship of Egypt. Mohamed Said Moussa This will be his 15th appearance in the World Cup. Has been Egyptian Open champion for the past four years. FRANCE Jean Garaialde in 1969 won the Open titles of France, Spain, Germany and Morocco. The current holder of the French Professional title.

Bernard Pascassio Runner-up in this year's French Professional championship. GERMANY Roman Krause Winner of the 1971 German Open title. Gerhard Koening Runner-up in the 1969 Swiss Open. GREECE John Sotiropoulos for many years the leading Greek golfer. George Vafiadis Age 19 and an amateur.

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