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- 1913_Open_Championship abstract "The 1913 Open Championship was the 53rd Open Championship, held 23–24 June at Royal Liverpool Golf Club in Hoylake, England. J.H. Taylor won the Championship for the fifth time, eight strokes ahead of runner-up Ted Ray.Qualifying took place on 19, 20 and 21 June. The top 20 and ties qualified on each of the three days.Ray led after the first day on 147, with Taylor on 148, Irishman Michael Moran on 150 and Thomas Renouf on 153.Gale force winds on the second day led to some high scoring. Taylor and American John McDermott had the best scores in morning, scoring 77. Ray struggled and went round in 81, to trail Taylor by three shots, while McDermott was a further 4 strokes behind. Moran's chances were ruined by a third round 89 which included a 10 at the 1st. In the final round, Taylor holed from about 50 yards at the 14th, while his nearest rivals had poor starts to their rounds, Ray took eight at the 3rd hole while McDermott took 7 at the 1st. Moran had the best final round with a 74, 15 shots better than his morning round.".
- 1913_Open_Championship champion John_Henry_Taylor.
- 1913_Open_Championship location Hoylake.
- 1913_Open_Championship wikiPageExternalLink bl1913britishopen.htm.
- 1913_Open_Championship wikiPageExternalLink PreviousOpens.aspx?eventid=1913000&view=year.
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- 1913_Open_Championship caption "Location in England".
- 1913_Open_Championship champion "J.H. Taylor".
- 1913_Open_Championship course Royal_Liverpool_Golf_Club,_Hoylake.
- 1913_Open_Championship cut "none".
- 1913_Open_Championship dates "--06-24".
- 1913_Open_Championship field "65".
- 1913_Open_Championship hasPhotoCollection 1913_Open_Championship.
- 1913_Open_Championship label "(Hoylake)".
- 1913_Open_Championship lat "53.385".
- 1913_Open_Championship location Hoylake.
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- 1913_Open_Championship name "1913".
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- 1913_Open_Championship previous "1912".
- 1913_Open_Championship purse "125.0".
- 1913_Open_Championship relief "1".
- 1913_Open_Championship score "304".
- 1913_Open_Championship width "240".
- 1913_Open_Championship winnersShare "50.0".
- 1913_Open_Championship subject Category:1913_in_English_sport.
- 1913_Open_Championship subject Category:1913_in_golf.
- 1913_Open_Championship subject Category:Sport_in_Wirral_(borough).
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- 1913_Open_Championship comment "The 1913 Open Championship was the 53rd Open Championship, held 23–24 June at Royal Liverpool Golf Club in Hoylake, England. J.H. Taylor won the Championship for the fifth time, eight strokes ahead of runner-up Ted Ray.Qualifying took place on 19, 20 and 21 June. The top 20 and ties qualified on each of the three days.Ray led after the first day on 147, with Taylor on 148, Irishman Michael Moran on 150 and Thomas Renouf on 153.Gale force winds on the second day led to some high scoring.".
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