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LAKEWOOD, N.J., Jan. 2 -- Walter E. Egan, the young Chicago and Harvard golfer, who was runner-up to Walter J. Travis for notional championship honors in 1901, met defeat to-day in the Lakewood ...

Yacht rock: Get ready to sail the smooth seas. The tour Yacht Rock the Boat — featuring performances by Ambrosia, John Ford Coley, Peter Beckett, Elliot Lurie and Walter Egan — is docking on ...

Beginnings Hagen was born into a “blue-collar family” in 1892 in Rochester, New York, explains Tom Clavin, author of ‘Sir Walter: Walter Hagen and the Invention of Professional Golf.’ ...

His 101-year-old mother, Eleanor, the only child of two-time U.S. Amateur champion and 1904 Olympic silver medalist H. Chandler Egan, had died in 2012, but what she left behind was a treasure chest of ...

T he Gallo Center for the Arts offers a 1970s music reunion with Atlanta Rhythm Section, Firefall and Walter Egan. The tale of “Hansel and Gretel” becomes an opera at the State Theatre. These ...

Walter Hagen, born in Rochester on December 21, 1892, rebelled against this golfing caste system. Son of a blacksmith, Hagen learned to play golf at a young age.

LOWELL – Walter J. Egan, Jr., a decorated World War II veteran, died Tuesday, Feb. 4, at Saints Memorial Medical Center.Born and educated in Lowell, he was a son of the late Walter J. and Ann… ...

EGAN, JOAN IDA , of Astor, FL passed away peacefully with family Tuesday, March 3, 2009. She was born February 15, 1930 in Sacramento, CA. She later married Walter Egan and eventually moved to ...

The Gallo Center for the Arts offers a 1970s music reunion with Atlanta Rhythm Section, Firefall and Walter Egan. The tale of “Hansel and Gretel” becomes an opera at the State Theatre.

With golf returning to the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro this August following a 112-year hiatus, Egan’s silver medal, plus a team gold medal he earned in the 1904 competition at Glen Echo Country ...