Golf Hall of Famer - Jerome Travers 1920s on the Putting Green at Apawanus Club in Rye, NY Original TYPE I Photo Baseball Memorabilia The only game Kentucky played

The only game Kentucky played in Miami before January was on November 18

he was a three time Consensus All-American (1932-1934)

Bob coached Cornell until 1982

The concert ended with "Get Back"

Golf Hall of Famer - Jerome Travers 1920s on the Putting Green at Apawanus Club in Rye, NY Original TYPE I Photo Baseball Memorabilia The only game Kentucky playedJerome Travers (1887 1951) was a legendary American amateur golfer who dominated the sport in the early 20th century. Born in New York City, Travers gained fame for his exceptional precision and mental toughness on the golf course. He won the U. S. Amateur Championship four times (1907, 1908, 1912, 1913) and claimed the U. S. Open title in 1915, becoming one of only a few amateurs to achieve this feat. Known for his unorthodox grip and smooth swing,