1. In 1962 Rod Layer won the championships of Wimbledon, the United States, Australia, and France.

2. Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox led the American League with a batting average of .301 in 1968.

3. Denny McLain, then of the Detroit Tigers, won 31 games in 1968.

4. In 1945 Byron Nelson won 19 of the 31 tournaments he played in that year.

5. Gary Player.

6. Sam Snead.

7. Left fielder Billy Williams, third baseman Ron Santo, and shortstop Don Kessinger were the three Cubs named outstanding players at their positions in 1972.

8. At Comiskey Park in 1972 Dick Allen hit 27 homers and had 83 RBI's.

9. Starting in 1967 with a record of 20-13, Jenkins followed with seasons of 20-15, 21-15, 22-16, 24-13, and 20-12 for a total of six consecutive seasons.