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Trevino

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Tre·vi·no  (tr-vn), Lee Born 1939.
American golfer who won the U.S. Open (1968 and 1971), the British Open (1971 and 1972), and the PGA title (1974 and 1984).
Trevino [trəˈviːnəʊ]
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(Biographies / Trevino, Lee (1939 M, US, SPORT AND GAMES: golfer) Lee. born 1939, US professional golfer: winner of the US Open Championship (1968; 1971) and the British Open Championship (1971; 1972)
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Noun1.Trevino - United States golfer (born in 1939)
Lee Buck Trevino, Lee Trevino, Supermex
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Byline: ANA MARIA TRUJILLO Every year on Veterans Day, Santa Fe resident Delia Trevino Zisman makes calls to her brothers in Houston and thanks them for their military service.
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After a year of attending citizenship classes for three hours every Monday and Wednesday, Trevino saw her dream of being an American becoming a reality when she passed her citizenship interview on Aug.
Dogged pursuit of English fluency paves student's citizenship, GED ... by Community College Week
In the five Birkdale Opens I've reported on, Lee Trevino won with 278 in 1971, Johnny Miller with 279 in 1976, Tom Watson with 275 in 1983, Ian Baker-Finch with the record 272 in 1991 and only O'Meara failing to break the 280 barrier.
Golf: Low scores are there to be had; SPREADWISE by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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