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American golfer (1916–2004)
Frederick Theodore Haas Jr. (January 3, 1916 – January 26, 2004) was an American professional golfer. Haas was born in Portland, Arkansas. After graduating
Fred_Haas
Surname list
Haas, also de Haas, is a German and Dutch surname, also Jewish (Ashkenazic), usually from Hase or de Haas, the German and Dutch words for "hare". It is
Haas_(name)
African-American activist (1948–1969)
other. Jeffrey Haas, who was Hampton's lawyer, has praised some of Hampton's politics and his success in unifying movements, though Haas later was critical
Fred_Hampton
American professional golfer (1912–1997)
the ball would roll down a pipe into the hole." Hogan's contemporary Fred Haas said Hogan had told him: "I don't want to be remembered as a great putter
Ben_Hogan
Golf tournament held in England
qualified but declined their invitations. They were replaced Dave Douglas and Fred Haas, the next two in the points list. In the middle two matches the American
1953_Ryder_Cup
Golf tournament in the United States for men 50 and over
(1979, 1982), Arnold Palmer (1980, 1984), Lee Trevino (1992, 1994), Jay Haas (2006, 2008), Tom Watson (2001, 2011), Colin Montgomerie (2014, 2015) The
Senior_PGA_Championship
American professional golfer (1918–2006)
Harrison: −1 (70) 2 1948 Portland Open Invitational Fred Haas, Ben Hogan Haas won 18-hole playoff; Haas: −2 (70), Hogan: −1 (71), Palmer: +2 (75) 3 1949
Johnny_Palmer
Day of the year
banker and politician, Secretary of State for Scotland (born 1931) 2004 – Fred Haas, American golfer (born 1916) 2006 – Khan Abdul Wali Khan, Pakistani politician
January_26
Weekly newspaper published in Coquille, Oregon
published the paper for 16 years until March 1961, when it was sold to Fred Haas, owner of the North Bend News. At that time the Sentinel had a circulation
Coquille_Valley_Sentinel
American college golf team
are Fred Haas (1937), Earl Stewart (1941) and John Peterson (2011). Thirteen LSU Tigers have won eighteen SEC individual titles. They are Fred Haas (1937)
LSU_Tigers_golf
American professional golfer (1916–1990)
No. Year Tournament Opponent Result 1 1949 Miami Open Fred Haas Lost 18-hole playoff; Haas: −1 (69), Hamilton: +1 (71)
Bob_Hamilton
American golfer and engineer (1913–1999)
Championship, lost in the finals of the 1934 NCAAs, but in 1935, he defeated Fred Haas in the finals of that event, held at the Congressional Country Club. He
Ed_White_(golfer)
American politician (born 1953)
with 55.9% of the vote, defeating Democrat Paul Clements, Libertarian Erwin Haas, and Green Party candidate John Lawrence. Upton was reelected, defeating
Fred_Upton
Amateur golf tournament
Bobby Dunkelberger 1938 Carl Dann, Jr. 1937 Fred Haas 1936 Jack Munger 1935 Bobby Riegel 1934 Fred Haas 1933 Ralph Redmond 1932 Sam Perry 1931 Chasteen
Southern_Amateur
American jazz guitarist (1937–2026)
1996) Someone to Light Up My Life (Chiaroscuro, 1996) Interplay with Fred Haas (JazzToons, 1997) Gene Bertoncini with Bill Charlap and Sean Smith (Chiaroscuro
Gene_Bertoncini
Name Original chapter Notability Ref. Fred Haas Louisiana State University Professional golfer, PGA Tour Chuck Kocsis University of Michigan NCAA Men's
List of Lambda Chi Alpha members
List_of_Lambda_Chi_Alpha_members
American collegiate golf competition
and Matt Hill (2009), both from Canada, Thomas Pieters of Belgium in 2012, Fred Biondi of Brazil in 2023 and Hiroshi Tai of Singapore in 2024. The Intercollegiate
NCAA Division I men's golf championship
NCAA_Division_I_men's_golf_championship
American professional golfer (1927–2008)
Invitational Fred Haas, Shelley Mayfield Mayfield won with birdie on second extra hole after 18-hole playoff; Mayfield: −3 (69), Souchak: −3 (69), Haas: −2 (70)
Mike_Souchak
Golf tournament
(a), Fred Haas, Cary Middlecoff (a), Frank Stranahan (a) Ray Billows (a), Harry Givan (a), Chuck Kocsis (a), Jim McHale Jr. (a) did not play. Haas turned
1946_Masters_Tournament
Golf tournament
the 1946 Masters Tournament Johnny Bulla (10), Jim Ferrier, Jim Foulis, Fred Haas, Chick Harbert (10), Claude Harmon (10), Chandler Harper (10), Clayton
1947_Masters_Tournament
Law enforcement agency in Nevada, United States
Undersheriff Dori Koren, Assistant Sheriff Jamie Prosser, Assistant Sheriff Fred Haas, Assistant Sheriff James Kilber, Chief Administrative Officer Area Commands
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
Las_Vegas_Metropolitan_Police_Department
Golf tournament
the 8 singles matches. They took a winning 6–4 lead when Alex Kyle beat Fred Haas, later increased to 7–4 when Cecil Ewing beat Ray Billows on the final
1938_Walker_Cup
Golf tournament
a contest to duplicate the 232-yard (212 m) shot, with the closest by Fred Haas at 4 feet 1 inch (1.24 m) away. ^ Holes 1, 2, 4, 11, and 14 were later
1955_Masters_Tournament
American professional golfer (1923–2024)
Burke won 7 matches, defeating Leon Pounders, Bill Collins, Fred Haas, Chandler Harper and Fred Hawkins in 18 holes matches to reach the 36-hole semifinals
Jack_Burke_Jr.
American golf course architect and golfer
Thunderbird Invitational Fred Haas, Mike Souchak Won with birdie on second extra hole after 18-hole playoff; Mayfield: −3 (69), Souchak: −3 (69), Haas: −2 (70)
Shelley_Mayfield
American professional golfer (1912–2002)
Invitational Four-Ball (3) (with Jim Ferrier) +18 points 13 points Fred Haas and Fred Hawkins 58 Sep 10, 1950 Reading Open −20 (68-65-65-70=268) 8 strokes
Sam_Snead
Men's amateur golf championship in Canada
These eleven (in chronological order of their Canadian Amateur wins) are: Fred Haas, Ken Black, Frank Stranahan, Bunky Henry, Allen Miller, George Burns (golfer)
Canadian_Amateur_Championship
British racing driver (born 2005)
the former. Bearman joined Haas as a full-time driver in 2025 alongside Esteban Ocon. Bearman is contracted to remain at Haas until at least the end of
Oliver_Bearman
Athletic program of Louisiana State University
1960, 1966, 1967, 1986, 1987, 2015 Individual national champions (3): Fred Haas (1937), Earl Stewart (1941), John Peterson (2011) The women's golf team
LSU_Tigers_and_Lady_Tigers
Golf tournament
Tournament Art Bell, Johnny Bulla (10,12), Ed Dudley (17), Ed Furgol, Fred Haas, Chick Harbert (12), Dutch Harrison, Dick Metz, Cary Middlecoff (10),
1949_Masters_Tournament
American instrumental music group
albums under the leadership of keyboardist/composer Brian Haas. The current lineup is Haas on piano, Fender Rhodes and synthesizers, Josh Raymer (joined
Jacob_Fred_Jazz_Odyssey
Golf tournament held in Canada
Johnny Palmer 263 −25 11 strokes Fred Haas Dick Mayer 15,000 3,000 St. Charles 1951 Jim Ferrier (2) 273 −7 2 strokes Fred Hawkins Ed Oliver 15,000 2,250
Canadian_Open_(golf)
National junior golf tournament based in the US
1936 Sid Richardson 1935 Fred Haas 1934 Fred Haas 1933 Frank Bredall 1932 John Banks 1931 Bob Cochran 1930 C. K. Collins 1929 Fred Lyon 1928 Dick Mullin
Western_Junior
Snead was the uncle of J. C. Snead. Bob Goalby was the uncle of Jay Haas. Haas's mother Shirley was the sister of Goalby. Jack Burke Jr. and Dave Marr
List of American Ryder Cup golfers
List_of_American_Ryder_Cup_golfers
Golfer Tournament Year Source Cary Middlecoff North and South Open 1945 Fred Haas Memphis Invitational Frank Stranahan Durham War Bond Tournament Kansas
List of golfers with PGA Tour wins as an amateur
List_of_golfers_with_PGA_Tour_wins_as_an_amateur
Scottish golfer
Cup team. Kyle was last out in the singles on the final day, playing Fred Haas. With just two matches unfinished, Great Britain and Ireland led by a
Alex_Kyle
American Olympic sailor (1960). Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, 91, British artist. Fred Haas, 88, American golfer. Krzysztof Hausner, 59, Polish footballer. Jacob
Deaths_in_January_2004
American professional golfer (1920–1994)
14, 1955 World Championship of Golf (2) 70-72-69-70=281 −7 2 strokes Fred Haas 6 May 11, 1958 Arlington Hotel Open 70-64-68-71=273 −15 1 stroke Cary
Julius_Boros
Golf tournament held in New Orleans, Louisiana, US
New Orleans Open 1948 Bob Hamilton 280 −4 1 stroke Roberto De Vicenzo Fred Haas Lawson Little 10,000 2,000 1947: No tournament 1946 Byron Nelson (2) 277
Zurich_Classic_of_New_Orleans
Annual golf tournament
strokes Dow Finsterwald 25,000 5,000 1954 Johnny Palmer 280 E 2 strokes Fred Haas 25,000 5,000 1953 Ben Hogan (4) 282 +2 5 strokes Doug Ford Cary Middlecoff
Colonial_National_Invitation
Aaron, Bryson DeChambeau, David Duval, Brad Faxon, Rickie Fowler, Fred Haas, Jay Haas, Scott Hoch, J. B. Holmes, Dustin Johnson, Anthony Kim, Tom Kite
List of American Walker Cup golfers
List_of_American_Walker_Cup_golfers
American professional golf tournament
Kenwood Cincinnati, Ohio 1953 Dutch Harrison 278 −2 4 strokes Ed Furgol Fred Haas Lloyd Mangrum Bellerive Saint Louis, Missouri 1952 Lloyd Mangrum 274 −6
Western_Open
American physician and inventor (1888–1981)
Haas's compression machine. Tampons based on Haas' design were first sold in the U.S. in 1936. The London Sunday Times newspaper in 1969 named Haas one
Earle_Haas
PGA Tour golf tournament
Vossler Wellshire 1949–1957: No tournament 1948 Ben Hogan 270 −18 1 stroke Fred Haas Wellshire 1947 Lew Worsham 276 −8 4 strokes Ben Hogan Johnny Palmer Tom
Denver_Open_Invitational
Golf tournament
Besselink Walter Burkemo Fred Haas 1,500 Havana CC 1952 Dutch Harrison 270 −18 6 strokes Al Besselink Tommy Bolt Fred Haas 1,500 Havana CC 1951 Jimmy
Havana_Invitational
Golf tournament held in 1950
24 players and ties from the 1949 U.S. Open Al Brosch, Dave Douglas, Fred Haas, Jack Isaacs, Les Kennedy, Eric Monti, Herschel Spears, Harry Todd, Gene
1950_Masters_Tournament
American professional golfer (1921–1998)
Vic Ghezzi, Fred Haas, Ed Oliver Oliver won with eagle on first extra hole after 18-hole playoff; Oliver: −2 (69), Middlecoff: −2 (69), Haas: +1 (72), Congdon:
Cary_Middlecoff
Australian professional golfer (1915–1986)
Tournament Opponent(s) Result 1 1947 St. Paul Open Fred Haas Won 18-hole playoff; Ferrier: −4 (68), Haas: −1 (71) 2 1950 St. Paul Open Sam Snead Won with
Jim_Ferrier
City in Arkansas, United States
Portland School District merged into the Hamburg district on July 1, 1984. Fred Haas, professional golfer Lloyd Moseby, born in Portland, major league baseball
Portland,_Arkansas
Musical artist
Brian Roy Haas (born March 18, 1974) is an American jazz pianist and founding member of the band Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Haas spent his formative years
Brian_Haas
Golf tournament
"Before the Hope". Palm Springs Life. Retrieved February 17, 2017. "Fred Haas wins". Eugene Register-Guard. Oregon. United Press. February 1, 1954.
Thunderbird_Invitational
American golf tournament
Ernie Vossler 20,000 3,750 Texas Open 1955 Mike Souchak 257 −27 7 strokes Fred Haas 12,500 2,200 1954 Chandler Harper 259 −25 2 strokes Johnny Palmer 12,500
Valero_Texas_Open
Golf tournament
Ned White 1956 Frank Champ 1957 Frank Champ 1958 Jerry Stolhand 1959 Fred Haas 1960 Jackey Doss 1961 Billy Capps 1962 Billy Capps 1963 Homero Blancas
Louisiana_State_Open
Golf tournament
Hebert Cary Middlecoff T10 Jerry Barber 72 +2 Al Brosch Dave Douglas Fred Haas Dutch Harrison Ben Hogan Bill Hyndman (a) Ted Kroll Billy Maxwell Arnold
1956_U.S._Open_(golf)
Iowa golf tournament
Charles Burkhart and Art Steingraber Gus Moreland 1936 Johnny Revolta Fred Haas 1935 Vic Bass Dick Graham 1934 Vic Bass and Howard Martin Dick Graham
Waterloo_Open_Golf_Classic
Golf tournament
Macdonald Smith did not play. 9. 1935 U.S. Amateur quarter-finalists Fred Haas (a), Jack Munger (a) Walter Emery (a), Chuck Kocsis (a), Joe Lynch (a)
1936_Masters_Tournament
Golf tournament
Snead 14 Foreign invitations Francis Francis (a) Additional invitation Fred Haas (a) winner of 1936 Canadian Amateur Championship Thursday, April 1, 1937
1937_Masters_Tournament
Golf tournament formerly on the PGA Tour
straight events on the PGA tour and was going for 12 in Memphis. Amateur Fred Haas won the tournament by five strokes, with Nelson finishing tied for fourth
Memphis_Invitational
Village in Ohio, United States
town in the 1870s. In 1904, village council members, Charlie Kughler and Fred Haas took the a train from the village to Akron to file incorporation papers
Stone_Creek,_Ohio
Day of the year
Furness, American actress and television journalist (died 1994) 1916 – Fred Haas, American golfer (died 2004) 1917 – Albert Mol, Dutch author and actor
January_3
Golf tournament
the U.S. 1953 Ryder Cup team Jack Burke Jr. (9,10), Dave Douglas (12), Fred Haas (10), Ted Kroll (9,10), Ed Oliver (9) 8. Members of the U.S. 1953 Walker
1954_Masters_Tournament
Golf tournament
not already qualified, selected by a ballot of ex-U.S. Open champions Fred Haas 16. Two players, not already qualified, from a points list based on finishes
1956_Masters_Tournament
Golf tournament
did not play. 12. 1952 PGA Championship quarter-finalists Frank Champ, Fred Haas 13. One amateur, not already qualified, selected by a ballot of ex-U.S
1953_Masters_Tournament
Golf tournament
Top 24 players and ties from the 1947 Masters Tournament Johnny Bulla, Fred Haas, Chandler Harper, Jug McSpaden, Dick Metz (10), Johnny Palmer (10), Toney
1948_Masters_Tournament
Golf tournament
ties from the 1950 Masters Tournament George Fazio (10), Leland Gibson, Fred Haas (10), Chick Harbert, Clayton Heafner, Joe Kirkwood Jr. (10), Johnny Palmer
1951_Masters_Tournament
Bill Haas 1982– Fred Haas 1916–2004 Hunter Haas 1976– Jay Haas 1953– Jerry Haas 1963– Mark Haastrup 1984– Clarence Hackney 1894–1941 Chesson Hadley 1987–
List_of_male_golfers
Golf tournament
70-76=146 T9 Jerry Barber 72-75=147 +3 Julius Boros 75-72=147 Jimmy Demaret 71-76=147 Fred Haas 74-73=147 Marty Furgol 73-74=147 Ted Kroll 76-71=147
1953_U.S._Open_(golf)
Golf tournament
Ellis, Fred Haas, Dutch Harrison, Jay Hebert, Bob Kay, Ted Kroll (10,11), Bill Ogden, Bob Toski 10. 1956 PGA Championship quarter-finalists Fred Hawkins
1957_Masters_Tournament
Inducted Member 1938 Fred Haas, Jr. 1941 Henry Castillo 1970 B. R. Mac McLendon 1981 Gardner Dickinson, Jr. 1989 Paul Leslie 2005 Eddie Merrins 2025 J
Louisiana State University Athletic Hall of Fame
Louisiana_State_University_Athletic_Hall_of_Fame
Golf tournament
Billows (11,a), Johnny Fischer (3,11,a), Johnny Goodman (2,3,5,10,11,a), Fred Haas (a) and Reynolds Smith (11,a) did not play. Tailer was a reserve for the
1938_Masters_Tournament
Professional golf tournament (1944–1966)
Eugene Register-Guard. Oregon. Associated Press. October 4, 1948. p. 11. "Fred Haas tops Portland Open". Eugene Register-Guard. Oregon. United Press. October
Portland_Open_Invitational
Golf tournament
Suffern Tailer (9,a) Johnny Fischer (3,a), Johnny Goodman (2,3,5,11,a), Fred Haas (a), Chuck Kocsis (9,a), Reynolds Smith (a) and Bud Ward (a) did not play
1939_Masters_Tournament
American golfer and coach
Creek Golf Club in Stillwater, Oklahoma. He joined former Tiger champions Fred Haas, Jr. (1937) and Earl Stewart (1941) as national champions. In 2015, Winstead
Chuck_Winstead
Golf tournament
Post-Gazette. Associated Press. June 26, 1952. p. 15. "Worsham loses to Haas after beating Snead". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Associated Press. June 21
1952_PGA_Championship
American linguist (1910–1996)
In the 1930s, Haas worked with the last native speaker of Tunica, Sesostrie Youchigant, producing extensive texts and vocabularies. Haas undertook graduate
Mary_Haas
Avocado cultivar
The name "Hass" (rhymes with "pass") is sometimes confused with the name "Haas" in the United States due to the habit of some supermarkets using that spelling
Hass_avocado
Public comprehensive school in Dermott, Arkansas, United States
Bobby Crockett (Class of 1962) – professional football wide receiver Fred Haas (Class of 1933) – professional golfer; 1937 NCAA individual golf champion
Dermott_High_School
Golf tournament formerly on the PGA Tour
tournament Lakewood Park Open 1951 Cary Middlecoff Long Beach Open 1950 Fred Haas 1949 Ben Hogan 1931–1948 No tournament 1930 Joe Kirkwood, Sr. and Olin
Long_Beach_Open
Golf tournament
Demaret 273 −15 Playoff Otto Greiner 1947 Jim Ferrier 276 −12 Playoff Fred Haas 1946 Henry Ransom 1945 Dutch Harrison 1943–44: No tournament 1942 Chick
St._Paul_Open_Invitational
American golfer (1918–1978)
Dutch Harrison declining their invitations, he got a place along with Fred Haas. The match was played at the Wentworth Club in England. Douglas played
Dave_Douglas_(golfer)
Golf tournament
Bassler Jerry Barber 38h Jerry Barber 2&1 Bob Gajda Jerry Barber 19h Fred Haas Fred Haas 19h Lou Barbaro Jerry Barber Chick Harbert 1up Chick Harbert 5&3
1954_PGA_Championship
Golf tournament
Fazio 2,000 Wilmington Open 1949 PGAT Henry Ransom 276 −12 2 strokes Fred Haas Bob Hamilton Bobby Locke Cary Middlecoff 2,000 Azalea Open 1946 Al Besselink
Azalea_Open_Invitational
Historic house in California, United States
merchant William Haas (brother of Abraham Haas), his wife Bertha Greenebaum, and their children Florine, Charles Williams and Alice. William Haas (1849–1916)
Haas–Lilienthal_House
1969 murder in Chicago, U.S.
Luther King Jr. Black Panther Party Rainbow Coalition Haas, Jeffrey (2009). The Assassination of Fred Hampton: How the FBI and the Chicago Police Murdered
Assassination_of_Fred_Hampton
Golf tournament formerly on the PGA Tour
Kroll United States 273 −15 3 strokes Fred Hawkins 50,000 1955 Julius Boros United States 281 −7 2 strokes Fred Haas 50,000 1954 Bob Toski United States
World_Championship_of_Golf
Golf tournament
a), Bud Ward (10,11,a) Johnny Fischer (3,a), Johnny Goodman (2,3,5,a), Fred Haas (a) and Reynolds Smith (a) did not play. Tailer was a reserve for the
1940_Masters_Tournament
Golf tournament
Place Player Score To par 1 Arnold Palmer 67 −3 2 Sam Snead 68 −2 T3 Fred Haas 69 −1 Paul Harney T5 Don Fairfield 70 E Don January Doug Sanders T8 George
1960_PGA_Championship
American golfer (1912–1995)
victories in 1945. It was complicated—most things with Low were. An amateur, Fred Haas, actually won the 1945 Memphis Invitational Open but as an amateur he
George_Low_Jr.
American professional golfer (born 1982)
the 2011 FedEx Cup. He is the son of former PGA Tour player Jay Haas. In 1982, Haas was born in Charlotte, North Carolina and was raised in Greer, South
Bill_Haas
Golf tournament
71-72-73=216 +6 Billy Joe Patton (a) 69-76-71=216 T8 Tommy Bolt 72-72-73=217 +7 Fred Haas 73-73-71=217 Jay Hebert 77-70-70=217 Ben Hogan 71-70-76=217 Sam Snead
1954_U.S._Open_(golf)
French racing driver (born 1996)
Ocon, and Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu remarked that the team had "expected more" from him. Ocon continued driving alongside Bearman at Haas in 2026
Esteban_Ocon
Golf tournament
Jimmy Gauntt Ed Furgol Fred Hawkins 6&5 Fred Hawkins 3&2 Eddie Joseph Fred Hawkins 2up Fred Haas Skee Riegel Fred Haas 3&2 Fred Hawkins Doug Ford 5&4 Mike
1955_PGA_Championship
Television show in South Africa
Haas Das se Nuuskas (literally Haas Das's News Box, or Newscast) is a weekly short television show in South Africa about a rabbit and a mouse running
Haas_Das_se_Nuuskas
Golf tournament
10 July 1967. p. 8 – via newspapers.com. Jacobs, Raymond (4 July 1966). "Haas wins senior championship". The Glasgow Herald. p. 4. Jacobs, Raymond (5 July
World_Senior_Championship
Kingdom of Bavaria-born American businessman and wool merchant
Frances married Abraham Haas, and his son Marcus had a son, Daniel E. Koshland Sr., who married Eleanor Haas, the daughter of Abraham Haas. He was a member of
Simon_Koshland
Danish racing driver (born 1992)
contract with Haas for 2017, joining Romain Grosjean and replacing Esteban Gutiérrez. Magnussen retired from his first race with Haas in Australia with
Kevin_Magnussen
1973 American TV series or program
Produced and Directed by Fred Calvert Starring the Voices of Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tighe, with Donald Fullilove, Peter Haas, David Jolliffe, Sarah
Emergency_+4
Golf tournament formerly on the PGA Tour
stroke Sam Snead 2,600 1948 Ben Hogan United States 269 −19 1 stroke Fred Haas 2,600 1947 Dutch Harrison United States 277 −7 3 strokes Bobby Locke
Reading_Open
Golf tournament formerly on the PGA Tour
Shelley Mayfield 277 −11 3 strokes Walter Burkemo Jimmy Demaret Doug Ford Fred Haas Fred Hawkins 2,200 1955 Bo Wininger 278 −10 Playoff Jimmy Clark Billy Maxwell
Baton_Rouge_Open_Invitational
Golf tournament between the United States and an international team
21 days ° Ryo Ishikawa (Int) 2009 Oldest player: 49 years, 353 days ° Jay Haas (USA) 2003 Sources List of American Presidents Cup golfers List of International
Presidents_Cup
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