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• If the Copper has an open berth, the hometown team would fit perfectly.
• "Then there's the Liberty Bowl, which matches a Midwest independent against open berth ."
• At stake are four open berths on the 12-man squad to play the Americans next month in Oakland Hills, Michigan.
• A fifth team may be invited to the Independence Bowl in Shreveport, La ., which has at least one open berth.
• The event was dominated by the attention paid to those vying for the six open berths on the Ryder Cup team.
• The first streamlined coaches, " Touralux " open berth sleepers, dining and lounge cars were home-built by the Milwaukee's Menomonee Valley shops.
• In case one club would be qualified more than once, the open berth would be filled by the top remaining overall stage record.
• The leading players in the Ryder Cup race for the four open berths, which will be determined by prize money earned on the European tour, sailed through.
• "It's tough, " said the 56-year-old retired L . A . policeman, who earned his Open berth by winning a three-man playoff in a June 29 qualifying event.
• "The Independence is open berth vs . open berth, " he said, " but like most bowls, it's in the East, and typically bowls in the East have an anti-Western bias.
• The top two teams in the tournament qualify for the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, with Canada and Puerto Rico emerging as the favorites to compete for the one truly open berth.
• "The Independence is open berth vs . open berth, " he said, " but like most bowls, it's in the East, and typically bowls in the East have an anti-Western bias.
• The Open berth, which Ochoa earned June 7 during a rain-soaked qualifying tournament in West Palm Beach, Fla ., should provide the litmus test the two-time All-American seeks to gauge his progress as a pro.
• Second chance : PGA Tour veteran Don Pooley, who shot 69-68 in a sectional qualifier at Rockville, Md ., only to be eliminated in a 13-man playoff for 12 Open berths, will play in his 12th Open, after all.
• What greatly appealed to immigrants and lower class travelers was that instead of being confined to open berth dormitories, aboard " Lusitania " was a honeycomb of two, four, six and eight berth cabins allotted to Third Class passengers on the main and lower decks.
• Meanwhile, accommodations were provided for another 270 passengers in three sections of open berths laid out in the old patterns of steerage more commonly seen aboard Trans-Atlantic passenger ships during the late 19th and much of the early 20th century, consisting of two-tiered berths lined against one another and long wooden tables with benches.
• The established arrangement was that single men were quartered in the forward areas, while single women, married couples and families were quartered aft . In addition, while other ships provided only open berth sleeping arrangements, White Star Line vessels provided their Third Class passengers with private, small but comfortable cabins capable of accommodating two, four, six, eight and 10 passengers.
• In the days before " Lusitania " and even still during the years in which " Lusitania " was in service, third class accommodation consisted of large open spaces where hundreds of people would share open berths and hastily constructed public spaces, often consisting of no more than a small portion of open deck space and a few tables constructed within their sleeping quarters.