Albert Bond Lambert

American golfer and aviation pioneer

Albert Bond Lambert - American golfer and aviation pioneer
Born

December 6th, 1875
149 years ago

Died

November 12th, 1946
78 years ago — 70 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A prominent golfer and aviation figure, played a significant role in both sports. Achieved success in golf during the early 20th century, winning the St. Louis District Golf Championship multiple times. Also contributed to aviation as an enthusiastic pilot and supporter, actively promoting the development of the aviation industry. Helped establish Lambert Field, which is now known as St. Louis Lambert International Airport, further solidifying a legacy in both golfing and aviation.

Won the St. Louis District Golf Championship

Helped establish Lambert Field

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