Unique Claim Of The Us Open Player Whose Name Is Hidden In 34 Across Crossword Clue

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	99%	13	SIXTIMEWINNER	Exact Match!
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	38%	7		Logical fallacy in which a claim is rejected by criticizing the person making the claim instead of the claim itself
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	33%	14		Only player to win the U.S. Open, the Canadian Open, and the British Open in the same year (1971)
	noun • United States golfer (born in 1939)

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1	Actor whose first name is the title of a Best Picture he co-starred in, and whose last name is that film's director New York Times - 25 Jun 2016	New York Times / 25 Jun 2016
2	Claim-staker's claim New York Times - 23 Nov 1999	New York Times / 23 Nov 1999
3	Logical fallacy in which a claim is rejected by criticizing the person making the claim instead of the claim itself
4	Nickname of the man (born 2/12/1809) who gave the address at 18-Across, issued the 28-Across/45-Across, was the first elected president of the 60-Across Party, and whose name can be found in this puzzle's main diagonal New York Times - 11 Feb 2010	New York Times / 11 Feb 2010
5	Only player to win the U.S. Open, the Canadian Open, and the British Open in the same year (1971)
6	The U.S. Open, French Open, Australian Open and Wimbledon New York Times Mini - 14 Sep 2019	New York Times Mini / 14 Sep 2019
7	Where 38-Across lay 1-Across ... or a word hidden in 20-, 27-, 44- and 51-Across New York Times - 30 Jan 2012	New York Times / 30 Jan 2012

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