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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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NEW YOnK. April 24 A
golfer mint hold two and thrco
foot putla to win i majul tour
nament. A slip on the grc-n erases any
advantage player may enjoy
on a hole or whatever ground
ias been made up by the finest
-overy l-.ot.
My putting tylr used to be
aimilar to that of Foul Kunyan.
I bent the body a lot, had the
feet apart and putted off the
left foot. My grip waa the Mine
ai on the other sholr the Var
don over lapping.
I now atand itrtluhtcr. my
feet are closer together and I
play the ball In the center. I
employ the reverae overlapping
grip.
The blale of my putter la
square to the line of the putt.
It la kept cloae to the carpet
In the backiwlng and follow
through.
Until I won the Masters' tour
nament thla apring. I waa re
ferred to aa a hard-luck player.
I built a reputation aa runner-
up. While erratic putting prob
ably coat me the British Open
playoff with Denny shute at bt.
ridrews In 1033. luti approach
ig; mlraclea by opponenta really
aepriveo. me oi eternal crcau in
Ute records.
MKLBON AND 8ARAZEN
DtHU WOOD DEUCES
I loet tlit National Open of
II and the Mastcri' of '35 be
cause opponenta holed approach
allots of more than 200 yarda in
leHgth for a deuce
4- waa In rtlntiiiguiihcd com
pany on both occaiiona that
of, Byron Nelson and Ccne Sara
sen. Helton, current PGA title
holder, holed a No. 1 Iron allot
orrthe fourth hula of the Phila
delphia Country c'.ub'a Spring
MTP course In our accond play
off for the National Open crown.
Thla remarkablo ahot waa hit
from 210 yarda out
The ball came to rest against
0j. pin.
U dropped in when the flag
was lifted.
Jlad Nelson allot par on the
fourth, I bclicvo I would have
sunk my final putt to tie him
aguin. As It was, I missed and
finished three strokes behind.
Sarazcn sank a 2120-yard, No.
4 wood shot for a double eagle
ortithe 483-yard fifteenth hole
of .the Augusta National course.
' lle-finljhid In par to tic me at
283; and took the olayoff.
8UTE PLAYS MIRACULOUS
ROUND DURING SALE
fenny Shute turned in a
folirth-round miraculous 73 In
a terrific rrIo-4o tie me at 292
for: the. British Open.
1 had at least half-dozen
thecc-putt greens . . . missed
several short ones.
QI had Paul Kunyan at a dls
yantaife a numbci ot times in
the PGA championship in Buf
falo In '34, but the little man
with the big spoon pulled them
out of the bag and sank a 12
footcr to prevail on the 38th
hole.
Tommy Armour calls the
PGA the toughest tournament
to- cop.
All entrants are topnotchcrs.
There ia no time for laggard
goU.
JA player must not only be on
his game through 36 holes of
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Winner of Masters' Toorna
ment employs reverse overlap
ping grip In patting.
How Craig Wood putted In
131. when Denny Shute defeat
ed him In British open playoff.
Winner of masters' tourna
ment employs reverse overlap
ping grip In putting.
Wood now stands mora erect.
his feet closer together. He plays
ball In the center.
qualifying play, but also every
second during five long match
play rounds.
The result of my British Open
playoff with Shute caused me
to change my putting style.
Putts -dropped fot me In the
recent Masters'. I putted better
than I had In two years.
Golf championships are won
on the greens.
NEXTi No. 4 wood and irons.
We want peace, if we have to
fight for It but that, doesn't
mean wc have to icnd our boys
abroad to fight. It means that if
we are fully prepared to f.Rht,
we won't have to fight.- Est die i
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bowling tournament got under
way at the Klamath Recreation
alleys with three five-man teams
rolling their team events Wed
nesday night. Thirteen five-man
teams are entered to date with
from threv to aix additional
teama expected to enter before
Friday nigp.t. Due to conflicting
league, schedules, entries for
team events will b held open
until Friday at 7:30 p. m. City
association warned the kegllng
fraternity to post entry fees or
file deposits to hold entries as
absolutely no team entries will
be accepted after F.'iday night's
squada start rolling their team
events at 8 p. m.
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that while team enl-ies to date
are coming up to expectations
they are naturally disappointed
at the apparent timidity on the
part of certain so-called hot ahot
bowlers to enter the tournament.
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scores posted before entering are
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CUNNINGHAM NAMED
CORNELL DIRECTOR
MT. VERNON, la., April 24
Of1) Glenn Cunningham, once
the fastest of the world's milera,
today was named director of ath
letics, physical education and
health, at Cornell college, effec
tive Sept. 1, 1941.
Cunningham currently is di
rector of the Cornell college stu
dent health service.
"SMITHSONIAN"
RICHMOND, Va., April 24 JP
Sports Editor Ben Wahrman of
the Richmond News Leader sug-'
gests that Washington and Lee
university be called the "Smith-,
sonian Institute."
Dr. Livingston Smith is chair
man of the faculty committee on
athletics; Captain Dick Smith is
director of athletics, and Riley 1
Smith is the new head of foot-
! ball.
Calvert Distillers Corporation, New York
tion officials sternly warned.
Wednesday nlght'a scores will
not be released until after all
entries are in.
Additional five - man team
squads are .cheduled to roll Mon
day, April 28, with cleanup on
doubles and singles on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights.
The entire proceeds of the
two-dollar entry fe per event
with the exception ot the bowl
ing fees w1!! go to the prize fund.
All trophies of which there will
be approximately $10.00 worth
will be posted by the City as
sociation.
All league bowler are urged
to enter Klamath Falls' first City
association tournament. Handi
caps are based on 190 scratch.
The following teams have filed
their entries: Elks Club, Ewauna
Bov Co., Matt Finnigan'a, Mola
tores, Pastega Grocery. Turner
Chevrolet Co., Bend Portland
Truck Line Southwell Account
ants. Bill Davis Associated Serv
ice, Klamath Lumbei & Box Co,
Klamath Machine te Locomotive
Works and Long Bell Lumber
Co.
Angler Displays
"Dream Catch"
PORTLAND, April 24 (JP) A
catch that all angler dream
of IS trout, none under 16
inches and most around 22
Inches was displayed here yes
terday by Cal McCreight, Port
land. He said he took the whole lot,
weighing 38 pounds when land
ed and 25 pounds when dressed,
from the Deschutes river near
north Junction in an hour.
In case anyone is in doubt, a
trout 22 inches long is no min
now. GIRL GOLFER MAKES,
MARSHFIELD HI TEAM
MARSHFIELD, April 24 W
Patricia La veil, who can split
the pin with a full brassie, found
herself on the Marshfield high
school goli team Wednesday,
and Coach Al Landes figured
she was one of its strongest
members.
In tryouts she turned In a
series of low-70 scores to win
a place along with three boys.
Clyde Elliott, Jack Littrell and
John Day.
Her father, Robert Lavell, is
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Northwest Bowl
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PORTLAND. Ore., April 24
lP) A new entry record for the
Northwest International Bowl
ing congress was claimed here
today when Boyd Walker, con
gress secretary, announced 302
teams had entered the 1941 meet.
Bowling starts April 30 and
continues for 11 days.
Previously the record entry
was Spokane's 293 teams In 1939.
Simultaneously the western
women's congress will hold its
tournament with about 180
teama entered.
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