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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
4
In an interview with Bill Darling Cliff Olinger says golf is a labor of love and a great equalizer. He notes teaching spans ages sizes and occupations, with modern equipment and TV visibility driving a growing sport. Automation lowers costs and beginners can start with a fifty dollar set and use the handicap system.
The piece promotes golf as an affordable, accessible hobby from ages eight to eighty. It argues golf calms the mind, provides physical conditioning, and suits all levels, noting no natural moves and that fundamentals must be taught. It previews upcoming discussions on equipment and clothing.
Pringle Cails says two scrimmages this season are best for the Wildcats as they prep for North Carolina Bulldogs. They faced Colonel Richardson last Friday with key line fixes noted while praising 9-2 goal line stand and punt protection.
Lockerman High School Principal Francis W Gates announced that the Wildcats home football schedule will be played under lights this season. Lighting equipment has been delivered, with a four thousand dollar fund raised since April 1963 from county industries including Pet Milk of Greensboro the largest donor. First public viewing and the opening home game are set for September 25 with under five hundred dollars still outstanding. Committee chair Leslie Pinkett and members Colbert Henry Wayman Taylor James Magee Matthew Sharp led the drive aided by faculty advisors Edward McNair and Wiley Poin Dexter.
Four years into golf I expected courteous peers but found ridicule and snubs from social and professional friends. A series of frustrating tee shots and taunts led to dozens of quips about my play, a shadow over the course, and now a vow to quit if attitudes do not improve.
Gene Stedman of R A Furniture Mart says he never claimed to make rain but can shower customers with quality bugs. He invites readers to drop in and see for themselves at his shop on Page 4 sports.
More than 150 King descendants from many states gathered for the 19th annual reunion of Levi and Sarah Franz King in Camp Mardela near Denton. The weekend featured a coast-to-coast slide program by Daniel and Elizabeth Ziegler and Sunday worship led by Rev. Bernard N. King. The offering supported Tibetan children at Woodstock School in India.
North Caroline High School head coach Granville Harrison names Denwood Butler at right end and Steve Reddish at right tackle as he sets two starting offensive units for the Bulldogs. He backs John Stump at right guard with Rick Engels, and Otis Seese as center, with Andy McCauley and John Spence competing for guard and tackle roles. Quarterback Roger Hoppengardner is expected to run the new T offense, while Jimmy Quillen and speedsters like Alan Pippin and Jock Walsh shape the backfield. Defensive standouts include Stewart Dobson, Alan Bickling, Jimmy Hubbard and Paul Jones as drills continue. The team scrimmages Lockerman Friday and Milford on Sept. 11.
Rev Jesse D Reber chaired the session with historian Mrs Clifton G Crouse presenting latest family statistics A memorial was observed for Mrs A C Reber née Deborah King who died in May Officers for 1965 were Emma Ziegler chairwoman and Roger Brown plus L Dale Hand secretary treasurer co chairs Abram Forney assisted planning the weekend Delegates came from Detroit Syracuse Rochester Bremen and other nearby states.
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