Subbing Accuracy For Distance Subbing Accuracy For Distance
Arnold Palmer discusses Colonial Country Club Fort Worth analysis from 196s. Casper wins by five over Littler with 275. notes on accuracy over power at Colonial, club selection, tee setup, stance alignment and keeping eyes down to improve ball flight.
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Colonial Country Club
Fort Worth
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Trinity River
Gary Player
Bill Casper
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Player
Gary
Gene Littler
Clayton Heafner
Ben Hogan
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UNC dominates Cavaliers 5-0 behind Dunlap and Hull
UNC beats Virginia 5-0 as Jim Dunlap and Skip Hull drive runs in the first inning. Dunlap scatters three hits over seven innings, fanning ten to earn his second win. Hall adds a sixth homer and Carolina seizes a strong ACC start, improving to 11-3 overall and 4-0 in conference play.
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Jim Dunlap
Clem Medley
Skip Hull
Jack Gillis
Carolina
North Carolina
Dunlap
Mediey
Gillis
Virginia
UNC
Cavalier
Rick Spigone
Hall
Wake Forest Sweeps South Carolina In ACC Baseball Doubleheader
Wake Forest wins both ends of the Atlantic Coast Conference doubleheader at Columbia 3-2 and 6-1. An unearned seventh inning run gave the Deacons the first game, while a three run rally in the second frame decided the nightcap. Buddy Caldwell homered for South Carolina in the first game. Wake Forest improves to 12-18 overall and 8-9 in ACC. South Carolina stands 11-19-1 and 2-12-1.
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Buddy Caldwell
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Hartack Wins Dixie Handicap at Pimlico
Favored Czar Alexander ridden by Bill Hartack captured the 58,000 Dixie Handicap at Pimlico on a firm turf in 2 1/2 miles. The Irish colt defeated Taneb by three quarters of a length with Taneb finishing ahead of Jean Pierre. Czar Alexander earned 37,695 for Gustave Ring and paid 5 2.80 and 2.40 in wagering.
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Czar Alexander
Bill Hartack
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Former Royal Coach Says Wil Be Back
Cincinnati AP report states former Cincinnati Royals coach Phil Jucker says he will return after his contract runs out, amid disappointment over Celtics coach Bob Cousy taking the job and pressure on the Royals. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas praised Cousy while Robertson questioned Jucker’s control and the team’s direction.
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Ladies Golf Tourney at Colonial Country Club
The 6th annual Ladies Invitational is set for Colonial Country Club in Thomasville May 15 17 with 96 players from across the state. Defending champion Margaret Howard of Winston-Salem and former winners Lib Hedrick and Evelyn Dorn are noted.
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Pro Coke
Trimnal
Lib Hedrick
High Point
Evelyn Dorn
Greensboro
Margaret Howard
Winston-Salem
Phyllis Goodman
Kat Lawson
Clemson Wing First ACC Tennis Title
Clemson wins its first ACC tennis title by taking the No.1 doubles after UNC captured five of six singles titles. Clemson totaling 65 points to UNC's 62, with David Cooper and Jim Poling defeating Lee Langstroth and Doug Crawford 6-4 6-1 to seal the championship.
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David Cooper
Jim Poling
ACC
Lee Langstroth
Doug Crawford
Maryland dominates ACC Track Meet with records set
Maryland breezed to the team title at the ACC outdoor track meet as South Carolina, Duke and North Carolina trailed. Maryland set three new meet marks led by Dave Reiss and teammates Turiston Derricks, Graves and Shrader. The Gamecocks claimed a 50 point finish while Duke collected 35 and UNC 28.
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Mike Fending
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Dave Reiss
Mike Turiston
Paul Field
Derrick
Bob Howe
Bob
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Charles Shrader
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W M Powers Past SC Track Foes at State Meet
Maryland set new meet records in the 44 yard relay as Tyrone Brown Ralph Jones Bob Dickson and Roland Hen Tritt won in 41.1 seconds besting the old 41.2 mark. Jeff Howser swept two events. Roger Collins starred for Clemson and Richmond's Carl Wood was named outstanding. Five records fell on Saturday including Luzins 60 in the 60 yard dash and Bruce Dallas high jump 6 feet 6 inches.
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Tyrone Brown
Ralph Jones
Bob Dickson
Roland Hen Tritt
W &M
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Indians
Bruce Dallas
Doug Griffith
Howell Michael
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