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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
5
London report says photographers snapping during a swing do not affect outcome. Scientists from the Golf Society of Great Britain studied brain reaction times and concluded once three quarters back swing is complete, distractions after that do not influence the stroke. Bernard Hunt cited the findings with interest.
The 1968 Open is Ben Hogan revisited at Olympic in San Francisco. Hogan, 53, earns a special invite after a 1965 near fatal crash comeback and a note of nostalgia for his four Open titles. Palmer and Nicklaus, younger rivals, push the era of modern golf as Hogan eyes a final run.
New York dispatch notes Cincinnati Reds players grumbling over playing time as bench strength puzzles managers and fans. Don Heffner defends rotations while Shamsky and peers complain of unfairness and constant lineup shuffles amid early season results. Also brief on fishermen using basketted nets at Cuxhaven with Elbe delta tides.
Cyril Knowles of Tottenham Hotspurs mocks American baseball fans as he watches Mantle and Mays from Yankee Stadium. He jokes about “birds” as women and admits little interest in baseball while describing how stars try to slip away from crowds. Knowles, 21, says he prefers soccer’s celebrity culture and notes the seventh inning stretch bores him.
Harold Henning of Johannesburg, a top world golfer with 25 international titles, discusses his first year on the American tour. He notes he must be invited to events, warns of potential resentment toward foreigners winning big money, and recalls past wins in Europe and the Canada Cup. He aims to test the U S tour while keeping a careful, steady game.
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