Shifting Weight in Downswing to Fix Slices
Golf tips for high-handicap players focus on shifting weight from the back foot to the left side during the downswing and at impact. Proper weight transfer helps prevent falling back and reduces weak slicing through follow through finishing on the left leg.
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Davis Grabs three stroke lead in Wisconsin Open round two
Ed Davis, a 22 year old Milwaukee assistant pro, shot four under par 68 to hold a three stroke edge after the second round at Ridgeway Country Club. He moved ahead of Manuel de la Torre who led after day one and finished tied for sixth at 143.
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Neenah
Ed Davis
Milwaukee
Davis
Milwau
Manuel
de la Torre
Tom Veech
Veech
Little Jay Lohmiller
Madison
Archie Dadian
South Milwaukee
Clay Lindquist
Steve Caravello
John Hogden
Galesville
Trail de la Torre
Steve Bull
Ridgeway Country Club
Ralph
Butch) Schlicht
Billy Milward
Green Bay
Schlicht
Jim
Allen Mitchell
Billy Schaller
Coulee Archers Hold Annual Championships and Poultry Shoot
Coulee Archers crowned champions Sunday with Jim Keim 882 in A, Mike Pierce 682 B, Frank Pfennig 671 C, Harlan Meseberg 440 D. Other winners include Joe Hellerude 652 B, Kathy Hellerude 268 A women, Marie Kroner 436 B women, Cindy Anderson 165 cadet girls, Brian Anderson 738 junior boys, Dan LaFond 232 cadet boys. Tanke and Anderson placed second in the WFAA Shoot at Black River Falls. The club plans a poultry shoot next Sunday at 10 am with novelty events and lunch on site. Johnny Longden rode Prince Scorpion to win No. 6,000 after 38 years and 31,965 mounts setting a racing record at Exhibition Park.
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Jim Keim
Mike Pierce
Frank Pfennig
Harlan Meseberg
Joe Hellerude
Kathy Hellerude
Marie Kroner
Cindy Anderson
Brian Anderson
Dan LaFond
WFAA
Black River Falls
Bill Tanke
Johnny Longden
Vancouver
Longden
Prince Scorpion
Exhibition Park
City Area Team To Play On Friday In Wisconsin Tourney
Bob's Bar of Prairie du Chien opens its Wisconsin USA softball tournament Friday at Horlick Field Racine at 7 15 p m vs Ma gaw Electric of Racine Klein and Son of La Crosse meet the Friday night winner at 9 45 p m The double elimination tournament features teams from Racine Madison and La Crosse.
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Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Ski Club Picnic At Mt La Crosse
La Crosse Ski Club hosts an adults only picnic Monday at 6 p.m. on Mt La Crosse. Reservations due by Thursday by calling Barry Dyer or Mrs Robert Stokes.
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Ski Club
Mt. la Crosse
la Crosse
Barry Dyer
Robert Stokes
Powell Klein & Son Face Lichtie in Softball Classic
Powell meets Lichtie at 6 30 p m in the Softball Classic League with Klein and Son as the opposing team. The game sets a key evening clash highlighting league standings and competitive spirit.
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Powell
Klein & Son
Lichtie
La Crosse Stock Car Winners At Inter-State Fair
Jack Burchell and Squeak Kemp of La Crosse along with Cletus Conant of Cataract won feature stock car races at the La Crosse Inter-State Fair track. Time trials tops went to Tom Schaller Onalaska Lloyd Demorest La Crescent and Arden Ostrom Westby in various classes.
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Squeak Kemp
la Crosse
Cletus Conant
Cataract
la Crosse Inter-State Fair Track
Tom Schaller
Onalaska
Hobby
Lloyd Demorest
la Crescent
Stock
Arden Ostrom
Westby
Toddo
Jegi Peterson
Glen Alderman
Union Center
Bernie Misch
Dewey Moore
Saueak Kemp
Richard Kilen
S&s
Todd
Glen Henderson
Janesville
Artis Mickelson
Hobby Feature
Schaller
Peterson
Tom Grover
West Salem
Misch
Burchell
Henderson
Moore
Ed Viner
Conant
Ostrem
Mickelson
Kemp
Ex-Onalaskan Cops State Ski Crown
A former Onalaska girl and mother of three, Mrs. Clayton Jackson formerly Diane Gilbertson, won the Wisconsin senior women’s water skiing title at Tomahawk. She placed first in tricks and jumping and second in slalom, representing a move from Lancaster to Janesville.
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Wisconsin
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Diane Gilbertson
Tomahawk
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Janesville
Lancaster
Rock River
Beloit
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
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Guttenberg
Dubuque
Iowa
Mississippi River
Mark
Brian
Cynthia
Onalaska High School
la Crosse State
Douglas Gilbertson
Shula Seeks Colts Repeat by Replacing Key Linemen
Baltimore coach Don Shula says the Colts must treat every game as life or death to repeat in the Western Conference. He plans Lou Michaels at Marchetti’s end and Denny Gaubatz at Pellington’s middle linebacker spot, while Jonathan Unitas aims to improve with a healthier offense and new depth at running back.
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Westminster
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland
Coach Shula
Shula
Colts
Gino Marchetti
Bill Pellington
Lou Michaels
Marchetti
Denny Gaubatz
Detroit
Pellington
Johnny Unitas
John Mackey
Tony Lorick
Jerry Hill
Unitas
Lenny Moore
Tom Matte
Moore
Mike Curtis
Duke
Uni
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