Doctoring Your Golf Game by Dr Cary Middlecoff
Patient complains good hit but poor management. treatment urges thinking ahead on the tee with a driver. Stand on the tee ready to plan the shot rather than just hit for distance.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1957
Page
6
Patient complains good hit but poor management. treatment urges thinking ahead on the tee with a driver. Stand on the tee ready to plan the shot rather than just hit for distance.
Fragmentary golf note discusses mental approach teeing off and planning shots. References angles and positions on the green left corner and right hind side, urges thinking ahead to reduce strokes and errors, with stray garbled text.
The article outlines the upcoming Gal's Net Meet tennis tournament with details on divisions, venue behind Malette Hall on the K. T campus, and schedule. It notes Friday start for all matches except the finals, with rounds continuing Monday through Friday and through July on campus courts.
Fragmented OCR reveals a notice of hearing on a petition for final settlement and fees in the estate of Joseph Malet deceased. The city address and attendees include Camila Mulehet, Parithiner Stevens, Trann Attorneys, and Lawrence based court reference.
Unclear OCR fragment lists names Nad Wayman Jennings Clobert Noble Phils Everiey and drivers Res Ebtsworth Mors Kendred Eisele Lefman. Mentions Philip Everiey as a pickup text in which equipment was stored. Fragment notes an unusual vehicle data line with no clear event or date.
Billy Graham warned that the Devil would strike unexpectedly during his New York visit as he prepared for a return to Madison Square Garden after three weeks of rest. The chaotic mix of stray phrases and garbled OCR hints at broader themes of unrest and high profile appearances in New York City.
An extensive classified section lists rates for four lines or less per column with additional lines at 30 cents each, plus foreign ads pricing and deadlines. The page includes abstracts and business notices for title abstracts, auctioneers, chiropractors, painting, and hardware ads, along with used car bargains and services from local vendors and shops.
The ceremony celebrated Hall of Fame manager John McCarthy and star Crawford as memories filled the crowd at the Doubleday Field. McCarthy praised his players and staff while paying tribute to Lou Geh rig, widow of a former first baseman. Crawford, a powerful hitter with a .309 lifetime average and 2,984 hits, still holds several career records. The White Sox defeated the Cardinals 13-4 in the trophy game.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference loop repeat rule for 1959 items and mentions terms like Pye Pita Pat and MD. The readable parts show scattered names and phrases without a clear event or outcome to summarize into a concrete news item.
Fragmented notice outlines appointments and names with unclear phrasing. It mentions Mount ee Mere habe and Cheery Less, referencing individuals or roles. The readable segment shows scattered organization initials and locations but lacks coherent action or outcome.
The National Grange has launched an American Tour Program to exchange farm youth within the United States. Farm boys and girls aged 14 to 21 may participate, staying in the homes of their counterparts in other regions for a month. The program mirrors an international exchange model but keeps travelers in the country.
Zimmerman, 40, of Wichita, becomes general counsel of the Hens- Ine and Home Finance Administration after serving as deputy general counsel since April. A Kansas University graduate, he previously led Peer Publishers Inc and worked in Lawrence before joining the administration’s executive team.
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