Calamity Jane putter shaped Bobby Jones legacy
Bobby Jones credited with changing putting style and club design through his Calamity Jane vintage putter. The article recounts how Jones learned from Stewart Maiden, used the rusted faced Calamity Jane No. 2 to win the 1928 U.S. Open and Grand Slam, and why a smooth face aided topspin and true rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tour
Robert Tyre Jones Jr
Bobby Jones
Jones
Jane
Jim Maiden
Stewart
Jim
Bailey Sees TV Trials as Next Legal Frontier
Hollywood veteran F Lee Bailey argues televised trials are feasible and beneficial for justice and public information noting Minnesota cases already aired. He cites unobtrusive equipment and compares legal shows unfavorably to The Defenders and Judd for the Defense. Richie Havens promotes self-taught study approach and music as universal communication while reflecting on Brooklyn roots and gang era decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
NEA
America
F. Lee Bailey
Minneapolis
Bailey
Judd
Shepherd
Cappolino
Richie Havens
Havens
Don McLean’s American Pie gains gentle reverie in review
Judy Hugg lauds Don McLean on the United Artists album American Pie calling it a polished, lyrical work that reveals the artist’s sensitive mind and singing voice. The piece traces his folk roots, influences, and the autobiographical scope of tracks like American Pie Vincent Sister Fatima Empty Chairs Cross Roads.
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Judy Hugg
Copley
Don McLean
United Artists
Don
Babylon
New Rochelle
N.Y
Lee Hays
Lee
Philly
Baltimore
Canada
Buddy Holly
Ing
Daughters of the American Revolution
McLean
Vincent
Vincent van Gogh
Fatima
Cafe Lena
Lena Spencer
Hudson River
Sun Starring Sophia Loren Completes Italian Photography
New York AP reports principal photography in Italy on The Sun featuring Sophia Loren and Adriano Celentano, centering on a Mother Superior nun and a rebellious patient in a hospital. Filming spanned locations in Italy and Spain with Fernando Rey and Teresa Rabal among the cast.
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New York
Italy
Sophia Loren
Adriano Celentano
Spain
Fernando Rey
Tina Aumon
Juan Luis Galiardo
Luis Marin
Teresa Rabal
Alessandra Mussolini
Miss Loren
Hansberry portrait on TV a moving rare treat
A PBS presentation of Robert Nemiroff memoir To Be Young Gifted and Black traces Lorraine Hansberry life from childhood to her 1965 death. Ruby Dee Claudia McNeil and others perform in a TV version blending letters scenes and conversations to reveal a black writer maturing in a white dominated society. Some transitions feel abrupt and music overwhelms words but the overall program remains a fascinating and painful television experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Public Broadcasting
Lorraine Hansberry
Robert Nemiroff
Ruby Dee
Claudia McNeil
Barbara Barrie
Lauren Jones
al Freeman Jr
al Schneider
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Hansberry
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George Hower
Copley News Service
J. Victor East
Golfer's Digest
Rome's Zoo
By Gill Fox
NEA, Bat
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Caine
Lena
Pete Seeger
Hudson
Platter Parade
Carole King
A&m
LED Zeppelin
Atlan
Teaser & the Firecat
Cat Stevens
Carnegie Hall
Chicago
Columbia
Grand Funk Railroad
Capitol
Sunshine
Jonathan Edwards
Atco
Badfinger
Apple
Joe Simon
Polydor
Betty Wright
Atlantic
Sugar Daddy
Jackson 5
Motown
Kbim-Tv
John Hart
New Mexico
Gomer Pyle
Merv Griffin
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
KBIM
Medical Center
Kmom-Tv
Eddie
Eopy Kats
Odessa
Brian Donlevy
Andrea Bayard
Kmid-Tv
Lassie
Big Valley
Kosa-Tv
Riday Ogram
Oman
Jeannie
Carol Burnett
Matinee
State
Brian Keith
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