Golf My Hands Work Together In A Two Handed Swing By Frank Beard
In this column Frank Beard argues against overemphasizing the left hand in the golf swing. He says the right hand is typically stronger and should be used in harmony with the left, envisioning hands folded in prayer as they work together through the swing.
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Rhodesia Africa Olympic clash tests IOC resolve in Munich
In Munich the Rhodesia Africa confrontation over Rhodesian entry to the 20th Olympic Games pits African nations against the IOC. Deliberations on Rhodesia’s status continue as SCAS threatens to withdraw 30 members if Rhodesia is not expelled. The UN sanctions and Rhodesian travel documents complicate access as officials urge a clear resolution.
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Abraham Ordia
Nigeria
Ordia
Daume
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Germany
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Colts Score First TD In Victory Over Kansas City
Baltimore defeats Kansas City 23 17 as Ray May scores on a 16 yard fumble return and Norm Buliach adds a two yard plunge. John Huarte connects for a late TD to Jeff Kinney and Jim Otis scores after a key penalty.
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Match Play Championship Second Part Of S M Open
Pinehurst North Carolina coverage outlines a two day PGA event doubleheader with a $150000 match play and a $100000 Liggett Myers Open. Notables include Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Dewitt Weaver Gary Player and Frank Beard among others as pre qualifiers and contenders.
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N.C
U.S
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Arnold Palmer
Liggett & Myers
L&m
Dewitt Weaver
Nicklaus
Weaver
Frank Beard
Jerry Heard
Cbs-Iv
Jack
Annie
North Carolina
Gary Player
Palmer
Phil Rodgers
Beard
Heard
Lee Trevino
Miller Barber
George Archer
Okker Advances In Pennsylvania Tennis Tourney
In Haverford Pennsylvania Dick Dell loses a tight third set 36 6 1 7 6 to Mal Anderson in a 73rd Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis championship opening round. Top seed Tom Okker of Holland advances to the second round by beating Dale Ogden 61 46 6 3. Other seeds Cox Taylor Connors Gimeno Dibley Proisy win to reach round two.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Okker
Jimmy Connors
Belleview
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Andre Gimeno
Spain
Colin Dibley
Australia
Patrick Proisy
France
New Thundering Herd To Use I Offense This Year
Marshall University coach Jack Lengyel shifts the program to an I formation dubbed the New Thundering Herd. The 93 players report for spring drills with 31 lettermen, a stronger, more mature squad and a stronger ground game emphasized by tailbacks Ned Burks and Terry Gardner.
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UPD
Jack Lengyel
Iettermen
Nate Ruffin
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Ruffin
Thundering Herd
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Herd
Ned Burks
Terry Gardner
Reggie Oliver
Lanny Steed
Dave Walsh
Marshall WVU football series not ready for offer
Marshall coach Jack Lengyel told reporters at a luncheon in Huntington that Marshall is not ready to play West Virginia University in football. He added that if WVU proposed the game the answer would be yes for good relations, but Marshall is not in WVU's class at this time.
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Chuck Wright
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Leng‘yel
Huntington
Wva
UPI
Marshall
West Virginia University
Jack Lengyel
Lengyel
WVU Strives on Good Competition After Scrimmage
West Virginia University football coach Bobby Bowden lauded the squad's strong competition for jobs and leadership among seniors after Monday practice on a hot day. Notable contributions came from Fred McMillan, Ron Brown, Dennis Reid, Tree Adams, Tom Tamburino, John Spraggins, Billy Joe Mantooth, John Withers, Geishauser, Gerald Schultze, Sam Nashese, Bill Samuelson, Butch Phillippi, Kerry Chiles, and Brian Chiles in various drills and film assessments.
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Fred McMillan
Ron[Brown
Dennis Reid
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Tree Adams
Tom Tamburino
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Billy Joe Mantooth
John Withers
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Sam Nashese
Bill Samuelson
Butch ‘Phillippi
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Brian Chiles
Cooper Wins 21-Hole Playoff at Black Knight Club
Cooper defeats Sprague in a 21-hole sudden death playoff after tying at regulation to win the women’s Handicap title at Black Knight Country Club this season.
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British cyclist loses medal chance after crash on Melbourne course
In Melbourne 1956, W Holmes crashes into a photographer during the 116 mile road race and wastes over two minutes changing a wheel. Britain finishes with silver in the team event, while Vyacheslav Ivanov loses his gold medal in Lake Wendouree before IOC awards a replacement. Ivanov later wins again in Rome.
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France
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International Olympic Committee
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Rome
Seagren Eyes Pro Circuit, Criticizes IAAF at Munich
Pole vault holder Bob Seagren arrived in Munich vowing to push for a professional or semi pro circuit. He criticized amateurism and the IAAF and planned talks with fellow vaulters at a pre Olympics meet to urge rescinding the ban on the pole. He noted the new pole is lighter yet questioned costs and rules, while confirming a movie role after the Games.
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UPI
Bob Seagren
Olympic City
IAAF
International ‘Amateur Athletic Federation
Seagren
U.S
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Ore
Wofgang Nordwig
East Germany
Graebner exits Eastern Open in early round shock
Defending champion Clark Graebner of New York failed to advance past the first round at the 46th Eastern Grass Courts Open in South Orange New Jersey. Bob McKinley of St. Ann Missouri stunned the two time finalist 6 3 7 6 as other results saw Tom Koch, Ian Fletcher and Herb Fitzbibbon win in straight sets amid a day of upsets including Mrs Carole Graebner’s upsetting performance.
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Rhome
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St. Louis
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New Orleans
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Saints
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Charlie Durkee
Mike McCoy
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N.J
Clark Graebner
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Bob McKinley
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Orange Lawn Tennis Club
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Chuck McKinley
Herb Fitzbibbon
Vik Pilic
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Pilic
Tom Koch
Brazil
Gene Scott
Koch
Ian Fletcher
Australia
Andrew Pattison
Rhodesia
U.S
Alex Mayer Jr
Wayne
Barry Philips‘Moore
Frank Froehling
Geoff Paish
Great Britain
Paul Gerkin
Norwalk
Conn
Tom Kreiss
Bellaire
Calif
Carole Graebner
Williams Hired as Marshall Track and Cross Country Coach
Don Williams, former Concord College football head coach, is hired by Marshall University to lead track and cross country. He replaces Marvin Fink and will also serve as associate professor of physical education. Williams coached two Mountain Lion teams to West Virginia Conference titles and taught at Concord since his football replacement.
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W. Va
Don Williams
Concord
Marshall University
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