Expert on Holes in One Reveals How It Works
Rollin Taylor, a 48 year old Detroit engineer golfer, describes a precise aiming method that helped him score four aces in 34 months at Detroit Golf Club. He emphasizes alignment, eye on flags, and consistent hand position, noting it improves accuracy rather than guarantees a hole in one.
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Action Resumed In Sunday School Loop Basketball
Grace E U R edged First Christian 47 46 as Sunday School Basketball League action resumed at the Y last night. Baker led scoring with 39 for Grace E U R, while Rowland added 14 for First Christian and Corbett 17 for Christ Lutheran in a tight wire game.
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South High Five Set for Busy Week of Local Games
South Hagerstown opens a busy week with four basketball games, including a home clash with Clear Spring and a Martinsburg visit for North High. St Maria Goretti travels to Hancock as Williamsport hosts Smithsburg, while South Hagerstown and Martinsburg also feature in county matchups.
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Jayhawks Keep No 1 Spot In AP Basketball Poll
Kansas holds the No 1 ranking with an 11-0 record in the AP poll of sports writers and broadcasters. North Carolina is close behind with the same record, receiving many first place votes. Kentucky remains third as Illinois drops after a loss, with Vanderbilt rising after a win over Tennessee. Orioles sign rookie outfielder W D Santaniello to a 1957 contract.
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NCAA To Open Convention In St Louis
ST LOUIS The 118 member NCAA policy making council opens its executive sessions today to finalize details for the annual convention starting tomorrow. It notes no new cases will be discussed, with bylaws requiring new business 30 days before the meeting. Miami Florida faces probation timing, while North Carolina State’s recruiting case developments are unlikely to be revisited. The Big Ten football schedule wraps with Michigan State hosting Michigan in 1960, and Yale and a former major leaguer discuss MLB scouting at campus.
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Nighthawks Fall as Montgomery Beats Hagerstown Junior College
Hagerstown Junior College wilted in the second half and lost to Montgomery Junior College 65 to 56 at Silver Spring. Montgomery led 36-21 at intermission after a late spurt. Seville, Seeville, Brumbeck, and Sison left with fouls or injury as Hagerstown struggled. Burch scored 22 for Montgomery, Koons 17 and Bromback 15 for Hagerstown. The teams meet again February 11 in the return game back home Thursday next against Frostburg Teachers.
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Plan Card Party at Sharpsburg Bluebirds Fundraiser
The Sharpsburg Sour Mountain League baseball club schedules a 500 card party on Thursday night January 17 at the Community Hall in Sharpsburg. The event begins at 8 p.m. and the public is invited to raise funds for the team's operation.
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Guglielmi Named Outstanding Armed Forces Player
Lt Ralph Guglielmi a former Notre Dame and Washington Redskins quarterback based at Bolling Air Force Base was named outstanding armed forces player of the year by the Washington touchdown club. He will receive the award at the club's annual banquet Saturday night amid other sports figures.
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Shufflezoard News and Schedule Mentioned Matches
Fragmentary local items list teams and venues such as Red Men, Hag, Legion, WEW, and Columbus Shb Byr. The text reads as a garbled schedule note with scattered names and places, offering little coherent event details or outcomes.
Play Tie Game Between Richardson Rebels and Post
Richardson Rebels and Post played to a 72 73 tie last night at the Presbyterian Church. Rebels guard Lewis led with 27 points while Post forward Feigley also scored 27.
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Oklahoma Miami Contest Sought for Hungarian Relief
Washington reports Ford II invited Dr Milton Eisenhower and other prominent figures to help arrange a benefit football game between Oklahoma and Miami to aid Hungarian relief. NCAA would need approval. Walter Byers called the plan highly improbable. Delany returns to Ireland from the United States to resume studies at Villanova University after a stopover.
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Robinson Quits Baseball Hopes New Job Ends Career
Former Brooklyn Dodgers star Jackie Robinson explains his retirement was driven by age and self doubt. At 38 he says he cannot help the New York Giants and cites the toll of returning to peak fitness. He plans a restaurant chain job and notes his weight at 223 pounds versus a target near 208.
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Harvard Seeks New Grid Coach After Jordan Departure
Harvard in Cambridge joins several major schools in hunting a new football coach after Lloyd Jordan's seven-year run ends. Speculation centered on Harold Williams, but the university issued a terse dismissal with no replacement named. Athletic Director Thomas Bolles attends NCAA Coaches' Convention in St Louis amid the search. Jordan himself is seeking work.
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