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Township Building Ayanâ€"Murray Drug BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC. Goldfields Theatre Building, Leave Your Orders for Barrister, Solicitor, etc. ROOM 2 Donald Smith, IROQUOIS FALLS. PARIS HOTEL 10â€"21p. There is an old saw that in order to play golf well one must commence when very young, when the muscles ane pliable. One would be flying in the face of experience to contend that it is not an advantage. to learn the game when young, but this is an advantage that obtains in everyâ€" thing in life. But ondinarily the distinection is drawn much sharper. ‘The child is supposed to leannt by imitation whereas the adult Jearns by reflection. All learning in the last â€" analysis is by â€" imitation, and . to say that there are factors present in the child which _ would justify one concluding that the methods are different is a statement that seems to be contrary to facts. The difference is only one of deâ€" gree and not of kind. Man‘s muscles may not be as pliable and flexible. His ~nfental life may be more complex. He may â€" have a larger world and more interests and for this neason more distraction, but the child‘s world is made up of the same factors as man‘s. I think this statement is im agreement with that of the experts on this subject. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Most golfers proceed on the supâ€" position that the opposite theory is correct. In learning the game they forget that it is purely and simply a muscular effort and in this sense it is true that one does not need ‘"brains‘‘ to play golf. ‘‘‘Brains‘‘ need not be a ‘hindrance and should be a distinct advantage in thé study of the game. But the brainy felâ€" low is apt to have more interests and for this reason it may ‘be ‘harder to attend to the (ball while playing the game. To play golf well one must play almost instinetiveliy, or, perhaps a betten word, automaticâ€" ally. For this reason it would be ‘better for a golfer to carry an extra club in the form of a small mallet, and if possible before â€"the game commences, tap ‘himself gently on FRANK THOMPSON Present title holder and twice adian Amateur golf champion. the head with the appropmiate force to deaden the mental faculties without _ interfering with: the muscular ones. I think it is a theory now that certain parts of the brain ane stimulated for the differâ€" ent senses including the motor sense, and further research may simplify the golfer‘s problem ‘by engbling the distnactinge factors or parts to be anaesthelized.. This no doubt would make more effective the golfing apâ€" paratus of the body. It would also make the game unattractive, for does not all the fascination of the game Jlie in the indecision of the golfer. But to return again to the practical pant, is not the ordinary golfer too much = @hbout the mechanics of the swing or still worse the anatomy of it. The roli of the wrists must ‘be so accurate; the left knee must work in such a manner and no other. The left arm must ‘be straight; the left heel must leave the ground in the iback swing and touch the ground when? I know of one great golfer that says not until after the ball is struck. How must the body turn‘t Some say pivot immediately while Mr. Horton who is heralded as the makâ€" er of 51 champions says there is a slight sway of the body at the comâ€" mencement of the swing. One says there is a slight dip of the body at the top of the swing, while another says there should be nothing but twists, Now who is to decide these points? If the exâ€" perts can‘t agree then how can the beginner ‘be sure he is starting com~ rectly? Is he to be in the same dilemma as the patient where tors disagree. The answen is forthcomimg. Is there any perfect golfer today? Are there any two experts whose swings are the same? The answen is no. Should one follow Bobby Jones? Well his swing is quite By the Brothers, Frank Thompson, present Canadian Amateur I:. champion, and W. J. Thompson, Ontario Amateur champion and last year‘s champion of Canada. They are nativeâ€"born and resident } Canadians, members of a family of five famous golfing brothers. 0.0‘.000 C226 n 82 t . 02 202 20 284 29e on * ..v.“. .“.“. “.“.“.“.“.0..“.“..{.‘.“.“.“.“.“.“.“,“.“.“.“.“. ...... “. ...... .“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.. different from Duncean‘s or Chick Evans or Sarazens or .Mitchell‘s. In trying to follow the method of any star one should be careful to see that there is the utmost agreeâ€" ment in physique and no two humans are identical. Supposing the utâ€" most physical agreement then it ‘‘*BILL‘‘ THOMPSON Ontario Amateur golf champion and a recent champion of Canada. would be a dangerous method to folâ€" low â€" anyone‘s style exactly or to have a theory, except the one that works, of swinging a golf club. 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Train 47 is more or less famous and so comes, perhaps, readily to the tongue or pen. Everybody could tell from the rest of the article that the change in time referred to No. 46. Indeed, many did not notice the error, even after The Advance had noted it,. All they noted was that the Toronto train was going to leave Timmins at 11.30 a.m., after May 3rd. This was a case where numbers did not count. maintained that the proper instructor will turn out his pupils so that no stranger may detett who their teachâ€" er was. The instruector who makes all players‘swing their clubs in the same manner fails to appreciate the manifold variations as displayed in nature‘s works. figfigfikfigfigfigfifigfigfi%% is Birthday and Wedding E% Cakes "A CHAIN SERVICE " Mail Orders Given Prompt and Careful Attention. 13 Wilson Ave., (River Rd.) Telephone 231â€"B. O one would build with oldâ€"fashioned lathes and plaster if he knew the adâ€" vantages of Gyproc. 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