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PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY 'T IMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1951 fea HOLD GOLF CLUBHEAD ~ BELOW, BEHIND HANDS By ALEX J. MORRISON Central Press Canadian Gold Columnist Do you walk down the fairway with your club resting on your shoulder like a hoe? When you are getting ready to make a shot do you hold your club up in the air like an umbrella? Do you have the club head in any position oth- er than below and behind your hands? = If so, you have set the stage for serious faults in your swing. Among these are: too much right hand, sswinging from the outside, hitting ®with a closed club face and hook- ting or pulling. ¢ In fact you can suffer from any Spne of a thousand errors in this »category. Why? Simply because syou have asked for these troubles "by the manner in which you handle we club during the preliminaries # before the swing. *! By favoring your right hand and Lside during the preliminaries you ¢are bound to suffer from too much * fight hand during the swing proper. 4 The situation is just this--the i stronger side is ever ready to dom- finate all the other positions and «movements and once it-has taken #charge its domination never de- *reases. It always increases as the 3 action progresses. 8 The main problem is to keep the 1 stronger side from ever getting out ®,in front of the weaker side; just 'don't let it get started. In most 1 cases it gets its start when you first i place your hands on the club. If * not there, then it takes over in the 1 very first move you make when lift- sing the clubhead off the ground. So' "it will pay you to carefully check 1 your method of taking grip and 1 stance, * Have the clubhead resting in its % natural position on the ground with sthe top of the shaft touching your fleft leg. . Then place your left t hand first to get a firm hold be- # fore placing your right hand. !' After this you should be able to 3 left the clubhead off the ground # simply by moving your body to a ; more correct position. Then keep MEN'S STORE LEAGUE i. Well, the last night of the season ¢ again, Carswells in on points; Post g Office and Collis in on pin fall. §' The next two weeks' games decide Sthe cup winners between the three- f named tonight and Comcos, Barbers, font. Motor Sales, Alger Press and Powells Drugs. The remaining elev- gen teams play off for the consola- 3 tion trophy. 2: Low scores prevailed last night. g Pedlers were high with 3520. Jack § Menzies took Hallidays high spot § prize with 668. §° 700 class: R. Keeler 868 (316); Ken # Whittington 787; E. Pym 755; E. FCarswells 721. Singles: R. Keeler 316, E. Yym 286; G. Baker 280. #1 Pedlars 4, Hallidays 0; Skinners 4, i Christies 9; Barbers 4, Collis 0; 0.M. $5.74, Sklars 0; Powells 3, Canada 1; IN. Loblaws 3, O.B.L. 1; Comcos 3, yCarswells 1; Barretts 3, Dominion gd: Post Office 3, A. & P. 1; Alger § Press 2, S. Loblaws 2, 8: Following are the season's total # points for all teams: Store League Points Post Office COmCos *.. ..civeereriyiins Alger Press... ..ce.cv.- Ont. Motor Sale Carswells Barbers Hallidays Pedlars Powells Collis Skinners S. Loblaws . Oshawa BoX & Li seeeee. Dominion Stores .... 279; Alex Morrison demonstrates the best position for the club after tak- ing your grip and before taking pour stance. Other club positions cause faults during swing. ... ... --<Central Press Canadian. LE the clubhead behind and below your hands while addressing the ball and waggling. This will beat many of your right hand faults. Christies Bread A. & P. Stores Barretts N. Loblaws Canada Bread .. Sklars TIMES-GOODFELLOW BOWLING LEAGUE 'The 1950-51 season is over and Hell Boxes are winners of the Mun- dy Memorial Trophy. After an up- hill fight on Tuesday night the new champions finished strong to edge Sluggers, the runners-up, by 150 pins Right from the start the play-offs developed into a battle between Hell Boxes and Sluggers. The latter fin- ished the first game 24 pins to the good and added 17 more in the sec- ond. Starting the final game 41 pins down, Hell Boxes really went wild and when the smoke had cleared away they had won the champion- ship with a margin of 150 pins. They ran up a neat total of 1177 in" this final game with every player touch- ing the 200 mark or better. Topping all other bowlers in play- off competition Les Coles took both high single and high triple. His high single of 304 came in the final game when the chips were down and his team needed pins badly. In his high triple of 689 he was followed clasely by team-mate Alex Mackay with 679. The score by games went as fol- lows: Hell Boxes--978, 1064, 3219. Sluggers--1002, 1081, 3059. Border Lines--923, 1177, total 976, total 1021, 1101, ® << Wk Yun ¥ nf rig \ O00 anound the, hoa... total 3045. Scorchers--834, 980, 924, total 2747. 3 Leading the ladies in the series, Doris Gibson rolled a single of 254 and a triple of 607. On the records for the year Hell Boxes deserved to win the coveted trophy. They lost out in the first series on the final game of play but won the third and fourth series quite handily. In addition they set quite a record for 4-point evenings and as a side line captain Alex Mac- kay and Rose Evans won for them- selves individual trophies. In the consolation series Wrong Fonts came out on top. Scores in this series were--Wrong Fonts 2883; Rollers 2750; Inky Dinks 2593; Lud- lows 2573. Top bowlers among these teams were A. Wilson with a single f 285 and triple of 707 and Myrtle eters with a single of 248 and tri- ple of 560. { Trophy Winners Ladies' high average--Verda Jack- son 187. . Men's high average--Alex Mackay 17. Ladies High triple without Helen Andely 679. High single without handicap--Er- lene Peeling 289. ; High triple with handicap--Rose Evans 688. High single with handicap--Myrtle handicap-- Peters 328. Men without handicap-- High triple Harry Dyas 897. High single without Frank Ball 331. High triple Johnston 862. High single with handicap--Lloyd Brooks 356. i Winning Team--Hell Boxes Alex Mackay, Rose Evans, Les. Coles, Barbara Plowright, Jack Tag- gart, Bob Salmers. handicap-- with handicap--Bob BLIND BOWLERS LEAGUE This week's session of the Oshawa Blind Bowlers Club saw Ada Mec- Donough come up with the best singles score among the ladies, a respectable 158 while Charlie Lovell's 109 was tops among the men's sec- tion. YESTERDAY'S STARS By The Associated Press Batting -- Sam Jethroe, Braves-- hit homer with two on in last sof ninth for 8-5 win over New York. Pitching -- Eddie Lopat, Yankees --pitchied no-hit ball for 614 innings to wind up with two-hitter against Red Sox, 6-1. Hit two-run homer and single, scoring two runs. Classified ads are sure to pay -- Old Country Soccer Results SE London, April 19--(Reuters)--Re- sults of soccer matches played in the United Kingdom yesterday: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Huddersfield Town 2; Chelsea 1. Newcastle United 0; Bolton Wan- derers 1. Sheffield Wednesday 4; Derby County 3. Division IL Barnsley 1; Sheffield United 1. Division III (Nerthern) Bradford 2; Gateshead 0. Scunthorpe United 0; City 0. Wrexham 0; New Brighton 1. Division III (Southern) Brighton and Hove 9; County 1. Bristol City 2; Ipswich Town 1. Crystal Palace 0; Norwich City 5. Exeter City 1; Southend City 5. Notts Forest 2; Swindown Town-1. Plymouth Argyle 2; Glliingham 0. Reading 0; Bournemouth and Bos- combe Athletic 0. SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division "A" Hearts 4; Aberdeen 1. Bradford Newport old Country Rugby Results London, April 19--(Reuters)--Re- sults of Rugby League games played in the United Kingdom on Wednes- day: Barrow 28; Featherstone Rovers 0. Bradford Northern 0; Keighley 7. Bramley 12; Halifax 6. Leigh 13; Rochdale Hornets 2. Saint Helens 9; Huddersfield 14. Swinton 14; Salford 20. Wakefield Trinity 26; Leeds 18. Whitehaven 8; Warrington 2. York 16; Workington Town 8. RUGBY UNION \ Bideford 6; Torquay Athletic 3. Camborne 0; Captain Crawshays Team 19 BLIND ATHLETE STARS Matamata, N.Z.--(CP)--A blind athlete, J. Williams, won the discus throw and finished second in the shot put at an athletic meet here, He also ran in the 100 yards hand- icap and took part in the javelin throw in which he was aided by officials who warned him of his approach to the line. Phone 35 with yours today Keeping Saturday As Possibility For 7th Game of Series Montreal, April 19--(CP)--Sixth and seventh games in the current Stanley Cup playoff between Mon- treal Canadiens and Toronto Maple next Tuesday and possibly at To- ronto next Thursday, if such games are necessary. 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