Henry Longhurst On Golf
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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959.
ROLLING THE England Soccer Bosses Under Fire
BARREL
I have for some time been conducting research into the mysteries of the golf swing, as performed by those who possess what the women's dress shops euphemistically term the "fuller figure." Ever since a little man at Olympia, measuring me for my demob suit, turned and called out over his shoulder, "42, short, portly," I knew that the problem would one day have to be faced.
sealed Duddlu and replied "Well, look at this lot. Gol 13 get it out of the way tomchow!“ The extent to which Locke ims off to the right is quite remarkable. Henry Cotton has pleture of him at the top of the backswing on the 11th tee Wentworth. One would think tank, if the club hud come dawn1.
Having now joined that vast company who hop only cannot touch their toes but do not ifke to be seen trying, 1 felt that the tline had coine
As usual, the experts speak with multitude of tongues, the problem for us. fuller Bgures, seems to resolve Itself into "How de we get out of our own way?"
You can't hit it like that, Mein
the orthodox way, the bal Langhurst," the much revered would not merely have gone to Fred Robison led to say." the for stle of the adjacent YU'TV getting in your own 5: venth fairway but would have way." So he used to make his ↑ filt the television vuns parked in pupily open up the stance-i.e.. the fir trees on the right of the withdrawing the left foot slightly fee. This particular shot did, In and letting it polnil more towards fact, Anish In the rough on the
left of the 14th.
The Locke Method
The ray of hope comes from the fact that Cotton, with whom I had the pleasure of playing a few hole the other day and ny well he still dors word, he play! favours the Locke method for those of us who "carry all before us. This involves stand. ing as thusyh aiming to the right, Bul with the clubfore spare to the hale, and turning as for round as possible on the bacleswing. Then, however ranch we heave round on the way down, as though delivering a righ hook, we are still hitting "from the inskle," which, of course, is the ultimate goal.
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Injuries 'Lions'
And Illness To 19 Fit
Reduce Players
Sydney, June 8.
Injuries and illness have taken heavy toll of the British Rugby Union Lions and
they now have only 19 fit men.
Lens' manager, Mr A. M., Brisbane, Wilson, commentei today: "The long chaualty 1st s most dis- turbing but not panickle."
The louring party will be re- infurges tonight by the rival by air from Londun of utility back,
-OR QUIT THE GAME!
By DESMOND HACKETT 'We Must Seek
The statement by the football bosses of England
condemning the Press disservice to Soccer is Aid-Walker
beaten out of being the most stupid news of the week-end by a Press conference for two monkeys.
By ALAN WILLIAMS
In fact these men who run our major sport are Continental and South
more like the three monkeys who see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil about their own failings.
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS PLEASE
The F.A. threaten to call In the Press Council to examine mischievous reports by the journalists who wrote their requlems of English Soccer in South Ainerlen.
I would like to have my own Press Council Football Association:-
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American coaches, and star players frem overseas, should be
encouraged to come to England to spark & British Soccer revival.
That is the considered verdict of Nottingham Forest manager Billy Walker, just back with his skle from a lour of France, Por- tugal, and Spain.
Saya Walker,
It's time we forgot all talic about English football, foot- ask the bailers, and football administra-
the three sciectors who so
tors being the masters, and WHAT was the function of
admitted that in the main we seldom attended practice matches before the Internationals are just very poor pupils.
and were not present А оле work-out in Mexico, where I suggcola free entry of observation of players reaction to the 7,500ft altitude was vital capable overeeds coaches and
WHY were players permitled to roam the ellies
as they players. pleased and ai what hour their fancy took them? TF the team rejection was to be left to Walter Winterbottom, why not let two unemployed selectors stay home and spend the money on bringing along players like top-scoring Brian Clough, Albert Qulxall, or Denní Viollet?
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WHY did team manager WaHer Winterboltom perpetually find excuses for the slackers Instead of condemning them as they deserved to be censured?
1 noted, as we flew back from Los Angeles to New York, the puce-face anger of officials when they read the latest im- port of papers.
But they were not as angry us British reporters over the plucid, faceld way England allowed
back Ken Scotland and forward themselves to be beaten. Prop-forward Ray Prosser Ken Smith. (Wales) Ik troubled with muscle
Hooker
Bryn Meredith Foreness. Winger Niall Brophy (Wales) has badly innamen (Ireland) is still on with a broken bone and wing throat and y-haif Mick English (Ireland) has strained stomach forward Haydon Morgan (Wales)
muscles. hus not recovered from twisted ankle.
"Under and through," the pro- fessionals say, "not over raud." But, as Cotton was Hd enough to point out to me, Under and through involves th: correct use of your hips You can't do it. You haven't got any! Well, nor for that matter
Gordon Waddell, the has Lockte, and he does pretty well. There is hope here for all Scottish international. of us hipless heroes. All we Thore injured include Irish (four O'Reilly have to do is to aim of to the winger Tony
whole right, twist the
barrel stitches in a cut upper Hp) and round and let it roll.
Fugilsh forward Alan Ashcroft There should be some mighty four stitches in a gash o' the comte sights on the golf courses jaw), both hurt in Saturday's winger Peler Jackson
and Test match against Australia in land) this weekend!
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At
Today the Lions trained Tamworth, northwest of Syd-
Back in England we find the altitude of the League bosses is to hang with prestige, let us have the public money and let the publie have what we want to give them,
This woud be a tremendous stimulant to our
game. Our present closed shop is merely a shield for the ineficient.
The superb footballing class of the Spaniards, for instance, is all based on a simple, efficient game which Englists conches like Jimmy Hogan gave to the lie persists with his Insular rest of the world many year ago. out-of-date plan that League But the top Continental sides bave games must come first, that clubs j and South Americana should not loan players for polished our old methods to a ternationals, that clubs should wonderfully fine degree. cut down on playing tcome abroad.
All right, Mister Antinacasar- Only four had the humanity mood Hichards, let the butchers to support Ipswich chairman and grocers run their little clubs. John Cobbold's plea for a cut Let them decide to stop all in- admission fee for old-age pen- ternational football.
eloners,
All They Want Tet them coddle these precious little outmoded clubs who bring nothing fresh to the game,
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But they permitted a freedom to raise the prices for the poor old patrons of the cheapest places.
McKeag Alderman Willizm declared: "We are suffering from in epidemic of Desmond Hacket- titis
Blame the Press as hard as you like, but remember they do. hot pick the England team, (Eng-against Australla at Sydney, on SOULD GET OUT OF FOOT enterprising, realistic leagues. discipline them, nor sabotage
Personal nggrandisement, big-England football.
Football currently counts for THE INJURED
ney, where tomorrow they play nothing during the vulgar brawl-
let the outrageously ing for power. If League chair- įsnubbed Peterborough, Heading- Players suffering with blisters New South Wales Country.
It will be the Lions' Instan Joe Richards persists with ton, and the progressives get to- and grass burns from the hard
for Authority Egether and form their grounds include match before the second Test highl Australian
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the hole and this did. indeed, give a line free feeling from the point of impact onwards.
Open Or Closed?
It has only recently dawned on
me that what was wrong with
this advice was that it made one
get in one's own way on the way buck to such an extent that one could hardly "wind up" on the backswing at all. By withdraw- ing the other fool, ie, with n closed stance-nut to be con- fused with aiming to the right- one is splendidly out of one's own way until the moment of striking,
which point the Irreducible object Intervenes and prevents the hands and arms going any forther
I have sought the very highest advice on this matter. I put the sume question to none other than
Tominy Armour and Byron Nelson. "As your shadow grows bigger," I said, is it better to stand more open or more closed? Neither had any doubt softhe subjørke Möre closed;"† said Armour at once, "More.
da Nalon,
An obvious compromise would sem to be lo stand exuelly square, Expertinent soon shows, however, that in this way one is In one's own way not part of the time but at the time,
A Ray of Hope
A further possiblity, though startling at first, now presenta itself with a ray of hope. It is often said that talt men should model themselves on tall ployers and vice veran, We might do worse, therefore, than to study the methods of Bobby Locke,
It would hardly be impolite. te describe Locke, as "portly." Indeed, when a friend of mine asked him the other day "Why do
always stand like that,
aiming off to the right?" he cupped his hands in the position associated with Agures of tho
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