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THE DAI REES GOLF SCHOOL |

Bunker play

made easy

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the depending on tod inace you wish to and the

annd.

Spor Trons wet sand.. lohr shut- Fop must hit close to the For abort disinner,

or from kise sand, strike the and one or two Triche AWAY

Ignore the ball

When you have taken your stance, alrezará

keep your ere any of th spot you have pleked to BIL wing they as for BILY wooden glub shot. Your

Jes

take the cluti entalite your intended line of play in the backswing. The down Awing in tile, some plant * you titomatically come down lightly across the ball. Tuls, added to the fuck That You Eve a slightly open in the addresi,

club were the ball xmln

at

cut cleanly-if you strike the sput you have determined. Keep nur head, still, An complete your follow through

Note that in taking KDE alab back the index înger si my right hand has not paiSSÄ my shoulder (4), Make sUTE too that you do not "stop the left wrist af let the right wrist roll over It.

all

that's -best in

golf.

....

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British Open Championship

at Muirfield, always uses Slazenger clubs and

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and here is

the wrong way

This poljer, playing Sunker shot the wrong way, her the incorrect alance from the start. lits So are Armly fired on the bail, instead of on the spot in the sand behind t

at tohich he should hit.

He has taken his club too far back, and with the ball on a fine inkle his right heat, instead of Kia mit, he is in danger of into the shot. *paying

It is doubtful whether he would be able to follow-through correctly, if at all.

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PITTSBURGH PIRATES ONE UP Thrilling 6-4 win over Whitfield Wanderers

opening

Yankees in game of World

Series

Pittsburgh, Oct. 5.

The Pittsburgh Pirates won the opening game of the 1950 World Series today when they shut off a desperate ninth- inning rally by the New York Yankees, to win 6-4 on some daring base-running and Bill Mazeroski's two-run homer. A crowd of 36,676 at Forbes Field watched relief pitcher Elroy Face induce Hector Lopez of the Yankees to hit into a game-ending double ploy ofter Elston Howard had hit a pinch two-run homer that narrowed the Pirates' lead to two

runs.

fielder scored

on Skowron's single to left, It was Face, the five-foot, The Pirates got that run eight-tooh Mighty Mite of the right back and with interest, Buboneer mound corps, who with une man out, Dan Hoak came on as he had 68 times drew a full-count walk. The This season in vellet to mavo it Mazeroski teed off on Conto for them when the Yankees for a two-run blast over the threatened to win the same left scoreboard which put the at the last moment.

Face's relief job mved. the them even and gave them heart victory for starter Vern Law, for victory. who was knocked out of the bpx in the eighth when the first iwa Yankee latters hit singles.

pitched Fuce

his way out of Out n but ran into trouble In the ninth when he yielded a leadoff single to Gl McDouglad and Howard's pinch homer.

Three-run outburst

stols

The Pirates, who Tower bases than any team In the National League this season. throw the favoured the Yankees off balanoc in first inning when they stole two bases during a three-run outburst ibat drove out New York starter Art Ditmar,

Then, astor, the Yankees had narrowed Pittsburgh's lead to 3-2 with a run in the top of the 2-0 fourth, Mazeroski hit pitch by reliever Jim Coates over the left field scoreboard following a walk to Don Henk. That blow proved to be the turn- ing point of the game.,

Ilke who Roger Muris, Mazeroaki vas playing in his Arst Series game, hit a Yankee homer in the first inning.

The hit-and-run Pirates hadn't won a Series game since

in boating Washington and had been sinughtered four in a row by these same Yan- kees the last time they were in the ic way back in 1927.

But today they spotted their long-ago conquerors

first- Emiling lead

hawk-faced

ond Rober Maris' solo homET then peeked their wayback to un upeut triumph despite Inte Yankee rally.

от

The heroes

They were

1023

the

band i battling of Hungry heroes and there were enough laurels to go all the way around: tò "Deacon" Lawwaw, the Mormon Minister who kept them up front

to Face, the seven frmings; little relief pitcher who

down

for

came

That was in the eighth inning when the tiring Law gave up back-to-back singles to lector Lopez, und Maris.

Bucs in front, 5-2.

Mazeroski brought home all- other run in the sixth when with one away he singled to Or down fa left and stormed

B second on Law's sacrifice, Virdon inced a double off the right field screen and Mazeroskl scored with the sixth and Anal Pirate tally.

second

Rugby XV_run

riot

at the Valley

By "PROP"

Whitfield Wanderers showed both their strong points and their weak- nesses at the Happy Valley ground yesterday while handing out a 27 points to nil thrashing to the 1st Royal Northumberland Fusiliers. The first half opened quietly. Whitfield tried to open up from the tight

but dropped passes spoiled their good intentions.

idea

hand. The full-back came into the.

he saved picture again, when well and gained thirty yarda with his kick to touch, Brooks and Walker were tackling well for the Fusiliers but they could not stop the Wanderers scoring crossed for a again. Whalley further converted try fle good work in the line-outs by Ball and Fitzgerald, Plucky

Fusiliers on the other were content to rely on move- started from their ments opponents' mistakes. They were unsuccessful in their similarly

of thair efforts for not one tharees showed any semblance of an

with regard to Wanderers' the penetrating defence,

In the tight the Wanderers heavy-weight pack was gain- ing the majority of the ball with Dickerson booking well Sires started slowly at the base of the morum bat in- Was and it proved later, noticeable that Riddle was having a difault time getting his line moving.

A good try

J

HKCC Wanderers beat Centaurs

by 91 runs

HKCC WANDERERS

J. Corkhill, e and b Mac-

Gregor J. Scott, b MacGregor... I. Strachan, & Magihon b

Rowe

13

82 #

Riddle and Sims

were com-

la a fendly cricket.malch at from the bining well

scrums Chater-road yesterday, the and from one of the passing Hongkong Cricket Club movements which they initiated ""Wanderera" beat the Centaurs Smith

for the by 01 runs. ran strongly corner. Ho talled to cross how-

Seares were: but shortly after, ever, Fitzgerald receiving in the looné made a successful attempt to crom. MacDonald converted.

At half-time the score was favour of 11 points to nil In Whitfield.

Five minutes after the start of the. recond Hall Wanderers kick was

wont further

I. D. Kilber, b Rowe ahead when a Passing movê- ment loft Betts with a good. Davey, b Sheppard Williams, W. L. G. curner. Shna

Readman failed to convert but Wander, Sheldon, not out ers had increased their lead J, Buchanan, not out

Extrus to, id points. Throughout the game it was

Total for wickets..

Face came on with none out and struck out Mickey Mantle third called strike, gol 0:1 A

ball and Ly Yogi Berra on then struck out the burly Moose In the ninih lean Skowron.

Tomorrow, when the Piralca G/1 McDougald greeted him

come back into the ancient, with single in right centre and

Richardson ivy-covered ball park, they'll then, after Bobby

for

straight forced McDougali, Howard alm hoisted a pinch hit homer into triumph behind the strong right After ten minutes of the half winner Bob had gone, Fusiliers were award- right Acid stands. That arm of 18-game

ed penalty from thirty yards closed the gap to 6 to 4 and the Friend.

The disappointed and some-out and twenty yards in from crowd

when Tony

Thompson's Kubek followed right up with a what surprised Yankees, who touch. single. But that's when Face suddenly found themselves no just short. tightened up again. He served batter than even money for to-

0 to game and double play ball to Lopez and morrow's the Pirates had ended their long underdogs in the series, will go with Bob Turley, the Arebali drought.

righthander who hod only nine wins this season.

The

moaned

Looked bod

two away,

It looked and for thare Pirates in the beginning be- cause in the first inning, with Maris laced that tending horne run into the up- per right fold stands and It brought back memories of that 1927 series when the Yankees' famed Murderers Row crushed the Bucs,

But the battling Bues quickly came back.

Bill Virdon

started

Them

off with a wak und stoło second base. The per from

high and waited Весть фраз out into centre. Held for an extober error by the dumpy which sent Virdon on to third, Great followed by slashing a

on to choke off a late Yankee double down the right Beld line Tally b3 cutting

the which scored. Virdon and Bob heart of the Yankee balling, Skinner came through with order; ka Mazeroski, who single to centre to store Groat, struck the Bucs' biggest blow, Ditmar got Dick Stuart

O

but

and to National League batting with Roberto Clemente up, the

Dick Groat, whose BAICS champion

were running again. ice-breaking double pulled Skinner stole second standing

once more

up as

Yogi's peg was high and Kubek had to make a fine backup play to keep

Gives away all the ball from going into contre

pool winnings

to charity

Nearly dream,

Bury, Oct. 5.

Brilon's ayday win of £28,049 on the football pools, fell into the lap of RaymonÜ

today Smith-but

Do decided to give il all

away.

Smith, 30. A draughts- mab, has a wife and two young children.

announced that all

his winnters would go to charity, "I have put the money In the hands of trustees and thai is why <BR fax

concerned,"

* I am

he said.

Smith is a 'Methodist- religion which frowns on yarnbling.

He devoted his winnings to charity after seeing his local minister,

нау Told him the only way E Methodist could redeem the situation would be "to refuse to X- cept the money," the Ki Brian Goes said later.

AP.

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field again. Clemente then slashed a single to centre send Skinner home with the third Pittsburgh run.

That was all for Ditmar, who In previous mnings of World Series play never had given up a run! Jim Coates, the ginnt from Virginia and the second of what was to be a four-man Yonkee pliching parade, came on to relire the side.

role

Big-inning bid.

the the

Berra, trying to avoid of "goat," led off Yankee second with a single to contre and then went to second when Skowron popped A blooper into right field.

The scorebox

A few minutes later the same ployer missed again from shor- ter range.

and

Into

the

that MacManus et

A Stevens, e Mills b Mac- ́

Gregor

101

Did not bat: F. Thorpe, J..

Whitfield made a burst to the where other end of the field broke Baille

through handed on to Riddle. The fly noticeable half finding his way to the line full-back was playing extreme- 1st WORLD SERIES GAME New York .....

100-100-002-4-13-2 blocked, threw out a long passly pluckily against what must Pittsburgh 300-201-00x-which was picked up by Whatley have seemed to him like over- Rohson.

The some. ofds.

Fall of wickets: 1-3; 2-70, Ditmar, Costes (1). Maneh, (5),

who went over for a good try whelming Duren (7) and Berra, Law, Face (8)

the corner cannot be said for the rest of 3-89, 4-102, 5-108, 6-107, 7-134. midway between and Burgess

MacDonald the Fusiliers who became mort

the game proi

WP-Law, LP-Ditmar,

and the posts, 1583-Maris, Mazaroski, Howard failed to improve on the score,

UP1,

dispirited sa gressed.

Gaudian was the next to score J. Macgregor 12 for the Wanderers after a strong | N. Del-sazných a nőknek Bak✪ run from the twenty-five. Sims, Sheppard from in front of the posts made G. Rowe no mistake, and the score leaped Readman up to 19 points to nll

Now it was all Whitfield and

Bowling Analysis

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BRITISH SOCCER

NEEDS THE ·

KRAMER TOUCH

Says IAN WOOLDRIDGE

Fawcett

his Whitley

MacDonald ubandoned charge at full-back to join in the passing. Balle tried hard to

crash through in the centre, after

"CENTAURS

some good handling by Riddle, Rowe, b Robson.. but to noval Orthodox Readman, Wilkins

and a half passing

break by MacGregor, e Scott b Wi-

tiams Kirkland was enough to ensure

Poor, side. Kirkland brought the scoring to a close when he crossed after A determined run to bring the. final tally to three goals and four tries to ril

corner. the winger improving Pascoe, e Sheldon & Davey The one fact you really should know about Jack that Batta was over in the Oei, e Sholdon ↳ Willmas

Davey Kramer is that he need never again lace his the position by touching down Sheppard, st. Buchsman, a

near the posts. Sims added the

Magihon, Jbw Williams: own shoes. Even after paying enough tax to goal points.

MBs, e Kitbee, b. Williams could

Whitley, e Corkill & Davey pave Broadway with dollar bills he

Smith b Davey amply afford to employ Cronin to do the job

Fawcett, not out for him.

the last of the should be This, in plain English, caps that Mr K is stinking rich. But, species,

Jack Kramer, a dynamic streak contrary to an envious

visionery znised ini of public opinion that

accuses young him of being parasite preying poverty on the wrong side

the tracks is a model for on the diminishing returns of a sport,

by Kramer hos

no man who succeeds Richards.

I listened to him talk against out means amassed his monoy

Bound- the thwack-boorn-skid of tennis alone.

There is, for example, a gas

wastes

well out Nevadí.

in the

Exit the amateurs

for

"ITONEAL

slightly different only wish

Kramer

of

Extras

Total

24

This was a poor Fusiflər

Fail of wickels: 1-4, 2-30, sido. Many of them looked 3-31, 4-40, 5-32, 6-57," a though they had not played. | 8-57, 9–59. razzer before, but the heat

of

the

certainly

took

of thaan.

-1

Whithek) have” much talent, Höösen

were not don yesterday

track that has become familiar and

Bowling Analy

to late-night sports infeviewers pressed, but I am afraid that Wakame

all over Britain the background

stars

Three of the singles matches,

If

than Thay did Wins £57,323 in

football pool

London, Oct, : 5.

· Mr Albert Roberts, 71-year- old retired coal merchant of Hampton, near London, has

recently: noise of the they will get a severe maiding Daver

from the Club on Saturday world's top tennis setion on the wooden boards of the forwards do not get to

gether better Wembley',

yesterday. Should it slow up or even blow up Jack Kramer can still

Ball and Fitzgerald along keep smiling. He governs a had they boon staged on the with Whatley, Baille, Sims and plak, of the a golf Centre Court, would have been Riddio were the OwnS grocery empire,

classico.ide. The heavyweights must club, and has a fair-sized for-alled as Wimbledon Casey Stengel, the Yankee have invested in land develop Thanks to Kramer.

get together if they are to gain At least four of the stars in a fair share of the ball, and the skipper who led the team to 10 | ment. pennants in 12 years, made his

have threes must move both them- normily Oh, I'm as cuvious as the action would bid for a big inning as he pulled

passed from the tennis rest of them. But

scone nelves and the ball much fas out fast-felder Clet's Boyer

years ago. But here they were ter. 11

D British public. world to delight

Thanks to Kramer, come hustling over the bori- Fon to kick some sense into British

Soccer sport.

-in Then Richardson laed to

particular. Skinner and the tall left-Deldor

Kramer is a professional, And made a running catch and English League and Inter- whipped the ball to Mazeroski national Boccer has never more at second to double up Yogi. desperately needed 21 profes- The Yanks got one back fusional to fead it along the long the fourth after Maria slugtedroad back. to centre and Mantle walked. BOTTA Went a long fly to centre which moved Meris to third and the Yankee out

and sent in rangy Dole Long-e former Pirate--to pinch "dt. Birt Long fled to Clemente, in right held.

by Barry Appleby

[LL TEACH

YOU TO HIT LITTLE GIRLS

LEAVE JUM

The amteurs have had their chamoe. Mr Jon Albarda--a kindly, courteous, 72-year-old gentleman, who has just retired

Making a wish? Flying skin ind

It's bound to comèrius:

For service sublime and food dřívírké“

are there all shekund

Bow-tied. watchers

:

To sum up, a one-sided tamu. won £57,323 in a national foot with Whitfield very much the ball pool. better of two rather medibero, Bicles.

I

The teams Bow-tied dinars watched the

Whitfield Wanderers!' 'Mac- tennis a te imperiously from the restaurant section of the Donald, Belts, Baille, Kirkland, Empire Pool. It was interesting Smith, Riddle, Sims, Benson, to reflect that at least three of Dickerson, Simpson, Ball, Hit- |Fitzgerald, the players-Hoad, Begura, and chdo, Whatley, Sedigmaal had more money Gaudia.

ist ENF: MacManus, Farie,: in the bank than most of thờ

Craig, diamond-ring spectator Cap Hutchings, Webster, ping them with light on Brennan, Gordon-Stewart, "Tal- descension. Thanks to Kramer, low, Hammond, Hope, White

foot, Potter, Brooks, Thompson, It was well past midnight. Walker.

Krisér had been talking.

tennis all over Lotition” ilzion

8. am the previous day. But,

'with, a‚ 'burning, driving,” ins

Selections c

The following teams have

spiring enthusiasm. Le Vakna Asien poßected ‹ för matches..on

Clüb.

or Olab presing, an midlenion, 'I' writes

Versus Whiteld Weníderers his only. Habent.

Bladium 4.80% pms Tals, rouember, la man to Digby-Banriet Kelly, McTavish whom tennis can offer nothing| Joftwton, "D'Eath," Wileon..]

Dwyer more. Asforthe Beruby, Williams, 'anide of the mumo that zavis him "Lasibón, Bedford, A, DU CI žela, bronlaponcimi als moethe of simi8. Smith, Stover, Utt every year, away from hisley, babib Blow KNOTMY fanity, rides ive worldła LEDENIHAN Dragons FANART linos fios mosk, of us tire, the Vervus "17/21, Lanpere at Club underground, le up every suom. Städt 1.15 pm: Moore, Tancock, Ling at 7:30 and murely goes, to Stewart Wigretty

Tentile /ies ecki: Keurner's>Hie.

Don't ANYONE care that doon Choke) Honing Hall; Berko- way about Soccer, any more?

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UK soccer results

London, Oct. 5. Resilitsin this afternoon's British Toutball matches were:

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