Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26

~, shons overhead. It was a fine
lps - 6reworks. That's why. when
cstbbsrt professional at Hunting
pl' vsliev and one OF the best golf teach
mo city, led the way 10 the 18th
..,.s Two gray-haired, backward golf
\. ,oV the curiosity OF an Innocent
sH..asr sH was aroused. He followed the
abe repartee was Instructive For
iA strtainment OF those players OF golf
e. aver make q mistake II is here set
IN. sffair was a practical application Of
,.,,s lessons. A and B names With
,s ~ rsauest) played the hole and Dave
eli.tsrsd his objections shot by shot.
no hole lie $50 yards.
~,ns honor by the spin Of the coin
!, halids beautiful Mt. vesuvius effect
4.ss6, In which he half buries his ball.
na,.bsrt remarke--reeing up outside the
sosts YOU o stroke. Your tee Is too
s ID ia bad practice for playing
,,s,,sh the green, and your ball, being
nsA will have too much resistance
s 2, mo tee. The sand should not be
s.1hl, vhen swinging. Walt there; don't
u n, your ball until A has driven off.
kook out for the woods on the right
twlngs wlckedly and misses.
rsibbert--Now, now don't swear. You
.ss.d IN Your stance is all wrong.
fss,t stand bowiegged with your back
circle. Keep your head down. Your
M shoulder should not point at the pin.
Il ,ko,iid be as degrees to the line OF fire.
4 ewlngs again and misses.
nthbert--Don't look up, and stop swear
4 asain misses.
R-why don't you hit it7
falhbert--It Ia bad form to talk while
,sar opponent Is making q shot.
slices with half-top into rough 100
vsfds to the right.
rnshbert--Profanlty Ia out Of place on
sb, llnks, The trouble was, you swung
seny from your body, causing tho left
~. 20 get In the way of the eyes. The
"A arm should curve around the middle
X vour chest, forcing the right arm be-
khd the body.
) prepares to drive, but A practices
cuthbert-stop swinging till B makes
hb shot"
l--He won't hit It, anyhow.
checks his swing at top to retort, but
eolnes around. He hits the ground behind
bslL which goes to the creek.
cuthbert-Don't swear. The shot was
sclaifed Your forward swing was weak,
Do not drop the right shoulder.
B.-well, nearly hit It,
cuthbert--If you had It would have
bern pulled, because there was not enough
rotation Of the body in the back swing
and too much in the forward.
takes stance at creek to hit his ball
out Of water.
cuthbert-Do not use brassie for that
shot You can't get distance.
takes new stance and club and waits
for the ball to float up alongside.
Cuthbert-For that you lose a shot,
Il is against the rules to wait for better
position when the ball is floating.
Al won't count 1t. He won't get It
out snyhow.
cuthbeft--Nover remark on the game
Of your opponent in his hearing.
D IN tfying to get ball out misses and
gefs nearly drowned.
cgthbert-You closed your eyes. afraid
4 the splash
Shouts over-whaps the matter9 Did
l get wet7
tops ball to bank.
Cuthbert-Now, now, don't swear. You
hould have played that shot as II out
the sand. Hit the water behind the
all, as 1t Is the concussion that counts.
plays out of muddy bank. Gets
heRred with mud and water and wants
e quit.
tries to play his ball from rough
Filh nibler. Not clear.
clthbert-As the great object is TO
81 out, stand behind the ball, lay niblic
ssll back and adopt an upright, very
ilfupt swing, holding the club firmly.
Just gets out Takes brassle.
A kisses ball. Good bye. old ball
Iys got you now. You're a goner."