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Page FOURTEEN
THE PILOT
By DAVE WAGENVOORD
GOLF NEWS AND COMMENTS
At Southern Pines Country Club
days are over. Last week he was
challenged and beaten by a local
player in a two-hole match. What
hurt George’s pride was the fact
that his opponent played the two
holes entirely on his knees.
Best Ball
Jack and Joe Carter teamed up
in a'best ball match with Carlos
■Fry and O. T. Parks and fired
nine 3’s and finished the round
with a very fine 65. Parks, who,
incidentally, is one of the clubs
most gracious losers, had the fol
lowing to say regarding the fu
ture of his game .“WJien more
strokes are given, you can be sure
I’ll get them.”
Tycoon
Damon Able, the “weighted
head cover magnet,” recently ar
rived at the course with a small
boy and a rubber life raft with
the obvious intention of corner
ing the water soake^, used golf
ball market by paddling around
the water holes and retrieving
poorly hit balls.
Tournament Announced
Grass is back on the greens
and golfers are back in the woods
at Southern Pines this week.
Big event was the announce
ment that the Annual Moore
County Championship tourna
ment would be held at the Coun
try Club the third week in Au
gust. Qualifying will take place
the first two weeks of August
and will be 18 holes.
Any resident of Moore county
or member of a Moore comity
golf club for six months or more
is eligible to enter. The low 16
^iqualkters wiJU make up the
championship flight with the
eight losers dropping down to
form the first flight. The remain
ing players will be placed in low
er flights accordingly.
There will be trophys awarded
to the medalist, and the winner
and runner-up in each flight. Ad
dress all entries to Roy Grinnell
at the Southern Pines Country
Club.
Title Lost
George Turner, former “locker
room golfer,” has lost his title
probably permanently. For the
benefit of non-linksmen. a locker
room golfer is the one who is
quickest to laugh at the tough
luck of other players and he is
also the first to offer advice.
George’s locker room golfing
Ed Cox Publishes
Scientific Study
Of Premonitions
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A theoretical study of fore
knowledge was published this
week, in the quarterly Journal
of the American Society for
Psychical Research, by W. E.
Cox, Jr., of Southern Pines.
Entitled “Precognition: An An
alysis,” it represents an effort,
extending over several years, to
determine some of the lesser-
known characteristics of man’s
occasional experiences in super-
normally glimpsing or dreaming
of future happenings.
The paper is in two sections,
the first of which was published
in April. Several spontaneous ex
periences are given, including
one contributed by Mr. Wade Ste-
vick of Southern Pines.
Cox said that in the section just
published’, detailed evidence is
shown which suggests the exis
tence of an unconscious but semi-
continuous application of precog
nition in daily life. He bases this
on findings gathered from a rela
tive passenger-population study
involving railroad accidents in
the United States and Canada
during 1950-54. Cox added that
this is the first time that “sub
liminal precognition,” as he calls
it, has been statistically indicated
through field data.
Cox, long a student of psychi
cal research, is an associate of
the A. S. P. R., and also is ac
tive in th work of the Parapsy
chology Laboratory at Duke Uni
versity. ^
Power Failure Is
Caused By Gusty
Winds HereSunday
A power failure that lasted in
one section of Southern Pines for
almost two hours Sunday night
was caused by gusty winds that
tangeld a power line with a guy
wire, it was reported Monday by
Carolina Power and Light Com
pany officials.
Ward Hill, who is division
manager of the power company,
said an interruption came in the
Lakeview, Vass, Cameron and
Southern Pines area at 7:20 Sun
day night. Considerable search,
he said, finally pinpointed the
trouble at a location near the
Fairway Motor Court. Relocation
of some lines in that area had
become necessary, he said, when
the new bypass was cut through.
He said a primary line had
been wrapped around a span guy
wire by the wind. Such a thing is
rare, he pointed out, and not
something that emergency crews
usually look for when a power
failure is noted.
After the trouble was found
and that part of the line closed
off, a switch got out of alignment,
causing further delay in power
restoration.
Hill said that full power was
back on shortly after 9 p. m. '
VaSs Officer Is
‘Most Northern’
In US Air Force
The Air Force has announced
that Robert D. Hardy formerly of
Vass, who has the distinction of
being the “most northern Air
Force officer in America,” was re
cently promoted to First Lieuten
ant.
The promotion was effective
June 9.
Lt. Hardy, whose wife and chil
dren, Cheryl and Stephen, live at
the Ark Apartments in Southern
Pines, is currently serving as com
mander of the Air Force installa
tion at Point Barrow, Alaska. He
recently was the officer in charge
of installing a radio broadcast sta
tion to serve personnel on duty
with the arctic coast Distant Early
Warning (DEW) line.
Lt. Hardy served from January
to May as Special Project Officer
for the Air Force in Kodiak, Alas
ka.
He expects to return to this
country in October.
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