PAGE SIX
Doing It With the Left Arm, Hand
I' _ By ALEX J. MORRISON
of “A New Way to Better
Golf,” Teacher of Champions
WHEN YOU get down to the
'cause of most of your swing
faults you find it is an unruly
right side. After you have stud
ied the more obvious ways in
'which your right side acts when
unruly, you should leant that the
only effective way to deal with
the right side is in having it fol
low the leadership of the left side.
! As you labor to master this
j left side leadership you should
| find that the old unruly right
j Side, to immediately take over
; again, needs only the time when
i you are doing nothing about your
left side.
In other words, learning and
consistently reproducing the cor
rect swing is an everlasting
Struggle to have your weaker
Side lead the stronger. You might
call this doing the things you
wouldn't do naturally, doing the
exact opposite of what you would
j do impulsively or instinctively.
. . .
j /NOW YOU may regard all this
jls my personal opinion, nothing
] more than a theory that I harp
i on continually because I lack the
| flexibility to change with the
| times. If so, then note well the
I illustrations usually accompany
! ing the text.
i As in today’s setup, the tieup
| between text, illustrations and
j regular performances of the most
consistently successful players
should be obvious to any reader
j giving proper attention to the
'points stressed.
In the accompanying action
photo of Cary Mlddlecoff, the
firmness of his left hand, along
with the extension of muscles in
hto.left back and arm definitely
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"Doc" Middlecoff givo* his left
arm and hand a good treatment
in hitting a short iron shot. Mor
rison adds: "By treating your left
side good, you're giving yourself
the best of it."
show left side leadership as his
clubhead strikes the ball. The
bent right elbow and easy right
wrist show a willingness by the
right side to follow left side lead
ership. Only in this way can full
harmony between the sides and
hands be established and main
tained.
A picture of the average play*
er’s hitting position snapped from
the same angle would probably
show a rigid right side and a
collapsed left.
Our next article will cover one
of the main steps toward proper
care of your left side.
Sports Shorts
ST. LOUIS IIP) Harry Taylor, j
1 a sharp-shooting winger, scored j
four goals in leading the St. Louis
Flyers to a 4-2 victory over the '
Buffalo Bisons Thursday night in
the only American Hockey League I
action.
NEW YORK 'IP Most of the :
rookies distinguished themselves i
this year In the National Football
League, but the old pros appear !
set to win at least four of the
six main individual titles.
Veterans lead or share the lead \
in every offensive department and
only rookies halfbacks Dick Lane
of the Los Angeles Rams and Ed
die Macon of the Chicago Bear-,
have much chance of winning a
title.
NEW YORK 'IP Native
Dancer, Alfred G. Vanderbilt's un- ,
beaten colt, gained another im
portant honor today when he was j
named “American Champion of j
1952” by the Thoroughbred Rac- !
mg Association.
It marked the first time in his- ;
tory a two-vear-old was awarded
the title of champion of cham
pions.
NEW YORK IP Six of the
teams rated among the top 20 in.
the nation head a big program of
college basketball tonight With
Washington’s highly - touted
Huskies, meeting Utah in a head
liner.
1
North Carolina State, defending j
Southern Conference champion
ranked fifth nationally, posted its j
second league win, 88-63, over
Washington, and Lee, while in the ,
same loop Maryland beat Wil
liam and Mary, 64-61.
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS
SPLIT OF LARGE AND SMALL SCHOOLS
By WILLIAM A. SHIRES
(UP Sports Editor)
RALEIGH. N. C. 'IP A plf>r
to split up the 17-member South
ern Conference between its large:
and smaller schools appeared cer
tain today to receive at least in
formal discussion next, week at. the
winter meeting at Clemson. S. C
However, there was no indicatio’
that the, proposal, rumored fc
months, had received enough sup
port to assure definite action
Chances were against its fcping
! Proponents of the plan say that
by dividing the present unweildy
! conference, schedules of all mem
■ bers would be straigtened. Onr
| school of thought has proposed thv
I the larger schools pull out, form
ing their own organization.
, Under the latter plan. Maryland
} West Virginia. William and Marv
! Virginia Tech. North Carolina. Nor
th Carolina State Duke. Wake
Forest. Clemson and South Co c;
J lira would be in the same league
Virginia, now an independ •at
would be invited to join the group
'although Virginia officials recent
ly denied reports that they had
been formally approchaed about ii j
The smaller schools who would I
be in the other division would be
The Citadel. Furman. David,so”
Richmond, VMI, Washing! on and
Lee. and George Washington.
The powder-keg of the issue may
be the conference’s freshman rule :
about to expire. Smaller schools,
want the rule allowing freshman |
participation retained while larger 1
schools oppose it.
Although these has been no for- |
mal notice that, the freshman rule
will be on the agenda at Clem
son. there were indications ol o
parliamentary fight to discuss it •
and possibly bring it to a vote.
Should the freshman rule get to i
the floor, another controversial is
sue—the league’s ban on post-sea
son football bowl games—may get
there the same wav.
NATIONAL FOOTBALL RATINGS
(Including Games of Saturday, Nov. 22, 1952)
By WALTER L. JOHNS, Central Pro** Sport* Editor
W. L. T. Pet. PS. OP. NR.
Mich. State 9 0 0 1000 312 84 967
So. Calif. . 9 0 0 1000 247 38 953
Geo. Tech 10 0 0 1000 274 40 914
U.C.L.A. .. 8 1 0 889 220 55 903
Oklahoma 71 1 833 353 134 843
Mississippi 7 0 2 889 217 82 828
Texas . 7 2 0 778 229 155 819
Princeton . 8 1 0 889 297 74 813
Wisconsin 6 2 1 722 228 140 806
Maryland . 7 2 0 778 218 85 800
Duke ... 8 2 0 800 213 86 800
Tennessee 71 1 833 213 63 798
Notre D’me.6 2 1 722 163 119 797
Ohio State 6 3 0 667 197 119 792
Miami (O.) 8 0 0 1000 275 74 778
California 7 3 0 700 247 127 774
Alabama . 8 2 0 800 230 129 773
Washington 6 3 0 667 240 149 768
Penn State 7 2 1 750 172 149 758
Navy 5 2 1 688 151 64 758
Villanova . 71 1 833 219 115 755
Syracuse 7 2 0 778 204 134 753
Holy Cross 7 2 0 778 205 70 752
Yale --- . 7 2 0 778 240 120 750
Pittsburgh 6 3 0 667 187 156 744
Tulsa 71 1 833 302 163 743
Houston ..6 2 0 750 128 61 738
Kansas ... 7 3 0 700 214 111 738
Michigan .5 4 0 556 207 134 728
Minnesota 4 3 2 556 131 171 721
Georgia 6 3 0 667 182 172 721
Cincinnati 6 11 813 216 63 720
Purdue -.4 3 2 556 188 155 716
Colorado .5 2 2 667 185 158 710
West Vir. . 7 2 0 778 234 116 701
Florida ... 6 3 0 667 263 109 692
Army 4 3 1 563 155 144 685
Tulane ... 5 4 0 £56 188 130 676
Penn 3 3 2 500 108 100 671
Miss. Slate 5 3 0 625 212 166 665
Nebraska 5 4 1 550 173 123 658
Baylor 4 3 2 556 173 161 657
Geo. Wash. 6 2 1 722 188 149 656
Illinois ... 4 5 0 444 194 175 654
Colgate ... 5 3 0 625 162 80 643
W—won; L—lost; T—tied; Pet.—per cent; PS—point* scored;
OP— opponents* points: NR — national rating,
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THE DAILY RECORD. DUNN. N. C,
, Several touchy rules changes, in
cluding a grants-ih-aid policy pro
• posal. a e on the agenda. But none
• , would be of wider interest than
: the bowl question which this year
i kept the Southern Conference from
• ! furnishing any post-season compe
- j iition.
Bratton Favored
4-1 Over Jones
■ ‘ NEW YORK ilk' Ralpn
Tiger Jones, a comparatively un
known Negro middleweight of
Yonkers. N. Y.. will try. to lick
ex-welierweight champion Johnny
Bratton in a television 10-rounder
at Madison Square Garden to
night.
Betting men figured the Tiger
was biting off more than he could
chew, and they made him an
under-cat at 1-4.
Dusky Bratton of Chicago was
! favored heavily because he is not
! only the No. 1 Welterweight con- 1
tender but also one of the classiest j
; boxer-punchers in any division.
I Jonej, 24. earned this Garden :
main event with Bratton. 25. by'
his excellent showing against un
beaten Johnny Saxton at St. Nich- .
olus Alcan. Oct. 3 Jones lost a split )
decision on the slimmest margin I
I of one point.
Jones is a rugged bob-and-v.eaver
j who throws lots of leather, but he j
i is only a fair puncher who knocked i
out but six of his 31 professional !
| opponents. He lost five and had I
two draws. He was stopped once I
because of face cuts but never was I
knocked off his feet.
Jones was expected to outweigh
Johnny about 153 pounds to 149.
I Bratton boasts a winning streak j
of four bouts. He knocked out j
Laurent Dauthuille and Irvin j
Steen, outpointed Ralph Zanelli. j
pad stormed .Top M'celi.
W. L. T. Pet. PS. OP. NR.
So. Meth. 4 4 1 500 129 149 640
Kentucky 5 3 2 600 161 146 637
Stanford ~ 4 5 0 444 152 213 636
Missouri ..5 5 0 500 147 159 628
Wash. St. 4 5 0 444 144 182 619
Rice Inst. 4 5 0 444 132 161 616
Tex. Christ. 3 4 1 438 107 76 613
Vanderbilt 3 4 2 444 151 153 604
Bucknefl . 6 3 0 667 193 126 604
Utah ... 4 3 2 656 152 115 600
Harvard 5 4 0 556 214 198 598
Boat Coll. 4 3 1 563 85 108 580
Columbia 2 6 1 278 117 184 576
Boston U. 5 4 1 550 139 216 573
Wk. Forest 3 4 1 438 102 113 572
Idaho 4 4 1 500 175 143 571
Will.-Mary 4 4 0 500 224 157 571
Clemson 4 4 1 500 119 110 570
Northwes’n 2 6 1 278 166 252 560
Texas A&M 3 5 1 389 125 155 558
Marquette 3 5 0 375 154 177 553
Rutgers 4 4 1 500 178 194 550
Miami (FI.) 4 5 0 444 161 123 543
Indiana 2 7 0 222 143 224 538
Dartmouth 2 7 0 222 116 198 537
lowa ... 2 7 0 222 121 220 534
Tempi" -. 3 6 1 389 128 221 526
Louis. St. 2 7 0 222 132 214 521
Okla. A&M 3 6 0 333 139 124 515
lowa St. .. 3 6 0 333 158 199 512
Detroit 3 5 0 375 188 191 504
So. Carol’a 3 6 0 333 154 169 503
Oregon St. 2 7 0 222 123 267 499
Oregon ... 2 71 250 112 234 492
Auburn ... 2 7 0 222 139 187 486
Cornell . . 2 6 0 250 61 181 484
Arkansas 2 8 0 200 168 282 468
No. Car. St. 3 6 0 333 84 282 467
Fordham 1 5 1 214 106 119 453
Santa Clara 1 5 2 250 52 158 450
Wash-Lee 3 7 0 300 164 326 446
Brown .. 2 6 0 250 62 187 441
Montana 2 6 1 278 79 162 422
Kansas St. 1 9 O 100 75 229 350
Diake 2 7 0 222 115 297 346
COME TO PAPA—AND TO EARTH
FLYING through the air with the greatest of ease, End Hugh Taylor
of the Washington Redskins and a New York Giants' tackier are about
to come to earth after Taylor had nabbed a pass good for a 14-yard
gain as Giants edged Redskins, 14-10, in the capital. (International)
Sugar Elay’s
World Title
Is Vacated
By JACK CUDDY
(United Press Sports Writer)
NEW YORK UP) The New York
State Athletic Commission vacated
Sugar Ray Robinson's world middle
weight title early today and the
wheels immediately we;e set in mo
tion to determine his successor.
Robinson’s title was officially
vacated at 12:01 a.m. because he
failed to defend his crown within
six months of his last defense, by
an announcement by New Yuri
State Commission Chairman Robert
K. Christenberry. Christenberry’s
action held only in New York
which is net a member of the Na
tional Boxing Association, but NBA
Commissioner Abe J. Greene an
nounced that he would hold c
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"round robin” discussion today’ tc
determine the course of action the
association would take.
ENROUTF. TO BOSTON
Robinson, meanwhile, who in
tended to announce his future plans
through letters which were to have
been made public by Christenberry
or the NBA by noon today. wa ,:
en route by train to Boston when
he lost his crown.
Should Robinson’s letter, mailed
Thursday by George Gainford. hi
manager, announce his intention
to continue his boxing career. Sugar
Ray would not automatically re
gain the title.
In order to regain the title, at
least in New York State. Robinson
would be requiied to participate
in a tournament or else fight the
winner of it. The tournament would
be arranged by the four bodies
which govern boxing—the New York
State Commission, the NBA. the
European Boxing Board and ths
British. Board of Boxing Central.
OUTPOINTED OLSON
The official reason for Robin
son's loss of the crown was b
failure to defend it within thr
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 5. 1952
stipulated six months. Sugar Ray
last d ?fended his crown on May
13 when he outpointed Carl (Bobo)
Olson of Hawaii in San Francisco.
He was to have been required
to defend again by Nov. 13 bit
was granted an extension until Dec.
i 1. Then he was granted a se.oiv
j extension, which Sugar Ray ap
parently believed to be until neo
| today but which Chrristenberry in
[ terpreted as until midnight Thurs
' day night.
• Since defeating Olson Robinson
i has embarked on a new career as
j a tap dancer and master of cerc
: monies in night clubs. He was en
j route to Boston with his manager
j Thursday night to begin a run in
i a Boston night spot.
PHOENIX. Ariz. IIP) The
: miner leagues wound tip one of
i their most momentous conventions
| today with a plea to the major
; leagues to "Help us before you
destroy us.”
! President George M. Trautman.
i who presided over the passage of
I legislation which could give the
; minors a break if the majors will
support it in their big meeting
: next Sunday, said “We can only
I ask for a little cooperation.”
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