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D4 Friday, Ftbruary 13,1974, THE COURIER-NEWS Champs clinic' features PGA golf show Don't forget to chock mom JEFFERSON, Iowa (AP) If you want to apply for the basketball coaching job at Iowa State consider the necessary qualifications listed in the fourth grade student newspaper at Jefferson Community School 1. You have to know what a basketball looks like. I You need your own whistle. S. You need your own basketball shoes.

4. You need permission from your mother. Sharing the stage with them at Seton Hall will be PGA Four-Ball Champions Ed Famula of the Morris County Golf Club and Babe Iichardus of the East Orange Golf dub, twice winners as a tandem and both representatives on the PGA's National Club Professional Team which defeated Great Britain in an international event in England last "The golf show again will have four driving nets as facilities for free 'Quickie Golf It can be expected that many golfers will be able to take advantage of the practice cages to promptly experiment with a tip or two realized from the clinic." Another feature of the all-day show will be the scores of exhibits by leading manufacturers of equipment and fashions. "The Champions' Clinic will be one of the most comprehensive instruction features to be presented at the Show," according to Roger Stone of the Essex County Country Club, director of the day-long extravaganza. Stone also pointed out that it would be possible to immediately "put into practice" the advice offered by the pro experts comprising the Champions' Clinic.

He explained: The five golfers will offer step-by-step guidelines on vital "check points" a golfer must follow for efficient play: Grip, stance, backswing, striking the ball, and follow through. Each can be expected to reveal certain "key methods of individual techniques which are part of his particular game. The five also will supplement their performances with shotmaking demonstrations. i Yr H-V A lantattte Ifl-tltft elttr- SNI ffjh tN. nwy tilt.

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PLAINFIELD I JR a jSM Irs. id I Ilf 11 II SOUTH ORANGE Winning golf will be the theme of a special "Champions' Clinic" to be presented as a major feature of the annual Golf Show of the New Jersey PGA, Friday, March 19, in the Seton Hall gym. On hand to impart shotmaking tips and suggestions for competitive con sistency will be three outstanding newcomers to the winner's circle and two tested veterans with a combined total of IS local championships to their credit Participating will be PGA Champion Gary 'Head of the Mountain Ridge Country Club, State Open titleholder Jack Kiefer of the Emerson Golf Club and PGA Senior champ Mike Franko of the Greenacres Country Club, who broke through as winners for the first time in 1975. Dowling bounces to Canada TORONTO (AP) Brian Dowling, a quarterback who has bounced around professional football since graduating from Yale University in 1969, has signed a 1976 contract with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. J.I.

Albrecht, director of football operations, also has signed offensive guard Calvin Brooks and middle guard-middle linebacker Rick Horn of Boston University for the Argonauts. Dowling set single-season records for Yale in 1968 with 19 touchdown passes, 1,554 yards passing and 1,867 yards total offense. The backfield he directed included running back Calvin Hill, who went on to star with the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League. Dowling's professional career included stops with the Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots of the NFL and the Charlotte Hornets of the World Football League. 4 Holdover quarterbacks with the Argos are Steve Joachim and CFL veteran Chuck Ealy.

St. Joseph's seeking honors in Catholic meet PRINCETON Kevin Byrne of Para-mus Catholic heads a strong field in the run at the 19th annual New Jersey Catholic Track Conference indoor championships Sunday at 1 p.m. at Jadwin Gym. The 1,000 figures as the top race of the day with Byrne going after the meet record of 2: 15.7. A top rival is Middlesex County mile champ Mike Kelly of St.

Joseph's, Metuchen. Essec Catholic defends the team title in the 14-event meet, with Paramus Catholic, St. Joseph's of Metuchen and Christian Brothers figuring in the battle. There are 26 schools entered. Vin Reilly of St Joseph's, Metuchen, is favorite in the high jump and pole vault and will also compete in either the long jump or 60-yard high hurdles.

Other top St. Joe's entries include Pete O'Connell in the 300, Ian Johnston for his third straight win in the 600, Ivan Solero in the mile, Matt Kelsh in the 2-mile, and the mile relay squad. PAL mat team clinches title i BERKELEY HEIGHTS The Police Athletic League-sponsored boys' wrestling team here has compiled a 94 record and has clinched the Central Jersey PAL Wrestling League championship with a 6-0 mark. Coached by Van Grafas and Gerry Rielly, the club, comprised of boys in the sixth through eighth grades, has two undefeated wrestlers. They are 95-pounder Vince Bury, 9-0, with eight pins, and 105- to 112-pounder Pete Lakatos, also 9-0.

Losing just one match are Randy Myer, 140 pounds; Glenn Rielly, 119, and Jerry DiFonzo, 105. Jim Rielly is the wrestling commissioner, and Gov. Livingston coach Mike Sorrentino li adviser. Joyceos slate pin tournament PLAINFIELD The Plainfield Jay-. cee Bowling Tournament for Plainfield youngsters in the seventh through 12th grades will be held Saturday, Feb.

21, at 1 p.m. at Somerset Recreation Lanes in North Plainfield. Separate categories will be held for boys and girls in seventh through ninth grades and 10th through 12th grades. Trophies will be awarded for high games and high series In the four divisions. The four high series winners will be guests of the Jaycees at the Plainfield Area Junior Tournament March 27, and the state Jayvee Junior Tournament in April at Mount Laurel.

Entry forms must be submitted by Feb. 19. For details, contact Ross James at 754-9080 or Cliff Korn at 753-1825. Golfers better? NORWALK, Conn. (AP) Golfers were either better or Just luckier in 1975 than the year before.

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