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THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2, 1959 PAGE 20 Leaders Off Ameriean Loop Race Setting CM As Tigers Anidl A's ECnock 5 i Cleveland And White Sox Suffer Setbacks; 3rd Win viewing ine 311 In.Row For Kansas City Extend Win Skein Lightning has just struck twice AMERICAN LEAGUE Sports Front I i p- I 1 1 QsSwPAcwif Upv-1 Wct i 1 Hit If I tf. i Yesterday's Scores Detroit 3, Cleveland 1. Kansas City 3, Chicago 1 (Night) Others not scheduled. The Standings Ray Moore, (1-3) lost it, giving up eight hits as the A's won their third in a row. Daley, nicked for the White Sox run in the fourth when Luis Apa-ricio doubled for their only extra-base hit and scored on Nellie Fox' single has not given up a walk in his last three games.

He has allowed only six runs in 40 innings. Paul Foytack and Eddie Yost in the American League pennant chase with Kansas City and Detroit, both up from the depths, joltin' the bejabbers oui of front-stumbling Cleveland and Chicago. The A's and Tigers combined to take eight of 10 games from the first place Indians and runner-up White Sox over the long holiday weekend. Kansas City, after winning two Pet. G.B.

.581 1 L. 18 20 21 21 23 23 26 24 Cleveland 25 Chicago 25 Baltimore 25 Kansas City 21 Detroit 21 New York 19 Washington 21 Boston 19 .556 .543 .500 .477 .452 .447 .442 1 V't 3' a 4'a 6 6 of three at Cleveland, completed: got the job done for the Tigers, a two-game sweep at Chicago by! who have won seven of eight since beating the White Sox 3-1 Mon- momentarily slipping into the eel-day night. The Tigers, who had lar With a first-game defeat in a snatched two of three from douhleheader with Clevc-cago, bagged a two-game sweepJand. over the Indians with a 3-1 after- Foytack (3-6) von-his second in noon victory in the only other row with a five-hitter. He gave game.

up a run in the second inning, The Injuns now have lost three then blanked the Indians the rest in a row and five of their last; of the way on three singles for six, but still hold a one-gamejhis first complete game in 11 edge over the White Sox who starts. He didn't walk a man. have lost two in a row and seven Yost, whose top one-season of their last nine for nothing more! homer total is 12, broke a 1-1 tie Today's Schedule Washington at Cleveland (N). Baltimore at Chicago (N). New York at Detroit (N).

''Boston at Kansas City Tomorrow's Schedule Washington at Cleveland (N) Baltimore at Chicago. New York at Detroit (N). Boston at Kansas City (N). Littlp I Ann I IP Onmrr Mavor S. Thomas Capparell speaks to the Hazleton Little II lie LCUyuc wjJCIICl Leaguers during a special ceremony yesterday marking the opening of the 1959 season for 180 boys at the Corre ale Stadium.

A parade, featuring the Silver Beavers drum and bugle corps of Beaver Meadows, preceded the stadium program and game opener. CA The numerals shown on the backs of rSeW OeuSOn Vince Sitoski (5) and Frank Mariano (9) nf the Eagles team indicate the start of the 1939 baseball season for the Hazleton Little Leaguers at Correale Stadium. Little Leagues Hazleton Little Leaguers NATIONAL LEAGUE Last Night's Score San Francisco 11, Milwaukee 2. Others not scheduled. The Standing? than a half-game lead over third- with his 10th for the Tigers in the place Baltimore.

fifth inning. The veteran third Kansas City, in seventh place: baseman also singled for two of not long ago and seven games be-Jthe five Detroit hits off loser Gary hind just a week, ago, now is Bell (4-4). that he doesn't have a worry on his mind that he has no special way to bat, all he does is swing at the ball when it's within striking distance, etc. No cockiness or temnerament. Just moves free Open Season With Program HAZLETON Tonight's Games 5 p.m.

Jaycees vs. Traders. l'nirt vc VtfW W. L. Pet.

G.B. 28 17 .622 A parade and ceremonies at the invv ni rru 1 tn The rioneers came up with two! 0UIUI 0 3 fd 1 TU, 8 li -Milwaukee and easy like a well-greased ma- Correale Stadium opened the 1959 Sports Log runs in the ton of the sevpnth lulJ- luc ouu 3 jvca ban tranciseo Zi chine he's terrific all the Little League season in this city innin to grab a 13-11 slufest Samcs bchind only nme da's Norman as manager a month PiUsburgn 24 tarp turn camps naok 'arm trwlav 'ago today. way! mm Islia cafuroc nf tho 1 yesterday. The Silver Beavers Drum and DIDSBURY, England Sally Moore of Bakersfield, de- ,19 21 23 24 25 26 28 .587 .533 .521 .489 .457 .409 .378 l'a 4 4'-i 6 7'i 91 a 11 Los Angeles 25 Chicago 23 Cincinnati 21 St. Louis 18 Philadelphia 17 for the winners were Chick Aiello's four hits and Ross' clutch pitching.

Babbish, Tarone, Brogan and Ross also had key hits for the winners. The losers had three singles, one San Francisco Giants Cop Lop-Sided Win Over Braves Bugle Corps of Beaver Meadows fated honf England 6-3, lL 6-2, in the second round of the led the parade through the down- Northern Lawn Tennis Tournament, town section and staged an excel- other second round winners in-lent drill with music at the stad- eluded Belmar Gunderson of Wash-ium under the direction of Herb ington, Ruth Jeffrey of Boston and Today's Schedule San Francisco at Milwaukee (N). St at "Pit thnrh in 'each by Potash, Enterro and Mus- (5-5) driving in two of; comolotion nf Mav 3 snsnenripri Gnce. Thomas of Cleveland. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sam Jon If was San Francisco that final-! the runs.

Sam Jones soline. The Pioneers will practice at the Northeast field Thursday night game. CHESS ZURICH. Switzerland Bobby Dr. Winston Fegley, past Little League district commissioner, ly cooled off Milwaukee when the I Blanked Until Sixth at 5 o'clock.

opened the program at the stadium Fischer, the U.S. champion from i piftn.rs i Braves looked ready to tear the Jones, whose ninth-inning relief 008 021 2 13 10 2 fV-atjonaj League race wide open job saved that series-closing vie-! and introduced Ray Saul, master1 Brooklyn, was held to a draw by jgrj 224 120 0 Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N). Chicago at Philadelphia (N). Tomorrow's Schedule San Francisco at Milwaukee (N). St.

Louis at Pittsburgh (N). Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N). Chicago at Philadelphia (N). of ceremonies. uarcza oi Hungary in an RattpriP: 1 IT- 1 rrL 1 i DdUU1" CaSSanO, AiCllO (3).

Un riisntc whn oro rnnnincr hntorrn rrova nn nirrht Viite onrl Hazleton High was slated to tangle with Pine Grove this afternoon at the Antinozzi field in the second round of PIAA District 11 playoffs, but the steady downpour this morning made it doubtful that the contest would be staged. The dismal weather will be disappointing also for the city Little Leaguers who would be playing their first game of the season this evening at the Correale Stadium. Yesterday afternoon, 180 lads proudly wearing their baseball togs and riding in the parade which officially signalled the start of the 1959 campaign left their pent-up enthusiasm radiate itself above the dull atmosphere of leaden skies and a cold wind which left goose-pimples on the arms of the shivering lads. And at Correale Stadium, where a special opening day ceremony was staged, there was only a handful of adult fans on hand for the proceedings, but, once again, the spirit of the kids raring to go into action overshadowed the bleakness of anything When a New York writer asked Casey Stengel what really happened to drop the Yankees into the cellar, the patient skipper replied, "Everything, everything at once. Not a .300 hitter on the club and the pitching "I've seen times," said Casey, "when the big men weren't hitting and the small fry picked Short addresses wer? given by luumduieiu.

me Ross (5) and Babbish; Bugda, Mayor S. Thomas Capparell, Pat dropped Fischer into second Yannarell (3) and Ruggerio Bangor, who represented Palmer a half Point bemnd Russian Mikhail Eagjes had a hQ lcad in the and Fred Correale, who built the Tal- third inning against YMCA when and the Braves who have to do'out five. He had the Braves the chilling. blanked until the sixth, when Just two weeks ago, the Braves! Frank Torre singled home two ran the league's longest winning runs, one unearned. 1 11J 1 sfnriinm Thnmac Pnu'P ahn rnn.

n.ivi.ivi CHICCf) Little Tvfus 4ni I streak to games at ban iran-i ine oiants made it 7-2 in the V. IllVrtVJVJ Limit.1 1.UUS W9.1U I I Ruth League Frankie Sudock, one of the slickest quarterbacks ever to chant the signals for a West Hazleton High eleven, was picked the outstanding backfield man on the varsity at Albright College for 1958 and he received the Lanshe Trophy for his gridiron greatness. The Los Angeles Dodgers return to Connie Mack Stadium a three-game series under the lights with the Phillies on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Norm Larker is batting .336 in his utility role and folks locally will be hoping he gets a chance to start when he's at Philadelphia. Easton High looms as the stronghold for athletic supremacy in the Lehigh Valley area.

The Easton enrollment is expected to be augmented considerably when work is completed on the new high school, which will contain vast facilities for educational and athletic purposes. With AUentown set to split into two schools next term, and the same move apparent at Bethlehem, Easton may wrell become the dominant athletic power in the rncontoH tv xnunn onH tho tv U- me tsaimoraiS feature at i maia nm-n mc uiamsciuuu tuning guiiM recreation hoard, and Cal won a later date. Little League president. i Washington Park. i stepped in, salvaging the finale of Juan Pizarro, then made it a real 'a 3-game series.

They have lost rout with a four-run eighth capped only 3 of 11 since. by Andre Rodgers' three-run dou- M'ADOO Tonight's Game VFW vs. Fire Co. Ballick's rap following Durishin's double gave the Trcsckow Big Brothers a 9 8 victory over Myers as the Valley Babe Ruth League nnnnnr) ifc tnoenn Inct ninht a t- r-nf captured the Cosmic Missile purse and Jim DiMizio, president of the iQT TinlgurarA Port The runner-up Giants stayed ble Hazleton Junior Chamber of Com Bobeck fanned nine and pitched with it Monday night, opening a The Braves suffered a couple of one-hit ball to lead Lions to a 6-1 i .1 if VK HVW 11J OVR.iUII itlJL 111 LU" well as the defeat, u4 4-game series at Milwaukee with casualties as conquest oi uanK. canks oniy nu a runawav 11-2 victory that whit- losing Hank, Aaron and catcher was a home run by Rinkcr.

tne Braves' lead to l's games. Del Rice. Aaron, his batting aver- BOSTON Total Oscar ($7.80) won the Chestnut Hill purse at Suffolk Downs. BOWLING FETE THURSDAY The third annual banquet of the shack, Wasko, DeBias, Ballick, Mnispv and Tara rhinnnd in uith merce, a new sponsoring group, were introduced. Also introduced were Little League officers A.

Y. Deisroth and Angelo Esposito, vice presidents; Sam Farnell, secretary; Anthony Yannarell, treasurer; Jack Shema, player agent, tanisKo naa two nns ior tne It was the only game scheduled. age down to .415 after three con- hits Brestowsky had thrfC bingles in the NL. hitless games, left Myc and Sharkey two The Giants won their third in the fifth inning when the cold; nr mi mn i a Bank 010 0001 1 Hazleton Bowling Association will ho hrlrt af Tnhn'c hall Vnrth llOnS 1UX t) 4 i. i -fftJ knA in vv.iii in ill lllC II Donlin and Richuttr cig uromers ujj 4W a 8 ct I VIIH 3U lltMJ 11I1IU fllll.Vl.U U1U UfllA 111 and Jerry Guido.

chief umpire. Wvomine street. Thursday nieht ti Batteries unn, President Scallion introduced the! 7 nVWt I Bobeck and Stratchko illinium 1(2-4.) Rice suffered a bad shin bruise! Brchm's nipped the West Hazle- i Five singles, two by Jim Dav-jas Willie Mays slid home with the ton Pros, 2-1, in a strikeout duel team managers. Mayor Capparell! Chairman Bob Mosgo said last pitched the first ball with Com-' night a program that will be both WEST HA7XETON Miners 11, Lions 4. enport, ana tnrce waiKs got tne iirst run in tne eigmn-inning.

between Gene Steinman of Brchm's missioner Powell catching and entertaining and surprising has Giants rolling, with right-hander splurge. eastern part of the Common Bangor batting. Rev. Arthur For- been planned. Miners 2 rari, assistant pastor of the Most! Tonight is the deadline for Fire Co 2 Pitching Hints and Tvoland Boyle of the Pros.

Steinman fanned 12 and Boyle 11. Steinman and Faux had the two hits Brchm's got. Brchm's 000 000 22 2 2 W. H. Pros 000 000 11 2 2 Precious Blood Church, gave the 'tickets.

Absolutely no tickets will Lions 1 invocation. be sold at the door, Mosgo said. VFW 0 Kosciusko 0 Tonight's Game Miners vs. Fire Co. Young Hurler Must Keep Sights Glued On Target Keystone Softball Loo W.

L. Pet. with no one on. Pituch and Li Pet. I with no one on.

Pituch and Larker Bv ED LOPAT 1.000 had three hits each. A. Lagana was the best bet for National League SAV FRANCISCO MILWAIREE bi cbrhbl throw a ball while playing soft catch. Then gradually increase the momentum to the point where you throw the ball possibly as hard as .600: the losers with three hits. Lattimer JrtA -1 Heights 5 Bell 4 Cusate's 3 Alter Street 2 Ss.

Peter-Paul's 2 Lattimer 0 0 1 2 3 4 6 Former Yankee Pitching Ace Written for AP Newsfeatures In order to pitch properly, a goi a imai seven irom ien Kirkiand rf Loftus struck out eight and allowed only two hits as Frecland blanked White Haven, 11-0. A triple with the bases loaded was the big blow for Freeland. Loftus had two hits and Resuta chipped in with a triple. Freeland had only five hits but five While Haven errors helped the winners to pad their total. Freeland 123 111 211 5 0 White Haven 000 000 0 0 2 5 5 1 2 0 Mathews 3b 3 0 0 0 4 2 2 1 Aarnn rf Velkv.

1 Mays cf 333 000 oooopaiko i i youngster must know what he 2 3 0 ISTrVl 11 i 3 2 abllt t0 d' Ct int0 the bad 1C3St 50 t0 60 P'lCnCS tj ir I Alou rf 11 I Ceneda lb St. Peter-Pauls 221 040 09 15 0 lf Schmidt Lattimer 102 001 0 4 7 spencer 2b Batteries: Velky and Keller; LanSmh Tonight's Game 6:30 P. M. Heights vs. Bell at Heights.

3 0 0 oi lOOKing at tne skj, at tneioeiore jou start tiirowtng wun an i UKice 3 2 11 Lopata 5 0 13 Logan ss 1 1 1 0 Mantilla 2b ioooi ground or to the sidelines. Look you've got. them up, or vice versa, nut on this occasion you saw eight regulars with their poorest averages." Incidentally, the Yanks play the Boston Red Sox in a twin bill on Sunday, August 16 and then leave New York until Wednesday, Sept. 2. Those of you counting on any late August trips to Yankee Stadium better forget about it and make plans for earlier games that month.

A series of articles start today on the tremendous hitting of Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves. We interviewed "Hammering Hank" at Yankee Stadium before a World Series game last autumn and must say he's the type you can't help but admire. He stood, leaning on a bat and peering into the sky as writers pumped a volley of questions at him. In a cool, calm and collected manner, he spoke softly and explained that he uses a lighter, bat in the latter part of the season, wealth. o-o Mike Koons, Hazleton's Mickey Mantle of bowling, established a new precedent in the City Tournament recently as he bowled 711 in the singles and 1988 in all events to set a high in the annual tourney.

Mike will soon take over duties as day manager and instructor at the new Bowl-Arena alleys near Valmont Park. Lost Creek and Weatherly, the only teams able' to pick up a pair of victories in the holiday weekend pairings of the Anthracite League, lock horns at the Eurana Park diamond Sunday and folks who like their baseball ought to find this a very interesting game to watch. the Yankees have start-. to rattle enemy ball parks. homers and extra base wal-.

fans are gradually working. way' back on the band-. Since the Yankees have started to rattle enemy ball parks with homers and extra base wallops, fans are gradually working their way back on the band 2 at your target. That would be the Komanem, Bouch (6) and Gen-i aBranm u-rf 201 1 bwise 2b 2 0 0 Ss. Peter Paul's made its Key catcher's mitt.

0 0 0 stnnp Snfthall T.pafJiip rppnrH p.t.erose. jones 6 0 1 2 Jay I Pizarro Leaders In i Tne sooner you school yourself! a. Game Date Changed TuUI. Wl vr Tutalfl by scoring a 9-4 decision over Lattimer at Lattimer last night. It id tne ljuuu nauits, ine suuir-i uu i -Singled for Landrtth in 7 ine neignis-6s.

I'eter-i'auls t-iiT; i will learn good control. Grounded out for Mantilla in fth; Flied; was a 5-3 ball game until St. Pete's game originally scheduled for Fii Yesterday's Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hitting Joe Dcmaestri, Athletics Drove in two runs with a homer and a triple and scored another on a wild pitch in 3-1 victory over the of Beaver Meadows pushed across! day night at Beaver Meadows will Kr.ni. wh. 1 1,1 Don try to pick up the target i All fQ C1112f out for Pizarro In 8th.

when the is Milwaukee oiMi oo (kn 2 pitch halfway 2B Cepeda, Rodgers. four, runs in the top of the fifth be played Thursday night instead inning. by agreement of both managers Get your eyes on the target when i Tom McAndrews of AUentown. you come to the set pitching posi- The big blow of the game was It was also announced Paul Wan- triple with the bases loaded has been released by St. American League KANSAS MTV CHICAGO I) bi ab tion, and stay with the target.

mte Sox. This will also help your "ces at Lvcrgreen Speedway, held ritching-Paul Foytack. Tigers-through. the 1Pad in pomts of. the Indians 3-1 with a five- Charlie Bettine in the fifth inning.

Peter-Paul's and signed by the S. Pendal followed with a homer i Heights. Tuttle cf 4 0 0 0 Aparicio ss Herzoij rf 4 0 10 Fox 2b i Williams 3b 4 0 3 0 Romano i Ward lb 4 0 0 0 Lollar lb i H.Smith 3b 0 0 0 0 Ennis If Lumpe 2b 4 0 10 Dobv rf VCC Golf Tournev Winners 4 Once you go into a nitter, walking none and shutting 15 motion with your arms, your eyescIa-vs Program) with a total of. them out on three hits over tha 4010 should never leave the catcher's 212 wmlc lhp mririmip was Corky ast SOVcn innings for his first com-3010 rnitt. Even after releasing the iThorek with 204.

plete game in 11 starts. 3010 ball, follow the ball all the way: In tmrd Placc was Mart' Ackpr aoio in win your eyes. 86' followed by- Freddie With this method of pitching Adams with 164 and right behind Sam Snead had to sink a birdie 3117 1 you can see every reaction the is Bill Jenkins with 162. on the final hole to join a star- Bella If 3 0 0 0 Phillips 3b oU Hadley lb 1 0 0 0 Landis rf Lotito. Bendcr-Rilev had an Following are the results of week wagon to admit the Bronx Bombers are really great.

end golf tournaments at the Valley Country Club: House 4 12 0 Moore DeM strl as 3 2 2 2 aBattey Dalev 4 0 0 0 Stalev Totals 3.V 3 Totals gross score and Lotito-Landau Tied for third place were Vic Paronlo i i 1 IT V. nA Followers of Little League in! Memorial Day Bctte Ball of batter has towards the ball. You ine loa(1('rs- studded list of qualifiers for the JerrV Conn and Harold Tailh with Kansas it mm na iyii the McAdoo area are high in 'Partners. 66's into nm ikki 1 1 can see what your pitch is doing; OD S. ininy IU0 teams paitlCipatea.

2B-Aparicio. House. 3B-DeMaestrl Open Championships. Others 1 Tom McAndrews 212 making it in sectional tests inclnd- 2 Corky Thorek 201 rin ill Sundav XPri Twn Rail Tnnrnnv lli- udlLtl I advise youngsters to refrain Dr. W.

L. Dyson and Bob Powers of Altoona tied for low gross honors with William Hubbler and Digby Lafferty of Altoona. Both teams had 72's. Dr. and Mrs.

John Dyson took first low gross with 75 and Clem CLEVELAND DETROIT praise over the fine work being performed by the auxiliary composed of mothers of the small fry players. Considerable improvements have also been made on the LL park on the western end of the South Side community. Marusak teamed with Virginia cf Bohan of Wyoming Valley C. C. for coiamo "rf vnil Uldlllji, Marty Acker ISA i)Pane Beman; Masters champion Freddie Adams 161 Art Wall.

Arnold Palmer and dc- Bili Jenkins ir2 fending champion Tommy Bolt. Jack Ruddy 156 1 Jim Baker 15? PROTESTANT LEAGUE George Wolfe 136! Tonight's Games George Dilworth W. II. T. L.

vs. Christ Lutheran from pitching every day or even every other day. Working daily 3 does quite a bit of harm to the 3 0 0 The arm must have proper 2 i ojrest. 3 Loosen Up Gradually oooo When it comes your turn to Mrs. John M.

Dyson and Frank ir. ovnn M. uywn anu ranK runncr-up with 82. Jack Specht and! lb amalette placed third w-ith 73 Mrs. Robert Klotz were ticd with ab bi 4 0 0 0 Yost 3b 4 0 2 0 Kuenn rf 4 0 0 0 Maxwell lf 4 1 1 OKallne cf 3 0 10 Harris lb 2 0 0 1 Berberct 2 0 0 0 Bridges as 1 0 0 0 Veal as 0 0 0 0 Rolling 2b 2 0 0 0 Foj tack Martin 2h an uca ior iourtn wun vs were g4.

Frank Swabb and Nate Glassberg.j in the nct Tony Petro and Jack Specht, John; Mr. and Mrs aFit70'rald score department. nrod'ski Bollie Totera 3 o' pitch, say every fourth day, the 1 10 Bill Linkhorst 120 at St. Stan's. 10 10 St.

Paul's Methodist vs. H. T. L. i sonanaLnip ooaringanai'auJ a 68 (80 less 12 handicap).

Paul stncWd jb 5 w-armup pitching on the sidelines a should be done gradually. Throw NEW. YORK Meticulous at 12th Ward. niniamsana William Deisroth. Williams and Hplpno ATrHnph 7n Sl Tnl1 mS MCHUgn 70 riied out for Marin in Ith BOWLING FETE SUNDAY On Sunday, at 5:30 p.

the third annual St. Joseph's Junior Bowling Banquet will be held at St. Joseph's Gymnasium. Mr. Joseph Leaser, staff member of the Boys' Industrial School at Kis-Lyn, will be the main bsin- the ball easy at first.

Take your Paul'i won the Virginia purse at Belmont Christ Memorial vs. St. Park. i Reformed at 22nd Street. iicu lur iuw iitt iaums wun do i less nanaicaD) and M.

Stew-isi for Ben th wo cm omi time so that the arm muscles will Cleveland were John Bender and Charley art of Wyoming Valley and Charles Detroit nnn tin it 3 i 1 Kiiey and Dave Landau and Charlie Hertel 71 (89 less 18 handicap). 3B-Bolllng. HH Yost. 8-Harm. 6F- luusc" Berberel.

I Ten to 14 minutes should be ALTON LANES 6TH ALTER STS. PHONE GL 4-7711 Cool Have GO BOWLING! Make a date to go bowling. Cool off in the air-conditioned comfort of our bowling center. Enjoy bowling at its best on our lanes, equipped with famous AMF Automatic they make bowling so much more fun. Come in today and catch up on cool summertime fun.

FREE PARKING! FREE INSTRUCTIONS! AT EVERGREEN SPEEDWAY POSITION OF YOUR FEET enough for a pitcher's warm up. LEADS THE LADIES This depends on the individual and AUGUSTA, Ga. (NEA) Betsy weather conditions. You throw Rawls has taken over the leading maybe 75 or more pitches warm-money winner spot of the wornen ing up. The first 20 or 25 balls By SAJ'lTNEAD golf professionals.

should be thrown as you would I do not recommend positioning the ball I recommend positioning the feet in relation to the ball. Here's how I do it. I Adams Bus Lines Hazleton-Berwick Bus Schedule Subject To Change Without Notice YOU'LL rt In the accompanying illustration I'm playing a short iron shot. First 1 determine the distance 1 am to stand from the ball by "soling" the clubhead flat behind the ball. My feet are close together exactly opposite the ball.

For this short iron shot I move my left foot directly toward the target about 12 inches. Then move my right foot away -from i IHJOi Ti aeL stKr ri ii mm a A stock M-dan "SHOT" from the WORLD'S LAWJKKT the-target a sufficient distance to-make my stance shoulder-width. The ball is therefore automatically; positioned. Lv. Hazleton Leave Leave N.

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OPEN HOWLING DAILY FROM 1 TO 7 FDR Rtt HOME DEIMRY about six to eight inches. Forj CMMS-S972 Always keep in mind you your feet, not the ball! beyond the ball..