Evening public ledger., October 07, 1916, Night Extra, Page 13, Image 13

EVENING LEDGER-PHIIiAJDJaLPHIA, SAttlfeDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1916
iASSBALL SEASON ENDS WITH TRIS SPEAKER AND HAL CHASE THE LEADING SLUGGERS
blAL CHASE AND TRIS SPEAKER
RULE MAJUxt jjjcjauujij tuxijJiKis;
STRUNK ONLY "A" IN .300 CLASS
Cincinnati First Sacker Completes Most Success-
fill Season Ui vaicw vn wmuiuuu, xjeau-
ing Tener Organization
r THIS BPEAKEKT of the. Cleveland Indians, and Hal Chose, of tho Cincinnati
rTa. soes the honor of lcddlnu the American and National Leagues, respectively,
SlJler unmistakably Is supreme among tho American swatsmlths, but two
ILi. TiranK gentlemen, although Giants, Fred Ilolko nnd Lrowls McCarty by name,
''rldlted' with better marka than Chase. Merry Prlnco Ilnl, however. Is tho
Siluul Under and deserves tho crown, having participated In more gomes than
k tn mentioned,
W . .. ... ih nnlv Mnrkmnn to finish tho season In tho .200 class, the
Amos rJirunn. ...rf -- - - - -- .
J-h larrupcr being rated nt .317. Stuffy Mclnnls failed to reach tho select
SUM". .l. n.. iimn sini-A rnnnlo Mack Intrusted him with tho regular care of
ETha on the Athletics. StufTy'a mark for tho cnnumJgn wan .283.
iT. it.i Phase's performance In grabbing tho batting laurels for the year Is
' Mem of tremendous Interest when tho National Icaguo la tho subject of discus--jLT
the real music, to u l'hlladelphlan's ear, la drover Cleveland Alexander's nc-
. it. rn
i.1 rt n n.f,M 1M Mnrnn with thlrfl v.tliron vlrtnrlen n his sharn
rfP ,n the l'hlls hovering nround tho top nnd reported ten defeats. Alex
rJled sixteen shut-outs, breaking Jack Coombs's record by threo games: struck
J2u, en gave nfty bases on balls and nllowed 325 hits.
feel J ' .,..l t ........ n T n Tln.-ln It. tt,tt Kntttn tiVf tA HMmlnr Vint
Ludtru. wno nnmira "- " .. ,. ... .. ... -
p honors last year, hit for .286 u9 season, uoyio aroppca nimost out oi signi.
r?"' r..,.n.h xi-ns tied with Ludy for tho honor of leading tho Thlls with tho stick.
rtcteius " '
PENN ELEVEN IN
GOOD SHAPE FOR
F.& M. WARRIORS
Not Overconfident Noth
ing to Be Overconfident
About, Says Penn Leader
EAGER FOR WESTERN TRIP
By NEIL MATHEWS
Captain of renn Football Turn
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left end
left Uekle
left guard ,
KM wis ....
quarterback
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MISS ALEXA STIRLING
Tho new natlonnl polf champion.
Mls Stirllnp won the title todny nt
lloston by ilcfcnUnK Miss Mildred
Cavcrly, Philadelphia, 2 nnd 1, in
tho final round.
Mrl.l
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l'IPP. New York.. 131 642
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Mairea. N. Y....131 609
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(landll, Clovo. ...Mil 534
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JVumbJf'M. C10V.138 435
Dubuc. Detroit. . . 52 78
Hhanka. Wnih. .139 470
J.Colllna. Chip... 145 513
Mnraana. Ht. I. ..151 530
I.lrbolit. Ohlraao. 3 80
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l.njnle, Alliietlc..11.1 420
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llarbare, Clevu... 13 48
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Vltt. Detroit 148 005
Wullh. lloiton... 128 407
Mattel. N. Y 63 159
Moeller, Clove, ..101 279
Meier. Athletic. 62 140
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lienrlkaen, lloa.. 08 100
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lleebe. Cleveland. 20 28
lwrrr. Atlilttlca 44 122
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W hnd a. itood, fast prsctlc yesterday
afternoon nnd hnd our plays runnlnit In nlco
shape. Kolwell made n few changes In the
llnc-up. nnd tho team na It lined up for
alR-nal practlco will etart tho itnme. The
line was composed of Miller. Utile. NclU,
Wrny. Wlrkman, liny Younif nna myseu.
Young h.i been pluRglnc nlonR. worklnK
hard and Ktttlnp Into every play, so Kol
well will aliirt him. Umuhart. however,
will bo held ready to Jump In nt any mo
ment Hunt will run the team from qunr
terback. and Dcrr and Williams will play
tho halfback positions, while Qutgley will
bo at fullback.
TlieHO men will not play tho entire frame,
however, no wo want to ulve every one a
chance to mako n showing. Qulgley will
do the punting, and If we have an oppor
tunity to kick a field goal ho will be called
upon. If he falls, and wo get another
chance. Williams will be assigned to the
inh. Thn men are In fine shape, and
seem eager to get Into the fray, which Is
a good sign. ...
I do not think any one Is overconfident
we have nothing to bo ovcrcontldent about
nur Idea belnr to play and to play hard.
hoping to perfect ourselves In our play
with tin eye to tho future.
A word about our Western trip would be
most opportune at this moment. Yrs, wa
arc going to go, nil right. We received
the Invitation which Is extended annually
to some ono of the Eastern schools by the
city of Pasadena, Cal. Tho Invitation per
mits of a party of twenty-five, including
players, managers and coaches. Wo nre
to have all our expenses paid, but aro to
receive no share of the receipts nor aro wo
permitted to play any other gamo either
going or coming. We are to leave hero De
cember Zl "and wo play the game on New
Year's Day.
The opponent Is not named In the con
tract, but It will be the champion of tho
coast. Wo all hopo It will bo Andy Smith's
University of California team. Such a
game would create quite a little Pennsyl
vania spirit on tho coast.
The men all are looking forwnrd to tak
ing the trip. It Is too bad we can't taka
more, as there are many who deserve to go,
but I cannot see how wo can take more
than twenty players at the most. Of courts
they will be tho letter men and the mot
faithful of the substitutes. No one with
any conditions In college work can be takon
ii 13 18 .243 cither, as that Is one of the stipulations In
tho contract.
Fads About Scries
for Baseball Title
Team Itoaton lied Hoi. ltreeklrn IVoilf-
I'lare Ttravea Held, Ttaiton.
(lame Urt at t l. m leaatem tlme).
finplrea tl'Dar and Onliler. of the Na
tional 1-emiiei Dlneen and Connolly, af the
Amerlran l-easne.
rrobahla Uendanee 43.000,
Probable receipt" aoo.OOO. . m ,
llettlnc 10 to 7 llo tun wtna flrtl tatnet
in ... A IIa.Ihh ln keel.
Heat prleeo Hae. A irnnd aland. .$3
flnt b:i pallllon. ttt third bale ial
SI I bleachers. 50 eenta.
n, a
villa
J. BARRY TO PLAY
IN OPENER, SAYS
"CHAN" RICHTER
Star Second Baseman's
Hand in Good Shape.
Kuth May Hurl
BABE IS IN GREAT FORM
FOOTBALL MAKES A VALIANT
STAND FOR RECOGNITION AS
WORLD'S SERIES TAKES STAGE
Yale Faces Strong Virginia Team, Penn Mingle
With F. & M. and Washington and Lee
Is Primed to Ruin the Army
j hi
ny nonERT w. maxwell
football gets ths
NARBERTH HAS CHANCE
TO TIE FOR LEAGUE LEAD
Victory Over West Phillies Will
Place Gibson's Mates in Draw
With Dun & Co.
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NAIlUEltTII, Ta , Oct- 7. This Is tho day
that means much to the Narberth fans, for
tho local team, winners of the Main I.lno
LeaRuo pennant last year, playing their
final frame of the season, havo a chanco to
advance Into a tie with Dun & Co., present
leaders. A defeat for Narberth will hand
Dun & Co tho 1916 tint,-.
West Phillies, a traveling team and nt
present located In soventh place, will be tho
opponents and the champions aro not nmlcl
patlnK a hard frame, but nre not ftolng to
take any chances, and Hob Olbson, star
pitcher of the Main Line Lengue, most likely
will adorn the mound to help clinch tho
gamo that will send Narberth Into a dead
lock for tho lead.
The same llnc-up that beat Wayne a
week afto surely will be In action this after
noon, Nlff Koons, former Penn catcher,
will do the recelvinn, with Simpson at short,
Dick Wallace, another former Ited nnd Itltio
athlete, at llrst base, Howes In center field.
Davis at second base, sines in rutin neiu,
Fleck In left field and Durbln at third base.
Another record crowd Is looked for. and
when the Rnal framo Is over Nnrberth Is
expected to bo sharlnK tho lead with tho
Dun travelers.
STANDING Or TUB CI.U1IS
W. I P P'c'
Iun t Co. .21 .77(1 Autocar
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race. In handy fashion at tho Ken
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slower than the best hent by The Ileal
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Glnnts Blank Lafayette College, Nine
IIABTON, P.. Ort. 7. Even Mr. McOraw
mould havs been aatlifled with the day or the
New York Cllanta yeaterdar. aa .they ahut
out the Lafayette baeetuill team hy the. acore of
0 to 0. Oerurd alerted tne tiltchlne: for
f.arVMtla. and aevan rum were made off lllm In
threo Innlnra. Miller, the new Lafayette pitcher
from the lome Kchool. pitched the reat df the
aame. and yielded five hlla and three rune. The
came was called at the end of the a
mlt New York to eaten a train,
Burton Whitman OHlcIal Scorer
nnflwiv rv.. T .rtnrtnn Whitman, of
nA.H f...-at.. . lftA nfnclal BPArer
the world's srrlea samea In thla city to act with
the National Comrolaalon acorer.
long will be remembered.
Harvard Presents Stronrr Combination
Against Heavy Tufts Team
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Oct. 7. In tho
third game of the season. Harvard faced
the strong Tufts eleven. Harvard found
It necessary to presont Its strongest line
up, to stop the visitors, whoso backfleld
Is considered one of tho fastest of tho
larger colleges and n heavy line that tho
Crimson warriors found hard to pierce.
The line-up:
lfarrard
C. t'oolldve-
Tnylor
Clark
Harris
Dailmun. . .,
Sweetaer. .
Hart
Itohlnaon.. . .
Thacher
Honil
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.. left Kunrd .
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By CHANDLER D. RICHTER
BOSTO.V, Oct. 7. Jack Barry worked
out with tho regular lied Sox. Infield In The
practice held here yesterday, and while
neither ho nor Manager Can-lean would
make any prediction regarding the former
Mnckman's ability to Jump Into the game
today, tho fans can rest assured that tho
wonderful second baseman will bo at his
post when the first gnmo nf the series Is
played between Boston and Ilrookln for
the championship of the world.
Cnrrlgnn said that It depended upon the
condition of Barry's hand whether ho woulJ
be In tho game, and Judging by tho bril
liant second baseman's work yesterdny. the
broken bone has healed perfectly and his
hand Is strong. If llarry'n hand was sore
It would havo been Impossible for him to
havo batted bo well In practice. By tho way,
Barry hit In his usual position, following
Hooper, which usually Is a sign that a
player Is to occupy that position.
After ltarry had worked out brilliantly
for about twenty minutes he retired to bunt
and bat fAtngoes while Jnnvrln worked out.
The latter also played surprising ball In tho
fielding practlco and tho work of the Infield
reminded ono of tho Ilaker, Harry, Collins
nnd Mclnnls combination which should
still bo out there battling Tor world's
championships.
Barry in Shape
Another thing thnt strengthens tho belief
that Harry will bo In tho game win the
presenco of Harold Jnnvrln in the line-up
of tho second team against the Athletics nt
Worcester Thursday. Whllo Janvrln was
playing with the second string In
Worcester, Barry was working out at his
old position,, nnd It Is believed that his
showing yesterday convinced Manager Car
rlgan that ho was In condition to ploy.
It Is possible that Barry lias been In
shape to play for n week or two, but that
Carrlgnn withheld the news hoping to
spring a surprlio on tho Dodgers.
The Dodgers nre not any too conndent
believing that Barry Is out of tho series,
but If the former Markman, and tho bul
wark of Carrlgnn'a Infield, is suddenly sent
against tho Natlonnl League champions, the
moral effect would be great, and no doubt
this Is what tho crafty Carrlgan figured
upon.
IJvery ono hero Is touting "Dutch"
Leonard ns Carrlgan's pitching choice for
the opening gnmo today, but Judging by
what Leonard, Shore, Mays and Ituth
Bhowed In warming up yesterdny, wo should
say that tho latter will be on the mound
when play Is called. Leonard did not havo
his wonderful curve ball breaking right,
while Shore's fam ono did not have much
of n break on It.
Ruth Had Everything:
On Uio other nnnd, Ituth had everything.
Including the greatest looking fast ball we
have seen a southpaw use since Hubs
Waddell was In his prime. Mays also
looked good, and Lee Mngec, of tho New
York Yankees, who was on hand, advised
Carrlgan to take a chance on the under
hand expert from the far wesL
Mageo points out that Mays has a
delivery unlike that used by any pitcher
In tho gnme, and that the first time ho
faces n team the batsmen do not know
where the ball Is coming from. Carrlgan
admitted that Mays looked mighty good
to him and surely would start ono of tho
games, but Carrlgan it one of those
secretive chaps who probably would not
even whisper his plans to his own mother,
and he gave Mageo no satisfaction.
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hatchet below the ears, and tha chances
aro that today's Important games will bo
lost In a labyrinth of world's series dope.
Kotwllhstandl n g
tho fact that the
lied Sox and
Brooklyn are
flRhtlnR It out to
see which team
is tho better, a
hunch of perfect
ly good football
teams will put
on their acts, ait
per schedule, and
the elovrns will
play to see which
teams are the
worst. About ten
will havo quali
fied tonight be
fore the electric
lights nre Klcom
lng. To beirln with.
It. W. MAXWELL 1Vnn win mr
with Franklin nnd Marshall on Franklin
Field this afternoon In the second sched
uled bottlo of the season. Just how good
tho lied nnd Blue Is at tho present time Is
not known, but It Is a cinch FolwellV hopes
nro In better shnpo than the gang from
Lancaster. Outside of Mylln, there nro
many new faces In tho line-up, nnd tho
plucky F. nnd M. captain will be forced to
do tho lion's sluiro of the work.
l'cnn Should Win
I'cnn should win by'n larger score, but It
will be Interesting to note the Improvement
In the tenm since the hard combat with
West Virginia. In tho gnmo against tho
Southerners the forward pbbs worked like
a bicycle rider with a broken leg. but that
was to be expected. Tho players did not
have enough practice, nn entirely now back
fleld was In tho gnmo nnd tlio men were
not accustomed to their positions. Today,
while tho play probably will not be per
fectnl. It will work with more smoothness
nnd a few touchdowns will be made.
W. and L. Should Beat Army
t'p nt New Haven, Tad Jones has his
BIuo machine-In good working order for
Virg nla, but Yale Is not at all confident of
winning tho game. Virginia started Old Ell's
losing streak last fall when she scored that
10-to-0 victory, and tho Jonesmen are out
for revenge. This Is the first of the long
string of last year's defeats to be wiped
out and It nlno Is the first real test of the
year. A defeat now will ruin all of tho
early confldonco shown by the Yalo team,
atyd the players will work hard to win the
contest. Virginia, however, lias a strong
eleven nnd Is likely to spring a surprise.
Washington and Lc-e, ono of tho best
teams not only In tho South, but nlso In tho
United States, lines up against West Point,
and according to the dope, should wallop
the standing army all over the parado
ground. Jogger F.lcock. tho coach, has
turned out wonderful teams In the last
threo years, but has received llttlo credit
for his work. Today ho has a chance to
break Into the select clrclo nnd It's a safe
bet that the men from tho South wilt show
Today's Football Games
With Last Year's Result
. iic
Wi"' r' " rranklls "'
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Ohio, at riyrarnee.
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My, T. tleortetewn. at Annanolla., 0 S
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something startling before tho game Is over.
Harvard meets a tough foa In Tufts, brit
there Is little danger of tho CrlmBon team
going on tho rocks. Princeton will mingle
with North Carolina nnd should win. pat
aliens tho season with Westminster, State
takes on Buckncll and Lehigh meets a soft
opponent.
Lnst Wednesday Swarthmore played a
practlco game with Vlllanova, and after the
game the only players who were not hurt
were the substitutes that sat on tro side
lines. Tho game was arranged to show tha
weak spots of tho Garnet players, and It
was n howling succesa Several weak
nesses were shown. ,
Fenny Baker was found to have a Weak
shoulder nnd will bo out of the game for
a week; Hldpath had a weak rib, Doo Cor
nog a weak knee, Johnston's ankle weak
ened under tho strain and the others are
suffering from other weaknesses. In all,
threo regulars havo beep relegated to the
sidelines nnd the team 'will bo weakened
considerably against Lafayette this after
noon. '"
However, Coach Bill Roper. has a fighting
team nnd Wll(o beg pard,dn, WHincr
Crowcll's athletes will have td play their
best to win. '
Haverfprd, too, has a tough Job on her
hands when sho meets Stevens, and Villa
nova plays Muhlenberg T-,
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SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL GAMES
Central High Plays Opening Gamo at
Houston Field
Klcht school football teams will open
their regular seaBon this afternoon. Central
High, with Its first team shot to pieces
owing to the number of men having con
ditions, will line up against Wilmington
Jllgh at Houston Field. Northeast opens
with Williamson School, Cathollo High
plays Norrlstown High at Norrlstown nnd
St. Joseph's tackles Swarthmoro Prep ut
Swarthmore. The schedule;
Central High vs. Wilmington High, nt
Houston Field.
Northeast vs. Williamson, at Twenty
ninth nnd Clearfield streets.
Cathollo High vs. Norrlstown High, at
Norrlstown.
St. Joseph's vs. Swarthmoro Prep., nt
Swarthmore.
Carpcntier Too Busy to Box
AVIATION HBADQUAIlTEna. behind the
French front In Prance. Oct, T, 8:20 p, m.
tleorsea C'arpentler. heavyweight rhampton of
llurope. waa interviewed by apeclal permtaalon
regarding- an offer from, Amerlran boxing pro
motera to meet Jack Dillon In New York. "I
aiready hava refuged 200.000 franca for two
twenty-round conteata In HiutPranclaco early
In 1 WIS.1' said Carpenller, ""I am too buey
on tha French battle front to take ud auch
thlnga at the creaent time- When the war Is
HI ne giau 10 viaiw uir ineuue m ml
MARY COASTMAN WINS
Captures Freo-for-AU Pace at Mount
Holly, Making Seven Straight
MOUNT HOLLY, N, J.. Oct. 7. Tho ex
cellent rncitig In evidence during tho week
at tho Mount Holly fair win repeated yes
terday, with a largo program. The freo-for-all
pace, postponed from Thursday's rard,
was won by Mary Coastmau, In the final
heat Sho took the leaiUm the first turn and
Joe Boy simply, trailed hor lo tho wire,
making a drive when near the finish. This
Is her seventh straight victory, nnd her sec
ond win for this week.
The postponed 2:1ft class trot ufter going
seven heats was finally won by the Del
aware entry, Tonlco, with Sum Forman
tailing In second place, nnd Kinney Mc
Gregor apparently not up to a fast heat.
ALL YOUNG GOLFERS MUST
GO THROUGH THREE STAGES
By GRANTLAND
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United Btalea."
Black in Line-Up for Yalo Today
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Oct. T. Yale held only
signal practice yeaterdar. ae Anal preparations
for the Unlveraliy of Virginia -same today.
Captain Illack win announced ready to atari the
Elay at left guard. Comerford haa been aent
ack to right end and Maurice clmlth waa placed
at center, ,.... . .
It la not certain whether ,Le dora and Jaoauea
would be able to play right halfback and full
back reepectlvely, , Jim llraden. who haa. Juat
been declared eligible, may pfay part of the
game.
Boston
IIATTINO AVKRAOPJI
(iardner , 30H
Miortcn "?
Hooper , il
Ituth ., ij"
'. Walker Ml
Uoblltiell 181
yrkoff -l
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1 Thaniae j'-JU
Carrlgan ... 138
(lulnor 13
Maya !;
hiott. 123
alll .,, Ill
llendritkaen Ill
Juntrla tit
Harry " .
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Agnew Il
l.eonard .II1
Voater ,. Ill
McNallr 10
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Uregg .103
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FIIANCI3 OUIMUT, eKpen and ex-amateur
champion before ho was twenty-one,
wan discussing tho future possibilities of
young stars a day or two ago. "When a
young boy starts In playing golf," said
Oulmet, "or rather a youtii of seventeon or
eighteen, there nro three stages In his
career. Much depends upon tho fate that
guldcB theso Important developments of his
gamo.
How many promising youngsters have
you seen who suddenly came upon n caso
of arrested development? Who go so far
and then for' no particular reason, appar
ently quit where they were?
The First Stage
"The first stage," continued Oulmet, "Is
merely n mntter of hitting the ball. Tho
youngster hns picked up his form uncon
sciously. He doesn't hnve to bother about
this dctnll or that one. He doesn't worry
about his grip or his stance. He has one
Idea In his head at tho time and that la
to step up and hit that ball.
"And so he does very well. His shots
go away nicely becauso his concentration
Isn't broken nnd there Is nothing to worry
about. And then tho prediction comes that
a new chumplon Is on the way.
The Second Stage
"Then comes the second stage. The
youngster Is now playing from 76 to 80,
mid be finds his Improvement Isn't bo rapid
iih H used to bo. So he begins to thenrixe,
tin decides to Improve his style or form.
llo first begins to work upon his grip.
Then ho decides to change his stance. A
bit later ho begins to watch his swing.
He tries a flat swing and then an upright
swing. He begins to study the working
effect of his wrists In the shot.
And for a while his game begins to slip.
If ho doesn't handle thla experimental stags
correctly and give It proper thought It may
set him back many years or put a comT
pleto barrier before any advance. If ho
does study tho various ways of making a
shot correctly and practice Intelligently,
his game will soon get to a much sounder
basis, and when he gets off for a while he
will have a landing spot in the knowledge
he has picked up.
The. Third Stage
Tho third stage," Oulmet added, "Is an
other important one In the golfer's carceer.
This is the stage of Imagination. Here the
golfer begins to Imagine faults that don't
exist. He picks up queer superstitions. He
may Imagine, as some do, that ho has to
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address the ball four or five times before he
can swing; that ho has to stand over a
putt for two minutes; that he can't play
with any noiso around; that he can't .make
a shot after a long delay; that his clubs
are too heavy or too light or too short or
too long. In fact, thero Is no limit to a
golfing Imagination once It Is given free
rein.
But these things must be all cast aside.
Winning golfers havo few peculiarities In
making their shots. Thero Is no watt
motion or freak play to such golfers as
Kvons or Travers, Travis or Vardon or Ray.
They have all gone successfully through the
first and second stages. And they have riot
allowed their Imaginations to upset them In
the third, nave only In the putting case of
Rvans ; for I am confident his lack of suc
cess upon the greens for so many year was
due as much to Imagination as It was, to a
faulty way of hitting the ball.
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