- - - - - - w 7 a vrttv-rtr:tirrir- ly lotev Nrw-4---0-- "0 1 — Sunday Jane The Salt Lake Tribune - 12 1960 1113 i - i — ' : k - 4 : - k 44 PL - J I - It '''"'' 1 ' I - ' ' I t t 111 i t' - —7'''''''"Q" "'" ' - ' s- k ' N ' ft t t " 12 i of ke to 9 - o 4a - i 0 - ' i 14 ' ''' - is4 t ' :1k ' '-- 41 IL' Paltered-int- ' s A 11 r - - o not- beciswing go? vary for each c cluh- t 4 will and olf e frtieliTt WIG- -I'm of the of - top of swing with a driven how I've brought the club bad beyond the y 411:1iit'' ' -- t — it's parallel with the ground Older or heavier or less limber ' i 1 :: 1 ''''N - ' ' ‘ d-- ' ' t note the lack ""m""1114""0"'"41 ---- (UPt)--Ldirect- 537-yar- - lack SIMS by' 3 § Jack Lf 1 Gal Linkster Schroeder Cali Still Hit Drives 7144-1A-20- - BILLY JOHNSTON the Timpanogos pro will be a competitor at Cherry Hills It's interesting to note that Johnston has played some of the finest golf of his career at the Denver course This might be Billy's year in the Open 7 73-- 210 0 21-2- After a painful year In the experimental stage the 'Utah state handicap system has finally taken hold and it's working Much of this credit must go to Tom Green who fouzlit a valiant battle last year to install the system and for the most part in vain But Green's untiring efforts has effected a solid foundation on which to work and now Lee Done is carrying on keeping up with each tournament and revising the cards of each amateur Eventually it will eliminate all the socalled "sandbaggers" and It will put the game hack into its proper perspective especially in the lower flights George Schneiter Eyes British Open It's likely that George Schneiter will play in the British Open and will join Provos Billy Johnston in the meet UNLESg SOMETHING comes along that might prevent him from participating Schneiter will take his first crack at the ancient and famous tournament George has his passport and will be accompanied by his wife on the trip 6 ! Ogden Plans Expanded Promrani Ogden's golf program is likely to become one of the most envied in the nation for a town of its size THE CITY OF Ogden presently plans to construct a new acres—and the layout The ground is available-2- 50 site near Weber College would make it one of the most accessible courses in any city In addition Ben Lomond is studying plans to construct another nine holes to bring its total to 18 The Ben Lomond layout is a privately owmed but public course The money for this second nine was acquired through greens fees on the present nine holes This must prove that golf courses can be financial successes e — Webb Quits Muff To Become Cop a car full of cool air TULSA OKLA (7P)—Ells worth (Spider) Webb who last year was defeated by Gene -175--Fullmer forthe middleweight 1 4L zt boxing crown said Saturday z-night he has quit the ring for c''-----41a career with the Tulsa Police Department once third- The want that's what you middleweight who iranked when you buy an automotive :fought out of Chicago said conditioner That's what boxing ladbeen "good to me but I was just missing someyour get WHEN YOU BUY ride a Take t AN ARA thing so I got out" this week YOUR OWN JUDGMENT IS OUR BEST II LI 4 — — NAGEMENT E:TRAINEE: SALESMAN! r $24995Instollod MORRISON AUTO SUPPLY e ' 67$ So Stahl St DA I - -- AU ET :'' ' À r I 7 ltWiti IAKi 0 OJ 0 ° - ) ! 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"She's got the swing and she loves the game That's all in her favor But the answer is work work and work If Bite's willing to do that then she's got a good chance" The junior girls program swings into high gear Monday when instructors take groups ofr girls between the ages of to five courses for instruction and golf play THE COURSES will be Meadow Brook Forest Dale Nib- ley Park Bonneville and Magna's Copper Club The youngsters have already been given three instruction periods in a gymnasium and are now ready to play a regular course And Helen will lend her talents to the program while keeping a special eye an daughter Barbara Mrs Bertagnoie's golf career was a meteoric one She played the late great Babe Zaharias in 1939 and beat the in the famed woman athle also deWestern Open feated Patty Berg and Opal Hill in an exhibition in Salt Lake City HER FORTE was her power Once at the Fort Douglas course Helen hooked her tee shot out of bounds on No 1 She then hit a second shot and drove it 310 yards to the pin where she tapped in her putt for an easy par Wö- d ti av e ' AR ET oFFE2s IMES elHUPER TIRE How does Mrs Bertagnole ure her daughter's Itp rneasel' C - - 1 - Handicap System Catches On do I By Jack Schroeder The last time the US Open was held at Cherry Hills in Tribune Sports Writer Denver the top prize was $1000 That's the amount of money When Helen Hofmann Ralph Guldahl took home for his memorable triumph in 1939 Bertagnole” at the height of WHEN THE 60th annual National Open is played start- her career used to hit a golf ball off the tee women would ing Thursday at the same Cherry Hills layout the difference stare disbelievingly and men would frown in envy that 12 years has made in golf's progress will be obvious - The winner this year will get at least $14440 That's 14 For Helen was one of the times as much as in 1938 The 10th place winner in '38 carted most renowned hitters in the off $150 This year he'll get $1250 history of women golfers Denver has worked for two years preparing for this masShe won nearly all of the sive event: The Cherry Hills layout has been pronounced by driving contests when she was USGA officials as one of the most perfectly conditioned golf on the golf tour and also captured the Utah women's state courses in the long history of the Open championship six times Today Helen plays golf only an to It's unbelievably big job stage something like the for fun she can still belt ' US Open but Denver golf officials have Jumped in and the ball but out of sight She is a worked hard to guarantee this its an enormous success teaching professional at Bona When the tournament begins on Thursday golf fans will neville and concentrates deal of attention on the great be this will However in the itself behind interested only play girls golf program lie two years of work that was slowed only by inclement junior As a matter of fact she's ' weather president of the organization ' Many Utah golf officials will be on hand for the Open and her interest in the prowith the purpose of luring some of the nation's top stars to gram Is even greater now that daughter Barbara 12 Is elithe Utah Open at the Salt Lake Country Club in September gible for play - : By Amok! Palmer 62 312-foot- shows daughter Barbara No basic differ ences between wood and Iron golf clubs Aids Juniors ' silt body pivot or weight these shots depend a greet deal on the hands the arms and the shoulders ' 183-yar- ' -- Officials Sweeten Pot in US Open N"' 40 : For The shortir shots naturally less backswing is used These shots too re duce greatly the amount of swing : Once again s aaalloamLty 3 For a short iron shot I don't use too much back ere four to five shorter than the iused - I Open King Fires Add to Purses Golf 'Target' ''t ' parallel point The arc the awing la reduce- - to- - tp t I es the shorter clubs are And the long z - 0 ' Helen Hofmann Bertagnoleft who for years reigned as Utah's finest woman golfer 'TO How far should the -- k I ' Nt14 ' 05 oi A ' " I I 2 Here with a ful swing on a long kenl don't quite reach the 1 a tie for fourth place of strain in my position LITTLER TOPS in tournaI Never taIe the club ' ment victories in 1959 had two players probably won't I beck beyond the corn birdies and one bogey over the reach the parallel point hard windswept Twin Hills fortable points ' And they shouldn't straits course Saturday t if reach to Littler's velvety putting : touch stayed with him almu! A le became the ' greens though 4111 ' ' lightning fast from baking In the blazing sun He missed only four greens was never in a sandtrap and was in the rough only five times on the narrow fairways of the 6440yard course Californian The Associated Press By on three his birdies the par got seventh hole where he canned AKRON OHIO June 11— I and otCthe par a of the US Golf DENVER June 11 Billy Casper National Open Assn" 16th the "sweetened R (Potts) H flyLei kitiii'lanci Officials a fired three ttleets only bogey was on chanipion the par three 14th underpar 67 here Saturday for the 68th National Open golf general chairman of this year's hole and he had to scramble winning the "Round Of The championship by $10000 Satur- event The money will be proto get it His tee shot was to Champions" compe ti ti on day fattening up total prize vided jointly by the USGA and the Cherry Hills Country Club the left he missed his sec- - with Bob Rosburg PGA money for the 1960 competi"A total of 8138 season tickfour- a and dropped tion to $60000 onodt shuottt champ a new ets has been sold for his four score sets up the Now first ilprize money for' record" Casper's said Dey GardGene Littler ttirl Thurscompetition for anyone try the Open Art ner Dickinson Jr Wall Jr Johnny Pott to "beat the champs" in day at Cherry Hills Country The previous record for ing Arnold Palmer the National Golf Day play Club will total $14440 as com- any US Open was 7687 sea Bobby Goetz Mike Bob McAllister 60 Rosburg's score of 70 pared with the $12000 figure son tickets' Butch Esird Snuchalt Bo Wininger equalled par for the re- announced earlier 21n: Don Whitt The bonus makes the 1960 Tommy Bolt Dennis ButchinFvamped Firestone country SALES- - of season Open the richest in history But RECORD John MoMulltn 011 Club which will be the scene Bill Blanton tickets was credited for the Dey Said the additionatmoney 213: Don Fairfield Bob of the National PGA tournaErnie insider Vervey $10000 bonus announced Is for the 1960 competition ment Julius Boros July —213 jointly by Joe Dey executive only ' 9e ' ' Littler's nder-par ‘ 601 THE BACKSWING etti 1 i ' Gene Arnold-- r' t - - ( ' - P steady oneucarried him into the third round lead of the $30000 Oklahoma City Open Saturday with an eight-unde- r 205 as defending champion s lhe ne '' ' i i '- "-' ' i ed ?c- - if 11alE11—Smotatlz-swingt9- 1 A 10o - ' i" t --- - I ' '' io - : t DTI 11- " : ' it OP June CITY OKLAHOMA HOW FAR SHOULD - - I- - THE PitiMER METHOD 1 - ' - ' -- F Ci se Littler Nabs Lead in ' Links Duel 1 - ti 1 1 i V':: 1 ': : ir ' - — y - & lochongo : - - 1 00aft 9 - t - — 4 I- 4 4 - An fit 41— s - - t N k ft : - - - tnk ‘ 44 ‘ 40— ' ' '- - 4 4 - 1