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Classified Department
The Baffling Golf Swing 00lmportant Book
AM SNEAD HAPPENS to have i There has just come to our desk
one of the greatest natural golf a copy of the book, "Flies," By J.
swings the game has ever known. Edson Leonard, and we hasten to
This takes in Vardon, Braid, Taylor, report here that it ".'s a volume that
Jones, Hagen, Sarazen, Hogan and is destined to become prob.bly the
Nelson.
But it might also be remembered
hat Sammy Snead is also a high-
class golf instruc-
tor at White Sul-
phur Springs, W.
Ca., where he is
home pro.
And while Snead
is on the tourna-
ment trail quite a
bit, he is also at
home quite often,
giving lessons.
GrautlandRlce It isn't generally
known that Snead was a football,
basketball and baseball star in high
school as well as a fellow with abili-
ty to play golf.
A short while bac I was talking
wlth Sammy about the intricate
quality of the golf swing, when it
came to the teaching side.
"One trouble in teaching the
golf swing," Snead said. "is the
territory it covers. It starts
with the head--an important
factor--and it runs on to the feet
another important factor. Be-
tween head and feet, it takes in
body, hips, knees, hands, wrists
and Just about everything the
human system has,
"If your head action is poor, the
swing is poor. If your foot action is
had. the swing's no good. I'd say
you must start with the balance,
and that begins with the feet. You
know balance isn't a post stuck in
the ground. The feet must move
and work with the swing. When you
start the backswing with your
hands and arms, the shoulders and
hips and knees must all work to.
gether. One part of the swing can't
work against anothel part.
"I would say," Sam added, "thai
the swing starts all together. Once
the hands start to move the club
head, the left side also begins to
turn. You can't leave the left shoul
der, left hip or left knee behind--
especially the Left shoulder. You
can't split up the swing in sections.
as so many try to do.
"It's a tough job to teach anyone
to put all these parts together."
B $ *
The Biggest Faults
About this time I asked Ben
Hogan the first move he made on
the downswing.
"'Get the left side out 'ff the way
and the [eft heel back in place,'"
he said. "Then you have something
to hit against. Most golfers start
their hands too quickly on the
downswing."
"That's another thing you have to
watc, h m teaching," Snead said.
"Don't hurry the downswing.
"The average golfer starts his
downswing before he finishes his
backswing. He's only thinking of
socking that ball. He can't wait to
get in position to sock it. A golfer
who keeps his head anchored, who
doesn't rush his backswing or hurry
his downswing, will shoot pretty
good golf, even if he makes other
mistakes.
most authoritative on the subject
which has ever been made available
to the fly.rod addicts and particu-
larly those who delight in tying
their own flies.
I
It is rather well known that pub-
lishers have long realized that the
one way to obtain a really fine.
definitive work on any subject is
to choose as its author one who
has known, loved and studied the
subject for years. And J: Edson
Leonard is just such a man. He has
fished all his life and has made a
specialty of flies since early youth.
For the past 15 years he has been
collecting, compiling, classifying
and editing source material on .flies
from every English-speaking coun-
try in the world.
He has kept records on the ap-
pearance of insects, their size and
their habits: he has carefully ob-
served the performance of artifi-
cial flies and he has examined the
insects found in fishes' stomachs.
The result is "Flies,"--his first
bock--a study unmatched in its
field.
The particular attraction about
Mr. Leonard's fine volume, is that
the fisherman literally can "start
from scratch"--learn how and why
to select material for making his
own flies, what hooks to select and
the nomenclature and specifications
of 2.200 fly patterns.
Easily readable, complete and,
as we have said. fully authoritative.
this superbly illustrated book may
well become the standard refer-
ence. as well as a guide, for all
fly-fishermen.
The eight full pages in color, the
30 black-and-white drawings--all
made by the author, himself--and
the 24 full-page photographs are
worth the price of "Flies" (A. S.
Barnes & Co. $5.00). for here is a
monumental, conclusive work which
stands out like a light from all
other books on the subject.
A A A
For Light-Tackle Users
Ocean City's new lightweight
reel (weighing only 4 ounces)
is ideal for the light-tackle dev-
otee and the tournament plug-
tossers as well. It is constructed
entirely of zephaley, the "mira-
cle metal," and is of sufficient
sturdiness to make it the perfect
fishing reel. A feature impor-
tant to anglers Is "oilite" self-
Barbecue the Lamb, Parsley the Spaghetti
(See Recipes Below)
Lynn Chambers' Menu
*Tamale Pie
Chef's Salad, Oil Dressing
Crusty Bread, Garlic Butter
Orange Sherbet, Sugar Cookies
Beverage
*Recipe Given
FARMS AND RANCHES
FOR SALE--83 Acre Farm Grade A dairy:
stock and equipment, modern buildings.
Priced to sell.
Jim IV. Bond
Box 507. ALBANY, Oregon
20 acre atfa!fa ranch. Full stand. Own
well. Modern home & other bldgs.
Priced to sell. Write Route S, Box
519C, Hemet, Calif.
ACRES in Lake County, Oregon.
"Virgin Soil." Abundance of water
and excel, grazing. Will sell or trade
ToP am. home. . Bablek. 174 Santa
Iarbar Ave., Duly City 25, Calif.
b"O SALE: 27½ level acres on highway
101, :l miles from town, nearly finished
{odern Home, eleet., rhone, 7 stanchion:
barn. 7500. terms.
C. J. Ylrmnd, Crescent City, Cal.
A. Navel ()ranges on Hwy. 198, close
to Foothill. Considered fr,)st proof. Grav-
ity water all year. 2 lovely homes. Beau-
tifui/y landscaped, Lovely view of the
Sierrns.
BOX 306. LEMONCOVE, CALIF.
SEEDS. PLANTS. ETC.
CERTIFIED STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Missionary, Blakemore, $4.00 per thousand;
Khmdyke. Klonmore. Tennessee Beauty,
$5.O0
C, L. MeDanlel. Itarrtmm, Tenn.
--%CT-RAWBERRIES---2 ½ inches dl-
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scriptl:m. Best, sweetest, largest. Solid.
:Fr,:zer, Shipper. Growers try this one.
Inspec, ed. Frank I,'. Fults, Stockpart,
Ohio. Route 1.
"One trouble in teaching golf
Is there are so m.ny things you
can do wrong, Somebody has
written there are 132 ways to
slice. Sometimes ! almost be-
lieve tt. I can't understand why
most golf instructors don't go
up to the top of tall buildings
and jump off. Not because their
pupils are dumb, but boca,lee it
is such a hard game to teach."
"What Is the most common fauP,
in golf?" I asked Snead
"Too much tensiontoo much
stiffness--is the main fault," he
said. "They get all locked up even
when you give 'era the righl stance
and the right grip, But outside of
tension, they have-a lot of trouble
with body actionI mean in keep-
ing the body in place, in helping
hand action instead of hurting it.
The body is likely to overpower the
hands and arms."
"Which is harder," I asked. "To
teach golf or play tournament golf?'
Economical Main Dishes
HEN THE BUDGET'S sorely
pressed, food. like every other
item, will come
l in for its share
of economy.
I n expensive
"\\;\\\\\\\\" meat cuts, ex-
tended
wisely
" with nourishing
and filling foods
I i k e potatoes,
. lentils and vege-
. tables offer
tasty substitutes
for roasts, chops and steak.
You can add interest to meats by
varying the carbohydrate (starchy)
food with them, like parsleyed
spaghetti and savory noodles.
Parsley Spaghetti with
Barbecued Lamb
(Serves 44)
1 chopped medium onion
2 tahlespeons butter
% cup cider vinegar
2 teaspoons brown sugar
1 can tomato paste
1 cups water
1 teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Few drops tabasco sauce
2 cups cooked lamb. cubed
I tablespoon salt
3 quarts boiling water
8 ounces thin spaghetti
2 tablespoons butter, melted
% cup finely chopped parsley
Saute onion in-butter until tender.
Add vinegar, sugar, tomato paste,
water, worcestershire sauce and
tabasco sauce. Cover and simmer 15
minutes. Add lamb; simmer until
heated. Meanwhile, add salt to rapid-
ly boiling water. Gradually add
spaghetti so that water continues to
boil. Cook uncovered, stirring occa-
sionally, tmtil tender. Drain in co-
lander. Toss with melted butter and
finely chopped parsley. Serve with
barbecued lamb.
Skillet Noodles and Beef
iServes 4-G)
$ tablespoons butter
1 enp thinly sliced onions
I cup chopped celery
1 pound ground beef
9 cups diced raw -arrots
1 No. 2½ can tomatoes
1 cup water
1 tablespaon salt
teaspoon chili powder
1 tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
8 ounces egg noodles
Melt butter in large heavy skillet
over low heat. Add onions and
celery; saute 5
!}iiiii!iil ! minuteS.ground Add beef,
tirring occa-
sionally, until
meat is brown
Add remaining
--"--L- ingredients, in.
tAL ESTATE--M ISC
"'Both are tough ways to make a
living," he said.
Texas Fever
Football knew one of Its biggest
years in this free mow and 'then)
land in 1950. But it reached an all-
time height in Texas where every
past attendance mark was broken
this fall. Not only that, but every
type of emotional stress was just
about doubled.
It was SMU that got the jump by
beating Ohio State. It was SMU that
took a smart lead .ver Army and
Oklahoma in the early polls, only
to bog down in the stretch.
Any number of game in this mas
sire state drew from 60,000 to 75,-
090 people. In one day the Cotton
Bowl at Dallas offered a double.
header, afternoon and night, to 151,.
000 spectators. They can handle
76,000 at Dallas. They can take care
of 70,000 at Rice. They can accom-
modate over 60,000 at Austin.
And now they re waiting for
lubricating spool spildle hear-
ings. Its line capacity is 50 yards
of 15-pound test nylon or silk
& A &
Retrieving Li
To "play one's fly" when fishing,
and often to av Jid obstacles on the
back cast. the angler will want to
retrieve part of the line extended
on the previous cast.
The "'pull bacg" way is one
method. Grasp the Hne with your
left hand just back of the butt
guide, passing line between first
two fingers and cork grip. Pull in
line with tong sweeps of the left
arm. holding the retrieved line in
Loose coils.
The "hand twist," however, is
always best for fly manipulation.
for with this method one is able to
impart a more life4ike motion to
the fly, In the hand twist retrieve.
grasp the line with thumb and first
finger of left hand, palm facing up. eluding the uncooked noodles; mix
Close other fingers firmly over line thoroughly. Cover skillet; simmer 40
lying across palm. Then, turn hand minutes, stirring, eccasionaliy.. •
Baked Sauerkraut and
Frankfurters
(Serves 4-6)
1 No, 2 cn sauerkraut
2 teaspoons sugar
teaspoon caraway seeds
2 medium cooking apples
, cup thin onion slices
4 cup melted butter
6 frankfurters
In a mixing bowl, combine sauer-
kraut, sugar and caraway seeds.
Place half of sauerkraut mixture in
bottom of a 2-quart baking dish.
Core apples and ut into Y¢inch
LYNN SAYS:
Check on Food Storage
To Save Money
Do not plan to keep sweet syrup
on hand for long periods, as flavor
deteriorates rapidly. For the time
you must keep them, store in a
cool dark place.
palm-down and take more line with
thumb and first finger The dis-
tance you want the fly to travel
will determine how much line you
thus pick up each tiu.e. After pick-
ing up line wanted, turn hand up.
Now, repeat the :n]tiGn until you
have fished out the cast. or want
to pick up all the line for another
cast.
Sound difficult? Well, it isn't so
very difficult--and like other tech-
niques in the fly-fishing sport, it
simply requires p. Hence and prac-
tice to perfect.
Stay Put!
Remember, if you ai' with a
party and become lost aud do not
return to camp, they will start a
search for you. Stay put, if neces-
sary for a day or two, to give your
companions v chance to find you.
Light a smudge fire, as it might
COLORADO SPRINGS
Why not live in scenic Colorado, the
veer around vacation spot of America?
We have complete listings on homes of
iII paces and all sizes, both city and
|uburban, which are available for im-
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rags on ranches, motels and busiuess
)pportunities.
Write us et your needs.
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The Best Places to List
The Best Places to Buy
Homes, Home-sites, Groves. "Ranches
Business and Income Property.
This week's Big Bargains
Home-sites 50x100 ft 395.00 and up.
Ocean View Sites $77K).00 and up.
3% Acres Bearing Avocados,
full price $7500.00.
Use chicken within a day or two
what they feel sure will be the de- be sighted by some forest ranger.
capitation of Tennessee in the Cot- If you have a gun, fire it at regular after purchasing, if it's fresh. Wrap
ton Bowl on Jan. 1. Fiery Texas intervals, if you have a mirror. I l°°sely in waxed paper for refrig
supporters are willing to admit that climb to some high point and flash i erating'
Both tea and coffee will lose flavol
Bob Neyland's Tennessee squad is it; but, whatever you do, don't I if they are not kept tightly covered.
extremely good. run helter-skelter. A cool, dry place is best for them.
Thursday, January 11, 1951
INSTRUCTION
ENROLL NOWI LEARN BARBERING IN
fie K, OLDEST SCHOOL NO WAFTING
APPROVED FOR VE'I
MOI.ER nARBER COLLEGE
2n5 S. Male M.. lnt kngrles. Calif.
1! Fourth St.. t4im Irranelx.eo, CaJif.
slices. Place half of onion and apple
slices on suerkraut mixture; dot
with butter. Cover with remaining
sauerkraut mixture. Add remaining
onion and apple slices. Arrange
frankfurters on top. Cover and bake
in moderate oven (350 ° ) 45 minutes.
Serve immediately.
Lamb Paprika
(Serves 4)
4 slices bacon
1 tablespoon butter
l'medium onion, sliced
1 pound shoulder lamb or
mutton, cut in small pieces
Flour
Pinch of rosemary
1 teaspoon salt
I to 1 teaspoons paprika, to
taste
, teaspoon pepper
cup canned tomato
cup beef bouillon
% teaspoon caraway seeds
3 medium potatoes, sliced
Fry bacon and remove from pan.
Add butter. Fry onion and meat,
dredged lightly with flour, until
golden brown. Blend seasonings ex-
cept caraway seeds, with tomatoes
and bouillon. Pour over meat. Place
bacon slices on top of meat. Cover
and bake in moderate oven (350
for 30 minutes.
Arrange pota- ]
- toes on top of i
meat and baste
with sauce in
pan. Cover and
bake another 30
minutes. Tie
caraway seeds
in muslin bag
and drop in center of pan before
baking. Remove when serving.
*Tamale Pie
1 cup corn meal
3% cups water
I teaspoon slt
2 tab.espons olive ;il
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 green pepper
2 tablespoons onion flakes
% cup ho' water
'4 pound ground beef
t/ t.spocn peper
2 teaspoons chili powder
1 No. 2 can tomatoes
% cup chopped ripe olives
cup shredded cheese I
Make mush of corn meal and boil }
ing salted water..Add olive oi 1 and l
chili powder. Line casserole with!
% of the mush. Fry green pepper
and onions (soaked in V4 cup water)
in oil until clear. Add meat, salt.
(,'ESTOCK
JERSEY BULLS, registered, 1 year old
blue ribbon at fair, of McLaglen herd.
Call 8911, SANGER
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pepper, chili powder. Stir until meat
changes color. Add tomatoes. Sin.
mer till thickened. Add olives. Turn
irto casserole. Sprinkle with cheese.
Top with remaining mush. Bake in
moaerate nven (3%3 °) 30 to 40 min-
utes.
Apple butter spoils readily be-
cause it does not have a high sugar
content. Place in refrigerator after
opening.
Buy spices once a year in mTmll
quantity, as they lose flavor o,I
standing, even though not opened.
Highly seasoned sauces with many
spices and high vinegar content keep
well for months. Store in cool place
without light,
4
Honey should not be discarded
when it crystallizes. Liquefy by
placing in water that is not over
140 ° . Higher temperature may in-
jure flavor as well as color.
Always purchase your fish last,
but store it first when you get home.
The coldest place in the refriger-
ator, right under the freezing unit,
is best for it.
ALL fats require a cool, dry, dark
place for storage. They should be
tightly covered at all times to avoid
contact with strong odors which fat#
[ readily absorb.
Revolutionary Invisible
Hemming !
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machine !
NO EXTRA ATTACHMENTS NEEDED[
Save hours of hand sewing
.[EbS SKIRTS IN 5 MINUTES OR LESS!
Other uses too !
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Holds Up to five keys in perfect order.
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BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
PRINTSHOP. Complete 1 or 2 man shop i
beautiful So. Calif. City. Estab. 1910.
modern equipment. Priced for quick sale.
P.O. Box 626, Fnnerton, Calif. Phone r$.
N.H.I:. HATCHERY. S maker. $43,5().
3000 reg. stock, 5 ac. eqpmt., eggs, 6S,000
tneubator. Owner ill.
P. O. BOX fl28, Fullertou Caaf.
Phone 2044
DEPT. STORE building for sale or lease.
Stock at inventory. Doing good business.
Owner retiring, Phone Salines S-446S
or write
20 Kenneth Ave., Sallnas, Calif.
DODGE AND PLYMOUTH AGENCY
connection with brand new 3-pump
Mobile Station located on lge. corner
lot. Plenty of room to expand. Good
going btlslness.
OWNER, E. E. HALL
BOX 187, AVINAL, Calif., Ph. 433
Sewing Machine Business
1.'ranehise or White. Domestic, Neccht,
Phaf and others. Comp. Line of parts.
%Viii sell for mventory approximately'
817,000. For particulars write MeCaWs
Sewing 5Iahlne Exchanges 119 Locust
St., Santa Cruz, Calif.
Furniture store (barn type) 10,000 ft. floor
space. Bldg., new & used, doing about
$90,000 year, nets about $25,000. Also e
very modern home about 1,400 ft. Also
lmodern 3 room apt. Will sell prop. & bus-
hess or will give long lease. Our locatioo
Is 1% miles east of Fontana. Est. 6 years.
lIust sell, Doctor's orders. All-State Fur-
mltllra Co., Rte. 3, Box 141, Fontana, Cat
--TRADE or Sell for Calif. property.
8 Cabins, 4-rm. house. House can be
used for store or restaurant. 1 Ac.
6 mi, from Grants Pass. Hwy. 99
:North. Also "/2 Ac. 2-bdrm. house,
barn, chicken house, lake. Adj. Mo-
tel. Beautiful grounds, trees. an be
used as Trailer Camp. Also Grocery
Store, leased. 3-bedroom house,
cabins, 5 Ac. 18 mi. from Grants
Pass. Owner, Rt. 1, Box 80, Grants
Pass, Ore. Ph. G P 3890.
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]New 24-Unit tourist court on U. S.
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ST. BERNARD puppies ready for holida
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A2REDALES--Beauties. AKC reg. Rea,
Make A-1 workers, hunters, watchdogs.
pets. Best bloodlines. Ship anywhere. Ch.
Greenburn Infraetious at stud. Tranvo
Alreddes, 223 Los Trances Rd., Rt. S,
Redwood City. Uimar 1-37S9 (4 rings).
Broke German Pointers, English Pointers,
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Breweries
In 1900 there was 1,816 breweries
who produced about 40,000,000 bar-
re!s, or an average of 21,605 barrels
each. Now, the 392 brewees in op-
eration produce almost 89,000,00{}
barrels, or an average per plant of
223,3I barrels.
Aleutian Islands
In spite of severe and frequent
williwaws (storms) In the Aleutian
islands, the North Pacific chain en-
Joys moderate and fairly uniform
temperatures, averaging around 33
degrees in winter, 50 degrees in
Iummcr.
I
Indians' Last Stand
Eattle mountain state park near
Pendleton is the site of the last In-
! dian battle fought in Oregon. Ma-
rauding Paiute and Bannock tribes
created months of terror in north-
eastern Oregon until subdued in
1373.
, Insect Re :!cn".s
Mixtures of reeilents devclop=J
by the armed services dutl;g World
War II nndervent controlled t':ts
in regard to possibl poisoaip, g and
irritation of the skin. As a result of
such wcrk, rcpclter, ts available now
are not likely to irritate the skin,
Fasting is Not New
The custorf of fasting prevalle@
among the Aztecs and Tellers of
Mexico, the Incas of Peru, and oth-
er American aborigines. It has been
found among the Chinese and Jap-
anese bfore their contact with Bud-
dhism. Fasting was practiced in
Greece in the 7th century, B.C.
Hog Lice and Mange
One potm.d of six per cent gamma,
50 per cent wttable benzene hexa-
chloride in five gallons of water, r
one pound cf 25 per cent lindane in ....
25 gallons of water will destroy lies
and mange on hogs.
Green Chicken leel
H green crops are growing m
your farm, they can be cut and fed
to layers at the rate of five pounds
a day for each 100 hens. Use f
these greens will reduce feed costs
and improve the health of the flock
• Desert Temperature9
The sands of the desert, used
sometimes as a symbol of perpe-
tual warmth, grow extremely cold
at night. A daytime temperature
of 100 degrees Fahrenheit tn the
Sahara may drop that same night
below freezing.
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