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Caninng left handed golfers! Do you blush self-con- sciously on the tee because you know you’re— well—just a little diffenent? This ques- tion was asked by a sports writer, and Gus Maue’s ad- vice is —“don’t." “As a mat- ter of fact.” he says, “there are probably plenty of right - headers there who would be better off swinging from the south."

“The only reason a lefthaiider ‘ hasn't won a major tournament before is the law of averages.‘ Maue argues. “Less than one percent of competitiva golfers are lefties. However. switching left-handed swingers went out with the mashie- niblick. But the whole affair has been hush- ed up around the locker room until now." “It never ma sense." sniffs Maue. It got start- ed in the old days: there wasn't enough equipment for left-handed golfers. so the pros used to change them over. If

Maue is a p r tile 5 slonal at Whitevale Golf Club, near Tor-

onto. and he's one of the host of portsiders who have just been emancipated by a fellow named Bob Charles, a lefty from New Zealand. who won the $50,000 Houston golf classsic on A p r ll let. He is the first left-handed golfer to win a PGA sponsored

you‘re a natural lefty. a change would do more harm than goodl'

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Youngster Gets Hob Offer

Allen Gaudet, son of Ernest "Llppy" Gaudet, Summerside, is getting another bid from the NHL hockey brass. Last sum- mer Allan and Paul MacWil- liams went to Niagara Falls to a hockey camp under t h e jurisdiction of the Bruins. an young Gaudet’s father has lust

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Canadian Athletes Grab Three Gold Medals Sun.

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Milwaukee climbed Bob As'pormontc singled home “ 5110st of Hungaﬁw- m. shirt a day. now's 3' Boys’ Reversible til (8) and Edwards, Lipskll9,12l points Sunday to smash into third place. Sweeping the a run in the ninth inﬁll} Egan“ Canada h” won ' “'0 "me ‘0 buy I i (8); Ford, (1-2) Reniff (3) andlthe world record in the deca_ three-game series from San break a 2-2 tie with Cincinnati nce ' ' . values to l H00:i 1.) P .tNY-EISOPGZ ‘2)..th10n (Francisco Giants 3-1. Houston aifld hgivteh the COIN! t2: Nbbel’ Cebu“... ﬁveﬂ" yum", ' F (. 'one . i ' ‘ ' " '.- t r -amesees. . i or ephmm_ o u The 29mm” Chinese Nm gapeﬁngxnggggtingtht: 0 e “8 tics team placed third after the TWO FOR 7.49 . """' "'d m‘ Q "'0 1” '0 1° . w..." MM mmmr ‘ ‘1 “and”. battered the weaned HAS MANY BOBBIE! first six compulsory . l (ler checks . l “I . i in be t 9000 in the M” Chm“ CM” “PM There are 125 regular police The U.S. led with 341.30 points. 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