The Boyhood of An Inventor
The Boyhood of An Inventor
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The result of this meeting is well told by Mr. O. B. Keeler, in The American Golfer, which is quoted from by permission: " 'This will take the guess-work out of golf in struction, ' said George Sargent. He spoke with some emphasis. He went on: " 'The teaching of golf has been a matter of theory from the beginning, cluttered up with tradition more and more, as the profession grew older. The trouble was, nobody knew for sure what happened during the golfing stroke. Now we are going to find out. T...his machine of Mr. Jenkins will discover it, every detail. For the first time since golf has been played, and taught, we shall see what makes it tick. The Jenkins pictures leave nothing whatever to the imagination. ' "Mr. Sargent of the Professional Golfers' Associa tion of America made this statement in Atlanta the latter part of July. He was there, with C. Francis Jenkins, of Washington, and John N. Ogle, camera man unto Mr. Jenkins, to make motion pictures of 181 Bobby Jones in action, at the rate of 3, 200 pictures per second, using the highest-speed movie camera in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result of this meeting is well told by Mr. O. B. Keeler, in The American Golfer, which is quoted from by permission: " 'This will take the guess-work out of golf in struction, ' said George Sargent. He spoke with some emphasis. He went on: " 'The teaching of golf has been a matter of theory from the beginning, cluttered up with tradition more and more, as the profession grew older. The trouble was, nobody knew for sure what happened during the golfing stroke. Now we are going to find out. T...his machine of Mr. Jenkins will discover it, every detail. For the first time since golf has been played, and taught, we shall see what makes it tick. The Jenkins pictures leave nothing whatever to the imagination. ' "Mr. Sargent of the Professional Golfers' Associa tion of America made this statement in Atlanta the latter part of July. He was there, with C. Francis Jenkins, of Washington, and John N. Ogle, camera man unto Mr. Jenkins, to make motion pictures of 181 Bobby Jones in action, at the rate of 3, 200 pictures per second, using the highest-speed movie camera in the world.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Francis Charles Francis Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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