Dickinson School of Law - Commentator Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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, y I , . I5 Im I EE. 913' , lil g I gt ss- f-l'.1.' THESE ARE THE YEARS THAT WERE Dickinson Country Club is nestled in the confines of maiestic Cumberland Valley, sleepily tucked between the Appalachians and the blue, still waters of the Conodogui- net Creek. We are here with the WDSL microphones to cover one of the most coveted sports events of the decade - The Trickett Invitational. A field of fifty-nine of golfdom's most enthusiastic advocates are assembled for the 130th playing of the tournament. Each golfer who can finish at least three rounds will receive as a reward for his endurance the highly coveted Certificate of Achievement. Tournament chairman, M. Shafer, having full faith that the club record would not fall, has announced that the course is in great shape and is groomed to present to each competitor every type of hazard which they may expect to encounter. ln a pre-tournament speech, the chairman, with words of warning, informed each golfer that based on individual past performance there was little hope that he would last the full three rounds. Head groundskeeper, Ember Rupp, has announced that recent rains which flooded the parking area should not dampen the spirits of the entrants. There may be a little crowding, but sufficient space should be available 1