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'Wonderful World Series Comes Back for Fourth Season MOADCAST 1 PLAYERS LOCATION OATE | Sunningdale Golf Club, tt Marr Jin.17 nard Hunt Sunningdale. England p Monte-Carlo Golf Club, b«ra Romack J»n. 24 Goldschmld Monaco ly Lema Rungsted Golf Klub. Jan. 31 •1 Poulsen Copenhagen. Denmark - Hebert Hamburg Golf Club. Fab. 7 edel Schmaderer Falkenstein. Germany in Rodriguez lyford Cay Club. nmy Jacobs Nassau. Bahamas Feb 14 n Hogan Houston Country Club, m Snead Houston, Texas Feb 21 orge Knudson Cape Breton Highlands. Feb 28 Balding Nova Scotia, Canada s Carr Klllarney Golf Club. Geiberger Killarney, Ireland Mar. 7 finny Pott Maracaibo Country Club, berto de Vieenzo Maracaibo, Venezuela Mar. 14 II Rodgers Villa d'Este Golf Club. Mar. 21 fonso Angellnl Lake Como, Italy irley Spearman Luxembourg Golf Club, Mar 28 irilynn Smith Luxembourg Bernard Hunt, one of England's leading pros, tees off at Sunningdale in England as his Shell match opponent, Dave Marr (I) and Commentator Gene Sarazen (in knickers) follow flight of ball. Starts on January 17 lic relations for Shell Oil Co.,. says the company is sponsoring the show for the fourth successive year because of its great 'Wonderful World popularity as shown by audience ratings. Viewers have indicated they like the show Series Comes Back because of its unusual approach to the game and its world-wide scope. for Fourth Season As each match progresses, the styles and techniques of the golfers are analyzed. Shell's "Wonderful World of Golf," re- The way each golfer uses different tactics turns to the air for its fourth season Sun- according to his strengths and weaknesses day, Jan. 17, on the ABC television net- is explained. Commentators again will be work. Gene Sarazen and George Rogers. Featured will be such outstanding golf- An added highlight is the clinic at the ers as Tony Lema, Juan Rodriguez, John- end of each show in which the contestants ny Pott, and all-time greats, Ben Hogan give tips on technique. These are dem- and Sam Snead. Two of the hour-long onstrated in slow motion. matches will pit top American women Brief travelogs that introduce each golfers against their European counter- match and add to the show's popularity parts. catch the distinctive flavor of each region Shell's "Wonderful World of Golf" will where the match is played, and give view- be televised in color on 11 successive Sun- ers a look at the people and the way they days through Mar. 28. Times will be 4 to live. The commercials on the show are 5 P.M., Eastern; 3 to 4 P.M., Central; extensions of the travelogs. 2 to 3 P.M., Mountain; and 4 to 5 P.M., Thirty-one golf matches shown during Pacific. the first three years of the television scried American vs. Foreign Golfers are now available on 16 mm sound color In each of the 11 shows top American films. Each an hour long, these outstand- golfers play outstanding foreign golfers ing golf films are offered to the eolf on the world's most famous and demand- clubs, service clubs, sports organizations ing courses. The opening match on Jan. and similar groups on a free loan basis 17 is between Dave Marr and England's Further information on ordering films can Bernard Hunt at Sunningdale GC, Eng- 11 0 thC PubHc Relati land. Dept.Dent , ShelShpirml Oil Company^ , 50 West SOtl<™, G. G. Biggar, vice president of pub- St., New York, N.Y. 10020] h .
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