Golf Column - puttign at Hales

Jill Lucchetti rolls a putt in the fierce winds at Hale's Location while Suzanne McCarthy looks on. (COURTESY PHOTO)

“I used to play golf. I wanted to be a better player, but after a while, I realized I'd always stink. That's when I really started to enjoy the game.” Don Rickles, comedian

In the 1950s, baseball was “King” in America. Every kid wanted to play and opportunities were everywhere. There seemed to be fields in every neighborhood and all it took was a bicycle, a glove, bat and ball for a game to be initiated. Kids would show up at the appointed time. Everyone could play, although there was a pecking order, and you didn't want to end up in right field.

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