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Our Apologies . . .
It is dangerous, according to child pyschologists, to attempt to change left-handed people to right-handed, and vice versa. And ambidexterity is an impossibility for most people. But for "Photo News" such things are easy–all too easy. All we need to do is get our negatives upside-down and, hey presto! right–handed Bobby Locke, one of the world's great golfers, is left-handed. Here he is (left) as he should be. This should serve to explain the phenomenon in No.11 issue of Locke's alleged ambidextrousness to the few remaining golfers who didn't telephone asking "What the -------?"
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