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Littler's No-Club Shot: Harrison, N.Y.: Gene Littler swings his arms to demonstrate a stroke to Doug Ford during a wait on the fairway of the 18th hole here July 30th at the Thunderbird Golf Classic. Littler finished the second round tied for the lead wi

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Department of Photographs Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Barbara Robinson
Gordon W. Gahan (Artist)
July 30 1965 20th century 1965
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Title: Littler's No-Club Shot: Harrison, N.Y.: Gene Littler swings his arms to demonstrate a stroke to Doug Ford during a wait on the fairway of the 18th hole here July 30th at the Thunderbird Golf Classic. Littler finished the second round tied for the lead wi
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