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19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
September 24, 1962
BY THE BOOKSSirs:This writer noted with interest your article The Bookies Close Up Shop (Sept. 3), and close up they have, throughout the country. But the net results of Bobby Kennedy's crusade against interstate gambling will be that many states and cities will realize that a whole lot of people like to gamble, not only at the racetrack but off the track and in various and many ways. Just as millions drank during Prohibition because they believed it was an unjust and unpopular law, these same people are going to gamble come hell, high water, stringent laws, the police, the FBI and what have you.
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September 24, 1962

19th Hole: The Readers Take Over

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The Cambodian sports program is so extensive that I'm convinced they'll show an outstanding improvement in all areas within the next year. My first impressions—with oldtime American residents agreeing whole-heartedly—indicate that this is the most dynamic nation in Asia, excepting Israel and Japan. To help them move ahead in sports the Prince personally requested a number of American coaches, such as former USC basketball star Chris Appel, to come here.
BILL SORSBY
San Francisco

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