How do you think Imus got Started in Radio?
The following gives new meaning to: "Breaker; Breaker one nine..."
"No, Honey, I am just teeing off the nineteenth hole...! Come on"
"What's all that noise in the background... Come back"
"Ohh, that's Hogan's HoundDogs, he just birdied... Out."
Golf Widows (Feb, 1946)
Filed under: Radio, Sports
Source: Mechanix Illustrated ( More articles from this issue )
Issue: Feb, 1946
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1.They need a separate caddy for the radio… Comment by Rick Auricchio —
2.Why are they golfing in the dark? Comment by Charlene —
3.Didn’t anyone think that the reason they golf is to get away from the wives? Comment by Thundercat —
4.Thundercat, my thoughts exactly. Comment by Mike —
5.Golf Widows??? Is the radio able to talk to the dead? :) Comment by docca —
6.Widow: Informal. A woman whose husband is often away pursuing a sport or hobby. Comment by x --
7.Just what every golfer wants… another distraction on the course. There are few things more frustrating in the game than to have someone’s cell phone erupt right in the middle of a swing. Anyone who can’t survive being out of immediate contact for a whole four hours needs to find himself something else to do. Comment by Eliyahu —
8.his wife is probably calling him home so she can wash his balls. Comment by fred
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