Hot Dogging (1964, 1965)

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The progress on the Los Angeles Times digitization has reached a snail's
pace, just as we're entering "granola" territory.  It was stuck on December 1964
for almost two months, but now it's at August 1965. There are no great
surprises in the eight new months.

This is for the benefit of anyone doing a "hot dog" book.


(PROQUEST HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS)
    1.  Display Ad 28 -- No Title
Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Apr 14, 1965. p.
B2 (1 page) :
Sand Comber trunks for the hot dogging surfer  6.95
In the soup, wiped out, or hanging ten...ride the giant waves in Sand
Comber's "Pipe-line" surf trunks.

    2.  Southland Surfers---Chairmen of the Board
ELLEN SHULTE. Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Jul
19, 1964. p. H1 (2 pages):
When a Wahine Hot-dogger Hangs 10 over the board as she comes Sliding in on a
big Set--man, that's living.
(...)
Co-ordination and balance play major roles on the general technique for fancy
surfing known as Hot-Dogging. Specific maneuvers include Hanging Five or
Hanging 10 (locking the back end of the board in a wave and walking forward until
the loss of one or both feet extend over the leading edge), and Spinning
(turning the body rapidly in a series of complete circles while riding a wave).