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Cover: [Eighth Hole, Hershey C. C., Hershey, Pa.] |
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Table of Contents |
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Budgeteers Awaken to Need for Adequate Greens Funds |
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Machine Cost Cutting Salvation of Budget |
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How Four Leading Greenkeepers Organize Their Upkeep Routine |
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-Carefully Schedules in Advance the Work to be Done and then Sees that His Men Follow the Schedule Closely |
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-Allots an Equal Portion of the Grounds to Each Man and Thus Makes Each Man a Complete Greenkeeper |
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-Divides Up His Staff into Crews with Specific Tasks for Each, While a Roving Foreman Supervises Their Activities |
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-Obtains Cooperation of Men by Always Explaining in Detail the "Whys" and "Wherefores" of Each Job |
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Managers' Convention in Pittsburgh, Feb. 24, 25 |
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"Come to Columbus" is Greenkeepers' Invitation |
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Pros Guard Against Avalanche of Junk Sticks |
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Green Section Seeks Out-of-Print "Bulletins" |
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Bezek Again Heads Mid-West Greenkeepers Body |
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Smart Pros Should Give Gate to Hip-Pocket Bookkeeping! |
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Rutgers Turf Short Course has Fine Program |
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Louisville Park Board Tells of $1,500,000 Investment |
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Locker Men Need Brains as Well as Hands and Feet |
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St. Clair, Thru Side-Hill Site, gets Clubhouse with Lots of Light |
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Rush Act Ruins Chef's Efforts |
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Card Sells Club Members on Wait for Meals |
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Salad Profit and Popularity Feature of Expert Menu |
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This Club Fosters Good-Will Through 30-Year Tradition |
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U. of Wisconsin Announces Its Greenkeepers Course, Feb. 9-13 |
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Rochelle's Watering System Laid Out with Eye to Future Expansion |
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Florida Finds Reclaiming Deserted Courses Pays |
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Greens Miracle Men Rarely Praised for Part They Play |
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Bag Bargain Sale to Open Pro's Season |
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Greensmen-M. A. C.-Golfdom Join in Upkeep Percentage Study |
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U. S. Rubber has New Edition "Pros, Players and Profits" |
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Conditioning New Course is Case of Local Study |
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New Blue-Book is Keystone of Sports Library |
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Augusta Boasts Ogilvie's Shop is World's Finest |
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Pro's Free Class for Children Repaid by Parents' Business |
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Summer at Sea Island is Busy Time of Year |
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Form Association to Stabilize Miniature Golf |
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Michigan Holds Greens Short Course, Feb. 16-19 |
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N.A.G.A. Meeting Gives Wise Boys Head Start on Season |
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How to Protect Pruned Trees from Infection |
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Announce New Compost Mixer and Spreader |
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Some Hints on Maintaining Traps and Rough |
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Ants and Weeds as Next Greens Research Topics |
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Coast Greenkeeper Invents Bermuda Conditioner |
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U.S.G.A. Clarifies Rules at 1931 Meeting |
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Ideal Establishes Six New Sales and Service Stations |
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How Edgewood Eradicated Plantain and Dandelions |
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Nelson Offers System Design Service with "Robin" Sprinklers |
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Ideal has New Power Putting Green Mower |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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March |
Volume #5, No. 3 |
1931
April |
Volume #5, No. 4 |
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| 1931
May |
Volume #5, No. 5 |
1931
June |
Volume #5, No. 6 |
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Cover: [10th Green, Scioto C. C., Ryder Cup Matches June 26-27 1931] |
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Table of Contents |
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What Big Business Says to Clubs About Organization |
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[The Golf Club "Tree"] |
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Enduring Course Design is Hallmark of Good Architect |
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Staff Education in California Major Job of Local Greensmen |
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Study Use of Course Workmen Displaced by Machinery |
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Save Hose by Telling Late Players to Use Valves |
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Big Turnout Expected at P. G. A. Columbus Business Conference |
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Pacific Northwest P. G. A. Polices Business |
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East-Western Vet Pro Tourney Ryder Cup Week Feature |
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Worthington Opens New Branch in St. Louis, MO |
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How Mercury, Lead Arsenate Control Nitrification |
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Illinois Pros Entertain Club Officials at Meeting |
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Chicago Managers and Officers Hear Their Problems Discussed |
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Public Course Clubhouse Design Demands Foresighted Study |
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Willie Hunter Makes Gold Mine of Fee-Course Post |
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Daily Fee Course has Novel Ad Folder |
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Pros and Makers to have Mutual Defense Meeting |
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Ray Hall Fills Double Job as Manager-Pro |
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Kid Auditor Makes Goss Admit Keeping Books Pays Pro |
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Kenwood Club Segregates Golf from Real Estate Activities |
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Club's Three Salaried Officers Should Become Matched Set Team: Professional - Manager - Greenkeeper |
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Birds, Big Greens Aid, Deserve Fullest Club Protection |
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Pro Instruction Gets Brisbane Boost |
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Shop Policies I have Found Pay Out |
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May Switch on Date for Chicago $10,000 Open |
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If $200 is Dough to You, Listen to Lowell |
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Club Membership Situation Makes Good Pro a Prize for Clubs |
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L. A. Young Chicago Office Moves to Larger Quarters |
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Daily and Monthly Forms Make Pro Accounting Easy |
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Southern Course Building, too, Needs Right Man on Job Early |
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Volunteer Member Labor Cuts Costs at Lakefield |
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Rhode Island Greenkeepers' Day, May 25 at Kingston |
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Golf Tourney to Feature Legion Convention |
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Sales Value of Greens Boss' Title is Lively Debate Subject |
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"Greenkeeper" O. K., Says Mac |
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What Years have Taught Me About Practical Maintenance |
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Fertilizer Barrels Adjacent to Greens Saves Money |
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Responsibilities of Correct Club Management |
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Check Up Your Menu |
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Side-Lines Plus Watchfulness are Gund's Two Feeding Tips |
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Home Talent Night will Pep Up Bored Members |
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P. G. A. Tourney Chief Sees Big International Money Ahead |
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Mid-West Greensmen Hold First Outdoor Meeting |
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Bridge Sets Suggested as Club Prizes |
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M. A. Supper Heads New Ideal Distributor |
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Wallpaper is Low-Cost Medium for Effective House Decorating |
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Makes Special Auto-Scale for Club Matching |
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Johnson Motor Offers Motor Scythe |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover: [Clubhouse and Ninth Green, Miami Valley Golf Club] |
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Table of Contents |
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Early Signs Point to 1931 as Golf's Biggest Season |
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P. G. A. Championship Sept. 14-19 at Providence, R. I. |
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U.S.G.A. Enlists Greenkeepers as Advisory Board Members |
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1931 Golfer's Year Book Now Available |
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California Boasts of Machine Use in Maintenance Betterment |
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New Jersey Plans Turf Field Day June 15 |
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Cleveland Pros Start Season with Dinner for Officials |
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Newspaper Neglect of Golf News Contrasts with Golf Ads |
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Neighbors have Guest Days |
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Harbert's Policy, "I've got It, or I'll get It Quick" Makes Pro-Shop Buying a Habit |
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Pros and Assistants Plan P. G. A. Business Conference, June 23-24 |
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Women's Golf Classes Stir Up Club Interest and Sales |
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Lew Makes Sales with Matches |
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Get Fire Risk Checked |
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Lesson Broadcast is Booster for Club and Pro Business |
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Personal Survey of Pro Field Shows Vast Advance |
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Movie Teaching Helps American Game, Says Henry Cotton |
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P. G. A. Fire and Theft Insurance Big Savings |
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Wagner Boys Fill Their Fee-Course Through Smart Promotion Work |
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Hadden System Cares for Greens Watering |
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Who's Liable When Accidents Happen at Golf Clubs? |
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Pros Today Must Protect Players, Manufacturers and Themselves |
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Looking Ahead on Drainage, Sod and Weeds Pays |
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Equipment and Supplies Small in Maintenance Budget |
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Asks Pros to Report Phoney Ball Claims for Action |
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Stable Manure Not Always too Weedy to Use |
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Book Busy Schedule for American Pros Guests |
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"'Zat So? I Manage Different and It Works"; Tom to Louie |
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General Manager Plan doesn't Mean Serfdom |
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Expert Advice, Modern Machinery, Saves Fortunes for Clubs |
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Toncan Adds to List of Drain Tile Plants |
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Rhode Island Greenkeepers have Largest Field Day |
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Latest Edition of Fraser's Contains New Features |
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Forms for Standard Country Club Accounting Ready Shortly |
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Veteran Greenkeeper Urges Combination Golf Exhibit |
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Pros Make Golf Market, Manufacturers Learn |
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[Classified Ads] |
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Advertisers' Index |
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| 1931
July |
Volume #5, No. 7 |
1931
August |
Volume #5, No. 8 |
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Cover: [Ninth Green and Clubhouse, Portland (Ore.) Golf Club, Western Amateur, July 13-18 1931] |
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Table of Contents |
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National Course Labor Figures Furnish Helpful Standards |
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Southern California Testing New Handicap System |
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Lancaster Swimming Pool has Big Part in Club Well-Being |
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Movie Night Good Stunt on Entertainment Schedule |
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New Insurance Plan Makes Club Cash-Raising Almost Painless |
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[New Ninth Green at East Palestine Country Club, Ohio] |
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Columbus Meet Cements Makers and Pros in Common Aim |
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Course Income Squares Tax Loss, Mayor Notes |
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Two New Books Discuss Jones' History, Swing |
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Medic Finds Club Grips can Transport Skin Itch |
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Pros Present Their Platform for Working with Manufacturers |
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"You have to Tell 'Em to Sell 'Em", Says Collins, Merchant Pro |
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Members Reward Pro Vet with Automobile |
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How Arcadia Builds Sand Greens that Satisfy Member Demands |
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"Know Your Trade" - Mac Smith to Younger Pros |
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Pro Market Brighter and Bigger When Pros Study Their Sales |
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Match Events Help Fee Course Increase Play |
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Rackets Invade Golf Field, Buyers Warned |
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Cheese Dishes Popular During Hot Weather Months at Clubs |
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Divot Replacing, Poa annua Greens, Interest Rees in Scotland |
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Uneven Pre-Seeding Fertilization is Hidden Cause of Trouble |
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Machine Savings Absorbed by Golf's New Demands |
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Green Section Announces Heavy Meeting Schedule |
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"Give Due Credit," Greensman Counsels G. M. Aspirants |
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Where do Canned Goods Fit in Country Club Cooking? |
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Shop Hanger Tells Schavolite Merit |
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Canopy Tee Bench at Low Price |
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[Classified Ads] |
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Why Topdress Greens? |
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Advertisers' Index |
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| 1931
September |
Volume #5, No. 9 |
1931
October |
Volume #5, No. 10 |
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Cover: [Kildeer Country Club, 36th Hole, Chicago] |
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Table of Contents |
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Clues to Turf Miseries of 1931 Make Greensmen Deep Thinkers |
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Manufacturers Report on Golf Goods Credit Standings |
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New Jersey Fall Field Day Scheduled for October 5 |
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Pro Vet Says Season's Lesson was to Put Steam into Sales |
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New Jersey Greens Course, Feb. 22-26, 1932 |
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Clubhouses Weathered Stormy Year by Letting Managers Manage |
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Green Section Meetings have Record Attendance |
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"Easy on High-Power Nitrogen" is Southern Winter Warning |
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Chicago Managers Beat Detroit in Annual Tourney |
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New York has Team Event that's Worth Copying |
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Big Clubs Point Way to Cost Cut by Varied Membership Classes |
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American Golf Guide Returns to Reference Shelf |
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Native Sons Whip Skimpy Budgets with Smart Use of Machinery |
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Pro Collects Damages for Contract Violation |
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Season of Trials Forerunner of Pros' Biggest Sales Triumph |
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Leading Women Players Testify to Value of Pro Service |
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Free Tees |
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Collins, Kansas City Pro, Features Bargains in His Ad |
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All is Not Gold that Glitters in Chicago Fee Course Field |
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Sometimes We Think Frank may be too Frank |
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J. Walter Spalding, Co-Found of Company, Dies, Age 75 |
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The Perfect Green-Chairman Would be Like This |
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"Putting Green," New Scott Book, Greenkeeping Aid |
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Variation in Maintenance Cost Shows Character of Club |
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North British Ball Appoints Central States Agent |
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Leacoy, Ga., Professional has Trick Idea for Putting |
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When Members Howl at Price Tell Them "Two Egg" Tale |
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True-Temper Compensator Shaft Arrives |
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Suggests Unemployed be Used Building Muni Courses |
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Basic Factors to be Followed When Constructing Course |
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Real Experting is Thrifty Idea for Beginning Courses |
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Tells of Drainage Aid |
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Tennis Court Weed Extermination |
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L. W. Crandall, Burke Chief, Dies at Newark, O. |
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Prices on R. H. Wheels and Spuds Radically Reduced |
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New U.S. Club Cleaning Machine |
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Brutal Season Emphasizes Care in Grass Selection |
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Beckley-Ralston Now Selling Golf Goods Only |
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To Qualify for Caliento Open in Los Angeles |
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Greenkeepers Board to Hold Boston Meet, Nov. 16-17 |
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Some Don'ts for Clubhouse Employes [Employees] |
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Golf Adds Circulation and Ads to Utah Papers |
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M. C. Johnson Appointed New Cleveland Toro Distributor |
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Jobs |
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Advertisers' Index |
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| 1931
November |
Volume #5, No. 11 |
1931
December |
Volume #5, No. 12 |
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Cover: [Maketewah Country Club, Cincinnati, Ohio] |
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Pro Training Schools Planned as Aid to P .G .A. Men |
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New Ball Specifications Avoid Dump of Old Stock |
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Pro Shop Bulletins Tell Club News |
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Construction Finishing Touches Save at New Course |
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It's Wise to Make Course a Winter Haven for Birds |
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Women's Play Cuts Per Capita Cost of Golf |
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Transform Idle Rubbish-Room into Lounging Room De Luxe |
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Cash Payment Returning to Good Grace at Clubs |
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Golf's 1931 Season Advance is Contrast with Baseball |
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Dividends May Replace Dues at This Pennsylvania Club |
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Greens Grief Shows Need of Revision in Architecture |
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Michiganders Put Pep in Annual Greens Meeting |
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Concerted Promotion Needed to Better Field for Sales and Play |
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Michigan State Tells of December Short Course |
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Philadelphia District Holds Course Demonstration and Meeting |
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Overhead Costs of Equipment Gum Up Budget Accuracy |
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Greens Force has Its Own Tournament |
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Whit Goit at Chicago for Toro |
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Self-Financing Improvements to get Non-Golfing Members |
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Greenkeepers, Pros, Managers in Joint Meeting Nov. 16 |
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Golf is Busy, Paying Business at Public Parks |
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Knox Points Out Value of Greens Knowledge to Young Pros |
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Illinois Pros Busy in Relief Fund Play |
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Rental Idea Makes Good for Bright Lads |
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P. G. A. Annual Session has Weighty Matters to Handle |
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Golf Work Gives Jobs to Unemployed |
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Melbourne, Fla., Invites Pro Winter Residence |
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Music Colony Golfers get Model Home for $15,000 |
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Market Analysis, Smart Buying, Makes Pro's Season Profitable |
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Jones' Retirement Puts Pros Back into Big Show |
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Colleges Waken to Golf's Value; Many School Links Probable |
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Group Lesson Idea Used to Interest Men |
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Pro's Push Makes Small Town Fee Course Grow in Profit |
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Member Care that Helps Course Superintendents |
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Easy Bookkeeping System Tells Pro How Shop Stands Daily |
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Try Name Contest to Publicize New Fee Course |
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Traylor for Pres. Dept. |
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How Current Financial Status Affects Clubhouse Building |
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N. J. Fall Turf Meet Attended by 200 |
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Pittsburgh District Clubs Weather Tough Year |
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Bell is Toro New Man in K. C. |
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Worthington Appoints Distributor for Southern California |
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Caterpillar in Stationary Engines |
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New England Toro in New Home |
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Jobs |
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Table of Contents |
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Index to Advertisers |
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