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| 1932
March |
Volume #6, No. 3 |
1932
April |
Volume #6, No. 4 |
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Cover: [Portland G.C., Portland, Ore.] |
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Table of Contents |
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Accounting Reform Needed to Put Clubs on Business Basis |
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[Pilot Guy Miller Grants the Autogiro Its Trickiest Achievement] |
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Able Greensmen, Equipment and Records Boost Park Golf |
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W.J. Rockefeller, Inverness Veteran Greensman, is Dead |
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Pro 1932 Business No Cause for Fears and Tears |
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[Pro Fred Morrison is Outdoor Shop at Midwick, C. C., Pasadena, Cal.] |
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Cafeteria on Wheels Will Solve Dining Room Deficits |
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New Credit Form: Club and Ball Makers have Simplified Pro Record |
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Battle Roster Slump with New Features on Program |
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George Stumpp, Stumpp & Walter Chief, is Dead |
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Group Instruction is 1932 Feature |
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Tee Too Often Not Up to Fine Course Standards |
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Tom Armour Being Booked on Golf Lecture Tour |
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Pro "Future Greats" Trained by Winter Tour; Gain Fame |
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Store Men's Tale Shows Cheapness is Costly |
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Dealers' Meeting Shows Pros haven't All the Troubles |
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All-Sports Record Book is Club Library Essential |
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Pro Competition Calls for Smart Sales Management |
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[Pros and Wholesale Misery] |
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Iron Club Practice Courses Look Hopefully at 1932 |
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Pro has Club Paper: Jack Martin Boosts Sales and Club with Fircrester |
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Wisconsin U Short Course Well Attended |
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N.E. Equipment Buying Prospects Bright |
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Traylor for Pres. Dept.: [Gentleman of Collier's Supports Traylor] |
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10% Golf Tax Legal: N.Y. Appeals Court Holds Tax Must be Paid on All Club Dues and Fees |
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Pros Business Handbook has 119 Profit Ideas |
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How Study of Root System Tells Story of Soil |
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Look Before Leaping: Test Other Fellow's Idea Before Adopting It |
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Iowa's Greens Short Course at Ames, March 7 |
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Research Results in New Soil Sterilization Method |
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Peerless Mower Sharpener in New Model |
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Natural Vistas: Eye Appeal Captivates Members and Brings Guest Fees |
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Hovey & Co. Issue Complete Equipment Catalog |
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Managers Plan to Give More for Less Money as 1932 Policy |
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Choosing Sites: New England Experience Shows Value of Soil Appraisal |
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Three-Quarter Million Rounds on Chicago Muni Courses in '31 |
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Swan Tells of Tests of New Fertilizing Methods |
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Starve by Mowing: Leaf Surface Reduction Hinders Grass "Digestion" |
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Michigan Short Course Gives Close-Up on Problems |
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Tee Business Status Makes Pros Study Prices |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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-Women's Golf Interest Brings Special "Stroke Savers" |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Jobs |
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| 1932
May |
Volume #6, No. 5 |
1932
June |
Volume #6, No. 6 |
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Cover: [Fifth Hole, St. Andrews G. C., Mount Hope, New York] |
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Table of Contents |
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Survey Shows 34 Million Rounds of Public Play in 1931 |
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Utah Club's Members Can Pay Dues by Labor on Course |
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Today Offers Prime Opportunity to Boost Greensmen's Status |
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Poa annua Fight Begun |
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Pros' Letters Give Members Sales Reasons that Make Business |
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Caddie, Injured by Golf Ball, Sues Club! What's the Law? |
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[Shawnee G. C. Louisville Public Course] |
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Green Section Digs in Dirt and Lab to Save a Fortune |
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Operating Tips: Notes on Innovations in the Chicago District |
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British Pros Troubled by Members' Slow Pay |
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PGA Membership Hits Record Figure |
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Members Divided into Teams to Enlarge Golf Course |
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Large Trees Moved: LaPorte Muni. Course Uses Frozen Ball Method with Success |
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New England Observer Comments on Superintendent Title |
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Foresight Got Members: Ably Run Small Town Club Solved Problem in Winter |
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Something New at Every Visit is Pros' Selling Idea |
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Saps Gypped by "Ball Bargain"; but No More, Says Newspaper |
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Bo-Cal-Bo Offers Clubs, Balls |
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Weather Forecast, Not Calendar, is Pro Tip-Off to Sales |
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Letter Adds 70 Sets to Pro's Cleaning List |
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White Scores 62-Stroke Round with "Pro Royal" |
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Cleveland Fee Course Owners Promote Private Club Spirit |
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Soil Characteristics in Relation to Golf Courses |
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Golf Teaching a Cinch - Only 42 Troubles |
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Kansas City G. A. Adopts 1932 Caddie Rates |
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Traylor for Pres. Dept.: [Democratic Public Storm] |
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Sweepstake Premium Brings Big Ball Sales |
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USGA Compiles Public Course Statistical Data |
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Cut Price Boosts Attendance |
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Gilbert Heads Mid-West PGA |
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Roving Pro is Fee Course Player Service Idea |
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[Pros of Toledo Expecting a Good Year] |
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Alex Morrison Gives Pro Lessons Boost in Book |
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Another Good Scotch Name in the Pirie Family |
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Pro Clinic Success: Kansas City Pros Draw Gallery of Two Hundred |
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Rhode Island Greenkeepers have Field Day at State College |
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Upper Michigan Greensmen have Short Course |
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N.-E. N. Y. Greenkeepers Elect John Melville President |
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Pros and Store Join Illinois PGA and Marshall Field Make New Sales Hook-Up |
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Harlow 3-Ring Circus Brings Hagen, Jurado, Miyamoto to Town |
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Armour and Sarazen Team in New Tour Act |
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No Tax if No Equity: 10% Tax Applied Only to Clubs in Which Members are Shareholder |
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Golf Course Equipment Holds Two Demonstration Days |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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-Pro Business Handbook Use is Urged |
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-Golf Clubs to Hold Putting Championships |
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-Chapman, Ring and B. Poinsett in New L. A. Young Lineup |
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-Code-Ball Costs Little, but Adds to Club Joys |
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-Super Flash Paintless Ball Arrives on Market |
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-Nelson Co. Introducing New Tee Sprinkler |
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-Develop Poison Bait that Exterminates Moles |
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-Red Arrow Insect Spray in Sod Webworm Fight |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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| 1932
July |
Volume #6, No. 7 |
1932
August |
Volume #6, No. 8 |
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Cover: [Ninth Green and Clubhouse, Sunset Ridge Country Club, Winnetka, Ill.] |
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Mid-Season Survey Shows Clubs Weathering Storm Nicely |
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New Tree Culture Manual is Valuable to Greensmen |
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How False Economy Steals Maintenance Money |
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"Back to Player" is Keynote of PGA Education |
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Pro-Shop Robber on Prowl in Michigan |
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Dubs' Howl for Soft Greens Haunts the Greenkeepers |
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Green Section Announces Summer Meeting Schedule |
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[Sixteenth at Rockford Country Club, Ill.] |
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Pros Should Look to Lessons for Income Improvement |
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Pro Says Keeping Shop Bright is Selling Aid |
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Pros Laugh as Drug Stores Get Cut Price Backfire |
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Science Wages Webworm Turf War |
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Course Owner Builds Novel Leave Remover |
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Pro Builds Own Fee Course and Gets Payroll Liberty |
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John Farrell Takes a Slug at the Cry-Babies |
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Greens Boss "Tells All": Protects Course's Future |
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PGA Membership at New High Makes Tournament Plans |
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Kids in Tourney: Fogertey, Osage Pro, has Proteges in Championship Event |
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Pro Ad Erases Cut-Price Store Competition |
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Handiseat, Low Priced Sport Seat, Pro Shop Feature |
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"Old Doc Schacht" Prescribes Pro Sales Tonic Letters |
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Texas Pro Merchandises Movie Instruction |
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No Tax on Green Fees, Treasury Dep't Rules |
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Double-Cross: Thoughtless Pros Sacrifice Market Protection on Ball Deal |
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Croke Figures Divot Acreage and Winces |
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[New Clubhouse in Tuscon, Arizona to have Two 19th Holes] |
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Commonsense Management of Fee Golf Courses |
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[Worries of a Green-Chairman] |
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Club Tourneys: Some Suggestions on What Events a Small Club Should Hold |
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Aeration of Turf is Important in Conditioning Program |
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Western Michigan Greensmen Meet At Sparks Course |
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Help! A Poet?: Greenkeeper Gets Even with Kickers; Busts into Verse |
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Manion, Culbertson Combine to Issue "Contract Golf" |
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Add to Life's Mysteries; Why Should Mower Last Forever? |
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[How Valuable is a Good Pro?] |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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-New Greens Spiker Aerates without Tearing |
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-Getting the Best of Sod Webworms |
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-W. C. Tyson Now with Bolsa |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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| 1932
September |
Volume #6, No. 9 |
1932
October |
Volume #6, No. 10 |
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Cover: [Greenbrier Golf Club, White Sulpher Springs, W. Va.] |
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Question Tradition that Outlaws Year's Best Golf Months |
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Ohio Club's Wise Spending Brings Fine Layout at Little Outlay |
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Economize?: "Yes, If Wisely Done," Says Fred Burkhardt |
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Departmental Jealousy is Normal; It Also May be Avoided |
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[North Hills Country Club, Menomonee Falls, Wisc.] |
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New Haven Park Greens are Enlarged to Handle Traffic |
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Theft Wave at Clubs Result of New Memberships |
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Simple Cost System: Birmingham (Mich.) Course Cost Accounting Tells Story |
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General Managers Testify to Merit of One-Man Control |
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[Fire Hazards, Burning Clubhouse] |
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What a Break!: Greenkeeper Gets One of Those Deals that Only Happen in Story Books |
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Back to Sanity: Whoopee Days Vanish, Today's Emphasis is on Course |
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Pros Join with Scientists in Tests of Club and Ball Speed |
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Pro Vet Notes Scores and Sales Keep Step |
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Pros Plan to Avoid Costly Penalty of Dead Stocks |
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Golf Ball Liquidation Gives Bright 1933 Promise |
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Government Takes Pro Trade as Cut-Price Competitor |
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PGA Innocent of Part in "$50,000 Gamble" |
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Pros Express Need of Contract Standard Form |
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Why Buy from Your Pro? |
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Study Tourneys: PGA Plans Sectional Uniformity - Look into "Open" Promoters Planning |
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Section Meetings: Experts to Visit Chicago, St. Louis, Tulsa and Cincinnati Turf Gardens |
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Plan Keeping Members' Interest Alive During Winter |
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Tractors on Rubber: Greenkeepers Study Work of Rubber-Tired Tractors on Courses |
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Fall Fertilizing Stores Grass Food for Spring Start |
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Banzai for Tom!: Miamoto, Jap Pro, Welcomed Home from Tour |
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Icely Sees Sunshine: Wilson Western Chief Reports Late Season Spurt - Hol-Hi Ball Sales 35% Better |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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-Kryodon "Pro Protection" to be Continued Next Season |
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-Ever Green Cuts Webworm Elimination Costs |
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[Classified Ads] |
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[Advertisers' Index] |
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Table of Contents |
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| 1932
November |
Volume #6, No. 11 |
1932
December |
Volume #6, No. 12 |
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